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Swedish RallyThe Swedish Rally (now the Uddeholm Swedish Rally) is an automobile rally competition held in Vrmland, Sweden in early February. First held in 1950 with start and finish at separate locations, seventeen years later both start and finish is located in Karlstad. The competition is spread out over a weekend with the start of the first part on Friday night and the finish at Sunday night. In 1973 the rally was introduced to the World Rally Championship and started to get international attention, the Swedish Rally is also the only rally held on snow. The winners of the Swedish Rally has only been Swedes and Finns until the trend was broken by Sbastien Loeb in 2004. The rally has only been cancelled twice; in 1974 due to the oil crisis and in 1990 because of the mild weather. Winners - 2005 - Petter Solberg, Subaru
- 2004 - Sbastien Loeb, Citron
- 2003 - Marcus Grnholm, Peugeot
- 2002 - Marcus Grnholm, Peugeot
- 2001 - Harri Rovanper, Peugeot
- 2000 - Marcus Grnholm, Peugeot
- 1999 - Tommi Mkinen, Mitsubishi
- 1998 - Tommi Mkinen, Mitsubishi
- 1997 - Kenneth Eriksson, Subaru
- 1996 - Tommi Mkinen, Mitsubishi
- 1995 - Kenneth Eriksson, Mitsubishi
- 1994 - Thomas Rdstrm, Toyota
- 1993 - Mats Jonsson, Toyota
- 1992 - Mats Jonsson, Toyota
- 1991 - Kenneth Eriksson, Mitsubishi
- 1990 - Cancelled.
- 1989 - Ingvar Carlsson, Mazda
- 1988 - Markku Aln, Lancia
- 1987 - Timo Salonen, Mazda
- 1986 - Juha Kankkunen, Peugeot
- 1985 - Ari Vatanen, Peugeot
- 1984 - Stig Blomqvist, Audi
- 1983 - Hannu Mikkola, Audi
- 1982 - Stig Blomqvist, Audi
- 1981 - Hannu Mikkola, Audi
- 1980 - Anders Kullng, Opel
- 1979 - Stig Blomqvist, Saab
- 1978 - Bjrn Waldegd, Ford
- 1977 - Stig Blomqvist, Saab
- 1976 - Per Eklund, Saab
- 1975 - Bjrn Waldegd, Lancia
- 1974 - Cancelled.
- 1973 - Stig Blomqvist, Saab
- 1972 - Stig Blomqvist, Saab
- 1971 - Stig Blomqvist, Saab
- 1970 - Bjrn Waldegd, Porsche
- 1969 - Bjrn Waldegd, Porsche
- 1968 - Bjrn Waldegd, Porsche
- 1967 - Bengt Sderstrm, Ford
- 1966 - ke Andersson, Saab
- 1965 - Tom Trana, Volvo
- 1964 - Tom Trana, Volvo
- 1963 - Berndt Jansson, Porsche
- 1962 - Bengt Sderstrm, BMC
- 1961 - Carl-Magnus Skogh, Saab
- 1960 - Carl-Magnus Skogh, Saab
- 1959 - Erik Carlsson, Saab 93
- 1958 - Gunnar Andersson, Volvo
- 1957 - Ture Jansson, Volvo
- 1956 - Harry Bengtsson, Volkswagen
- 1955 - Allan Borgefors, Porsche
- 1954 - Carl-Gunnar Hammarlund, Porsche
- 1953 - Sture Nottorp, Porsche
- 1952 - Grus-Olle Persson, Porsche
- 1951 - Gunnar Bengtsson, Lago
- 1950 - Per-Fredrik Cederbaum, BMW
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