The ranking after SS11:

After SS111️⃣ Neuville2️⃣ Latvala +32.83️⃣ Tanak +424️⃣ Ogier +56.25️⃣ Meeke +1.10.3https://t.co/Dan3hfMtF4#wrc #RallySweden pic.twitter.com/pfqHeG77KB

— Michelin Motorsport (@Michelin_Sport) 11th February 2017

Due to the cancellation of SS12 for safety reasons, the crews will not leave until 14:17 p.m. for the second passage of Hagfors. The special was canceled after an investigation by the FIA ​​which considered that the average speeds reached by the competitors were too high. Ott Tänak, the author of the scratch in the first pass, finished the course at an average speed of 137,8 km/h.

Pontus Tidemand (Skoda) remains solid leader of WRC 2 and is now ahead of Teemu Suninen (Ford) who took the advantage over Ole Christian Veiby (Skoda) by 5 seconds. Éric Camilli (Ford) still occupies 4th place in the category.

Neuville sets the 3rd time, 4 tenths behind Latvala and 3″8 behind Tänak. The Hyundai driver has a 33s lead over the Finn at the break.

Latvala fails 3″4 behind Tänak who is 9s behind the Toyota in 2nd position. “I drove very well, but I made a mistake by bringing 2 spare wheels. The additional weight on board is very detrimental in the snow. »

Tänak could have a perfect morning by signing his 3rd consecutive scratch. The Estonian set a time of 8'20″7, gaining 4″7 from Ogier, who was pushed back to 14 seconds from 3rd place. “The conditions are very constant and the fight is very close. You have to be perfect. »

Meeke finished 1″2 behind Ogier, setting the 2nd provisional time. The Citroën driver remains 14s behind the M-Sport driver in the provisional ranking. “It's a little better than in the previous special but I'm disappointed with my morning. I chose my pace but it's not enough. »

Ogier takes the provisional scratch with a time of 8'25″4, 1″7 better than Sordo. The M-Sport driver remains in the fight for 3rd place against Tänak. “It's going better than yesterday even if I still need to be able to go faster. We continue to attack. »

Paddon lost another more than a minute following his power steering problems. The Hyundai driver loses another place and finds himself 10th, 10s behind Lefebvre.

Sordo protects his 6th place by improving Breen's time by 7″8 with a time of 8'27″1 which pushes the Citroën driver back almost half a minute. “I didn’t want to take all the risks. »

Evans clocked 8'39″7, but Breen was faster with a time of 8'34″9. “I'm trying not to make any mistakes,” explained the Citroën driver who is aiming for Sordo's 6th place.

SS12 was canceled after the FIA ​​investigated the average speeds reached by competitors. Ott Tänak, the author of the scratch in the first pass, finished the course at an average speed of 137,8 km/h.

Lefebvre improved the time to 8'46″0, 27s better than Gorban. “It was very slippery with the fresh snow. I will attack more in the second loop. »

Gorban set a first time of 9'12″9. The opener indicates that the special offers good conditions.