Rally Kenya 2021
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The first start of SS12 is scheduled for 14:08 a.m.
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Third scratch of the day for Ogier who confirms his good form since this morning. Third at the finish, 3″5 behind the Frenchman, Neuville maintains the lead of the event before the last two special stages of the day
SS11 standings
General classification after SS11
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8'51 for Neuville who gesticulates while cutting the line. 3″5 back for the Belgian on Ogier
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Katsuta crosses the line with a time of 8'55″4 to 7″9 from Ogier in this SS11
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Good time for Tänak in 8'49″6, only 2″1 behind Ogier
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Ogier is not kidding! 8'47″5 for the Frenchman who sticks for no less than 12 seconds at Fourmaux
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The M-Sports were in pretty good shape in this special. Greensmith just finished his teammate (+1″8) with a time of 9’01″3
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“I am happy with my driving. We must continue like this until the end of the rally”, Fourmaux satisfied with his work
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With a time of 8'59″5, Fourmaux is the first to go under the 9 minute mark in this SS11. The Habs were 4″8 faster than Evans
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No improvement in this SS11 for Rovanperä. He finished 3″2 behind Evans with a time of 9’07″5
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1″6 ahead for Fourmaux over Evans after the 1st sector
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Third to go, Bertelli finished behind Evans and Sordo. The Italian set a time of 9'38″6, 34″3 behind Evans
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Ahead throughout the special, Evans confirms on the finish line. 9'04″3 for the Welshman who was 1″8 faster than Sordo
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And the first reference to beat in this SS11 has fallen: 9'06″1 signed Sordo
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Four minutes after Sordo, it's Evans who sets off in this SS11
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Sordo releases his handbrake and starts the afternoon loop in Kenya
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The route of the SS11 which runs along Lake Elementaita
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Neuville leads Rally Kenya almost 30 seconds ahead of Katsuta and one minute ahead of Tänak
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Reminder of today's order of passage:
Deaf
Evans
Bertelli
Rovanperä
Fourmaux
Greensmith
Ogier
Thank you
Feel it
Neuville
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The start of SS11 is scheduled for 13:05 a.m.
