Kalle Rovanperä also concedes 3″6 to Elfyn Evans, and the overall gap goes down to 15″8. The Welshman wins SS11 on the same special as this morning! 

Meet at 14:08 p.m. for SS12 for Elementaita 2 (15,08 km)

The classification of SS11: 

The general classification after SS11: 

Takamoto Katsuta loses time compared to Elfyn Evans: the Japanese concedes 5 seconds on the Welshman, but gains a little time on Neuville.

Like this morning on the same special, Elfyn Evans set the best time, in 18'05″3!

The learning continues for Oliver Solberg, who finished this SS11 48″5 behind Ogier’s time.

Thierry Neuville is 1″7 behind Sébastien Ogier’s time at the finish.

Sébastien Ogier sets a new best time in 18'11″4, but the Frenchman complains of a loss of power at the end of the special.

Jourdan Serderidis is still there and continues his Safari Rally at his own pace. With his private Ford Puma, he set a time just 2 minutes behind that of Seb Loeb.

Craig Breen puts an end to his ordeal in this special by arriving at very low speed: the Irishman finishes 1'33″9 behind Loeb's time.  

First reference time signed by Loeb: 18'18″0, 4 seconds slower than the best time this morning.

Adrien Fourmaux and Gus Greensmith get their hands dirty repairing their respective cars…

Yes, this is who you think it is 👀

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- World Rally Championship (@OfficialWRC) June 25, 2022

It would have started to rain on the other two stages of the afternoon, but no rain to report yet on the route of SS11.

And here we go again in this Safari Rally, Sébastien Loeb took the start of SS11! And the weather is getting darker very quickly...

Ott Tänak's retirement was also confirmed during the break after SS10.

#WRC 🇰🇪​ SS10

⚠️UPDATE – Unfortunately, @otttanak & Martin #Jarveoja are forced to withdraw for the day at @wrcsafarirally due to a technical problem. The car will be brought back to service, and the issue will be further investigated.#HMSGOfficial #SafariRallyKenya

— Hyundai Motorsport (@HMSGOfficial) June 25, 2022

This morning, three Rally1 drivers were forced to retire: Adrien Fourmaux (suspension damage), Ott Tänak (engine problem) and Gus Greensmith, who was the victim of an accident during SS8. The Briton even drove an entire special stage without a windshield!

VIDEO – Greensmith forced to exit through his windshield in Kenya

If you haven't followed this morning's specials, here's the summary! 

Safari Rally Kenya – Rovanperä manages his lead, Hyundai upset

Welcome or welcome back to this live text to follow the rest of the Kenya Safari Rally! The Soysambu 2 special (29,32 km) will start at 13:07 p.m.! 

The route of SS11: