The start of SS13 is scheduled for 16:05 a.m.

And that's the end of the series of 11 scratches for Toyota. For the first time in this Monte-Carlo, Hyundai wins a special stage thanks to Neuville. Last man to pass, Ogier ranked 4th in 9'05″2, 3″4 behind the Belgian. “I tried to stay as clean as possible,” underlines the Habs

The first special victory for Hyundai? On the line, Rovanperä finished 2″9 behind Neuville and only Ogier remained in the running to beat the Belgian.

This time, Neuville didn't waste time on Evans and even took some back. The Belgian crossed the finish line in 9'01″8 ahead of the Welshman by 1″1. “It was pretty good, the pace was good. »

Tänak still struggling with the Puma. The Estonian lost 5″1 and saw the podium slip away. 9'08 in this SS12 while the problems with its power steering persist

9'02″9 for Evans who takes control 4″7 ahead of Katsuta. “The plan is to continue (like this morning). »

Sordo can't do it and his time proves it. The Spaniard finished 7 seconds behind Katsuta with a time of 4'9. “We don't know what happens with the hybrid system. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. » Can’t wait for the end of the weekend for him.

Well helped by Lappi's puncture, Katsuta took the best provisional time of this SS12 with a 9'07″6 ahead of the Finn by 29″6

Unsurprisingly, Lappi defeated Serderidis with a time of 9'37″2, faster by 32″5 despite a puncture on the right rear. “I have no idea where this could have happened. »

10'09″7 for Serderidis, first man to pass in this SS12

Here is the afternoon program:

SS12 14:31 Le Fugeret / Thorame-Haute 16,80 km
SS13 16:05 a.m. Malijai / Puimichel 2 17,31 km
SS14 18:23 p.m. Ubraye/ Entrevaux 2 21,78 km

Here is the order for the afternoon. As a reminder, Loubet had to end his day after his accident on SS9 this morning.

1. Serderidis
2. Lapland
3. Feel it
4. Deaf
5. Evans
6. Thank you
7. Neuville
8. Rovanperä
9. Ogier

The start of the afternoon is scheduled for 14:31 p.m. with SS12