The next special of the day is scheduled for 8:08 a.m., to be followed in live text on AUTOhebdo.fr

The general classification after SS14:

Here is the ranking for this special:

Elfyn Evans completed this first special of the day in 5’06”9. Dani Sordo remains leader of SS14 while waiting for Thierry Neuville to pass.

The seven-time world champion finished this special in 5’07”2. Sébastien Ogier loses his third place!

Dani Sordo finished in 5’05”5. The Spaniard has the opportunity to move up to 3rd place in the general classification.

Kalle Rovanperä finishes very late. 5’15″9 for the Finn who is currently last in this special.

Gus Greensmith’s time in this SS14 is 5’11″6. For the moment, Adrien Fourmaux remains in the lead of this special.

The Hyundai driver finished in 5’13”5.

It’s Oliver Solberg’s turn to take on the Catalan night. The Swede is currently 7th, 0″ behind Greensmith overall.

Nil Solans covered the 9,10 kilometers in 5’10″6.

Adrien Fourmaux finished with a time of 5’07”6.

5’12″1 for Takamoto Katsuta, who sets the first benchmark time of this SS14.

It’s Adrien Fourmaux’s turn to start.

Here is the route of this SS14. It is the Japanese driver who will set off first into the Catalan night.

Already leading the general classification before starting Saturday, Thierry Neuville widened the gap with his competitors throughout the day.

Thierry Neuville untouchable, Sébastien Ogier gets back on Elfyn Evans

Before the start of this last day of the Rally de Catalunya, here is a reminder of the general classification:

Here is the program for this final day, with four special stages planned:

• SS14 – 7:00 a.m.: Gavada 1 (9,10 km)
• SS15 – 08:08: Riudecanyes 1 (16,35 km)
• SS16 – 10:29 a.m.: Gavada 2 (9,10 km)
• SS17 – 12:18 p.m.: Riudecanyes 2 (Power Stage) (16,35 km)