Rally Turkey 2019
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The 2019 Rally Turkey Power Stage, second pass on the Marmaris ES, will begin at 12:18 p.m.
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Note in this special, the very good 6th time of Kalle Rovanperä (Skoda Fabia R5 Evo).
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Rebound in WRC 2 Pro! Gus Greensmith (Ford Fiesta R5) rolled over after crossing the finish line of the special! The driver and his teammate Elliot Edmondson are fine but the car is heavily damaged.
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Sébastien Ogier finished this SS16 in 11'07″8, 6″5 behind Mikkelsen. The Frenchman now has a 19″9 lead over Lappi before the Power Stage.
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20″7 dropped by Lappi on this SS, following his error.
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Provisional best time for Andreas Mikkelsen in 11'01″3, 0″3 ahead of Latvala, and above all 7″8 ahead of Suninen. The Norwegian from Hyundai has a 31″ lead over Suninen before the Power Stage.
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Error for Esapekka Lappi in this SS16. The Finn lost several seconds to put his Citroën C3 in the direction of travel.
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Suninen concedes 7″5 on Latvala’s best time. Let's see Mikkelsen's time...
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It's the Mikkelsen – Suninen fight for the podium, but the Hyundai driver hit hard in the final SS, beating his M-Sport Ford rival by almost 10″.
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11'04″3 for Dani Sordo (Hyundai) 2″7 behind Latvala.
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One more stage to go today. #TOYOTA #YarisWRC #RallyTurkey #WRC #TGR_WRC #ToyotaGAZOORacing #Rallying pic.twitter.com/fGQq4bykmA
- Toyota GAZOO Racing WRT (@TGR_WRC) September 15, 2019
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Latvala (Toyota) took the provisional best time in 11'01″6, 13″1 ahead of Meeke.
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Teemu Suninen (M-Sport Ford) appears to have lost his Fiesta WRC's diffuser earlier this morning.
Suninen lost diffuser first stage this morning, in watersplash. #wrclive #WRC @Becsywecsy @OfficialWRC
Picture: Sander Ilvest/Postimees pic.twitter.com/f0Qx97xrah
— Aleks L (@alekslesk) September 15, 2019
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Kris Meeke (Toyota) takes the provisional best time in 11'14″7.
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Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) finished the SS 33″9 behind Tidemand.
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Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) is also on a slower pace to manage his tires.
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First significant time for this SS16 for Pontus Tidemand (M-Sport Ford) in 11'15″5.
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Ott Tänak (Toyota) finished his morning walk in 12'48″3. The championship leader will attack in the Power Stage.
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Ott Tänak is still in action at a senator's pace, to preserve his medium tires before the Power Stage.
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The start of SS16 was given at 10:09 a.m.
