SS17 | AutoHebdo

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The start of SS18 is scheduled for 9:38 a.m.

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Behind, Sébastien Ogier maintains his 3rd place ahead of Takamoto Katsuta. Fifth overall, Adrien Fourmaux sees Gus Greensmith come back to 1″1 before the Fafe special

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Evans finished in 5'44″6 and 1″4 ahead of Sordo. The Welshman takes on a new stage in this Rally of Portugal and increases his lead to 21″7 over the Spaniard with only 3 stages left to go

SS17 classification General classification at the end of SS17

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Sordo temporarily takes the lead with a time of 5'46 while waiting for Evans to pass. The Spaniard improved Greensmith’s mark by 1″7

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Ogier also does not improve Greensmith's mark. With a time of 5'51″1, the reigning champion finished 3″4 behind the Englishman

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Katsuta far behind Greensmith. 19″6 behind for the Japanese who completed his passage in this SS17 in 6’07″3

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Fourmaux did not last long at the head of the special. Greensmith immediately steals the show with a 5'47″7, 6 seconds faster than the Frenchman

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Fourmaux takes control of SS17 with a time of 5'53″7. The Frenchman was 2″6 faster than Tänak on his way through

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Without forcing too much, Tänak improves Rovanperä's mark. 5'56″3 for the Estonian who is ahead of the Finn by 1″3

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And it's confirmed. 5'57″6 for Rovanperä who relegates Neuville to 14″1 in this SS17

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As during SS16, Rovanperä is well ahead of Neuville. The Belgian is definitely not on the attack this Sunday, preferring to keep his tires for the Power Stage

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Neuville completes his passage in 6'11″7

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Without waiting, Rovanperä starts his time in this SS17 as short as it is fast

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The Montime special is 8,75 kilometers long, the shortest of the weekend

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