MotoGP
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The crews now go to the regrouping which precedes the Power Stage. The second passage of Fafe will be contested from 13:18 p.m.
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The provisional classification after SS18:
SS18PaddonMeekeEvansLappiHanninenNeuvilleLatvalaSordoOgierTanakBreenhttps://t.co/zDgHafI0p1 #wrc #RallyPortugal pic.twitter.com/y4fSdiIpeJ
— Michelin Motorsport (@Michelin_Sport) 21th May 2017
12h
Sébastien Ogier (Ford) is only one stage away from victory at the Rally of Portugal, the M-Sport driver having only lost 1''5 to Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) in the 8,66km of Montim where Hayden Paddon (Hyundai) was the fastest with a time of 5'51''7.
Sébastien Ogier maintains a lead of 17''5 over Thierry Neuville, while Dani Sordo (Hyundai) still completes the provisional podium ahead of Ott Tänak (Ford) and Craig Breen (Citroën).
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Ogier finishes 1″8 behind Neuville and maintains a 17″5 lead over Neuville with one stage to go.
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Neuville sets the 4th fastest time, 7 tenths behind Evans. The Hyundai driver is in 2nd place.
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Sordo sets the 5th time, 1″9 behind the provisional scratch. The Hyundai driver remains isolated in 3rd row.
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Tänak sets the 5th fastest time, ahead of Breen by 1″5. The M-Sport driver is in 4th place, now 22 seconds ahead of the Irishman.
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Breen continues to lose time by only setting the 5th time, 4″2 behind Evans. The Citroën driver remains 5th.
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Evans took the provisional scratch with a time of 5'55"1, 3 tenths better than Lappi. The Dmack driver is still 6th.
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Hänninen is closest to his teammate Lappi with 4 tenths behind. The Toyota driver remains 7th.
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Ostberg sets the 3rd time, 4″3 behind Lappi and 3 seconds behind Latvala, who is less than 14 seconds behind 8th place.
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Latvala is the closest to Lappi with 1”2 behind. The Toyota driver is in 9th place.
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Lappi increases the pace with a time of 5'55"3, 10"9 better than Lefebvre. The Toyota driver is still 11th.
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Lefebvre further improves the reference time with a time of 6'06″2, or 8″4 better than Prokop. The Citroën driver is in 14th place.
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Prokop improves the benchmark with a time of 6'14"6, 9"2 ahead of Gorban.
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Al Qassimi ranks at 1″2. The Citroën private driver is in 16th place.
11h
Gorban completes the Montim special in 6'23″8. The Ukrainian slipped to 16th behind Meeke.
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Gorban is expected to start SS18 from 11:55 a.m.
11h
Images of Gilbert's Skoda after its rollover in Fafe:
Gilbert's car now on a truck after his Fafe Jump roll @DMACK_Tyres @rallydeportugal #wrc pic.twitter.com/ix0klV1g9J
— WRC freak (@FakeHinkelstein) 21th May 2017
11h
In WRC 2, Mikkelsen continues to dominate the category. Tidemand widened the gap on Suninen and now has a 25s lead over the Finn at the end of SS17.
