General classification after SS2

General ranking after ES2

Here is the SS2 ranking dominated by Ogier

ES2 Ranking

19'45″1 for Serderidis who finished 3'34″3 behind Ogier

Loubet lost 29″4 in this SS2 with a time of 16’40″2. On the radio, he mentioned some pitfalls in this special

Lappi can't do it. 16'40″6 for the Finn who finished 29″8 behind Ogier

Problems for Serderidis who was also trapped in the same place as Neuville and Rovanperä. He was able to leave

Difficult evening for Sordo who finished 19″7 behind Ogier with a time of 16’30″5. The Spaniard is already more than 30 behind the Frenchman in the general classification

And here is Ogier who puts everyone in agreement with a 16'10″8 which allows him to relegate Evans to 4″7. The Habs couldn't have started better

Katsuta 45″4 behind Evans in this SS2! The Japanese reached the finish in 17'00″9

While waiting for Ogier to pass, Evans takes the lead after a time of 16'15″5, 2″1 faster than Tänak

“I don’t know what happened. The road was completely wet, I don't know what happened or if someone lost oil but I saw that other cars had the same problem there,” says Neuville. at the finish after his mishap in this SS2

After regaining time after his incident, Neuville lost 2″7 on Tänak and finished just behind the Estonian in 16’20″3

16'17″6 for Tänak who beats Rovanperä's mark by 2″9

16'20″5 for Rovanperä on the line of this SS2, the longest in this Monte-Carlo 2023

Neuville got off to a good start but unfortunately let a few seconds slip away in this incident

On the heights of the special, patches of ice are visible. Rovanperä was also trapped in a hairpin but quickly left. More fear than harm

The start of SS2 La Cabanette / Col de Castillon is scheduled for 21:03 p.m.