Rally Italy-Sardinia 2018
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The scorebook incident involving Ogier is under investigation, leaving the outcome up in the air.
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Thank you for your loyalty on this live stream of the Rally Italy. The next round of the WRC will take place in Finland from July 26 to 29. Until then, stay tuned to AUTOhebdo.fr for reactions after this Rally Italy.
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Neuville achieves the perfect score with the 25 points from the victory plus the 5 bonus points from the Power Stage. The Belgian took the opportunity to consolidate his lead at the top of the Drivers' World Championship.
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Sébastien Ogier (M-Sport Ford) completed the Power Stage 1″4 behind Thierry Neuville, who won the 2018 Rally Italy by seven tenths!
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Neuville had regained the advantage halfway through by two tenths!
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Ogier was in the lead in the first partial against Neuville. Remember that the gap was eight tenths before this final special!
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" I gave everything. Thanks to the team for all their work this weekend. » says Neuville.
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4’52″9 for Neuville, provisional best time of the Power Stage, 1″5 ahead of Tänak. Now let's wait for Ogier's time.
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Ogier is also in the Power Stage.
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The moment when Martin Jarveoja returns his scorecard to Julien Ingrassia.
Details that hacen más grande este deporte. Ahora, ocho decimas and a single tramo by delante: @SebOgier o @thierryneuville. Only you can win one. #WRC pic.twitter.com/Am3jLKyeR1
— Rubén Otero (@RubenOteroDo) June 10, 2018
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First part of the Neuville – Ogier duel with the Belgian in the special. The Hyundai driver is already faster than Tänak on the first part of this Power Stage.
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Lappi finished in 4’57″9, 4th provisional time which should not be enough to get bonus points. The Finn can console himself with a good third place, which saves the lackluster weekend for Toyota Gazoo Racing after the setbacks of Tänak and Latvala.
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Esapekka Lappi (Toyota) is in the Power Stage. Nothing at stake on a regular basis for the Finn, except for the bonus points.
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SS20 @HaydenPaddon @Rally_d_Italia @HMSGOfficial “I obviously we want some more, but it’s ok” Mission accomplished for manifacturers.#jumpinginthedust @OfficialWRC pic.twitter.com/P5d1uIXbBR
— Rally ItaliaSardegna (@Rally_d_Italia) June 10, 2018
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Hayden Paddon (Hyundai) completes the Power Stage 8″7 behind Tänak and seals his fourth place for his third outing with the i20 Coupe WRC in 2018.
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9″2 behind for Mads Ostberg (Citroën) at the end of this Power Stage. The already low hopes of playing for fourth place against Hayden Paddon (Hyundai) now seem to have faded for the Norwegian.
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6th provisional time for Craig Breen (Citroën) 6″4 behind Tänak. The Irishman will finish this event in 6th place.
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Disappointment for Jari-Matti Latvala (Toyota) in this Power Stage. The Finn can only achieve the 4th provisional time, 4″ behind Tänak, after stalling in a left turn. “I arrived too quickly, and in the deep ruts, I stalled. »
SS20 @JariMattiWRC @TGR_WRC “I stole the engine” Not the weekend he deserved.@Rally_d_Italia #jumpinginthedust @OfficialWRC pic.twitter.com/INRU2Fuhuo
— Rally ItaliaSardegna (@Rally_d_Italia) June 10, 2018
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Ott Tänak should finish eighth in this Sardinian round, behind his teammate Jari-Matti Latvala. Big points are flying for the Estonian with a view to the championship.
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Thanks to a better finish, Tänak takes his Toyota Yaris to provisional first place in this Power Stage. 4’54″5 for the Estonian, eight tenths ahead of Mikkelsen.
