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That's it for the third special stage of the Monza Rally. A reminder of the rally classification:

Yohan Rossel is done. The Frenchman sets the 22nd provisional time, 54 seconds behind Lappi. His car is obviously still damaged.

His main rival Oliver Solberg ranks seventh overall and second in WRC3, five seconds behind Mikkelsen.

Andreas Mikkelsen sets the 4th fastest time. The Norwegian places his Skoda just ten seconds behind Lappi. He leads the WRC3 category.

Frenchman Yohan Rossel is currently on the course. He was able to ride despite his suspension problem on the Citroën C3.

Spaniard Dani Sordo experienced a problem after the finish of the special. He had to stop his car and the mechanics had difficulty getting it to restart. To be continued…

Adrien Fourmaux fifth scratch time! The Frenchman from Ford is placed in front of Sébastien Ogier, only 13”5 behind Lappi. Above all, he still achieves the best time in the WRC2 category.

Ole Christian Veiby is the last to cross the line in WRC1. He sets the 8th time at 24 seconds.

Takamoto Katsuta (Toyota) finished in eighth time, 31” behind Lappi.

It's the end for Greensmith who got out of his car and took off his helmet...

Lappi chose snow tires for this special. the risk paid off!

Gus Greensmith hasn't left.

Esapekka Lappi took control of the rally by 3 seconds ahead of Sordo.

Sordo: “It was much harder than SS2, more slippery, but we survived, that's the main thing. »

Dani Sordo takes the second time, 7”9 behind Lappi.

Gus Greensmith (Ford) is stuck in the middle of the special.

Esapekka Lappi (Ford) achieves the best time with no less than 9”7 ahead of Thierry Neuville!

Lappi in the lead with an 8 second lead at intermediate time.

Suninen finished 32 seconds behind Neuville, still in the lead.