15'15″8 for Fourmaux who set the 4th fastest time of SS3, 9″4 behind Lappi. The Frenchman plays the insurance card in order to continue to accumulate experience and gain experience

After securing 2nd place on SS2, Loubet this time let a few seconds slip away due to a bad turn where he missed the braking point. At the finish, the Habs dropped 13″1 on Lappi to finish in 15’19″5

Lappi takes control of the Sardinia Rally. With a time of 15'06″4, the Finn beat Breen by 3″4 to take 1st place overall with 1″9 ahead of Tänak

4th provisional time for Sordo in 15'17″7, 7″9 behind Breen

At the finish, Greensmith lost 1″45 in this SS3. The Englishman completed his passage in 16'54″8 after his misadventures in the 19th km. “The car wouldn’t start again,” he says.

And here is Breen who dislodges Tänak from provisional 1st place in this SS3. 15'09″8 for the Irishman who is ahead of the Estonian by 1″9 on the line

Evans loses the rally lead by 1″1. The Welshman was 5″8 slower than Tänak after a time of 15’17″5

Tänak confirms his lead from the 2nd sector with a 15'11″7 on the line which gives him a 6″9 lead over Neuville

15'28″2 for Katsuta, 9″6 behind Neuville. “Nothing wrong in this stage, I only protected the tires because I had no grip,” underlines the Toyota driver

15″18″6 for Neuville who is ahead of Rovanperä by 0″5. The Belgian made up for lost time during the final part of SS3 to finish ahead of the Finn

Rovanperä completes the longest stage of the day in 15'19″1, setting the mark to beat in this SS3

Neuville is closer to Rovanperä in this SS3. 1″2 behind for the Belgian after the 3rd sector but with a better pace compared to SS2

After a complicated SS2, Neuville wants to catch up during this SS3 where he hopes not to be bothered by dust

Here is the route of the SS3 with 24,70 km to go

The start of SS3 is scheduled for 8:01 a.m.