This is the end of this SS4 and therefore of the first part of the day of the Sardinia Rally. Dani Sordo set a time of 16'33″1 ahead of Thierry Neuville and Kalle Rovanperä. Thanks to this time, the Spaniard took control of the 6th meeting of the season, downgrading Teemu Suninen. Sébastien Ogier is third, just over 18 seconds behind.

The classification of SS4

" I am very happy. We continue to work on the settings. Everything went well outside. We are satisfied.” Dani Sordo does not hide his joy after his excellent SS4

What driving from Sani Sordo! The Spaniard takes control of the Rally of Sardinia thanks to a time of 16'33″1. He now has a 7″5 lead overall over Sunin

Dani Sordo is provisionally 6″8 ahead of Neuville’s benchmark at the end of the fourth sector of the special

Katsuta made a mistake in this SS4. The Japanese lost control of his car and ended his race on the side of the road.

End of special for Greensmith. The Briton clocked 16'47″5, three seconds off the best time of SS4 from Neuville

Fourth time for overall leader Suninen. In 16'45″6, the Finn was relegated to 3″1 behind Neuville's time

Neuville immediately steals the best time of the special in Rovanpëra. Thanks to a time of 16'42″5, the Belgian is ahead of the Finn by only three tenths

Rovanpëra sets the best time of the fourth special in 16'42″8

More than 30 seconds late for Ott Tänak at the finish of this SS4. His car had a problem and the Estonian could only do better than a time of 17'16″5

Ogier leads Evans at the finish of SS4. The Habs, happy with his car, drove four seconds faster than the Welshman with a time of 16'43″9

First reference of this SS4 to be credited to Elfyn Evans. The Welshman completed his special in 16'47″9

After the second sector, Sébastien Ogier is provisionally first ahead of Elfyn Evans and Ott Tänak. The Belgian is virtually 3″5 ahead of the Welshman and 14″2 ahead of the Estonian whose problems do not seem to be resolved

Here is the route of this fourth Erula-Tula 2 special, identical to that of SS2

Here we go for the fourth special of the day. As has been the case since the start of the Sardinia Rally, Elfyn Evans starts first