Rally Finland 2021
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The start of SS6 is scheduled for 18:00 a.m.
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First scratch of the weekend for Breen with a time of 9'56"7 which is one second ahead of Rovanperä and 2"3 Tänak. Overall, the Irishman remains in 2nd position and is 1″5 behind the last city.
SS5 standings
General classification at the end of SS5
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9'59″6 for Lappi on the line who did well in Finland where he only lost 2″9 in the 5th special
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Difficult day for young Fourmaux as well. Like his teammate Greensmith, the Frenchman is unable to face the Toyota and Hyundai. He finished behind his partner with a time of 10'19″5 to Breen 22″8
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The stages pass and are similar for Greensmith in Finland. Last provisional time in this SS5 with a time of 10'15"5, 18"8 from the lead. The Fiesta is not in the game
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Very nice performance from Breen who smiles before joining the connection. The Irishman leads the stage after setting a time of 9'56″7, 1 second faster than Rovanperä's time. He is also back in the overall standings since he is only 1″5 behind Tänak
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Breen could be the surprise of SS5. He is ahead of Rovanperä's time after the 3rd sector
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Correct special from Katsuta who only concedes 6″5 on Rovanperä. 10'04″2 for the Japanese on the line
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Tänak lets 1″3 slip away in the last sector and sees the opportunity to score a 3rd scratch in a row go up in smoke. He moved into 2nd position behind Rovanperä with a time of 9'59
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As expected, Rovanperä took the lead in the special after beating Evans' time by 3″1. 9'57″7 is the new benchmark for SS5
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Rovanperä goes very fast! Three seconds ahead of Evans after the 3rd sector. The Finn could overtake the Welshman in the general if this comes to fruition
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Neuville tries to hang on to the leading car. He finished 2″7 behind Evans’ mark after covering the special in 10’03″5
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Evans does not leave Ogier in the lead for long. The Welshman beat him to 7″4 in this SS5. The time to beat is now 10'00″8
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Ogier finishes with his special. At the finish line, the reigning world champion's time was 10'08″2, the benchmark to beat for his comrades
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21.37 km are on the program for this SS5 (Sahloinen-Moksi 2), the longest of the day
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The start has been given and Ogier is already on the road!
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A time penalty of one minute for a late score, Katsuta finally had the sanction withdrawn. The problem appears to have been caused by a sync error
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The start of SS5 is scheduled for 16:58 a.m.
