Sordo drops 2″7 on Tänak in this SS6 which he completed in 11’55″1

Greensmith crosses the line and sets the 7th time, 7″2 behind Tänak. The Briton completed his special in 11’59″6

“The stage was good but I had a problem with the engine.” This perhaps explains the time lost by the French

7th provisional time for Fourmaux in 12'06″1. The M-Sport driver was 13″7 slower than Tänak

“I’m still missing a little thing. I have to keep looking to find it,” explains the Japanese who wants to improve his times at the end of the day

11'58 for Katsuta who is relegated to 5″6 behind Tänak's time

Rovanperä moved into provisional 4th place, 3″6 behind Tänak’s mark. The Finn crossed the line in 11'56

Tänak temporarily takes the lead in SS6 with a time of 11'52″4. Estonia was 3 tenths faster than Neuville

Evans still slots himself between Neuville and Evans with a time of 11'53″8. He finished just 1″1 behind Neuville

Without too much problem, Neuville beats Ogier's reference. The Belgian rode in 11'52″7, 6″6 faster than the Frenchman

“I don’t think I had a bad day. I knew I was going to sweep the road,” explains Ogier at the finish

11'59″3 is the benchmark to beat in this SS6 signed Ogier

1″3 ahead for Neuville over Ogier after the first sector of SS6

3, 2, 1… Thierry Neuville sets off in this SS6

The SS6 route already taken during SS3 earlier in the day

The start was somewhat delayed but Ogier is on the road to SS6

As a reminder, Dani Sordo is still leading the Rally of Portugal ahead of Thierry Neuville and Ott Tänak