Adrien Fourmaux sets the best time in the WRC2 category with his Ford Fiesta and takes ten seconds back from his main rivals. We find him second in the rally, 7 seconds behind Tidemand (Skoda).

Ole Christian Veiby is the last to finish for the day in WRC1. The Norwegian from Hyundai ranks 7th at 10”8.

Takamoto Katsuta (Toyota) finished second, 0” behind Dani Sordo.

The Spaniard takes the lead in the general classification for a second!

Dani Sordo sets the best time by nine tenths.

Lappi: “I tried the wet but I'm not convinced it was the right choice, I experienced a lot of aquaplaning. I will lose leadership of the rally. »

4th time for Esapekka Lappi who concedes 2”9 to Ott Tanak.

Kalle Rovanpera (Toyota) finished 1”7 behind Tanak, in second position.

The Ford driver had to cut the chicane.

Esapekka Lappi, for his part, took up rain tires

Ott Tanak takes the best time with 2”4. The Estonian remains just behind Ogier and Evans overall.

Ott Tanak chose four snow tires.  

In the general classification of the rally, the two men are separated by five seconds.

Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) finished a full second behind Evans.

Evans: “There was a lot of hydroplaning, we didn't do the perfect stage but we didn't make any mistakes, that's the main thing. »

5'55"8 for Elfyn Evans who sets the first time without error.

Sébastien Ogier started.

It's raining and it's dark for this last special of the day.

Here we go for Elfyn Evans!