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It allows them to save sealed spare parts to the next rally.

Terviseks!

BTW: Lappi made the most stage wins in this rally, a total of six. Sordo made four and Tänak only three.

Yes!!!

Go Esapekka go, show the champion how it's done!

Sordo made a very good time

Paddon flying

But out of the three super rally drivers, Paddon got the farthest. So is it Breen, Evans or Paddon first?

BTW I wonder if Paddon will be the first car on the power stage, taking his chances for extra points?

They both use descriptive ones. Latvala/Anttila are a bit of an exception for using numeric pace note in Finnish.

"This can't be true". That's what he says often indeed.

I also love it that Lappi/Ferm are using the same note as Mäkinen/Harjanne did, "pirun pitkä" which is used for a very long corner, but it's...

Although Camilli is not running for WRC2 points so Kopecky ignores his results

Sorry, couldn't resist :p but I think that's enough of those jokes for me :)

For the record, I was happy to see Andreas back, and I wasn't expecting a top result. Still a disappointment after all...

Not if Mikkelsen was in a Polo

This. He needs a win.

So, Latvala and Tänak are the only drivers without any mistakes, technical failures or punctures so far. I think in Portugal Ogier and Neuville were the only ones without any problems.

Tänak flying

Paddon flying

But Ogier has a 3 minute gap after Lappi

I'm sure there wouldn't be dust problems in the Polo

Right of course, fixed it.

So tomorrow's start order is as follows, am I correct?

1. Sordo
2. Raoux
3. Al-Rajhi
4. Mikkelsen
5. Lappi
6. Ogier
7. Hänninen (if he continues)
8. Østberg

Lappi coming fast again

I think it has to do with Sordo being late. The normal interval is 3 min

shame for Camilli that he's not running for WRC2 points here

Remember that the road order tomorrow will be the overall standing list reversed. So 2nd placed drives after the 6th placed