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Ogier wants to beat everyone, you could tell that by how frustrated he was on Saturday and forward because he couldn't fight at the front.

He paid the price of making a mistake by cutting a corner...

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Top 5
1. Neuville 119
2. Ogier 100
3. Tänak 72
4. Sordo 58
5. Lappi 57

Mega weekend for Neuville, 19 point lead in the champ!

Great drive, Teemu!

The start order maybe could have been decided before the penalty, that would be my guess

Definitely difficult, but they have to find someone. Kris is always driving beyond his limits and these results are inevitable, it's tiresome to say the least.

Absolutely beautiful

Managing his tyres.

Lefebvre in to the lead, he really should stay there.

I get the feeling this will revised, just like the power-stage rule. It's not good enough and if FIA will look over the situation and implement a new rule that would be nice. Impossible to know if...

No, he had 5 tyres so he must complete the street stages with a damaged tyre.

This should benefit Neuville and Evans - up to podium places?

Paddon stopped?

Neuville is not holding back. Meeke at a nice pace as well.

Front splitter missing for Östberg?

What a car breaker of a stage?

Puncture for Kris

Big opportunity for Neuville and Hyundai. It's a shame Tänak isn't there to capitalize on the situation.

It is probably down to driving styles, Ogier is the best in the business managing tyres while Paddon likes to slide a bit more.

Ogier, Neuville and Mikkelsen have done some respectable times, Mikkelsen was not so good on the first one today but has improved. Keeping in touch.

No pressure now Lappi

Tidemand was supposed to have easily won Sweden, it's indeed a decent WRC2 entry list going on in Portugal as always so he might be challenged.