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Anyone who's been witnessing Tänak's driving today should be happy - this is definitely one for the ages. I'm quite sure that Ott blasting through Moksi 1 is something we'll still be talking about...

Agreed.

Absolutely. Saturday was a no-contest last year. No-one, not even Lappi, had a chance against him. If JML can find a way to return to that form, the rally could well be over after Friday.

From the team's perspective, yes. But for Latvala himself, I still think that in a somewhat twisted way it would be better to crash when fighting for the victory than to drive "safely" to 3rd place...

Not saying this would be the ultimate truth, but I don't think "podium" is enough for Latvala in Finland - especially if he's beaten by one or two Toyotas. Why? There are few reasons. One being that...

If anyone's going to replace Latvala at TGR, I'd bet all my money it won't be Meeke.

It's very close to being do or die for JML. That was already quite degrading, that Tänak was faster than him in Sweden, but it's still nothing compared to the situation where Tänak would beat him in...

Should be available on each station.

It's understandable and comes as no surprise, but we're missing:

- winner of 2016
- 3rd of 2017

And it seems like neither Nordgren or Tidemand will start in WRC2. Add those two to the current...

That's very odd indeed. Sordo won't be eligible for manu points and it's quite hard to see how he would block any points from Neuville's title rivals.

Ruuhimäki would be a terrific choice for PS. With all the jumps the stage is pretty much a definition of what the "1000 Lakes" is all about.