WRC
Two slippery stages stand in Ogier's way
By Adam Hall
24 Jan 2021
MCKLEIN / TGR
Two to go for Ogier
Ogier set first and third fastest times on two extremely challenging Rally Monte-Carlo stages on Sunday morning. Neuville was the quickest across the two stages combined allowing him to jump Rovanpera who punctured on the opener.
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J. REE / RED BULL
Overall after SS13
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1. Ogier / Ingrassia 2. Evans / Martin 3. Neuville / Wydaeghe 4. Rovanpera / Halttunen 5. Sordo / del Barrio 6. Katsuta / Barritt 7. Mikkelsen / Floane 8. Greensmith / Edmondson 9. Fourmaux / Jamoul 10. Camilli / Buresi
2:36:54.9s +19.7 +1:03.7 +2:16.5 +2:49.5 +6:11.4 +6:31.4 +7:37.3 +8:27.7 +8:55.7
F. DUFOUR / HYUNDAI
Camilli chases Fourmaux
Camilli went fastest on Sunday's opener to close to within 9 seconds of Fourmaux. That momentum was lost on SS13, however, as Fourmaux went 19 seconds quicker than his French compatriot.
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J. REE / RED BULL
WRC 2 after SS12
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1. Mikkelsen / Floene 2. Fourmaux / Jamoul 3. Camilli / Buresi 4. Bulacia / Ohannesian 5. Johnston / Kihurani
2:43:26.3+1:56.3 +2:24.3 +8:42.7 +12:27.4
SKODA
Mishaps and moments
Opening the road on Sunday, Loubet and Greensmith were the WRC guinea pigs in the ice of SS12 and the snow of SS13. Both were caught out on each stage, Greensmith's collision with an Armco barrier on SS13 spun him around but both crews survived without any damage.
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M-SPORT
Monte's final loop
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Stage 14 Puget-Théniers - La Penne 15 Briançonnet - Entrevaux
UK time 0945 1118
J. REE / RED BULL
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