Stage 19 Portugal Rally notes, quotes, overall classification 20.05.2018: WRC Rallyes 2018 Vodafone Portugal Rally Sunday, May 20th 2018 Sun 11:29 - WRC 2 standings after SS19

WRC Rallyes 2018
Vodafone Portugal Rally
Sunday, May 20th 2018




Sun 11:29 - WRC 2 standings after SS19

1. Tidemand 3h 56m 55.5sec 2. Pieniazek +1m 59.9sec 3. Lefebvre +2m 20.5sec 4. Loubet +3m 03.3sec 5. Arai +5m 08.9sec



Sun 11:20 - SS19: WRC 2

Tidemand's lead keeps growing, he's 1m 59.9sec ahead of Lukasz Pieniazek with just the second run of Fafe to go. Lefebvre is 20.6sec behind in third.



Sun 11:15 - Junior WRC update

It's all going on in the J WRC as Callum Devine has been forced to retire from second in the class with front-end damage on SS18.



Sun 11:11 - WRC standings after SS19

1. Neuville 3h 43m 11.5sec 2. Evans +37.5sec 3. Suninen +45.9sec 4. Lappi +56.6sec 5. Sordo +1m 0.7sec



Sun 11:10 - SS19: Latvala

Latvala is our last WRC car through - after the retirement of Yazeed Al Rahji after the first run of Fafe - and he's 4.9sec down on Suninen.




Sun 11:07 - SS19: Ogier

Sébastien is in tyre-saving mode as well, 14.4sec down for him. "We have been waiting for the Power Stage since Friday afternoon! The first run went fine for me, I hope an earlier time on the road will give me a good chance but we will always try."



Sun 11:04 - SS19: Mikkelsen

Slowest time through the stage for Andreas, he's focussing on the Power Stage points "It is all going to plan, we're trying to save tyres!"




Sun 11:01 - SS19: Neuville

He's 7.1sec down on Suninen through the stage, but he still has 37.5sec in hand over the pack behind as they get ready for the Live TV Power Stage: "I don't know how the Power Stage will go, I will follow my feeling once I start the stage, we will see. I will try and keep it on the road and if I can I'll try and claim at least 1 or 2 points."



1.     5     BEL T. NEUVILLE     3:43:11.5        
2.     2     GBR E. EVANS     3:43:49.0     +37.5     +37.5
3.     3     FIN T. SUNINEN     3:43:57.4     +8.4     +45.9
4.     9     FIN E. LAPPI     3:44:08.1     +10.7     +56.6
5.     16     ESP D. SORDO     3:44:12.2     +4.1     +1:00.7
6.     12     NOR M. OSTBERG     3:46:42.0     +2:29.8     +3:30.5
7.     11     IRL C. BREEN     3:48:28.4     +1:46.4     +5:16.9
8.     31     SWE P. TIDEMAND     3:56:55.5     +8:27.1     +13:44.0
9.     37     POL L. PIENIAZEK     3:58:55.4     +1:59.9     +15:43.9
10.     42     FRA S. LEFEBVRE     3:59:16.0     +20.6     +16:04.5
11.     39     FRA P. LOUBET     3:59:58.8     +42.8     +16:47.3
12.     40     JPN H. ARAI     4:02:04.4     +2:05.6     +18:52.9
13.     43     FIN J. NORDGREN     4:02:37.8     +33.4     +19:26.3
14.     81     PRT A. ARAÚJO     4:04:58.9     +2:21.1     +21:47.4
15.     47     MEX B. GUERRA     4:05:54.4     +55.5     +22:42.9
16.     83     PRT M. BARBOSA     4:07:33.8     +1:39.4     +24:22.3
17.     4     NOR A. MIKKELSEN     4:07:53.2     +19.4     +24:41.7
18.     32     GBR G. GREENSMITH     4:09:04.4     +1:11.2     +25:52.9
19.     38     ESP N. SOLANS BALDO     4:10:02.7     +58.3     +26:51.2
20.     33     CHL P. HELLER     4:11:25.9     +1:23.2     +28:14.4
21.     1     FRA S. OGIER     4:18:36.5     +7:10.6     +35:25.0
22.     61     SWE D. RÅDSTRÖM     4:19:06.2     +29.7     +35:54.7
23.     87     PRT D. SALVI     4:29:12.4     +10:06.2     +46:00.9
24.     45     TUR M. BOSTANCI     4:29:25.1     +12.7     +46:13.6
25.     7     FIN J. LATVALA     4:31:55.8     +2:30.7     +48:44.3
26.     34     JPN T. KATSUTA     4:32:07.3     +11.5     +48:55.8
27.     35     FIN J. HUTTUNEN     4:32:14.8     +7.5     +49:03.3
28.     63     SWE E. BERGKVIST     4:51:48.8     +19:34.0     +1:08:37.3
29.     41     NLD K. ABBRING     5:06:55.5     +15:06.7     +1:23:44.0
30.     66     DEU J. TANNERT     5:07:32.7     +37.2     +1:24:21.2
31.     62     FRA J. FRANCESCHI     5:11:01.7     +3:29.0     +1:27:50.2


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