A 36.4s lead overnight for thierryneuville at the WRC RallyItaliaSardegna, but there was no relaxing on Sunday morning! ⬇️
Thierry Neuville extended his Rally Sardinia lead on Sunday morning as the Hyundai driver closed in on his and the team’s first World Rally Championship victory of the season.Despite holding a healthy 36.4s overnight lead, Neuville elected to push while the majority of his rivals opted to preserve their cars and tyres.
Conditions were at least dry for the opening stage of the day albeit held under ominous overcast skies. The majority of the Rally1 field elected to preserve their machinery for the upcoming Power Stage including Rovanpera and his returning Toyota team-mates Takamoto Katsuta and Sebastien Ogier, the latter rejoining after crashing out of the lead yesterday on stage 15.
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