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SS15 : Hirvonen cuts Loeb’s lead in Italy

Latvala is once again fastest

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Mikko Hirvonen has narrowed Sebastien Loeb’s overall advantage to 24.7s as the battle for victory on Rally d’Italia Sardegna intensifies.

Driving a Ford Fiesta RS WRC, Hirvonen was 3.6s faster than his Citroen DS3 WRC-driving rival over Sunday’s opening Gallura test.

In the battle for third position, Petter Solberg reported an issue with his damper settings at the end of the stage and is now 7.2s behind third-placed Sebastien Ogier.

Jari-Matti Latvala was fastest through the stage, his sixth stage victory of the event.

The next stage, Monte Olia, goes live at 08:03hrs local time.

Pos.DriverCarTime
01 S. LOEB / D. ELENA Citroën DS3 WRC 3h03m44.3s
02 M. HIRVONEN / J. LEHTINEN Ford Fiesta RS WRC +24.7s
03 S. OGIER / J. INGRASSIA Citroën DS3 WRC +31.8s
04 P. SOLBERG / C. PATTERSSON Citroën DS3 WRC +39.0s
05 M. ØSTBERG / J. ANDERSSON Ford Fiesta RS WRC +1m49.5s
06 D. SORDO / C. DEL BARRIO MINI JOHN COOPER WORKS +2m33.6s
07 O. TANAK / K. SIKK FORD FIESTA S2000 +5m22.3s
08 J. HANNINEN / M. MARKKULA SKODA FABIA S2000 +6m17.9s
09 M. WILSON / S. MARTIN Ford Fiesta RS WRC +6m18.9s
10 N. AL ATTIYAH / G. BERNACCHINI Ford Fiesta S2000 +10m26.7s
11 D. KUIPERS / F. MICLOTTE Ford Fiesta RS WRC +10m54.9s
12 K. AL QASSIMI / M. ORR Ford Fiesta RS WRC +10m56.4s
13 A. ARAÚJO / R. MIGUEL MINI JOHN COOPER WORKS +10m58.1s
14 M. PROKOP / J. TOMANEK FORD FIESTA S2000 +12m30.6s
15 E. NOVIKOV / S. PREVOT Ford Fiesta RS WRC +12m53.7s

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