P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Thierry Neuville extended his WRC lead to 34 points after he and co-driver Martin Wydaeghe won the EKO Acropolis Rally Greece, heading a podium lockout for Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT. Sebastian Ogier rolled in the final Wolf Power Stage when he carried too much speed into a left hander. The crew got going again and […]
Sebastian Ogier ran into trouble on the final Wolf Power Stage due to excessive speed in a left-hand turn. Despite the setback, the crew managed to resume and was slowly making their way to complete the stage and secure the 13 points accumulated on Friday and Saturday. Dani Sordo/Candido Carrera and Ott Tanak/Martin Jarveoja each advanced one spot in the standings, with Tanak reclaiming the second position in the championship race. Hyundai now holds a 35-point advantage over Toyota Gazoo Racing in the Manufacturers’ Championship. Adrien Fourmaux/Alex Coria clinched the Power Stage victory with their M-Sport Ford Puma. Following 305.3km of grueling stages, Sami Pajari/Enni Malkonen and Robert Virves/Aleks Lesk both finished with an identical time, sharing the WRC2 win. Pajari ultimately claimed the victory by virtue of posting the fastest time in SS1, which is crucial for his championship aspirations. Stay updated by reading Motorsport Monday for a comprehensive coverage of the event.
