SS 22 - Encarnacion 2 (Power Stage)
| Pos. | No. | Driver / Co-driver Vehicle |
Group | SS time | Aver. speed sec/km |
Diff.Leader Diff.Prev. |
| 1. | 99
|
Solberg
Oliver
/
Edmondson
E.
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:42.2 | 107.40 0.00 |
00:00:00.0 00:00:00.0 |
| 2. | 1
|
Ogier
S.
/
Landais
Vincent
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:44.4 | 106.71 0.22 |
00:00:02.2 00:00:02.2 |
| 3. | 16
|
Fourmaux
Adrien
/
Coria
Alexandre
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:45.7 | 106.31 0.34 |
00:00:03.5 00:00:01.3 |
| 4. | 33
|
Evans
Elfyn
/
Martin
Scott
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:47.0 | 105.91 0.47 |
00:00:04.8 00:00:01.3 |
| 5. | 11
|
Neuville
T.
/
Wydaeghe
M.
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:48.7 | 105.38 0.64 |
00:00:06.5 00:00:01.7 |
| 6. | 20
|
Paddon
Hayden
/
Kennard
John
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:54.8 | 103.59 1.23 |
00:00:12.6 00:00:06.1 |
| 7. | 5
|
Pajari
Sami
/
Salminen
Marko
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:55.1 | 103.49 1.27 |
00:00:12.9 00:00:00.3 |
| 8. | 55
|
McErlean
Joshua
/
Treacy
Eoin
Ford Puma Rally1 |
RC1 | 00:05:57.7 | 102.74 1.52 |
00:00:15.5 00:00:02.6 |
| Pos. | No. |
|
Driver / Co-driver Vehicle |
Pos. | SS time Penalty |
Total time | Diff.Leader Diff.Prev. |
| 1. | 5 |
1 |
Pajari
Sami
/
Salminen
Marko
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 1 |
03:13:28.5 |
03:13:28.5 | 00:00:00.0 00:00:00.0 |
| 2. | 20 |
2 |
Paddon
Hayden
/
Kennard
John
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 2 |
03:13:54.3 |
03:13:54.3 | 00:00:25.8 00:00:25.8 |
| 3. | 16 |
3 |
Fourmaux
Adrien
/
Coria
Alexandre
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 3 |
03:14:08.5 |
03:14:08.5 | 00:00:40.0 00:00:14.2 |
| 4. | 33 |
4 |
Evans
Elfyn
/
Martin
Scott
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 4 |
03:14:13.6 |
03:14:13.6 | 00:00:45.1 00:00:05.1 |
| 5. | 99 |
5 |
Solberg
Oliver
/
Edmondson
E.
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 5 |
03:16:25.5 |
03:16:25.5 | 00:02:57.0 00:02:11.9 |
| 6. | 55 |
6 |
McErlean
Joshua
/
Treacy
Eoin
Ford Puma Rally1 |
RC1 6 |
03:17:47.5 |
03:17:47.5 | 00:04:19.0 00:01:22.0 |
| 7. | 1 |
8 |
Ogier
S.
/
Landais
Vincent
Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 |
RC1 7 |
04:17:10.1 |
04:17:10.1 | 01:03:41.6 00:59:22.6 |
| 8. | 11 |
9 |
Neuville
T.
/
Wydaeghe
M.
Hyundai i20 N Rally1 |
RC1 8 |
04:25:17.8 |
04:25:17.8 | 01:11:49.3 00:08:07.7 |
| INFORMATION ABOUT SS 22 | |
(5 - Pajari Sami / Salminen Marko):
Amazing. big thanks to the team once again. It was not an easy rally, not easy for the drivers, but nevertheless not easy for the team. And building such a reliable car is the key for the success. So really, really proud moment, really, really happy. It feels really, really good, and I don't know how we are exactly on the points, but we are still trying to do the best we can in the championship, which is also not going too bad at the moment, so happy for that. | |
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(20 - Paddon Hayden / Kennard John):
This one feels like a proper podium. I think a lot of people had written us off, a lot of people probably thought we were a bit of a joke of a to sign this year, but a lot of people believed in me, and we believed in ourselves. So this goes to show you never ever give up. Dream, dare to believe in your dream, and I can't believe we're back here in this full cycle. And even good for myself just to know that we can still be competitive, knowing there's a lot more as well as we learn the car. But massive thanks to Hyundai. With this opportunity this year, we've just absolutely loved it. For our Kiwi supporters, our own PRG team back at home for allowing me to still do this. And of course John, 22 years. We don't know what's next, but this has been one hell of a journey. He's an absolute legend. We've gone around in full circles I don't know how many times, but yeah, this's a pretty special one. | |
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(16 - Fourmaux Adrien / Coria Alexandre):
It's been an incredible weekend. I think we deserved to win, but to be 1 minute 50 out of the lead on Friday night and going back to less than 50 seconds, something, it's just unbelievable. What a weekend. Very shame for the tyres, but at the same time it was a very, very good fight for us to come back and really push Mike to the last bit. Thanks to the team, we had a very fantastic car this weekend. | |
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(33 - Evans Elfyn / Martin Scott):
It was a big mess in there as well, like holes everywhere. So yeah, not ideal, but there we go. | |
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(99 - Solberg Oliver / Edmondson Elliott):
I tried my very best. I mean, first of all, big thank you to the team. The mechanics have done an unbelievable job this weekend to keep the car going. You know, it's been an incredible rough event. I feel we were extremely unlucky with small details on Friday, which really put us something to fight for. I think the speed was there, the strategy was there; we were just a little bit unlucky with minor details. But anyway, I had a great weekend with so many fans, so much love and passion. It's incredible, and I tried my best till the end. So let's see. | |
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(55 - McErlean Joshua / Treacy Eoin):
Friday was really strong. Okay, we dropped a bit on the Saturday, and today's been a battle of survival. But yeah, big thanks to all the supporters and the team. It's always a busy period being away from home for about three weeks. Let's keep the fight on. | |
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(1 - Ogier Sébastien / Landais Vincent):
I had a half spin. That's the way it is. Nothing wants to work at the moment but it doesn't matter much. | |
| (1 - Ogier Sébastien / Landais Vincent): spun | |
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(11 - Neuville Thierry / Wydaeghe Martijn):
The car was basically stuck in the mud on a hairpin, and I nearly did a 360. Very disappointed about the weekend. Again, when things don't go our way, there's nothing really we can do. And somehow we were able to progressively build up our speed yesterday, push today like we wanted, and yeah, thanks to the guys who gave us a car which obviously showed great speed. Not what we wanted this weekend, but Adrien and Hayden did a good job, and they deserved a good podium for the team, which is desperately needed. | |
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(27 - Domínguez Diego / Peñate Rogelio):
Unbelievable. This one is for all of them. Especially for my dad who helped me pushed me to get this and continue my career in rallying. I need to cry and get some beer urgently! | |
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(26 - Greensmith Gus / Andersson Jonas):
It's not been a good year, so happy to be back on the podium now and be fighting at the front. But yeah, happy. Team have been really good this weekend, spot on, all the boys. Jonas and Chris have been fantastic as well, because Paraguay, surprisingly, is a very difficult place to make notes. Not much more to say other than I hope all goes well for Diego, and thank you to Paraguay for such a great event. | |
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(29 - Gill Taylor / Brkic Daniel):
The top five was our goal. So definitely at the end, fourth place I feel like it's well deserved. You know, we kept our nose clean for most of the rally and held a pretty decent pace, especially today. The pace improved a bit, which I'm happy about, and it's good to have this base to build on towards Chile. I just have to say a big thanks to Toksport and everyone who's made this opportunity happen. It's been a real pleasure to drive the car this weekend. It's been the driest wet rally I've ever done! | |
| Starting order: Gill, Galanti, Greensmith, Domínguez, Neuville, Ogier, McErlean, Solberg, Evans, Fourmaux, Paddon, Pajari | |
