Neuville takes Sardinia lead as Solberg maintains title challenge
Sport news Just 0.4 seconds separate the two Hyundai i20 N Rally1 cars at the end of Friday’s six gravel stages, with Solberg 12.3 seconds further back in his Toyota GR Yaris Rally1. Fourmaux had led since SS3 and remained in control for much of the afternoon despite increasingly
Sport news Just 0.4 seconds separate the two Hyundai i20 N Rally1 cars at the end of Friday’s six gravel stages, with Solberg 12.3 seconds further back in his Toyota GR Yaris Rally1. Fourmaux had led since SS3 and remained in control for much of the afternoon despite increasingly demanding road conditions, puncture risks and tyre-management concerns. Neuville responded by winning both of the day’s final two stages, overturning a 4.7-second deficit on Monti di Alà - Sa Conchedda - Lerno to finish Friday at the head of the standings. “Our tyre management and our tyre choice paid off,” Neuville s
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