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Pajari into Paraguay lead after Evans puncture

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Sami Pajari became Rally del Paraguay’s fourth different leader of the opening day after Elfyn Evans suffered a puncture on Friday’s penultimate stage. The rear-right... The post Pajari into Paraguay lead after Evans puncture appeared first on DirtFish.

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The first day of the Paraguay stage of the World Rally Championship turned into a real test of survival, with the leaders changing places, tires bursting and the rally of several favorites suffering a major setback. After eight special stages, Sami Pajari finished the day as the leader, Hayden Paddon meanwhile rose to the top of the World Rally Championship for the first time since 2018, and Romet Jürgenson rose to fourth in the WRC2 standings a…

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The opening day of the Paraguay World Rally Championship saw a heavy loss of the top drivers. Toyota's Sebastien Ogier, Takamoto Katsuta and Hyundai's Thierry Neuville all failed to complete their journey. Toyota's Oliver Solberg fell far from the top during the day. Almost all drivers have suffered tyre punctures in the race, but Toyota's Sami Pajari has survived without tyre problems and has come out on top at the end of the day. Read more WRC…

Hankook tires did not resist the abrasiveness of Paraguayan roads and no one was spared this Friday during the third stage of the Paraguayan Rally, except Sami Pajari (Toyota), leader tonight ahead of Hayden Paddon (Hyundai) and Elfyn Evans (Toyota).

The first real day of the Rally of Paraguay 2026, the World WRC World Championship, has just ended. At the end of the first eight specials, the twists have left a ranking situation still very open. In front of everyone there is in fact Sami Pajari, awarded up to now by the great continuity of results. In the first two [...]

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autosport.pt broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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