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Sebastien Ogier Leads WRC Rally Sardinia After Thierry Neuville Crashes Out

  • Sebastien Ogier led the Rally Italia Sardegna after Friday's six gravel stages, holding a 2.1-second lead over Hyundai's Adrien Fourmaux.
  • The tough rally conditions caused several incidents, including reigning champion Thierry Neuville crashing out after hitting a rock that damaged his car.
  • Ogier started third on the road, struggled with loose grip in the morning but capitalized on others' mistakes and won multiple stages to take the lead.
  • Ogier expressed his surprise at leading, saying he would have gladly accepted the position beforehand given the strong competition currently present.
  • The rally continues Saturday with six stages covering 121 competitive kilometers amid expectations of further attrition and tight competition.
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After a day full of twists in Sardinia, the WRC returns to something more common this Saturday morning. Thus, Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) takes off in the lead of the event as Hyundai's troubles continue. WRC, Ogier takes a lead over Tänak, the only Hyundai rescued in the top 5! From the first stage of the [...] The WRC article, mid-day Ogier takes off in the lead of Rally Italy Sardinia! appeared first on Le Mag Sport Auto.

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The Italian Rally is led by Frenchman Sébastien Ogier in a Toyota after the first stage. The eight-time world champion took the lead at the end of Friday's program in the sixth special stage, after which he overtook compatriot Adrien Fourmaux in a Hyundai by two seconds.

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sport.de broke the news in on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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