STAGE FLASH Date: 2018-02-17 Flash No: 13 Day: Friday Distance: 23,40 Km Special Stage: SS 13 Hagfors 2 Weather: Overcast

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STAGE FLASH Date: 2018-02-17 Flash No: 13 Day: Friday Distance: 23,40 km Special Stage: SS 13 Hagfors 2 Weather: Overcast. -2° C Road Conditions: Ice/snow 1 - Sebastien OGIER / Julien INGRASSIA ” Not so fun this time. Difficult conditions. The kind of stage where WRC 2 cars are going to be faster than us again.” 3 - Jari-Matti LATVALA / Miikka ANTTILA ” Very difficult with a mix of snow and gravel. I did what I could. Passing Kris cost me only two or three seconds.” 5 - Thierry NEUVILLE / Nicolas GILSOUL ” I had quite a big push in there, the car worked well. I kept the rhythm and it seems like it is working well.” 6 - Elfyn EVANS / Daniel BARRITT ” We had a pretty big spin in there, not ideal. The car is working better now, giving me more confidence. Perhaps a bit too much.” 8 - Andreas MIKKELSEN / Anders JAEGER-SYNNEVAAG ” A clean stage no mistakes, happy with that.” 9 - Craig BREEN / Scott MARTIN ” A lot of gravel in there. Just trying to manage the tyres and not load them so much. The most tricky stage of the rally so far.” 10 - Teemu SUNINEN / Mikko MARKKULA ” Shame for Tanak. Quite okay for us, but difficult to drive in the ruts.” 11 - Hayden PADDON / Sebastian MARSHALL ” Not bad. A lot of gravel in the middle section. Can I get back on the podium? Anything can happen.” 12 - Mads ØSTBERG / Torstein ERIKSEN ” It was a little bit better. I've changed back to my original set-up.” 15 - Pontus TIDEMAND / Jonas ANDERSSON ” Very loose in here, difficult to follow him in these conditions. If it was cleaner I think I could catch him.” 16 - Ole Christian VEIBY / Stig Rune SKJÆRMOEN ” Such changeable grip. Not the best. I was too careful in the beginning.” 20 - Hiroki ARAI / Glenn MACNEAL ” The engine just stopped 2km before the finish. We were driving in a bumpy section and suddenly it stopped. We had to wait five or 10 minutes before it would restart.” 46 – Johan KRISTOFFERSSON / Patrik BARTH ” I'm a little bit afraid of hanging the rear out too much. Here I feel you can really push if you have balls enough.” COMMENTS (The news from the stage) .

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