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Rally Jordan: Petter Solberg leg 2 summary

Second day in Jordan is finished, and Petter is 4th and 43 seconds behind Loeb, who leads the rally. Latvala is third, but only 15 seconds ahead of Petter. - It's been really good on 4 of todays stages, and I have exactly the starting position I ...

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Second day in Jordan is finished, and Petter is 4th and 43 seconds behind Loeb, who leads the rally. Latvala is third, but only 15 seconds ahead of Petter.

- It's been really good on 4 of todays stages, and I have exactly the starting position I wanted for the final day, Petter says. - I must admit I didn't plan to be more than 40 seconds behind the leader, but it is a long day tomorrow and a lot can happen.

6 stages have been contested today, 3 stages done twice. Petter and Phil set the fastest time on two of the stages, and were second fastest on SS8 and SS11. But on the longest stage of the day, The Jordan River, they lost some time. - I struggled with the grip on that stage, on both runs. There is nothing wrong with the car, just didn't have any grip.

Tomorrow is the final day here in Jordan, but with more than 100kms to contest (8 stages) on the final day, it will certainly be an exciting day. First car is on the road from 0820 (local time).

-source: petter solberg

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