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Rally Mexico: Petter Solberg leg 2 summary

Petter Solberg is still fighting for a podium in Mexico. Day 2 in Mexico is done, with Petter and Phil still on the podium. Sebastien Loeb is in the lead, Petter is second and Sebastien Ogier is third. Being the rally leader after day 1, also ...

Published: Mar 7, 2010, 11:46 PM

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Petter Solberg is still fighting for a podium in Mexico.

Day 2 in Mexico is done, with Petter and Phil still on the podium. Sebastien Loeb is in the lead, Petter is second and Sebastien Ogier is third.

Being the rally leader after day 1, also means that you have to be first on the road the next day, which in Mexico is not an advantage. -- It's been so slippery today. All that sand and gravel were a real challenge, said Petter Solberg after the final stage of the day. -- Even on the second run through it was slippery. But, we are doing really good, and have been on the pace today anyway, so I'm very happy with the day. The car feels good, so will push real hard tomorrow to keep my second position, and to get some more fighting.

Only 3 more stages to go tomorrow, first car will be on the road from 0843 (local time). 4 stages were scheduled for tomorrow, but SS20 is already cancelled due to bad road-conditions.

-source: petter solberg

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