WRC

Mexico Rally: Sébastien Ogier win
Sébastien Ogier won the Mexican Rally in what is his fourth win in the Mexican race, and the first without a VW Polo WRC. He was second in PowerStage, adding four points, 29 in total: "It was a fantastic rally is always special, I really like Mexico, I knew it would be difficult because of the position on the road, but we never gave up and we performed well . The car is faster on the ground and this is good for the rest of the season. They are very good signs. "Excellent second place for Dani Sordo, who after the abandonment in Monte Carlo, gets a second place on his return, having been left out in Sweden and is the best of the Hyundai. He still got a fright on PowerStage as he stuck, but secured second place.Third place for Kris Meeke, his highest WRC standings after his triumph in Catalunya last year. A good test of the British driver, who had some bad luck with the hole he suffered that took him away from the fight for the lead, throwing the towel on the next section when he made a top: "He had the car, had the position on the road, but not I did the job well and I'm frustrated by that, "said Kris Meeke at the end of the race.Andreas Mikkelsen had a difficult rally, always to the spiders with the tunings his Hyundai i20 WRC. It had a better result than the display, but it leaves Mexico with some important points.

























Sébastien Loeb was fifth, having led the middle of the rally, losing command after a hole, which did not detract from the fabulous return of the French driver, who showed that despite his long absence from the WRC, much to give discipline if he returned full time.
Thierry Neuville had a weekend to forget in Mexico, he got to this race ten points in front of the Worlds, and leaves here nine behind. was saved for PowerStage, but he could not beat the rally winner and the new championship leader.
in this race, in addition to starting ahead on the first day, had mechanical problems with the car, which delayed him a lot, came to be in ninth, ams still saved a sixth place.
Ott Tänak was the fastest on PowerStage, scoring 6m33.1s (5 points), beating Ogier by + 0.4s (4 points). Latvala was third at + 1.3s (3 points), ahead of Neuville, who was + 1.4s (2 points). Finally, Mikkelsen was fifth, to + 2.9s and added 1 point.
Pontus Tidemand in Skoda Fabia R5 was eighth overall and easily won the WRC2, 3: 03.7 ahead of Gus Greensmith (Ford Fiesta R5), with the Swede leading from the first special.

José Luis Abreu, de Portugal