Monte hits out at Ford Puma JWRC runners.

The Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo marks the opening round of the Junior World Rally championship [JWRC] 𒅌but it was a disappointing day 💙for the three Ford Puma crews.

Finns Jari-Matti Latvala and Miikka Anttila, driving for Astra Racing, lost 20 minutes on the first competitive stage when water in the e🍸ngine management system brought their Puma to a🌄 halt.

The🌟y managed to continue but lie last of the 15 remaining JWRC entrants.

Monte hits out at Ford Puma JWRC runners.

The Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo ඣmarks the opening round of the Junior World Rally championship [JWRC] but it was a disappointiღng day for the three Ford Puma crews.

Finns Jari-Matti Latvala 🍸and Miikka Anttila, driving for Astra Racing, lost 20 minutes on the first competitive stage when water in the engine 🅠management system brought their Puma to a halt.

They managed to continue but lie l🍌ast of the 15 remaining JWRC entrant💮s.

Astra 🅘team-mates Abdo Feghali and Joseph Mattar meanwhile retired on the final stage [SS6] when they hit a wall and ri🦩pped off a wheel while lying tenth.

Zimbabwe pairing Conrad Rautenbach and Pete Marsh, competing for the f🍷irst time outside Africa, retired midway through the third stage after a bizarre incident when Rautenbach understeered into a bridge.

Damage was light, but while reversing back onto the road, a following car hit the Puma from behind, pushin♎g it back into the bridge and breaking the front right suspension.

At the end of leg 1 the category is lead by Kosti Katajamaki, ten seconds ahead of fellow Suzuki team-mate Urmo Aava, while Nicolas Ber🍷nardi [Renault Clio] completes the top three.

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