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.

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.