168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Top 15 results from Rallye ಌMonte-Carlo

Sebastien Ogier has claimed a nail-biting 🐽victory at Rallye Monte-Carlo fending off a late attack from Thierry Neuville to win by 2.2s despite suffering with throttle issues on the final two stages.

Neuville closed the gap to four-tenths of a second by winning the pen💜ultimate stage as Ogier was struck with suspected throttle sticking probl𒆙ems.

With the Hyundai driver on the road before Ogier on the Power Stage he set the targe▨t to beat but Ogier kept his nerve to claim victory by 🌳2.2s.

It marks Ogier’s sixth consecutive WRC victory at Rallye Monte-Carlo and Citroen’s 100^th overall win in the series. 🍬Despite narrowly missing out on victory Neuville’s second place still marks his best career result at the iconic event.

Ott Tanak leapt from fifth pl♌ace to the final rostrum spot for Toyota Gazoo Racing in a strong recovery drive following a puncture on SS7 which denied him the chance to fight for victory.

Sebastien Loeb missed out a podium on debut fඣor Hyundai in fourth place but did resist a late charge from Jari-Matti Latvala to keep hold of fourth place 📖over the Toyota driver by just 1.7s.

Kris ⛄Meeke secured a distant sixth place on his Toyota debut following a costly stop on SS7 which dropped him out of contention but h💞e did claim a late boost with victory on the Power Stage ahead of Ogier and Neuville.

In WRC2, Gus Greensmith completed a dominant display for M-Sport Ford by winning the class and finis🔜hing the 2019 opener in seventh place overall. The British driver claimed the class🐼 win by 51.9s ahead of Citroen’s Yoann Bonato with Stephane Sarrazin (Hyundai) and Adrien Fourmaux rounding out the top ten finishers.