Andreas Mikkelsen continues to lead after the end of day 2.
Bruno Magalhaes: SS 4: “It was difficult, very slippery. Sometimes you have grip, other times it is not much. I have to improve the traction because the car is always oversteering.”
In stage 5 the second in the overall standing Juho Hanninen spin with a high speed. He lost more than 10 seconds in a slippery downhill section.
Bruno Magalhães reported a “big, big moment” near the stage 5 start as lost precious seconds challenging the third place.
Stage 6 was the last stage for Bruno Magalhães who is out of the home rally. The seven kilometres stage for the Portugal star was the last for the rally as he went off the road and stopped on the roof. The both crew out of the rally without injury.
The leader Andreas Mikkelsen continues to grown his overall advantage to Juho Hanninen.
Stage 8 was cancelled due too bad road (mud and water) caused by weather.
Results after SS 9 (Day 2):
1. A. Mikkelsen 1:05:34.0
2. J. Hanninen +16.2
3. B. Bouffier +1:17.9
4. H. Gassner +3:26.3
5. S. Wiegand +3:36.2