Shakedown – Dani Sordo the fastest… ahead of Loeb

The Spaniard, driver for the Citroën Sport team, recorded the best time today in the Shakedown of the Monte Carlo Rally – a tuning event. The Citroën C4 No. 2 driver set the best time during his last run on the Vernoux en Vivarais stage, beating Sébastien Loeb, four-time reigning world champion and Citroën No. […]

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The Spaniard, driver for the Citroën Sport team, recorded the best time today in the Shakedown of the Monte Carlo Rally – a tuning event.

The Citroën C4 No. 2 driver set the best time during his last run on the Vernoux en Vivarais stage, beating Sébastien Loeb, four-time reigning world champion and Citroën No. 1, by just half a second.

The event took place this morning in Ardèche under almost spring-like conditions.

Sordo commented: « Yes, it’s true that it’s a good start, but it’s not that important in the rally. The most important part will be tomorrow and that’s when I want to be the fastest!

Loeb, on his part, admitted to being afraid of his teammate. For him, he represents the greatest threat to stealing the victory of a 5th Monte-Carlo.

« Look at what he did here last year, » said the Frenchman.

« He was very fast and this year, it will be the same, that’s for sure. Dani will be a threat all season, but certainly more on asphalt than elsewhere. »

The podium is completed by a Subaru, Solberg’s, while Duval, exceptionally participating in a WRC event, finishes 4th.

Shakedown – Rally Monte-Carlo

DriversTeamsTime
1SordoCitroen C42m 25.0s
2LoebCitroen C42m 25.5s
3P. SolbergSubaru Impreza2m 26.2s
4DuvalFord Focus2m 26.3s
5AtkinsonSubaru Impreza2m 27.0s
6HirvonenFord Focus2m 27.2s
7LatvalaFord Focus2m 27.9s
8GalliFord Focus2m 28.2s
9WilsonFord Focus2m 29.3s
10H. SolbergFord Focus2m 30.1s
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