The world rally champion asserted his dominance on Latvia’s gravel stages
Kalle Rovanpera recorded his 200th World Rally Championship stage win on his way to extending his lead at Rally Latvia on Saturday morning. The two-time world champion won three of the four morning gravel tests to increase his advantage to 34.8s. That lead was over Toyota team-mate Sebastien Ogier, who managed to pip local star Martins Sesks to second across the loop.
'I was too careful, there was much more grip than I expected due to one car in front. I wasn't using the line too much. One car can make that much difference,' said Neuville following his Friday night outburst on road order rules. Stage 10 will be remembered as a milestone test for Rovanpera as the Finn's charge continued, which unbeknown to him was his 200th career WRC stage win. The triumph extended his rally lead out to 29.2s.
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