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Henning Solberg (NOR) / Cato Menkerud (NOR), Stobart Ford Focus WRC 06.

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WRC » NEWS FLASH: Puncture slows Henning.

Friday, 30th November 2007

Stobart Ford man slowed by puncture 6 kilometres in.

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Henning Solberg has lost time on the opening stage of the Wales Rally GB after he picked up a puncture.

Henning completed the 17.41 kilometre-run through Port Talbot 1, which was foggy in places, in 10 minutes 16.7 seconds - more than a minute off stage winner, Mikko Hirvonen and a good 45 seconds off Jari-Matti Latvala, in the sister Stobart Ford Focus RS WRC car.

Heading into SS2, the Norwegian is 15th overall, around 30 seconds off a place in the top ten.

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» Wales - day 3: Loeb breaks Rally GB duck.

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» Wales - day 1: Latvala shows way.

» Japan - day 3: Mikko wins event, Loeb takes title.

» Japan - day 2: Hirvonen remains on top.