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Petter Solberg (NOR) / Phil Mills (GBR), Subaru WRT Impreza WRC 2007. Rallye Monte Carlo, 24-27th January 2008.

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WRC » Petter: We've made some good steps.

Tuesday, 26th February 2008

'Hollywood' hoping for strong showing.

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"The stages will be a lot cleaner for the second passes and road position is important. You will lose time starting first on the road as for those further back there will be more grip as the surface becomes cleaner. The roads do get very abrasive though as the loose surface is swept away, and as grip increases, the tyres have to really work hard," he concluded.

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