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Jari-Matti Latvala (FIN) Miikka Anttila(FIN), Ford Focus RS WRC07, BP Ford Abu Dhabi World Rally Team

WRC » Rally of Turkey: SS6 - Latvala grabs lead.

Friday, 13th June 2008

BP Ford Abu Dhabi's Jari-Matti Latvala sets the pace in SS6 and grabs the overall lead on the Rally of Turkey.

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Overall PWRC after SS6:

1. Patrik Sandell Peugeot 207 S2000 1hour 29mins 13.7secs P
2. Uwe Nittel Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX +00mins 00.7secs P
3. Andreas Aigner Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX +00mins 11.9secs P

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Notable retirements:

SS3. Urmo Aava PH Sport-Citroen C4 WRC Lost a wheel. A8

* denotes elected/able to re-start under SupeRally format.

M - denotes Manufacturer entry.
MT - denotes Manufacturer Team entry.
P - denotes Production WRC entry.

all times unofficial

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» Wales Rally GB: Result [updated].

» Rally Japan: Result [updated].

» Rallye de France: Result.

» Rally Catalunya: Result.

» Rally New Zealand: Result.

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

» Wales - day 2: Latvala still on course for win.

» Wales - day 1: Latvala shows way.

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

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