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Katsuta, Sordo and Fourmaux crash out in Japan

by David Ledbitter
2 years ago
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Katsuta, Sordo and Fourmaux crash out in Japan

Adrien Fourmaux and Dani Sordo made identical mistakes in SS1

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Dani Sordo and Adrien Fourmaux both crashed out of FORUM8 Rally Japan on the first stage of Friday morning after going off the road at the very same location in SS2.

Treacherous conditions greeted the crews in Isegami’s Tunnel 1 with heavy rainfall and lingering leaves resulting in grip levels akin to an ice rink.

Having set a storming pace through the early sectors, Takamoto Katsuta was the first driver to come unstuck at the right-hand bend 11.8km after the start. The Japanese star spun his Toyota GR Yaris and the resulting impact caused radiator damage, forcing him to complete the stage in EV mode.

But worse was to come shortly afterwards when Spain’s Dani Sordo arrived at the same location. The Spaniard was not so fortunate, sliding his Hyundai i20 N down an embankment and brushing a number of trees in the process.

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M-Sport Ford Puma youngster Adrien Fourmaux, making his first top-level start in more than a year, went off the road in the same place. All crews involved were unharmed but the stage was red-flagged as a result.

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1Ott Tanak162
2Elfyn Evans161
3Sebastien Ogier141
4Kalle Rovanpera138
5Thierry Neuville114
6Adrien Fourmaux71
7Takamoto Katsuta63
8Oliver Solberg52
9Sami Pajari38
10Gregoire Munster19

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