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Paddon: "No words. I gave that stage everything! Unbelievable. I can't believe it. I didn't think we had a chance coming into this stage."
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The top two have been nose to tail for 20 odd minutes here at Monza, but Buhk has had only one big look at van Gisbergen in his pursuit of victory in the BGTS Endurance Cup opener.
WRC
Hayden Paddon is your Rally Argentina winner! His first WRC victory of his career!
WRC
Paddon is in and he's top of the power stage by 11.2s! HE'S DONE IT!
WRC
Ogier isn't waiting to see, he's driven away. Conceded defeat?
WRC
Ogier: "It was very rough. Like I said, we will see if it is enough. It's been a great week for us."
WRC
Oger is in and he's 0.5s down on Sordo's top time. Now all eyes are on Paddon!
WTCC
Huff has been excellent, and was up to second - but has just served a drive-through.
The top three had bunched, with Muller pushing Lopez, but Huff saw his chance and as Muller came across, Huff hit the Citroen driver before grabbing the place.
He had been right with Lopez, too, but any chance of victory is now gone.
The top three had bunched, with Muller pushing Lopez, but Huff saw his chance and as Muller came across, Huff hit the Citroen driver before grabbing the place.
He had been right with Lopez, too, but any chance of victory is now gone.
GT
There are just under 25 minutes of this race to go, and Buhk is right with leader van Gisbergen as they battle it out in the BGTS enduro at Monza.
WTCC
Bit of a clash on the first lap of the restart, as Tarquini - coming back on to the circuit - clashes with Thed Bjork at Turn 12.
Tarquini has damaged rear suspension, but Bjork looks as though he can continue.
At the front, Muller is really harrying Lopez for the lead.
Tarquini has damaged rear suspension, but Bjork looks as though he can continue.
At the front, Muller is really harrying Lopez for the lead.
WRC
Camilli is in and 13.4s slower than Tanak, so he's third in the stage right now.
WRC
Latvala has damage to the rear left, and he isn't moving on stage. He looks out.
WRC
Latvala still isn't in, but Solberg is. He's 12.2s slower than Bertelli and 20.9s off Tanak. He's third in the stage.
WTCC
The safety car is out at the Hungaroring, after Gregoire Demoustier lost control of his Citroen C-Elysee on the run to Turn 1.
Muller had made his way past Huff just before it was called, so Citroen currently run 1-2 with Lopez having to forfeit the comfortable lead he had built.
Muller had made his way past Huff just before it was called, so Citroen currently run 1-2 with Lopez having to forfeit the comfortable lead he had built.
GT
Buhk is making inroads into van Gisbergen's lead at the head of the BGTS enduro. The McLaren's lead started out at more than nine seconds and is now just half that. We're shaping up for a grandstand finish here at Monza.
WRC
Bertelli is now in, and he's 8.7s slower than Tanak.
WRC
Ogier is still flying! He's nearly 10s quicker than Sordo's benchmark at the second split. This is ominous.
WRC
Neuville finishes the stage, and it's a good one. He's top as it stands, 6.7s quicker than Camilli. That'll help him secure sixth overall with a stage left.
WRC
Paddon is a whole 8.4s slower at the first split. We could see Ogier really close in here. It's getting tense!
WRC
Solberg is through the stage, and his time wasn't impressive again. He's helped Camilli, who was 16.4s quicker and Camilli holds eighth overall.
WRC
Ogier is in SS17 too...and he's a whopping 7.6s quicker than Mikkelsen was at the first split. Can Ogier take the battle to the final stage? He's certainly determined.
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The splits are getting faster and faster, so there may be a bit of road sweeping going on here. It's now Mikkelsen setting the pace at the first split, he's 1.1s quicker than Sordo was.
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Ostberg is truly flying, he's a colossal 10.9s up on Tanak at the second split.
Camilli finishes the stage, and goes fastest. A whole 5.1s up on Tanak. This will surely be his best performance in Argentina this weekend.
Camilli finishes the stage, and goes fastest. A whole 5.1s up on Tanak. This will surely be his best performance in Argentina this weekend.
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Mikkelsen is in to the stage now, and while his third place overall is looking secure, he'll want to continue to push Sordo further away.
Latvala finishes the stage 5.1s slower than Tanak with a time of 19m34.5s.
"I normally like this stage, but today I have to get to the finish."
Latvala finishes the stage 5.1s slower than Tanak with a time of 19m34.5s.
"I normally like this stage, but today I have to get to the finish."
Super Formula
Speaking of Honda, McLaren Formula 1 reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne made his Super Formula debut at Suzuka this weekend.
After his point-scoring performance on his F1 debut at the Bahrain Grand Prix three weeks ago, the Belgian fared pretty well once again over in Japan, where he scored a podium:
Speaking of Honda, McLaren Formula 1 reserve driver Stoffel Vandoorne made his Super Formula debut at Suzuka this weekend.
After his point-scoring performance on his F1 debut at the Bahrain Grand Prix three weeks ago, the Belgian fared pretty well once again over in Japan, where he scored a podium:

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Sordo is the latest to fly through the splits, he's an impressive 1.6s than Ostberg's hugely quick first split.
WRC
Neuville is still flying, he's 3.2s up at the second split now. Could be a good battle for this stage win.
FV83.5
The soaked Hungarian fans are treated to a thrilling climax to the FV8 3.5 race, as Dillmann holds on to win by less than a second and Yu Kanamaru spins out of fifth exiting the final hairpin.
Result: 1 Dillmann; 2 Nissany; 3 Panis; 4 Deletraz; 5 Vaxiviere; 6 Cecotto.
Result: 1 Dillmann; 2 Nissany; 3 Panis; 4 Deletraz; 5 Vaxiviere; 6 Cecotto.
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Camilli has had a much better third split, he's 1.8s up on Tanak. He has just under 6km to go to try and beat Tanak's leading time.
WRC
Ostberg has been fairly conservative this weekend, but he's stormed past the first split 1.7s quicker than Neuville did.
WTCC
Here is the full story on the stewards' decision to take no further action after concluding their investigation of Honda's flat floor: 

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Nissany has reached Dillmann's AVF car's gearbox. The Lotus racer will have to contend with poor visibility in his attempts to take the lead, but Dillmann appears to be struggling for grip.
WRC
Tanak is through the stage and his time is 19m29.4s. Our first benchmark.
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Camilli hasn't maintained that pace at the second split, he's now 1.3s slower than Tanak. He's still comfortably quicker than Bertelli and Latvala who on stage.
Speaking of speed, Neuville is an impressive 1.5s faster than the benchmark at the first split.
Speaking of speed, Neuville is an impressive 1.5s faster than the benchmark at the first split.
GT
The Garage 59 McLaren jumped into the lead of the BGTS Endurance Cup opener during the first round of stops. Come Ledogar heads the field after a quick turn around in the pits, following an opening stint in which Rob Bell moved the car up from 16th on the grid to third place. The McLaren's advantage stands at six second over the HTP Merc in the hands of Jazeman Jafaar.
FV83.5
Second placed Roy Nissany was over two seconds quicker than leader Tom Dillmann on the last lap, lap 16. The gap stands at 2.8s, with a minute and one lap remaining.
WRC
Tanak now passes the third split, time registered was 14m24.2s.
GT
The bigger loser in the pitstop cycle was the RJN Nissan, at least in terms of time. The car, now with Mitsunori Takaboshi at the wheel, got hemmed in during its stop
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