He won four special stages through mid-Wales' windy and rain-soaked forests in his Volkswagen Polo R to increase his lead over Britain's Kris Meeke's DS 3 to 35.7sec with just tomorrow's short day to come.Ogier steadily stretched his advantage this morning, but briefly lost the lead after stopping behind Thierry Neuville's crashed Hyundai i20 which was blocking the road in the first pass through the treacherously muddy Dyfnant test.Officials viewed his onboard video footage before crediting him with the time for which he was stationary and the Frenchman was back at the top."Conditions were very tough. There was a lot of water but the stages weren't as bad as we expected. There was so...
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