M-Sport driver Sebastien Ogier increased his lead of the Tour de Corse to 41.6 seconds after the Saturday morning loop of his home round of the World Rally Championship. Ogier edged Thierry Neuville on each of the three stages of the second day of the first dry asphalt rally of the season to build his advantage with five stages remaining. Neuville - who won in 2017 but conceded defeat to Ogier yesterday – focused on keeping his Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC in second place. Citroen's Kris Meeke, who came into the day in third position, closed the gap to Neuville to half a second on Saturday's opening Cagnano - Pino - Canari stage. However, Meeke struggled on the next two "awful" stages,...
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