Sebastien Ogier stretched his Rally Corsica lead during Saturday morning's pair of stages, adding almost a further 10 seconds to his advantage over nearest rival Thierry Neuville. The morning began with 53.7km La Porta-Valle di Rostino test, the second-longest of the rally, which was won by a recovering Meeke after the Citroen driver dropped out of victory contention with a puncture on Friday. The Ulsterman won the stage by a commanding 17 seconds from Andreas Mikkelsen, with Ogier a further 0.3s back in third - and 8.6s up on the Hyundai of Neuville. Starting the day with 44 seconds in hand over the Belgian, Ogier's lead was up to 52.6s at the end of SS5 before the Frenchman gained another...
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