Sebastien Ogier now leads the Monte Carlo Rally after Thierry Neuville damaged his suspension on Saturday's final stage. Neuville had controlled the rally from the outset, establishing an advantage that rose above a minute at times. He was protecting a 51-second cushion over Ogier going onto the sole Saturday afternoon stage, but had to park his Hyundai with rear suspension damage just past its halfway point. That elevated Ogier to first place, and he will start Sunday with a 47s advantage over team-mate Ott Tanak in an M-Sport Ford one-two. Neuville's drama has also put Toyota on course for a podium on its return to the World Rally Championship after an 18-year absence, with...
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