Jari-Matti Latvala inherited the lead of Rally Sweden after Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville crashed out of a WRC event while leading for the second rally in a row. Neuville had controlled Saturday’s action, extending his lead to over 40 seconds despite taking an extra spare tyre in case of punctures.  But he crashed on the end-of-day superspecial stage after damaging his steering, losing a wheel and any hopes of a first win in Sweden. The Belgian had also been leading Rally Monte Carlo in January before hitting a post, which broke his suspension. What had been shaping up to be a three-way battle for second is now the lead battle.  Ott Tanak is now just 3.8s behind Latvala after the...
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