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OzRacingWrap news 24 August 2010

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Loeb moves back into lead on final day

Sun - 06 Sep Written by Shaun Garrity

Citroen driver Sebastien Loeb has distanced himself from the pack over day three’s five morning stages of Repco Rally Australia, but the lead is anything but secure as crews approach the final afternoon on the roads of the New South Wales Northern Rivers.

Last Updated on Sunday, 06 September 2009 13:20

Sebastien Loeb made his move today | Image: rallyaustralia.com

Loeb grabs lead, then plays tactics on day 2 of Repco Rally Australia

Sun - 06 Sep Written by Ryan Schembri

Defending world champion Sebastien Loeb has grabbed the lead and then relinquished it to gain a better starting position for day three of Repco Rally Australia.

Hayden Paddon celebrates after winning Pirelli Star Driver | Image: rallyaustralia.com

NZ’s Hayden Paddon Wins Pirelli Star Driver Asia Pacific Spot

Sun - 06 Sep Written by Ryan Schembri

New Zealand driver Hayden Paddon is heading for the 2010 World Rally Championship as the winner of the Asia Pacific division of the Pirelli Star Driver program, announced today at Repco Rally Australia.

Neal Bates in action on Day 1 of Rally Australia | Image: rallyaustralia.com

Local Heroes out of Day 2 in Rally Australia

Sat - 05 Sep Written by Ryan Schembri

Four-time Australian Rally Champions Neal Bates and Coral Taylor have been forced to retire from Day 2 of Rally Australia due to a punctured radiator.

The pair sat in sixth place overnight in the production car category and started Day 2 intending to push back into the battle for podium honours.

Last Updated on Saturday, 05 September 2009 20:34

Jari-Matti Latvala has extended his lead early on Day 2 | Image: Jeremy Rogers / rallyaustralia.com

Latvala stlll leads Rally Australia but Loeb closing

Sat - 05 Sep Written by Ryan Schembri

At the midday service point of day two, five drivers are proving capable of winning Repco Rally Australia.

BP Ford Abu Dhabi driver Jari-Matti Latvala has extended his lead from 2.2 to 3.5 seconds, but the close-running pack from second to fifth has shuffled order and is well within striking distance.