At the end of Saturday afternoon, Oliver Solberg still leads Rally Chile with Elfyn Evans and Sebastien Ogier following him.
Oliver Solberg was out in control and remains out in front at Rally Chile while he set the fastest time in Stage 12 which means that his margin from Evans is at 19,1 seconds.
Elfyn Evans's second place was under threat by Sebastien Ogier as their gap was 0,3 seconds at the end of Stage 11, but the Welshman responded back in Stage 12 and keeps his second position for 1,3 seconds.
Sebastien Ogier chased Adrien Fourmaux and managed to overtake him at the end of Stage 10 as the Toyota driver was fastest on the first two Saturday afternoon stages.
Adrien Fourmaux slipped behind the third Ogier for six tenths of a second at the end of Stage 10 while the last one increased further his gap from 2,5 seconds in Stage 11 to 10,7 seconds in Stage 12.
Sami Pajari remains fifth overall and focuses on SuperSunday as he is 44,4 seconds behind Fourmaux.
Esapekka Lappi completes the top six and ran deep into a right hander in Stage 11 resulting in having a half spin.
Josh McErlean keeps his seventh place at Rally Chile and took a 10-second time penalty as he left with one-minute delay from the service area.
Takamoto Katsuta is outside the top ten following his retirement in Stage 1, but he gained many positions back this afternoon despite the fact that he was starting first on the road.
Hyundai Motorsport confirmed that Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe will not restart under the SuperRally regulations on Sunday.
Watch below the stage times:
Watch below the overall classification after Stage 12:
Photo Credits: Toyota
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