Vodafone Rally De Portugal 2024 Ogier Wins

May 14, 2024Joe Moore
RallyWRC

The fourth and final day of Vodafone Rally De Portugal 2024 has come to an end. Sebastien Ogier held on to take the stage win. 

SS19, Cabeceiras de Basto 1

Sebastien Ogier topped the first stage of the final day. Setting a time 3.3 seconds faster than Thierry Neuville to top the stage. Ott Tänak was their fastest on the stage, finishing 6.2 seconds slower than Ogier and 2.9 seconds slower than Neuville. Adrien Fourmaux was fourth fastest on the stage, 2.2 seconds slower than Tänak. Elfyn Evans rounded out the top five on the stage, 0.1 seconds slower than Fourmaux. 

SS20, Fafe 1

Ott Tänak took home the stage win on the twentieth stage of Vodafone Rally De Portugal 2024. With a time four seconds faster than Thierry Neuville to top the stage. Sebastien Ogier finished third fastest on the stage, 4.5 seconds slower than Tänak and 0.5 seconds slower than Neuville. Elfyn Evans set the fourth fastest time on the stage, 0.8 seconds slower than Ogier. Takamoto Katsuta rounded out the top five on the stage, finishing two seconds slower than Evans.

SS21, Cabeceiras de Basto 2

Ott Tänak also took home the stage win on the event’s penultimate stage. Setting a time 1.4 seconds faster than Thierry Neuville to take his second stage win of Super Sunday and the Super Sunday lead. Adrien Fourmaux finished third fastest on the stage, 1.7 seconds slower than Tänak and 0.3 seconds slower than Neuville. Sebastien Ogier posted the fourth fastest time on the stage, 1.8 seconds slower than Fourmaux. Takamoto Katsuta rounded out the top five on the stage, finishing 10.8 seconds slower than Ogier. 

SS22, Fafe 2 Wolf Powerstage

Thierry Neuville took home the final stage win of Vodafone Rally De Portugal 2024. With a time 0.1 seconds faster than Ott Tänak. Kalle Rovanperä was third fastest on the stage, 2.2 seconds slower than Neuville and two seconds slower than Tänak. Sebastien Ogier set the fourth fastest time on the stage, 0.1 seconds slower than Rovanperä. Takamoto Katsuta rounded out the top five on the stage, 1.1 seconds slower than Ogier

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