🗣“I will try to concentrate on tomorrow like a normal day' KalleRovanpera is keeping his emotions in check despite the possibility of winning the WRC title on Sunday at RallyNZ. Story:
from the Finn to surge from fourth into a 29-second rally lead over team-mate Sebastien Ogier, with Tanak a distant third 46.4s adrift.
With four stages remaining on Sunday, Rovanpera could seal the championship, if positions remain unchanged, by setting the third fastest time on the rally ending powerstage. Asked if he truthfully is this calm inside, he added: “At least so far it has been like this. For sure, tomorrow when you are closer to the moment it is not so calm anymore. At the moment I do not need to stress.”Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool
“I always seem to enjoy the tricky weather and of course our car is also quite enjoyable in those conditions. I think if it had been fully dry we wouldn’t have had such a good pace to attack.
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