Elfyn Evans, a contender for the world rally championship title, crashed out of the Central European rally, leaving his Toyota teammate Kalle Rovanpera on track for a second successive crown. Rovanpera will retain the title if he matches or scores more points than Evans in the season's penultimate round.
Prelude to the Best Sommelier of Canada Contest | SaltWire - World rally championship title contender Elfyn Evans crashed out of the inaugural Central European rally on Saturday, leaving Toyota team mate Kalle Rovanpera set for a second successive crown.
The season's penultimate round ends on Sunday and Rovanpera will retain the title if he matches or scores more points than Evans, who misjudged a corner on the 11th Muhltal stage and slid into a barn door.Overnight leader Rovanpera, 23, was in second place after Saturday's 11th stage and 11.1 seconds behind Hyundai's Thierry Neuville with three more stages to run in the second leg."Now the goal is a bit different and we will just try to finish with some good points.
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