At the end of the second day of Acropolis Rally, Sebastien Loeb takes back the lead from Pierre-Louis Loubet with Esapekka Lappi following them.
Sebastien Loeb takes back the lead he had at the end of Stage 4 while he lost some seconds in Stage 6, therefore dropped to third place after this stage. However, he set the fastest time in Stage 7 and is leading over Pierre-Louis Loubet for 1,7 seconds.
Loubet dropped second at the end of SS7 as he faced small power steering issues in Stage 7, but he was the fastest driver in SS6.
Esapekka Lappi completes the top three despite the fact that he stole the second place from Sebastien Loeb at the end of Stage 6 and their gap after that stage was at 0,5 seconds, but now is at 8,7 seconds.
Thierry Neuville remains fourth overall and managed to reduce his gap from EP at 7,3 seconds.
Dani Sordo climbed into fifth place overall at the end of Friday and left Ott Tanak behind for 8,9 seconds.
The Estonian driver lost two places at the end of Stage 6, but he managed to steal the sixth position from Elfyn Evans at the end of SS7. Their gap was at five tenths of a second after SS6.
Gus Greensmith was eighth overall after the end of Friday morning loop, but is now sixth after Stage 7.
Elfyn Evans, Kalle Rovanpera and Takamoto Katsuta complete the top ten.
Evans dropped from sixth to eighth overall at the end of Stage 7 and his gap from Greensmith is at 0,5 seconds.
Craig Breen is still outside the top ten and got distracted by a rubber door seal which came out on the final stage of the day.
Watch below the stage times:
Watch the overall classification after SS7:
Photo Credits: M-Sport
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