New Zealander Hayden Paddon holds a handsome lead in the Rally of Argentina on Saturday after Jari-Matti Latvala crashed out. Latvala was in command with a 14.5-second cushion when his VW Polo careered off the road on stage 14, with both the Finn and his co-driver Miikka Anttila reported to have emerged unscathed from the accident. Paddon, in a Hyundai, went on to claim the stage by 0.9sec from his teammate Dani Sordi to end the second day half a minute clear of world champion Sebastien Ogier. "That changes things a little bit, doesn’t it?" the 29-year-old Paddon said when told of Latvala's retirement. Paddon, who won his first WRC rally in 2015, posted the fastest time in...
Full Story »