The Finn, who won in Sweden and finished third in Mexico, takes a 15-point advantage into the fourth round. Just two more of the top 10 drivers in the standings – Nicolas Fuchs and Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari – have included Argentina in their programme.Ketomaa, who pilots a Drive DMACK-backed Ford Fiesta R5, acknowledged that a shrewd understanding of one of the season’s toughest encounters would prove vital.  “Our aim here is to push for the win but, once again, we need to be clever and attack on the parts which suit the R5 car more. The risk of punctures is high because some of the stages are rocky but we know the DMACK tyre works well here so we have a good level of confidence,” he...
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