Hyundai's Dani Sordo leads after the first three stages of Rally Mexico's Friday leg, with returning nine-time WRC champion Sebastien Loeb sat in third. Sordo, who missed Rally Sweden as he shares his Hyundai with Hayden Paddon this year, was second behind Kris Meeke in SS2, the opening stage of the day, and then dominated the subsequent 31.44km El Chocolate run. The Spaniard already had a lead of nearly 10 seconds at that point, but he further extended his advantage to 15.1s by also topping SS4. Meeke is best of the rest in second overall but he is only 3.1s ahead of Citroen teammate Loeb, who is tackling his first WRC rally since the 2015 Rally Monte Carlo. Loeb was in the top four in all...
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