Nine-time WRC champion Sebastien Loeb became the new leader of Rally Mexico in the Saturday morning leg as four drivers are separated by 15.5s. Loeb, who kicked off the day second overall behind Dani Sordo, topped the first of three stages and beat the Spaniard by 12.3s to take first place. He was narrowly faster than Sordo in the subsequent SS12 but lost three seconds in SS13 and Loeb ended the leg with a lead of only 2.9s. The aforementioned two stages were topped by Kris Meeke and Sebastien Ogier, the duo forming a four-way fight for the win as both of them are 15.5s behind Loeb. Andreas Mikkelsen in fifth doubled his gap to the leader and is over a minute adrift now. The Hyundai driver...
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