Advertising The New Zealander was in seventh position when he went off on the last corner of the 15km Tula stage (SS7). His Hyundai i20 ran wide on the asphalt left-hander and swiped a tree, which ripped off a rear wheel and sent the car rolling end-over-end down a steep bank. It came to rest among trees and bushes 25 metres below the road.The crash comes exactly three weeks after Paddon went off at Vodafone Rally de Portugal and his car was destroyed by fire. That car's Italian replacement was built from scratch in just seven days thanks to a huge effort from his German-based team. Taking to twitter this afternoon Paddon wrote: 'No words....incredibly disappointed and sorry that I let...
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