Thierry Neuville has defended the use of running order tactics by his Hyundai team after rival Sebastien Ogier slammed Hyundai boss Andrea Adamo. Ogier accused Adamo of asking his drivers – Dani Sordo and Sebastien Loeb – to stop during stages of Rally Portugal in order to create a larger gap for Thierry Neuville, which would have been beneficial because of the huge amount of dust kicked up by cars ahead thanks to recent dry weather. 'Today we can be lucky or we can thank one man which is Dani Sordo, because there were some mean tactics that were supposed to happen. 'But luckily he [Sordo] refused. I got the information, not from any drivers – I have my sources...
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