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Elfyn Evans maintains his lead in the Rally of Japan after an intense day, with a 17.8-second advantage over Sébastien Ogier. PS10 marks the retirement of Oliver Solberg, who goes off the road, while the battle for victory focuses on Evans and Ogier.
In PS11, Elfyn Evans closes the gap on Ogier with an impressive time, while the Frenchman admits to being frustrated by the lighting conditions. The superiority of the Toyotas is evident, with Evans setting the fastest time in PS12 as well, increasing his margin over Ogier to 2.3 seconds.
Sami Pajari stands out, occupying third place and continuing to challenge Takamoto Katsuta. The two super specials at Fujioka see Pajari dominate, with times that put him in excellent shape, while Evans narrowly avoids a potentially disastrous incident.
With six special stages scheduled for Super Sunday, and Solberg looking for redemption, the tension is high. The standings after PS14 see Evans in the lead, followed by Ogier and Pajari, ready to battle until the last kilometer. The fight for the podium is far from over.

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