Oliver Solberg lost time but still in the lead in Monte Carlo

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Oliver Solberg lost time but still in the lead in Monte Carlo
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Oliver Solberg lost time in Monte Carlo. But the Swede is leading after three days of racing in the World Rally Championship. "We'll see how tomorrow goes. Probably another crazy day," he says on Viaplay's broadcast.

Ten degrees Celsius, rain and a special stage on parts of the grand prix track. Oliver Solberg did not handle the technical driving - including chicanes and donuts - or the snow, mud and narrow walls.

He was 10.9 seconds slower than the leader on the course.

"My first donut was terrible and the second was okay. It's raining a lot and it was really difficult," says Solberg.

Despite the distance, the 24-year-old remains in the lead, 59.3 seconds ahead of Briton Elfyn Evans.

It's been a great weekend so far and I'm in a good position.

The competition ends on Sunday.

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