Ott Tänak extended his Rally Germany lead on Saturday as he opened up a 21.4 second lead over Andreas Mikkelsen, thanks to five stage wins as the rally headed to the Panzerplatte to do battle with abandoned tanks and country lanes. Tänak had a clean day and looked as though he was controlling the situation whilst his rivals made mistakes. Mikkelsen spun his Citroën C3 and then stalled on a single stage, dropping time to the Estonian. Sébastien Ogier finished the day in third, almost 30s down on Tänak, but crucially well ahead of title rival Thierry Neuville who's day ended in disaster when he retired with rear suspension damage. The...
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