Thierry Neuville won his first race of 2022. After a series of problems this season, Neuville won Rally Acropolis 10th round of the championship.
Second place goes to Tänak Ott / Järveoja M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) 15.0 seconds behind.
The following are by large margins, with third place going to Sordo Dani / Carrera C. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) at +1:49.7.
Neuville's biggest competitor in Greece was Loeb Sébastien / Galmiche I. (Ford Puma Rally1), leading the field in the early stages of the race.
After the long 8th special stage Pyrgos 1 of 33.2 km Sebastien Loeb had problems with alternator belt after finish line. So Loeb lost the opportunity to fight for the victory in Greece.
In the following ninth special stage Rovanperä Kalle / Halttunen Jonne came off the course and continued but at a slow speed losing time.
Technical problems for Greensmith Gus / Andersson Jonas in stage 11 and Neuville had battery problems but still continued.
Another favorite dropped out in the following 12th stage - Lappi Esapekka / Ferm Janne after car problems.
Suninen Teemu / Markkula Mikko crashed out in the final stage on Saturday.
And today, Sunday, in the first stage of the day, Evans Elfyn / Martin Scott dropped out after problems with the car's turbo. They were in 4th position in the competition.
In the last stage of Rally Acropolis, Thierry Neuville was extremely careful, losing 14.3 seconds, but still the advance allowed him this insurance.
Power Stage won by Tänak Ott / Järveoja M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1).
First in RC2 are Lindholm Emil / Hämäläinen R. (Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo), with the favorite Mikkelsen dropping out early in the race.

The last day of Rallye Ypres Belgium 2022 passed without any surprises. As expected Tänak Ott / Järveoja M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) kept the leading position and finished as winners in Belgium. Just 5.0 seconds behind them in second place are Evans Elfyn / Martin Scott (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1) who had a 10 second penalty and would have been winners in Belgium if not for that penalty. The last place on the podium goes to Lappi Esapekka / Ferm Janne (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1) +1:41.6 behind.
Fourmaux Adrien / Coria Alexandre (Ford Puma Rally1) lost 5th position after crashing on stage 19.
Rovanperä K. / Halttunen Jonne (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1) won the Power Stage today and the big losers Neuville T. / Wydaeghe M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) managed to reach a modest 3rd place in the Power Stage today.
First in RC2 and 6th overall are Lefebvre S. / Malfoy Andy (Citroën C3 Rally2), who managed to displace yesterday's drivers Mikkelsen A. / Eriksen T. (Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo) by 18.1 seconds.
Kalle Rovanperä remains at the top of the general classification with a lead of 72 points over Ott Tanak.

After 2 days of fighting in Belgium and 16 high-speed stages, Tänak Ott / Järveoja M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) took the lead. They lead by 8.2 seconds ahead of second placed Evans Elfyn / Martin Scott (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1). Third place goes to the crew Lappi Esapekka / Ferm Janne (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1) at +1:09.8.
In reality, the fight for first place tomorrow will be between Ott Tanak and Elfyn Evans.

Ott Tanak and Neuville T. / Wydaeghe M. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1) showed a very strong fight for the leadership position during these two days. Neuville led by a comfortable lead of over 17 seconds by the 14 speed stage. In stage number 15 Wijtschate 2 with a length of 15.00 km, Neuville lost everything. The Belgian lost a certain victory in his home race after an accident leaving the track and landing in the ditch.
It's another run of bad luck for Neuville.
A fight for 4th place is coming on Sunday between 4th Fourmaux Adrien / Coria Alexandre
(Ford Puma Rally1) and fifth Solberg Oliver / Edmondson E. (Hyundai i20 N Rally1). The difference between them is only 5.7 seconds.
First in RC2 are Mikkelsen A. / Eriksen T. (Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo) and 8th in the general classification.
The other big loser, the leader in the general classification Rovanperä K. / Halttunen Jonne (Toyota GR Yaris Rally1) crashed already in the 2nd speed stage and left the fight.
Only 4 stages remain on Sunday until the Ypres Belgium Rally Finale.