No 11 Armin Schwarz (Skoda Fabia WRC)
The team have been working all day to find the problem with the brakes. Tomorrow well just be trying to get to finish.
No 12 Toni Gardemeister (Skoda Fabia WRC)
"The first two stages this morning we had some problems, but the rest of the day has been better. Tomorrow we will try to keep our position, and get to the finish."
No 5 Marcus Gronholm (Peugeot 307 WRC)
"The gearbox is still making a noise, but we have already changed it once, so well just have to see what happens tomorrow. I should have no problems with the stages tomorrow."
No 16 Jani Paasonen (Skoda Fabia WRC)
"We are happy with today. Our plan was to maintain position and drive safely, and everybody in the team is happy with that. Weve had good pace."
No 8 Janne Tuohino (Ford Focus RS WRC 04)
"The plan tomorrow is just to go flat out and I will continue my fight with Sebastien. Going quickly on the hard surface has been the main problem today. But Im not sure if its just me as the driver."
No 15 Francois Duval (Ford Focus RS WRC 04)
"Tomorrow will be very difficult, as Ive not been on those stages before."
No 3 Sebastien Loeb (Citroen Xsara)
"I´ve had a much better feeling with the car today. Tomorrow, well try and keep this position and keep Tuohino behind us. The gap between me and the car ahead of us is too wide."
No 4 Carlos Sainz (Citroen Xsara)
"Today went better than yesterday. Today was not perfect, but it was better. You cant keep on changing things. Its too risky, and you can lose confidence."
No 7 Markko Martin (Ford Focus RS WRC 04)
"Tomorrow well try to keep our second position, and see if anything happens to Marcus."
No 35 Kosti Katajamaki (Suzuki Ignis)
"Tomorrow will be difficult because I dont have much experience of the stages. But well try our best."
No 31 Mirco Baldacci (Suzuki Ignis)
"The stages tomorrow are long and they will be very difficult. But tonight Im happy because we are in third place."
No 39 Nicolas Bernardi (Renault Clio 1.6 16V)
"Our clutch is now working OK."
No 32 Urmo Aava (Suzuki Ignis)
"Well try and push tomorrow to see if we can gain a place"
No 61 Gianliugi Galli (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII)
"Today Ive been driving very carefully, to not risk breaking the car. And tomorrow well also drive carefully and enjoy the stages because our lead is so big there is nothing really to worry about. And its not difficult to enjoy these wonderful stages in Finland."
No 67 Juha Sipila (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII)
"I´ve had two punctures today. Tomorrow well just have to flat out."
No 74 Martin Stenshorne (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI)
Update: The latest on the crew that crashed out on SS12 (Ouninpohja 1) is that the co-driver has fractures to both lower legs, while the driver will be kept in hospital overnight for observation.
