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Jordan and Debbie Bridge had a small incident with a bank on TS10. All OK.

Mitchell Ringuet and Darryl Ringuet (2017 Lotus Exige Sport 350) have lost heaps of time on the final stage with a mechanical issue.

Paul Stokell has set the fastest time on TS10, Pritchard +3s, White +5s, Ireland +25s.

Overall, White leads, Stokell + 1m39s, Pritchard +1m50s, Ireland +2m38s.

The Porsche of Paul and Kathy Henry has had an off on TS10. All OK.

Savage River is wet this time with some light rain falling.

Just two stages to go, and looking through the results of all the different classes, not much has changed on the leaders’ boards since last night. Still wit 45 kms remaining, and with Targa’s known for producing surprises, we won’t start writing the stories just yet.

Savage River East due to start at 12:25.

Hellyer Gorge North at 1:22.

Stay tuned!

John Ireland has solved his clutch issue to set the second fastest time on the 25 km Savage River stage.

White was quickest, Ireland +9s, Stokell +16s and Pritchard +19s.

Overall, White leads, Stokell +1m 44s, Pritchard + 1m 52 secs and Ireland +2m 18secs.

With 45 kilometres remaining, the battle for 2nd and 3rd is still wide open while White seems to have one hand on the Trophy.

After pushing Jason White all day one, and holding down second overnight, a clutch issue has cost John Ireland over a minute on TS8 and probably any chance of a podium here today.