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Burns blows it.

2001 World Rally Champion Richard Burns has crashed out of the Propecia Rally New Zealand after rolling in SS15 – Paparoa Station.

Meanwhile Gronholm now looks set to win the event and clinch the 2002 Drivers’ crown. The Finn has a 31.7 second lead over his fellow countryman Harri Rovanpera, who is second.

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