Casier says his car is sliding a tad too much and is trying to work on the issue

Snijers complains his Polo is driving him rather than him driving the Polo.

Tsjoen is happy with this first leg. He got to grips with the car and will try to up the pace.

Vouilloz went off after going too fast over a junction. He lost control over the car and ended up in a ditch.

Kopecky said he there has been an issue with time registration and his time was actually 1 minute better than was showing on the boards. He is happy with the car and the pace and is glad to find so many Czech fans in the Westhoek

Schammel is still looking for the right set-up and the right pace. First time with this car is not easy.

Bruyneel is not happy as he is 1" per kilometer slower than Lietaer. He knows he should go faster but his 'off' in the Omloop still is in the back of his mind.

Lietaer is actually surprised that he is already this fast with a fairly new car. He went straight on the second stage but otherwise happy with the pace.

Tlustak says he is taking it slowly as he wants to reach the finish.

That being said, Lhonnay was complaining that he caught up with the Czech on stage 3 and that he did not want to move over.

Tanghe is still struggling to get to grips with the locals roads. He lost 3' in a ditch and is struggling with a car that always goes where he doesn't want to go.

Burton explains that on stage 3 he lost a lot of time. According to him the first two stages were that slippery that they lifted of on the third stage.

Baugnet complains about the handling of the car but could not figure out yet what is actually wrong with the car.

Lefevre is struggling to find the right set-up and is looking for more grip on the roads. The headroom in the car is sufficient again and he remains convinced he rolled his car in a very clean way yesterday.