| After a rest day in La Paz on Sunday, and bad weather cutting 
				short Saturday's sixth stage, the rally again made adjustments 
				for the challenging conditions with a revamped route to the 
				Uyuni salt flats.
 The day's action was comprised of a reduced 161km special stage 
				and link sections of 400km and 240km respectively either side of 
				it.
 
 Peterhansel's second win of the event gained him 48 seconds and 
				left him with a lead of one minute 57 seconds over second-placed 
				Loeb, with Toyota's Spanish driver Nani Roma third, 11 minutes 
				off the pace.
 
 "The lead is better than nothing," said Peterhansel of the slim 
				margin.
 
 "The overall classification is still very close, but it's a 
				really interesting race for everybody. We're still in the fight 
				and that's the most important thing."
 
 The motorcycle category saw Britain's Sam Sunderland increase 
				his lead after finishing third. Chile's Pablo Quintanilla is 
				second overall and 17 minutes behind.
 
 The rally, which finishes in Buenos Aires on Saturday, re-enters 
				Argentina on Tuesday.
 
 (Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Neil Robinson)
 
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