Quintanilla chases the lead in Morocco. Cornejo shines in the second stage

The team is doing a good job. Stage two was one of the longer stages. Joan opened the track for 98% of the day and I was there trailing him all day. He would make a slight mistake and I would be there to help him, then he would take over the opening role again. He did a really good job today. Then a little bit before refuelling Pablo caught up with us and from there we rode together as a team. It worked really well. With the first two days in the books, we are looking pretty good and now we’ve got three days left, so let’s keep the focus.

Today was a much better day for me. I started from a good position, I wanted to ride a solid stage, without any mistakes and I think I didn't make any errors with the navigation. It was a very full stage where I was able to set a good pace. At the end there was a complicated area of navigation and I preferred to play it safe so as not to make any mistakes. Maybe I lost a few seconds, but I'm still satisfied. On the bike, I'm feeling very comfortable and I'm getting better as the days go by.

This second stage of the rally was very long and very tough. A liaison of 200 kilometres very early in the morning and the special stage of about 350 kilometres with fast, parallel tracks, stones, dunes and dry river beds. It was a high-speed special stage. I knew I was going to drop some time starting third, but in the end it went better than expected and I finished third. I'm happy, I'm second now. I feel comfortable with the bike and I'm very motivated for what lies ahead.

I'm pleased. We were able to keep a high pace throughout the whole stage. There is a lot of navigation and there are always some places where there are doubts. The riders behind were able to follow the tracks and it was easier for them. I started opening the way and I got to the end still there. Tomorrow we'll try to push hard and be careful not to make any mistakes. We are happy with how this rally is going.

The riders have done a good job today. We have to congratulate Joan because he opened for more than 300 kilometres by himself and I'm sure he is exhausted by it. We knew we were going to lose time today, especially with Joan and Ricky, who started first and second. I didn't expect Pablo to do so well starting third. Nacho had a very good special: instead of losing time he made up time on the tracks; he performed an incredible stage. We are second in the general standings, but tomorrow it's up to the others to open the way. We'll see what kind of pace they can set at the opening. It's only the second stage, but everyone has arrived safely and the bikes are in perfect condition, so for the moment, everything is fine.