Nestled at 688 meters above sea level in southwestern Greece, the Foloi Oak Forest is one of Europe's largest and oldest deciduous oak forests, covering 9,900 acres on the Foloi plateau.
The stages for day 2, included soft gravel and light mud passing through rivers and high mountain passes. Participants had to use speed but with strategic navigation making the stage a complex route making the one with the least mistakes the obvious fastest.
First to finish the stage was #48 Robin Lynch (UK) with a time of 5’00”15 and following in second #330 Gerhard Reinfelder (DE) with a time of 5’00”53 and third was #29 Tomas Millet (ES) with a 5’01”21.
The first Greek rider is #601 John Sevastopoulos with a time of 5’14”38.
Source: Olympia Rally
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