Ireland's Craig Breen said he was "driving like an idiot" after his crash at the Wales Rally GB on Friday.
The Waterford retired after rolling his Citroen DS 3 right at the start of the Myherin afternoon stage, but neither he nor co-driver Scott Martin were injured.
Breen dropped out of sixth place following the roll and Citroen have yet to confirm if he will restart on Saturday under Rally 2 rules.
Meanwhile, newly-recrowned world champion Sebastien Ogier widened his lead.
Ogier topped the time-sheets in the Myherin and Sweet Lamb speed tests in north Wales to add to his morning superiority.
The Frenchman was quickest in his Volkswagen Polo R through Myherin by 4.8 seconds from team-mate Jari-Matti Latvala.
Four-time world champion Ogier then won Sweet Lamb by over a second from Thierry Neuville to more than double his morning lead over Estonia's Ott Tanak to 17.4 seconds.
Andreas Mikkelsen continued to struggle with only rear-wheel drive in his Polo R following a driveshaft breakage in the morning.
The Norwegian dropped more than two-and-half-minutes and fell away from the top 10 leaderboard.
