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\nScotland’s Robert MacIntyre took at a second-round seven-under-par 65 to move into a four-shot lead at the Porsche European Open.
\nMacIntyre hit on seven birdies without falling a shot and can be about 133 total at the halfway stage.
\nBernd Ritthammer of Germany is next after carding a six-under 66.
\n“It’s probably the best I have driven a ball – maybe this season. It is not only going right, but it is heading miles apart,” MacIntyre, 23, said.
\n“I don’t understand what I am doing but it’s working so I’m just going to attempt to continue to do it.”
\nThe Paul Casey of england led after the first round but a four-under 68 signifies that he is six shots off the pace.
\nCasey is alongside the Guido Migliozzi and Matthias Schwab of Austria on five of Italy below.
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