Kerlabo – Victoire de Peu

At the top of the intermediate classification after qualifying, Samuel Peu won his semi-final before lifting his 208 Supercar into pole position for the final. The defending champion made no mistake to score his first victory of the season. This success allowed him to take control of the French Championship. Very fast all weekend, Fabien Pailler (208 Supercar) took second place ahead of Damien Meunier (Polo Supercar). 

Jimmy Terreau (C2) took advantage of the elimination phases to get back into the match. The reigning French Champion climbed to the highest step of the podium and took advantage of the setbacks of Anthony Paillardon (Audi A1) in the semi-final to take the lead in the Championship. David Bouet (Clio 5) ranked second ahead of Romain Barré (208).

Jimmy Terpereau ©Rallycross France-Pierre Simenel

Tom Le Jossec (Clio 5) had a good performance in the French Junior Championship. The current leader scored the maximum number of points and widened the gap on his pursuers. Mathieu Fretin (Clio 5) crossed the finish line in second position ahead of Alizée Potier (Clio 5).

Solid leader of the Women's Cup, Amélie Molière (Twingo R1 RX) saw the technical commissioners point out a technical non-compliance. She didn't score any points. Emma Chalvin (Twingo R1 RX) scored her first victory in the discipline and moved to the top of the provisional ranking. Mélanie Lefrançois (Twingo R1 RX) continued with a new podium in front of Chloé Danveau (Twingo R1 RX).

After an eventful start in the final, Nicolas Beauce (Mercedes Class A) completed its third victory of the season and thus took the lead in the Coupe de France. Jean-Baptiste Vallée (C3) and Tony Lhomond (Fiesta) enjoyed the joys of a podium for the first time this season. 

Jean-François Blaise (Clio 4) forgot his disappointment at Pont-de-Ruan and took his second victory of the season. He scored valuable points against Anthony Mauduit (Clio 3) and Nicolas Bothorel (DS 3) who remains on the momentum of his victory in Pont-de-Ruan.