Rallycross de Faleyras – Truncated finals

Just once, we will highlight the Coupe de France events. 

Fifth on Saturday evening, Anthony Mauduit (Clio 3) won the two Sunday qualifications and remained at the same pace during the elimination phases to sign his first victory of the season in Division 4 ahead of Xavier Allereau (208) and Jean-Mickaël Guerin (206 RC).

In Division 3, Nicolas Beauclé (Class A T3F) won three of the four qualifying rounds. The pilot of the Mercedes won in the semi-final before signing his second victory of the season to confirm his status as leader of the Coupe de France. Reference in the category a few years ago, Christophe Saunoir (Audi A1) returned to the podium with a second place ahead of Cyril Coué (Polo T3F).

Comfortable on the Gironde track, Mélanie Lefrançois (Twingo R1 RX) confirmed her good feelings with a first victory ahead of Amélie Moliexe (Twingo R1 RX) and Célia Dréan (Twingo R1 RX) who enjoyed the joys of the podium.

In the Juniors, Valentin Lumet (Clio Rally5 RX) did not leave the top of the ranking all weekend to climb to the highest step of the podium. Marceau Launay (Clio Rally5 RX) scored another podium this season by taking second place ahead of Louka Bourd (Clio Rally5 RX).

Hard

The Super1600 Final was unfortunately the scene of the violent crash of Jimmy Tereperau (Fabia Super1600), the entire AUTOhebdo editorial team wishes him a speedy recovery.

The classification retained is that at the end of the semi-finals and Anthony Paillardon (Audi A1Super1600) was declared the winner ahead of Julien Meunier (Fabia Super1600).

The Supercar was under high tension! After two collisions during the first turn, the race was interrupted. As in Super1600, the final ranking is based on that of the semi-finals. Anthony Paillardon (208 RX) inherited the victory ahead of Jean-Baptiste Dubourg (DS 3 RX) and Jonathan Pailler (208 RX).