Yann Ehrlacher wins race 1 in Val Thorens

The history of e-Andros Trophy will remember that Yann Ehrlacher will remain the first winner of the 1 formula00% electric from the winter series promoted by Max Mamers.

The Alsatian, aligned with the Andros Sport 01 of Muller Racing, had dominated the cumulative classification of qualifying and Super Pole, before taking advantage of his position advantage on the grid to stay in the lead from start to finish during the final.

Behind the winner, the fight was fierce between the reigning champion Jean-Baptiste Dubourg (DA Racing) and Olivier Panis (Sébastien Loeb Racing). The winner of the Monaco Grand Prix spared no effort to gain the advantage over Dubourg, before contact between the two drivers sent the two cars into a spin.

If Dubourg manages to restart in front of Olivier Panis, it is Aurélien Panis (Saintéloc Racing) who takes advantage of this fight and the contact to finally overtake Dubourg, somewhat cut off in his momentum, at the next corner. 2nd in the final, Aurélien Panis however failed to reach third place in the day's standings behind Ehrlacher and Dubourg.

Note that Franck Lagorce (Muller Racing) was unable to take part in the day after the exit of Laurent Millara.

In Elite, Sylvain Pussier (Pussier Compétition) won ahead of Eddy Benezet (CMR) and Emmanuel Moinel (DA Racing) while Laurène Godey won in Enedis Trophée Andros.