Mirage Racing wins race 1 in Albi

He came, he saw, he conquered. Matéo Herrero, usually a pilot in Alpine Europa Cup, won in his first GT4 race this season. The 18-year-old Frenchman had a solid race on Saturday to lead from start to finish, alongside Morgan Moullin-Traffort.

The duo ofAlpine No. 22 of Mirage Racing, however, scores no points in the championship, since he competes in the guest category.

On the other hand, Robert Consani and Benjamin Lariche did well in the silver category.

Confirming dominance Alpine interview in qualifying, the Speed ​​Car Racing crew took second place overall and claimed victory in Silver, the first of the season despite the drivers not being in the best of shape.

They are ahead of the BMW of Espace Bienvenue, revengeful after its zero points from Le Castellet. Benjamin Lessennes and Ricardo Van der Ende are not resigned, faced with the Mercedes CD Sport of Edouard Cauhaupé and Fabien Lavergne who finished fourth in the category.

Nothing is played in silver, unlike perhaps the Pro-AM category. Alpine once again did well in the category with a double. Nicholas Cheers and Christopher Campbell, fifth overall, won with CMR ahead of Rodolphe Wallgren and Vincent Beltoise for Mirage Racing.

The two teams maintain their hope for the championship against Grégory Guilvert and Fabien Michal. The undisputed leaders, further increase their lead in the championship since theAston Martin AGS Events of Nicolas Gomar and Mike Parisy, main rival, only finished eighth in the category after leaving the pits due to mechanical problems.

In Am, Erwan Bastard and Sylvain Caroff won at the wheel of the ANS Motorsport Ginetta after Pascal Huteau and Christophe Hamon went off the track.