PCCF – Spa: Boccolacci doubles the stake in C2

Less dominant but still victorious! Dorian Boccolacci (Martinet by Alméras) won his second success of the weekend and is completely back in the championship. The 2021 vice-champion is ahead of Marvin Klein (CLRT) and Louis Perrot (TFT Racing). 

Even before the start of the race, Ugo Gazil (CLRT) suffered a problem with his car during the pre-grid. The CLRT driver is forced to start from the pits. 

At the start, the two leaders took off in the best possible way. Behind, the battle is more tense. Three abreast, Louis Perrot (TFT Racing), Victor Blugeon (ABM) and Bastian Buus (Allied Racing) brake for the first corner. The last city is forced to go through the gravel trap after contact with the ABM driver, he loses several places.

Unlike in the C1, Dorian Boccolacci (Martinet by Alméras) did not immediately widen the gap on Marvin Klein (CLRT) and even had to protect his position. Surprisingly, Louis Perrot (TFT Racing) maintains the pace of the leaders in 3rd place. Starting 20th, Alessandro Ghiretti (Martinet by Alméras) moved up to 11th place after only two laps. 

The rest of the race is calmer except for Mathieu Martins (Pierre Martinet by Alméras). The Junior Porsche 2022 gets a little scare while passing at high speed through the gravel trap. He leaves without having lost position. Great battle for 6th position between Aaron Love (Pierre Martinet by Alméras) and Bastian Buus (Allied Racing). The Dane passes with authority at the source bend. 

Track limit penalties start arriving after the halfway mark. A sanction imposed on Bastian Buus (Allied Racing), 6th. Aaron Love and Alessandro Ghiretti, fighting for 7th place, both had 5 seconds added to their time at the end of the race. The 2022 Porsche Junior passes the Australian after being side by side with his teammate for the entire first sector. 

The race ends under a double yellow flag following a stop on the track by Stéphane Louard (ABM). 

Dorian Boccolacci concludes the Belgian round in the best possible way. Second, Marvin Klein once again pockets important points in his quest for a second title. For only his 4th race in PCCF, Louis Perrot reached the first podium of his career.

In Pro-Am, Jérôme Boullery (Racing Technology) once again dominates the category. His teammate Sylvain Noël allowed the team to score a double. Maxence Maurice (IMSA Performance) also climbs onto the podium. Among the Ams, Sébastien Dussoliet (ABM) is once again ahead of Sébastien Poisson (ABM). Despite his retirement, Stéphane Louard (ABM) took 3rd position.

The PCCF is not stopping since the drivers will be at Magny-Cours next weekend for the 3rd round of the season.

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