PCCF – Zandvoort: Boccolacci concludes his weekend perfectly

Dorian Boccolacci did everything well. Two poles and two victories to fully return to the championship match. The Martinet by Alméras driver is now 14 points behind the leader after his success in Race 2 this Sunday. The 2021 vice-champion won ahead of Marvin Klein (CLRT) and Simone Iaquinta (Dinamic Motorsport) after a well-controlled race.

Au départ, Alessandro Ghiretti (Martinet by Alméras) a un bon temps de réaction mais un problème mécanique l’empêche d’accélérer. Le Junior Porsche France 2021 reste bloqué en milieu de ligne droite. Pendant ce temps, Louis Perrot (TFT Racing) fait l’intérieur à Marvin Klein (CLRT) dans le banking du T3 et grimpe à la 3e place. The Safety Car enters the track while the Martinet by Alméras team car is evacuated. At the restart, leader Dorian Boccolacci (Martinet by Alméras) took off again perfectly and sheltered himself from an attack from Simone Iaquinta (Dinamic Motorsport). 

In the peloton, Mathieu Martins (Pierre Martinet by Alméras) overtakes Jérôme Boullery after a good maneuver at T11. The battle of the day before is back on track. Marvin Klein (CLRT) tries to overtake Louis Perrot for several turns and finally passes. The attacks are muscular but correct and the CLRT driver must then defend well against his TFT Racing counterpart.

Halfway through a rather calm race, Dorian Boccolacci (Martinet by Alméras) is less than a second ahead of Simone Iaquinta (Dinamic Motorsport). Marvin Klein (CLRT) is 3rd but relegated more than 4”. Louis Perrot (TFT Racing) and Aaron Love (Pierre Martinet by Alméras) complete the top 5. 

Sylvain Noel (Racing Technology) locks his wheels at turn 11 and hits the protective tires but is able to restart. This benefits the leader of the Am category, Sébastien Dussolliet, (ABM) who gains one position.

Marvin Klein (CLRT) comes back like a bullet on Simone Iaquinta. The Dinamic Motorsport driver takes his rival to the outside, the two touch but the championship leader authoritatively maintains his 2nd place, until the checkered flag. Dorian Boccolacci calmly wins with a very good pace at the end of the race.

In Pro-Am, Jérôme Boullery (Racing Technology) won after fighting with several drivers in the Pro category. The championship leader is ahead of his teammate Sylvain Noel and CLRT driver Clément Mateu. In Am, Sébastien Dussolliet (ABM) finished 12th overall and won the category. He once again dominates Sébastien Poisson (ABM) and Patrick Charlaix (TFT Racing).

The top 15 of the C2. The full ranking here.