Cévennes – Bonato in master’s degree

Author of a scratch and two second times, Yoann Bonato (C3 Rally2-CHL Sport Auto) confirmed his status as leader of the Critérium des Cévennes. The four-time French Champion now has a lead of more than 20 seconds over his opponents.

Second since the start of the rally, Hugo Margaillan (C3 Rally2-CHL Sport Auto) profitait de son scratch dans l’ES11 pour creuser l’écart sur la Hyundai de Nicolas Ciamin. Ce dernier continuait de maintenir un rythme soutenu, à l’image de son scratch dans l’ES 10. Mais le Niçois devait composer avec des problèmes moteur.

Fourth, Quentin Giordano (Polo GTI R5-Sarrazin Motorsport) must have found the day particularly long. He must maintain his position until the finish to win the title of French Rally Champion.

Quentin Giordano – Photo Gregory Lenormand / DPPI

Pierre Campana (Fabia Rally2) took advantage of SS11 to dislodge Cédric Robert (A110 Rally-Team Bonneton HDG) from fifth place. The pilot of theAlpine retained control of the two-wheel drive classification.

Pierre Campana – Photo Bastien Roux / DPPI

Léo Rossel (208 Rally4) remained in the lead of the Stellantis Motorsport Rally Cup while Patrick Magnou (Clio Rally5) took advantage of the puncture of Thomas Chauffray (Clio Rally5) to take the lead of the Clio Trophy France.

Ranking after SS11