Surprise leader at the end of the first stage, Laurent Carbonaro did not flinch during the second day, and won this fifteenth edition of the Terre de l?Auxerrois. Unable to keep up with the 307 WRC from Carbonaro, Thomas Privé was satisfied with his second place, and his victory in Group N, with a fresher Mitsubishi Evo 9. The day's comeback was signed by Bernard Munster, whose Skoda WRC had regained all its efficiency. Seventh Saturday evening, Munster finished the rally in third place, relegating his compatriot Bob Colsoul (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 10) to fourth place. Great performance from another Belgian, Cédric Cherain (Subaru Impreza WRX), who got the upper hand over Philippe Gache, the ex-racer believing he still needed to improve his note-taking skills. As for Group R, Bryan Bouffier was always above the rest with his C2 R2 Max, and ahead of the other C2s of Marc Amourette and Jérôme Jacquot, as well as the ??official?? 207 RC. by Denis Millet.
Philip Carles
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