Magny-Cours – Sprint victory for the 80 (Continental Racing) after 7 hours of racing

Thus, this second round at Magny-Cours ended with an exceptional duel between the crew of the 2 (CTF Continental Racing) and the drivers of the 80 (62TM 3). After a few muscular but sportingly correct exchanges, François Coué crossed the line as the winner with a lead of only 62 seconds over Matteo Merafina. A tiny gap in a seven-hour endurance race.

Already thrilling and full of twists and turns throughout the 4-hour race scheduled for Saturday, the Lamera Cup proved to be even more spectacular this Sunday round.

In the end, it was the 80 that won by a handful of tenths ahead of the 62. Another feat: the Lamera 5, entered in the Pro-Am category, not only took the class victory but also finished 3rd overall. A five-star performance since two of the drivers had, before this weekend, only very limited experience in motor racing. As for the Gentlemen's category, it went to the Lamera 3 in Triangle Est colors. It climbed to a very encouraging 13th place.

Race 2 (7 hours) ranking:

1st and 1st Elites 80 (CTF Continental Racing) 204 laps; 2. 62 (3TM 62) at 1,526 sec; 3rd and 1st Pro-Am 5 (Venum by Hedonic) at >5 laps; 4. 53 (Genius Water Ra-cing) at 5 laps; 5. 15 (Race Track Compétition) at 5 laps; 6. 66 Pro-Am (CTF XE-NItrans) at 5 laps; 7. 72 (GDM Racing) at 6 laps; 8. 421 (Astrax by Hedonic) at 8 laps; 9. 71 (Astonjet) at 8 laps; 10. 63 (Dum Sports Events) at 8 laps;… 13th and 1st Gentlemen 3 (Triangle Est) at 17 laps.

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