Double blow for Vaillant at the Rallye du Ternois

Leader of the France 2 championship^e Division, Benoît Vaillant victoriously debuted, on the roads of his Regional Committee, the C3 R5 rented by his sponsor at PH Sport. Quickly adapting to his new mount, the Picard quickly began a captivating duel with the DS3 WRC of the defending champion, Beaubelique, before the latter handed in his logbook 3 stages from the finish. The silver medal then went to Pustelnik's sister car which had taken the lead in the night loop over Comole's Fiesta R5, penalized in particular by a lower top speed than its opponents. Particularly in spirit since the start of the season, Lacroix once again made the powder speak by hoisting its Clio RS F2000 a la 6^e general place in the middle of all-wheel drive of all types. Also note Martel's good career in the R3 clan. In group N, Debove repeated his success at Lys against, this time, the incisive Flajolet and Hazebroucq. B. Saillly

Ranking : 1.Vaillant-Brulé (Citroën C3 R5) 1h21'29"3 (1^er Gr. R), 2. Pustelnik-Pustelnik (DS3 WRC) at 41” (1^er Gr. A), 3. Comole-Pailhon (Ford Fiesta R5) at 1'06", 4. Faucher-Faucher (Skoda Fabia R5) at 3'05", 5. Foulon-Basso (DS3 WRC) at 5'17 »3, 6. Lacroix-Gozet (Renault Clio RS) at 5'20" (1^er Gr. F2000), 7. Saint Requier-Gilbert (Fabia R5) at 6'08", 8. Martel-Flajolet (Clio R3) at 7'10", 9. Pavy-Denecker (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo9) at 7'17 ", 10. Macé-Raes (Subaru Impreza N12b) at 7'33", 11. Debove-Desquiret (Impreza N15) at 8'22" (1^er Gr. N). 12. Forès-Ternoy (Porsche 997 GT3) at 9'04" (1^er GT), etc.