At the wheel of his father's Mégane maxi, Jordan Berfa returned to business to score a second victory in the 23rd edition of this event, contested in difficult conditions. Rouillard (Skoda) quickly took charge of operations, arriving on Saturday evening with a large lead over Cardénas in a fight with Brunet (both on 306 Maxi) for the title in Occitanie Méditerranée.
Cardénas gave up in SS7 (engine) while Berfa, acclimatized to the Mégane, moved into the runner-up position. While he seemed untouchable, Rouillard stopped (mechanical, SS9). Berfa then headed towards victory.
For a moment 2nd, Benne, author of a scratch, could not avoid the thunderous return of Clémençon who, like Génesca Junior (Subaru R4), delayed the day before by a puncture, finished very strongly. Vivens marked his return with a 5th place after the accident which had kept him out of the closed parks for a year.
A. Lauret
Ranking: 1. J. & N. Berfa (Megane Kit car) 1h47'24"9 (1st Gr. A-FA), 2. Clémençon-Coria (Peugeot RCZ Maxi) at 2'18" (1st Gr. F2000), 3. Benne-Ségui (DS3 R5) at 2'33" (1st Gr. R), 4. A. Génesca-Carrère (Subaru Impreza R4) at 3'29", 5. Vivens-Fournier (DS3 R3 ) at 4'28", 6. Beuron-Gombert (Skoda Fabia R5), 7. Lechartier-Delpech (BMW Compact Ti) at 5'49", 8. Richaud-Sendjakedine (Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 7) at 7'48" (1st Gr. N-FN), 9. Villaret-Obretch (Renault Clio RS3) at 8'14", 10. Negre-Matsa (Citroën Saxo VTS) at 9'06", etc.
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