Dayraut leaves Isola 2000 satisfied

Jean-Philippe Dayraut made the hole. However, on Friday, the cancellation of the first day of racing due to weather conditions (heavy snowfall) in the Alpes Maritimes suggested a status quo at the top of the general classification. Finally postponed by one day, the competition took place and the defending champion took the opportunity to double his lead in the general classification. Arrived with 12 units more than?Alain Prost, Jean-Philippe Dayraut leaves Isola 2000 with a 25-point lead, a significant gap due to the consistency of Haut-Garonnais.

The Skoda driver couldn't do better. Best time overall in the qualifying heats on Saturday despite his 60 kg ballast, he repeated the performance this Sunday. And, each time, in the process, Dayraut won his final. The balance sheet is perfect, with 160 points collected in two days.

Alain Prost, second, therefore, 25 points behind Jean-Philippe Dayraut, will have to arm himself with optimism in order to hope to return to final victory in the Andros Trophy. Plagued by grip problems this weekend, the four-time world champion F1 has never been able to reach the level of its rival.

Third in the general classification, Franck Lagorce is 19 points behind Alain Prost. The pilot of the Renault Clio III from DA Racing, after a difficult Saturday, rose to the occasion this Sunday. Second in total qualifying heats behind the elusive Dayraut, the former F1 driver then won his final by dominating Alain Prost. This result allows him to maintain third place, with 3 points ahead of Olivier Panis (Skoda Fabia), much more comfortable this weekend than during the Alpe d?Huez round, and 7 points. on his teammate Jean-Baptiste Dubourg.