Lohéac: Heading for the Final

Before being among the eight drivers selected for the grand final, the drivers must go through the semi-finals, races that are always very competitive, especially with the thunderstorms that pass over Lohéac.

Published 31/08/2025 à 16:56

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The semi-finals lived up to all expectations in the premier category of the Rallycross of Lohéac. Andreas Bakkerud (i20 RX) and Fabien Pailler (208 RX) will meet again for the weekend's main event.
Both starting from the last row of their semi-finals, Yuri Belevskiy (Audi S1) and Andréa Dubourg (208 RX) achieved the feat of qualifying for the Final. Nils Volland (Audi S1 RX), René Münnich (Ibiza RX), Andréa Benezet (208 RX) and Davy Jeanney (Fabi RX) are also among the finalists of the 49th edition of the Lohéac Rallycross.

Bretons Maximilien Eveno (C3) and Tom Le Jossec (Clio 5) will find themselves on the front row of the starting grid for the Super1600 final.

Leader of the Junior Championship, winner of the intermediate classification and qualified on pole position for the final, Dylan Léger (Clio 5 RX) now wants to end his Breton weekend in the best possible way. But he will have to be wary of the ambitions of Gautier Sarhy (Clio 5 RX), also qualified on the front row of the Junior final.

Respectively first and second in the intermediate classification, Mélanie Seignard (Twingo R1 RX) and Ilona Bertapelle (Twingo R1 RX) won their semi-final. The two drivers will battle for victory in the final confrontation of the weekend.

The Division 3 semi-finals took place in downpours. Comfortable in these conditions, the Fretin siblings, Thomas (Yaris) and Mathieu (Yaris), will find themselves on the front row of the final. The two "brothers" both dominated the semi-finals.

In Division 4, respectively winner of their "semi" Arthur Barbault-Forget (208) and Noé Foulfouin (Clio 3) will find themselves on the front line of the final.