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Jean-Philippe Dayraut swept another meeting of the Trophée Andros, this weekend in Alpe d'Huez.
In the first round, Dayraut (MINI Countryman) outmuscled Franck Lagorce's Renault Clio III and Hervé Knapick's BMW 1-series. Jean-Baptiste Dubourg (Renault Clio III) and Bertrand Balas (MINI Countryman) finished fourth and fifth.
Dayraut won again in the second round, this time leading Balas and Lagorce, with Dubourg and Gerald Fontanel (MINI Countryman) in fourth and fifth places.
In championship classification, Dayraut, who has racked up five wins in six races this season, now stands 34 points ahead of Dubourg, and 35 ahead of Lagorce.
Next rounds will be presented in Isola 2000, on January 10th and 11th.
In the first round, Dayraut (MINI Countryman) outmuscled Franck Lagorce's Renault Clio III and Hervé Knapick's BMW 1-series. Jean-Baptiste Dubourg (Renault Clio III) and Bertrand Balas (MINI Countryman) finished fourth and fifth.
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| Jean-Philippe Dayrault, MINI Countryman (Photo: Trophée Andros) |
Dayraut won again in the second round, this time leading Balas and Lagorce, with Dubourg and Gerald Fontanel (MINI Countryman) in fourth and fifth places.
In championship classification, Dayraut, who has racked up five wins in six races this season, now stands 34 points ahead of Dubourg, and 35 ahead of Lagorce.
Next rounds will be presented in Isola 2000, on January 10th and 11th.