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Pole position, fastest lap and victory by leading every lap was about as unequivocal as you could get in race two of the Magny-Cours weekend. And perhaps the most concerning aspect for ASP’s rivals was that the result barely looked in doubt throughout the one-hour encounter.
Gilles Magnus wasted no time in getting over his Race 2 exit at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France by looking ahead to the upcoming rounds of the 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. Last year’s WTCR Trophy winner was in fightback mode heading into raceday on Sunday after he was restricted to P11 at the end of a frustrating Qualifying at Circuit de Pau-Ville due to getting baulked on his flying lap in Q2.
Honda-powered Néstor Girolami scorched to the Race 1 pole position at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France today by pipping his ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport team-mate Esteban Guerrieri in an eventful qualifying session on the streets of Pau. WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France Qualifying Q3 provisional classification 1 Néstor Girolami (ARG) ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport, Honda Civic Type R TCR, 1m19.783s (124.5kph) 2 Esteban Guerrieri (ARG) ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport, Honda Civic Type R TCR, 1m19.937s 3 Yvan Mulller (FRA) Cyan Racing Lynk & Co, Lynk & Co 03 TCR, 1m20.361s 4 Nathanaël Berthon (FRA) Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport, Audi RS 3 LMS, 1m20.629s 5 Ma Qing Hua (CHN) Cyan Performance Lynk & Co, 1m20.901sReverse-grid pole for Race 2:Norbert Michelisz (HUN) BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Ad/> WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France Qualifying points allocation10 points: Néstor Girolami: 1m19.783s (124.5kph) 8 points: Esteban Guerrieri: 1m19.891s (124.4kph) 6 points: Nathanaël Berthon: 1m20.118s (124.0kph) 4 points: Mikel Azcona: 1m20.178s (123.9kph) 2 points Gilles Magnus: 1m20.192s (123.9kph) WTCRMichelisz lands reverse-grid WTCR pole position for Race 24 MINUTES AGO Argentine Girolami set the fastest time in the Q3 shootout after the Q2 session was interrupted by a heavy accident for Thed Björk in his Cyan Performance Lynk & Co 03 TCR, from which the Swede emerged uninjured.
Néstor Girolami scorched to the Race 1 pole position by pipping his ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport team-mate Esteban Guerrieri, in an eventful qualifying session at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France on the streets of Circuit de Pau-Ville. Girolami secured the pole position by topping the top-five Q3 shoot-out, after the Q2 session was interrupted by a heavy accident for Thed Björk in his Cyan Performance Lynk & Co, from which the Swede was fortunate to emerge uninjured. In the 30-minute Q1 session, Mikel Azcona’s BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Elantra N TCR topped the times ahead of Girolami, Gilles Magnus (Audi), Guerrieri and Ma Qing Hua (Lynk & Co).
Mikel Azcona set the pace in the first 30-minute Q1 session of Qualifying at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France at Circuit de Pau-Ville, before Q2 was interrupted by a heavy accident for Cyan Performance Lynk & Co driver Thed Björk. Azcona’s BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Elantra N TCR topped the times ahead of Néstor Girolami’s Honda, Gilles Magnus (Audi), Esteban Guerrieri (Honda) and Ma Qing Hua (Lynk & Co). As the top 12 progressed to Q2, six drivers missed the cut.
Gilles Magnus reckons his previous Circuit de Pau-Ville experience won’t count for much when the 2022 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup season begins this weekend. Magnus raced on the challenging street course in 2016 when he took part in a French Formula 4 event.
As one of the WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup’s brightest prospects, Gilles Magnus, 22, is about to embark on his first season as an official Audi Sport customer racing driver following two years of impressing as a privateer for Comtoyou Racing. Although he’ll still form part of Comtoyou’s WTCR glory chase this year at the wheel of a Goodyear-equipped Audi RS 3 LMS, the Belgian’s rise in status means expectations have increased too. However, with an outright victory under this belt, last season’s WTCR Trophy winner is keeping calm ahead of Circuit de Pau-Ville hosting the 2022 opener from May 7-8.
Tom Coronel will start his 17th season of FIA World Touring Car racing and his 33rd in motorsport when he contests the 2022 WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup using a number very popular in his native Netherlands. Since 2019, Coronel has matched his race number with the number of seasons he’s been competing behind the wheel and took #30 for his WTCR campaign that year.