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The high-level competition in the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup made overtaking on Pau’s narrow streets even more difficult than normal. That’s the view of World Touring Car legend Yvan Muller, who completed the Race 1 podium in his Goodyear-equipped Lynk & Co 03 TCR after he was unable to overtake second-placed finisher Esteban Guerrieri.
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French legend Yvan Muller is going back to where it began at Circuit de Pau-Ville this weekend. The four-time winner of the FIA World Touring Car Championship is contesting the upcoming WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup season with Cyan Racing Lynk & Co, starting at a track he knows well.
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Muller dominated the second leg of the Portugal double header from pole position, leading every lap outside of the pit cycle en route to his first DTM victory in the series' GT3 era.
Having qualified on pole position for the first time in the DTM’s GT3 era, Team Rosberg’s Muller was virtually unchallenged in Sunday’s 33 lap contest in Portugal, beating Fraga to victory by over three seconds.