Vallmanya, Zamorano, Aisa and Margalef crowned champions of the Rodi Michelin Cup
This weekend the last round of the Rodi Michelin Speed and Endurance Cup was held at the Alcarrás Circuit, so there was plenty of action on the Catalan track, with the big winners of the day, the ART team, Zamorano and Badia, who were crowned winners.
This weekend the last round of the Rodi Michelin Speed and Endurance Cup was held at the Alcarrás Circuit, so there was plenty of action on the Catalan track, with the big winners of the day, the ART team, Zamorano and Badia, who were crowned winners in their categories.
This closes a year full of thrilling races that delighted motorsport fans. Classic motorcycles were the stars of Saturday’s programme, with a two-hour endurance race held outside of any championship.
A considerable number of riders, some even coming from other autonomous communities, filled the starting grid. They gave those who came to watch an exciting, hard-fought race, in which up to four teams finished with the same number of laps. The ART team, made up of Eduard Armengol and Joan Font, were the first to cross the chequered flag.
On Sunday it was the turn of the final round of the Rodi Michelin Speed Cup. In the race for the fastest riders, known as Open, Joan Zamorano, who dominated the race from the start, took the win, with Benjamín Vallmanya and Josep Cerdà in second and third place respectively, while in the Amateur class the winner was Sergi Badia, ahead of Aurelio Martínez and Angel Margalef.
As for the Cup standings, Benjamín Vallmanya was crowned Open 1000 champion and Joan Zamorano Open 600 champion, the Amateur 1000 title went to Angel Margalef, while Manel Aisa did the same in the Amateur 600.
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