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| Marc Pernot gained the lead in the CFM with a win at La Pommeraye in his Nova Proto NP01 Turbo. |
It was great to see the faster Championnat de France de la Montagne competitors at La Pommeraye in 2024. It was my first time at La Pommeraye and my first time in seeing these cars in just over a year.
The overall battle for the championship is looking like being a battle between Merc Pernot and Fabien Bourgeon this year with both coming to this event with two victories each in the early rounds. There are so many other drivers and cars to enjoy as well with some very fast single seaters such as the Formula Nippon Lola and the Formula Master car. Then there are the two litre Normas and the Formula Three and Formula Renault cars plus those incredible fast 1 litre motor cycle engined enclosed sports cars in the CM class.
My photos are from the Saturday practice runs. On Sunday they had some rain but then it dried out again.
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| Second was Fabien Bourgeon in his Revolt 3P0. |
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| Third overall and first single seater was this Lola B06/51-Mugen of Miguel Vidal. It was his first ever overall podium. |
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| Fourth overall and so close to a podium was this Tatuus Formula Master of Fabien Ponchant. |
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Fifth overall and winner of the CN group was Julien Bost in this Norma M20 FC.
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| Sixth overall was another Noma M20 FC, this one driven by William Pommery. |
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| Seventh overall was the Norma M20 FC of Yannick Latreille. |
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| Eighth overall was yet another Norma M20 FC, this one driven by Dimitri Pereira. |
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| Ninth overall and first F3 car was this Dallara F305 Evo 07 driven by Benoît Taviaux. |
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| Tenth overall was the 4 litre Norma M20 FC of Olivier Berreur. |
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| Adding some variety in eleventh place was this Osella 21 JRB of Fabrice Gallo. |
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| First of the Formula Renault cars was this Tatuus FR2000 of Anthony Jean. |
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| Winner of the 1 litre motor-cycle engined sports car class was Fabien Oreal in this BRC BR9 Evo. |
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| Winner of the class for the older sports cars was Jean-Yves Dorée in his Grac MT14S. |
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John Etherton affirme son droit d'auteur à l'ensemble des photos sur ce billet de blog. Cependant, vous pouvez poster des photos ailleurs sur le web à condition de créditer le photographe, John Etherton, et ce blog, Rouenlesafx@blogspot.com, et de fournir un lien vers cette page.
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| A PRC (Pedeazza Racing Car). |
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| A Formula Renault Caparo. |
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| A Dallara F308. |
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| The Dallara F302 of Arthur Bodin. |
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| A TracKing RC. |
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| A TracKing RC01. |
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| A Speedcar GTR. This was driven by Mylenia Machado to be the fastest of the female competitors. |
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| The Dallara MN01 of Luce Pierre who was third fastest of the women. |
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| The Dallara F304 that won its class in the hands of michael france. |
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| An Arcobaleno Formule. |
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A Mygale RC 2001.
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| A Signatech Formula Academy. |
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