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Monday, 25 March 2024

3ème Rallye Régional Val de Boutonne VHC - 2024

This Lancia Delta Integrale was leading the VHC rally early on but eventually retired.

 March 24th 2024 saw the 3rd running of the Rallye Régional Val de Boutonne and as in the previous editions it included a rally for VHC / Classic rally cars.  I watched two of the six stages (ES2 and ES3) which were near Lussant and Moragne. Blessed by relatively good weather after the recent rain, there were plenty of spectators at both stages I attended.   

The rally was based at the Cooperative Agricole at Tonnay-Boutonne.

All of the cars that competed on the VHC / Classic section of the rally are shown in this blogpost in the order that they finished.

The winners of the VHC rally were Bruno and Rémy Mainguet in the Alpine Renault A310 2700 VA.

Second and winner of their group were Romauld Hostein and thierry Brillaud in this Honda Civic.

This BMW 323i won the Classic section of the VHC rally and was third overall driven by Alain and Antoine Kieffer.

Fourth position overall went to this Peugeot 205 rallye driven by Benoît Charron and Romain Huesca.

Fifth position went to Anthony Lleu and Mathilde Lleu-Brossard in this Honda Civic Vtec. 

Sixth position and group winners were Anthony Raud and Cyril Lhomet in this Peugeot 205 GTi.

Seventh was this Opel Kadett GSI 16V of Eddy Allard and Bryan Derosier.

Eighth and group winner was this Talbot Sunbeam Lotus of Sébastien Sullam and Jean-Philippe Le Cam.

Ninth were Daniel and Enzo Dupont in this Peugeot 205 GTi.

Tenth was this Ford Sierra XR4i of Samuel Charron and Sylvie Dufau.

Eleventh overall was this BMW 323i of Christian and Céline Longe.

Twelfth was this Peugeot 205 GTi of Nicolas and jean-Claude Berard.

Thirteenth was this Ford Fiesta XR2i of Michael Robin and Thomas Rochefort.

Final classified finisher was this lovely Renault 5 Alpine GR2 of Jean-Luc Giraudeau and Johan Rateaud.

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This Porsche 911SC didn't finish.

This Alpine A310 didn't finish.

This Ford Sierra 4x4 didn't finish.


1 comment:

  1. Great to see that even the French remember rosbif Russell Brookes! Love the Calberson R5 and Eminence 911 too.

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