Vilarino, Iannetta Score Euro-Racecar Victories At Spa

Ander Vilarino scored his fourth win in five races during the Spa 200 Sprint Elite race at Spa-Francorchamps in Francorchamps, Belgium, the third race weekend of the Euro-Racecar Series season.

After claiming pole position, Vilarino (#2 TFT-Banco Santander) and negotiated the Raidillon de l’Eau Rouge in the top spot to lead the entire the race to collect another win.

“It’s an incredible start of the season,” Vilarino said. “It’s a dream.”

Unable to close the gap on his rival, Romain Thievin clinched another podium with his runner-up finish.

“I could only watch Ander,” Thievin said.

The best battle came with Carole Perrin edging James Winslow for third-place and the final place on the podium.

“My car was consistent during the whole ten laps and I think it made the difference,” said Perrin also won the Junior trophy.

Winslow held on for fourth, with Antoine Lioen rounding out the top five.

Dimitri Enjalbert lost time in the first lap of the race due to a spin, but posted the second fastest lap of the race and came back to finish sixth.

Freddy Nordstrom was seventh, followed by Nathalie Maillet, winner of the Challenger standing with her first career top-10, Anthony Garbarino, and Martin Van Hove.

SPRINT OPEN: LOIC DEMAN AT HOME

From his hometown in Brussels, Loic Deman (#6 Rapido Racing) knows this racetrack like nobody and that helps him to win the Open Division’s Sprint race after starting from the pole and leading all laps.

“A podium is always a great thing, but winning his first race, at home, for his first start, it’s crazy!” said Deman. “The start was tough because we were side-by-side in the Raidillon with Martin Van Hove, then I try to have a subsequent gap to manage my race.”

Deman was entered as a Guest for the event and did not receive any championship points.

Simon Escallier (#18 Scorpus Racing) and Tanguy Ide (#44 Orhes Competition) finished second and third, respectively.

ENDURANCE ELITE : IANNETTA COMES BACK TO VICTORY LANE

Romain Iannetta out-fought championship leader Ander Vilarino to capture the Endurance race of the Euro-Racecar Series’ Elite Division Sunday at Spa-Francorchamps.

After starting fourth, Iannetta (#25 Orhes Competition) took the lead of the race at the exit of the Raidillon de l’Eau Rouge.

The tricky bend had already claimed James Winslow (#18 Scorpus Racing), who retired, and Carole Perrin (#42 autosport 42), who was third in the Sprint portion but lost a lap because of a flat tire.

From the final race restart to the checkered flag, there was a big fight for the win between Iannetta and Vilarino (#2 TFT-Banco Santander), before Iannetta emerged with the first win of the season for Orhes Competition.

“It’s great,” said Iannetta. “The start of the year was tough for the whole team. Despite two top-five finishes, the success wasn’t with us. After a transmission failure yesterday, we are now happy to win.”

Winner of four of the five first race before this Endurance, Vilarino held on for second.

Thievin (#99 Still Racing-Exotics Racing) ended the race 10th after the contact in the first lap.

Behind the championship leader, Javier Villa (#64 Gonneau Racing) saved his weekend with a third-place finish.

Romain Fournillier (#11 OverDrive-McDonald’s) and Freddy Nordstrom (#44 Orhes Competition) scored their first top-fives.

ENDURANCE OPEN: MARC DUEZ LIKES IT

A series guest at Spa due to his experience at the track, Duez won the Open Division portion of the Endurance race.

After teammate Vilariño came back to the pit in second, a great pit stop produced by the team allowed the driver to restart in front of the field. The Belgian stayed in the lead until the end and won his first race.

A legend of Belgian racing history, Duez said he enjoyed the experience.

“I love the concept” Duez said. “Compared to what I’ve known in the past, I’ve never seen a series where cars are so equal each others. The level is high. It’s important to have a championship like that with a nice balance.”

Vincent Gonneau (#15 Gonneau Racing), eighth in the Elite race, and Gerald Cormon (#25 Orhes Competition), completed the top-three.

Tanguy Ide (#44) and Philippe Marie (#88) finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.

NASCAR Euro-Racecar Series
Spa-Francorchamps – Francorchamps, Belgium
June 9-10, 2012

ELITE DIVISION

Pos	Car	Driver	Team	Laps Behind
1	2	Ander Vilarino	TFT-Banco Santander
2	99	Romain Thiévin	Still Racing-Exotics Racing
3	42	Carole Perrin	Autosport 42
4	18	James Winslow	Scorpus Racing
5	5	Antoine Lioen	Rapido Racing
6	33	Dimitri Enjalbert	OverDrive
7	44	Freddy Nordström	Orhès Compétition
8	46	Nathalie Maillet	Racing Club Partner
9	6	Anthony Garbarino	Rapido Racing
10	38	Martin Van Hove	TFT
11	15	Vincent Gonneau	Gonneau Racing
12	88	Valentin Simonet	Orhès Compétition
13	22	Stéphane Jaggi	OverDrive-Moser Vernet
14	100	Stéphane Sabates	Still Racing-Convergence
15	84	Franck Violas	RDV Compétition
16	55	Bruno Cosin	Pole Position 81	-1
17	14	Joseph Cozella	Still Racing-JDC Finances	-1
18	11	Romain Fournillier	OverDrive-McDonald’s	-1
19	64	Javier Villa	Gonneau Racing	-3
20	25	Romain Ianetta	Orhès Compétition	-4
21	7	Harry Vaulkhard	Pacific House	-8
22	17	Wilfried Boucenna	Pole Position 81	-9

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OPEN DIVISION

Pos	Car	Driver	Team	Laps Behind
1	6	Loïc Deman (Guest)	Rapido Racing
2	18	Simon Escallier	Scorpus Racing
3	44	Tanguy Ide	Orhès Compétition
4	38	Martin Van Hove	TFT
5	42	Adriano Medeiros	Autosport 42
6	5	Joaquin Gabarron	Rapido Racing
7	64	Cédric Deman	Gonneau Racing
8	11	Alain Grand	OverDrive
9	15	Vincent Gonneau	Gonneau Racing
10	100	Stéphane Sabates	Still RacingConvergence
11	46	Christophe de Fierlant	Racing Club Partner
12	99	David Perisset	Still Racing-Exotics Racing
13	22	Léonard Vernet	OverDrive-Moser Vernet
14	7	Nigel Vaulkhard	Pacific House
15	33	Vito Rodrigues	OverDrive
16	14	Joseph Cozella	Still Racing-JDC Finances	-1
17	55	Jérôme Laurin	Pole Position 81	-2
18	88	Philippe Marie	Orhès Compétition	-6
19	84	Franck Violas	RDV Compétition	-6
20	17	Philippe Baudinière	Pole Position 81	-8
21	2	Marc Duez (Guest)	TFT-Banco Santander	-9

 

ELITE DIVISION

POS	CAR	DRIVER	SPONSOR	LAPS BEHIND
1	25	Romain Ianetta	Orhès Compétition
2	2	Ander Vilarino	TFT-Banco Santander
3	64	Javier Villa	Gonneau Racing
4	11	Romain Fournillier	OverDrive-McDonald’s
5	44	Freddy Nordström	Orhès Compétition
6	17	Wilfried Boucenna	Pole Position 81
7	33	Dimitri Enjalbert	OverDrive
8	15	Vincent Gonneau	Gonneau Racing
9	55	Bruno Cosin	Pole Position 81
10	99	Romain Thiévin	Still Racing-Exotics Racing
11	5	Antoine Lioen	Rapido Racing
12	88	Valentin Simonet	Orhès Compétition
13	100	Stéphane Sabates	Still Racing-Convergence
14	84	Franck Violas	RDV Compétition
15	14	Joseph Cozella	Still Racing-JDC Finances
16	6	Anthony Garbarino	Rapido Racing	-1
17	42	Carole Perrin	Autosport 42	-1
18	22	Stéphane Jaggi	OverDrive-Moser Vernet	-1
19	7	Harry Vaulkhard	Pacific House	-4
20	38	Martin Van Hove	TFT	-8
21	46	Nathalie Maillet	Racing Club Partner	-8
22	18	James Winslow	Scorpus Racing	-9

 

OPEN DIVISION

POS	CAR	DRIVER	SPONSOR	LAPS BEHIND
1	2	Marc Duez (Guest)	TFT-Banco Santander
2	15	Vincent Gonneau	Gonneau Racing
3	25	Gérald Cormon	Orhès Compétition
4	44	Tanguy Ide	Orhès Compétition
5	88	Philippe Marie	Orhès Compétition
6	11	Alain Grand	OverDrive
7	55	Jérôme Laurin	Pole Position 81
8	99	David Perisset	Still Racing-Exotics Racing
9	5	Joaquin Gabarron	Rapido Racing
10	33	Vito Rodrigues	OverDrive
11	100	Stéphane Sabates	Still RacingConvergence
12	64	Cédric Deman	Gonneau Racing
13	14	Joseph Cozella	Still Racing-JDC Finances
14	17	Philippe Baudinière	Pole Position 81
15	42	Adriano Medeiros	Autosport 42
16	84	Franck Violas	RDV Compétition
17	22	Léonard Vernet	OverDrive-Moser Vernet
18	38	Martin Van Hove	TFT
19	6	Loïc Deman (Guest)	Rapido Racing	-11
20	7	Nigel Vaulkhard	Pacific House	-11
21	46	Christophe de Fierlant	Racing Club Partner	-11
22	18	Simon Escallier	Scorpus Racing	-11