The native of Guaymallén, Mendoza, Julián Santero (Toyota) stayed with the Sprint, after twelve laps of the 4,266-meter rope course, escorted by the reefan Agustin Canapino (Chevrolet Cruze), and the porteño Frank Vivian (Citroën).
Closing the top ten are Leonel Pernía from Tandil -leader of the championship, Matías Milla from Campagna, both with Fluence, San Martín from Mendoza, Bernardo Llaver (Cruze), Jorge Barrio from Pinamar (Toyota), Las Parejas from Santa Fe, Facundo Ardusso (Honda), the Chilean Felipe Barrios Bustos (Fluence), and Capitan Bermúdez’s Santa Fe, Fabian Yannantuoni (Honda)
The last winner of the TC2000 in El Villicum was Agustin Canapino (Chevrolet Cruze) from Arrecife, on September 26, 2021, escorted by Julián Santero (Toyota) from Mendoza, and Leonel Pernía (Renault Fluence) from Tandil.
While in the first visit that the category made as Super TC2000, Matías Rossi (Toyota Corolla) from Delvis prevailed on May 19, 2019.
On Sunday at 9.40 the final of the TC2000 Series will start, 25 minutes to the drawing of 4,266 meters of rope, and at 11.35 the final of the TC2000 will begin at 40 minutes plus one lap.
After eight rounds of the TC2000 Series championship, Cordovan Facundo Márques (Fluence) is at the top of the standings, with 196 points, followed by Ignacio Montenegro (Renault Fluence) from Chubut, 160, and Lucas Bohdanowicz (Toyota), from Chaco, 271 .
The first eight close, the porteño Figgo Bessone (Ford), 128, the Chilean Felipe Barrios Bustos (Fluence), 128, the Chilean Javier Scuncio Moro (Fluence), 124, the Uruguayan Rodrigo Aramendía (Citroen), 123, and the Paraguayan Miguel Garcia (Citroen), 103.
Source: Ambito
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