the tandilense Leonel Perniawith Renault Fluence, today led the classification of the TC2000which tomorrow will have two finals that will add points for the divisional championship that will take place this weekend in The Rioja the seventh calendar date.
The defending champion, 47, set a time of 1m. 13s. 164/1000 in the best of the eight laps that he gave to the circuit of 3,276 meters of rope, within the framework of the so-called ‘Speed Week’.
Pernía surpassed his teammate, the man from Chubut ignacio montenegro (Renault Fluence), which stood at 202 thousandths, and his brother Marian (Renault Fluence), who was third, at 457 thousandths.
“My teammates, including my brother Mariano who is a phenomenon, did a great job. We already have the car tested very well and it gives us the confidence and luxury to test as we did early on” expressed Leonel Pernía to the radio broadcast of ‘Campeones’ (AM 590).
Julián Santero (Toyota) from Mendoza was classified fourth, at 502/1000, while Facundo Marques (Renault) from Cordoba ranked fifth, at 584/1000.
The current leader of the contest, the porteño Frank Vivian (Chevrolet Cruze), experienced problems with a start of fire and had to settle for ninth place, 1s behind. 152/1000
Tomorrow, starting at 11:30 a.m., the first final will start, in the 25-minute modality plus one lap. The same will happen with the second competition, which is scheduled to start at 12:50 p.m.
After the first six dates of the championship, Vivian (Chevrolet Cruze) from Buenos Aires leads the positions with 165 points; escorted by the current champion, Leonel Pernía (Renault Fluence) from Tandil, with 161.
Below are the columns from Chubut from Montenegro (Renault Fluence), with 156 units; Facundo Ardusso (Honda Civic), from Santa Fe, with 139; Marques (Renault Fluence) from Cordoba, with 117; Santero (Toyota Corolla) from Mendoza, 107; and Bernardo Llaver (Honda Civic), 61; plus the Rio Negro Facundo Aldrighetti (Toyota Corolla), 45
In the so-called National Formula, the fastest in the classification was Brian Massa from Cordoba, with a time of 1m. 14s. 980/1000, who surpassed Nicolás Suárez by 10/100.
Source: Ambito
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