Marcelo Ciarrocchi (Fiat) He stayed this Sunday with an important triumph on the third date of the TC2000carried out at the Rosario Autodrome and reached the fourth position in the pilot championship.
For its part, Matías Rossi (Toyota) and Franco Vivian (Chevrolet) They completed the podium.
At the beginning of the race, Ciarrocchi came out from second position, but quickly managed to move to Franco Morillo (Chevrolet) to keep the tip, while Rossi, who left the fourth, settled in third position.
The battles that occurred behind the leader of the race, allowed him to get a considerable distance to have some peace of mind. Meanwhile, Facundo Aldrighetti (Chevrolet) approached Rossi to try to snatch the last place of the podium.
Later, Morillo could not do anything to the attacks of his teammates Aldrighetti, and Vivian, nor before Rossi’s, who managed to break his resistance and become the new escort of the race.
To top it off, Morillo was clueless in one of the variants and had to leave the race, despite having started from the pole.
Likewise, Aldrighetti crashed with an advertising poster and broke the front of his car, something that he lived took advantage and ascended to third place.
Without major shocks, Ciarrocchi knew how to contain Rossi’s attacks, leader of the pilot championship, to sentence the victory and not lose Emiliano Stang (Toyota), third in the contest.
The fourth date of the TC2000 will be on June 29 at the Concordia Autodrome.
Source: Ambito
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