Edgar Canet was announced winning the South Africa Rally in the Rally2 category After a final stage marked by the fall on kilometer 64.
The KTM factory racing pilot reached the last day with a great rent for more than twenty minutes in its most prevailing persecution, and, after becoming best in the past four days of racing, this Saturday ended fourth after a shock resulting after running out of front brakes for most kilometers left.
The organization has warned its report to competitors that it is a “short, but not easy” stage. And so does the same. However, Catalan’s good work of Garriga led him to win the final success at Rally2, to put three leadership points in the World Cup and become seventh in the General in South Africa, where he showed all the time to be at the level of more experienced pilots.
The fifth phase of the day leads to a career caravan by a circuit of 222 kilometers. After a 78 km morning bond, 111 kilometers special is the stage of race outcome.
Canet and the remaining participants have to deal with different lands with 44% of “Black Turf”. A final 33 -lometer link has been assigned them back to Sun City.
“I’m so happy that this rally is over. The truth is it’s new for everyone and I liked it a lotI hope it’s part of the next year as well. Seventh of General and First Rally2, we continue to study and advance steps. Now I fall, but it’s fun to finish and beyond the winner of Rally2. Now the Tag -Heart rest to continue training and we will definitely return, ”the pilot said.
With this success, Canet adds two successes to the World Cup rallies, South Africa and the achievement in January in Dakar. It also has eight stages this year in the two competitions he plays. It should be noted that the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, second stop of the World Cup and the World Cup of Rally, will not end, suffering a difficult fall and subsequent removal.
The Portugal Rally, in September, and the Morocco rally, in October, will be the next two and the final world cup to Edgar Canet this 2025 before facing the challenge of 2026 Dakar.
Source: La Verdad
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