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The Boutsen Ginion Racing duo of

Tom Coronel and Benjamin Lessennes

took a clean sweep at the third race

meeting of TCR Benelux at Zolder.

At the wheel of their Honda Civic

car, the experienced Dutchman and

the Belgian teenager won Saturday’s

Qualifying race and all four Sprint

races on Sunday, scoring the

maximum of 125 points; a feat that

no one had been able to achieve

since the series was launched in

2016.

These results propelled Lessenes to

the top of the standings with a

margin of 21 points over the previous

leader Guillaume Mondron (Delahaye

Racing); Coronel climbed to third a

further 19 points adrift, while the

pairing of Aurélien Comte and Kevin

Abbring is surprisingly lying fourth

with their DG Sport Peugeot 308.

On Saturday, Lessennes and Coronel

took a comfortable victory in the

Qualifying Race, ahead of Potty-Detry

and Dejonghe-Dupont.

Coronel won the first two sprint races

on Sunday morning, resisting the

pressure from Maxime Potty who

finished twice second; Sam Dejonghe

and Abbring took one third place

apiece.

Lessenes then copied his more

experienced teammate and claimed

two victories himself in the third and

fourth races. Dénis Dupont and

Frédéric Vervisch finished on the

podium in Race 3, while Comte and

Edouard Mondron were the other

podium finishers in Race 4.

The next rounds of the TCR Benelux

Series will be on 15/16 July

at Zolder again.

A clean sweep for Coronel-Lessennes

Results

Zolder, Round 5, Sunday 4 June

1. Tom Coronel (Honda Civic); 2.

Maxime Potty (Volkswagen Golf); 3.

Sam Dejonghe (SEAT León)

Zolder, Round 6, Sunday 4 June

1. Tom Coronel (Honda Civic); 2.

Maxime Potty (Volkswagen Golf); 3.

Kevin Abbring (Peugeot 308)

Zolder, Round 7, Sunday 4 June

1. Benjamin Lessennes (Honda Civic);

2. Dénis Dupont (SEAT León); 3.

Frédéric Vervisch (Audi RS3 LMS)

Zolder, Round 8, Sunday 4 June

1. Benjamin Lessennes (Honda Civic);

2. Aurélien Comte (Peugeot 308); 3.

Edouard Mondron (SEAT León)