TCR World and life

13 2018 TCR Europe champion Mikel Azcona made his comeback to the series in both of the last two events of the season and won three races in the Volcano Motorsport CUPRA. At Spa-Francorchamps (above), the young Spaniard dominated the field twice in changeable weather conditions, beating a dogged Tom Coronel in the Honda Civic run by Boutsen Ginion Racing, who chased him until the very end of both races (below). The young Belgian rookie Nicolas Baert (left) completed an impressive maiden season as he finished third in the Drivers’ championship and was victorious in the Yokohama Trophy. JARAMA - ROUND 11, SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2020 DRIVER CAR TEAM 1 MikelAzcona CUPRATCR VolcanoMotorsport 17 laps,39:28.972 2 Teddy Clairet Peugeot 308TCR TeamClairet Sport 6.618 3 Mat’oHomola Hyundai i30NTCR BRC RacingTeam 8.009 4 Mehdi Bennani Audi RS 3 LMS Comtoyou Racing 9.671 5 Julien Briché Peugeot 308TCR JSB Compétition 11.066 Fastest lap: Mikel Azcona,1:39.010,average 140.00 kph,lap 16 JARAMA - ROUND 12, SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2020 DRIVER CAR TEAM 1 John Filippi Hyundai i30NTCR Target Competition 17 laps,31:22.683 2 Mehdi Bennani Audi RS 3 LMS Comtoyou Racing 1.341 3 Julien Briché Peugeot 308TCR JSB Compétition 2.735 4 MikelAzcona CUPRATCR VolcanoMotorsport 3.162 5 Nicolas Baert Audi RS 3 LMS Comtoyou Racing 5.670 Fastest lap: Mikel Azcona,1:43.411,average 134.00 kph,lap 16