Yohan Rossel claims WRC2 victory following late drama for Léo Rossel

Yohan Rossel, paired with co-driver Arnaud Dunand, dominated the WRC2 category from the opening stages to finish 25.1 seconds ahead of the field. After building a cushion on Friday, Rossel navigated challenging weather, fog, and tricky road surfaces throughout the remainder of the event to seal his victory, matching his success from the Croatia Rally.

Alejandro Cachón secured second place on his home turf, moving up the order during the final power stage. He benefited from late misfortune for Léo Rossel, who had been on track for a potential family one-two finish until a transmission problem forced him to drop to fifth place.

Eric Camilli benefited from the late change in standings to claim the final spot on the podium. Roberto Daprà followed in fourth, marking a positive end to his 25th birthday weekend. With this latest result, Yohan Rossel now sits level on points with his brother Léo at the summit of the WRC2 championship standings.