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Santero Claims Río Cuarto Win After Vicino’s Last-Lap Engine Failure

The result tightens the Turismo Nacional Clase 3 title fight as Santero moves onto second and the leaders head into three final rounds with the season finale carrying extra points.

Julián Santero logró en Río Cuarto su segundo triunfo consecutivo, que lo catapulta a pelear palmo a palmo el Campeonato de la Clase 3 del Turismo Nacional.
Batacazo de Julián Santero, que logró su segundo triunfo consecutivo y trepó en su pelea por defender el título de campeón del Turismo Nacional Clase 3.
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Overview

  • Julián Santero inherited the victory in the Río Cuarto final when Lucas Vicino’s engine broke on the final lap, handing Vicino second place.
  • The one-two for drivers from Mendoza marked Santero’s second straight win and lifted him to second in the standings, 44 points behind leader Agustín Canapino.
  • Agustín Canapino retired from the Río Cuarto event, his second abandonment of the season, which helped narrow the gap at the top of the table.
  • Santero credited his midseason move to Ambrogio Racing and the switch from a Ford Focus to a Volkswagen Virtus for his recent form and rising championship challenge.
  • The championship will be decided over three remaining rounds, including a race in San Martín and a season-ending event that awards 1.5× points, making reliability and consistency crucial.