News - Caminos del Inca 2017

He started in eleventh place, but everything changed in Stage 2, from Arequipa to Puno. Nicolás Fuchs not only won the second race, but also leads the overall standings of Caminos del Inca with 1h50m19s.

On the other hand, José Tommasini finished in second place, 20 seconds behind 'Hellboy'. Raúl Orladini, who won the first stage, barely managed to make it to the podium, arriving 3 minutes after the leader.

INCIDENTS of Caminos del Inca 2017:

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The first stage of Caminos del Inca 2017 was won by Raúl Orlandini. The 'Mono' arrived first after 2h49m12s and leads not only his category (Integral Traction), but also the overall rally standings. And this Monday (8:00 am), in the second phase, from Arequipa to Puno, he will try to stay at the top of the race. The arrival is scheduled for 12:00 pm.

"It was a tough stage, we had logistical problems like lack of gasoline. Luckily, we found support from other drivers and now we just have to prepare the car for the new stretch," said Orlandini, who takes the start of Caminos calmly.

On the other hand, Nicolás Fuchs finished seventeenth in the top category with a time of 03h21m54s. If he wants to win his third title in the competition, 'Nico' will have to shorten the distance with the 'Mono', with whom he has not competed since 2012.

In other categories, Luis Alayza leads the Super Turismo (03h00m29s), Jorge Cárdenas is doing the same in the S1600 (03h14m35s). Likewise, Jorge Hirose remains at the top in the S2000 (03h17m12s), Álvaro Silva leads in the Trucks (03h24m31s) and Edgardo Lapel is first in Joyner (04h56m41s).

Note that out of the 67 drivers who started the competition, three of them have already abandoned Caminos del Inca. While others will re-engage in stage two.