Weber confirmed in the final

Again in the final the main competitors were those from the prefinal, Morgan Weber (Merlin / TM), Mathieu Gaillard (Energy / TM), Thomas Mich (Birel / TM) and Anthony Abbasse (Sodi / Maxter). Weber missed the start, so leading was Gaillard with Mich at his heels. Abbasse lost time behind Weber, he was 5th behind Yuri Lucati (BRM / TM). Mich was not slow to take the lead ahead of Weber who was recovering fast. Abbasse fell to 9th place. Tony Lavanant (PCR / TM), despite being ill, was fighting in 7th position behind Pierre Ragues (Sodi / Maxter).

Weber took the lead ahead of Gaillard and Mich who spun, dodged a collision and was fleeing for his life. Lavanant went in the gravel trap with Vincent Fraïsse (Intrepid / TM) and Abbasse. Yan Pesce (BRM / TM) was in 3rd place ahead of teammate Lucati, Ragues was fifth, Charles Fiault (Sodi / Maxter) 6th. The top two, Weber and Gaillard, were fighting but getting away from their pursuers. We were only halfway through the race.

Weber began to attack the other kart who resisted strongly. In 7th, Julien Goupy (BRM / TM) advanced more than 4s from his pursuers. Pesce tried to attack Lucati to get on the podium. Gaillard was stalled for a few laps, but took advantage of Pesce, for third, but it did not last. It was unclear who could deny Morgan Weber of victory and the interest of the race switched to the battle between Gaillard / Pesce for 2nd place. On the last lap, the doors closed but Pesce was open, followed Lucati. Gaillard finished 4th in front of Fiault and Goupy while Ragues retired a few hundred meters from the finish.

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