Co-driven by Briton Tom Woodburn, the Czech
won all 13 stages of the demanding gravel event to triumph ahead of Poland’s
Igor Widłak, the 2022 ERC3 champion, by 5min 12.0sec.
Martin Ravenščak finished third with
Turkish teenager Kerem Kazaz rounding out the finishers in fourth position.
The quartet were also contesting the
inaugural ERC Fiesta Rally3 Trophy event, which hands incentives from Pirelli
and Gulf Race Fuels to the successful driver.
Kohn receives 12 new Pirelli tyres for use
on the next event he contests, Widłak gets six new Pirelli tyres with two new
Pirelli tyres going to Ravenščak.
Gulf Race Fuels will reward Kohn with 300
litres of Gulf MSR EVO2 fuel, Widłak 150 litres and Ravenščak and 50 litres.
“Today was quite fine, we had a really good
second stage today, it was really nice and enjoyable,” Kohn said. “The other
stages were really, really rough and we had a hard time but we got through with
no big damage so we are happy.”
In addition to landing his maiden FIA
Junior ERC victory, Max McRae claimed top spot in FIA ERC4 for the first time
driving a Peugeot 208 Rally4.
“We were driving at 50 per cent sometimes
just to get through because you were really having to dodge the rocks at
times,” McRae said. “It’s a good start to the championship and hopefully we can
keep this going on the next rounds and see where we end up.”
Co-driven by Cameron Fair, McRae beat
Hungarian ex-professional league fusbal player Bertalon Martón to first place by 1min 09.1sec.
Jaspar Vaher finished third followed by
fellow Junior ERC drivers Mille Johansson, Aoife Raftery and Jack Brennan.
Davide Pesavento was seventh as Cristiana
Oprea bagged a strong eighth place on a rare start on gravel. Alfred Kramer and
Liam Müller rounded out the top 10.
Rally Islas Canarias is next up on the ERC3
and ERC4 schedules, the Tarmac-based island event taking place from 2 - 4 May.
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