The crew of the World Rally Championship, which was transparent to the classification of the Italian Championship, displayed its muscles. The leaders of CIAR came second at 11.9s and repeat the victory in the championship strengthening their lead. Andolfi-Fenoli (Skoda) also on the podium at 15.9s.

The opening leg of the fourth round of the Sparco Italian Rally Championship is led by the Italian driver. The second time in the short TV show went to Gryazin-Aleksandrov (Skoda) that were only 0.07s shy of the leaders, while Albertini-Fappani (Skoda) were third at 0.1s. Ciuffi and De Tommaso hit by bad luck. The winner will be named on Saturday after 8 more tests.

Live coverages are scheduled from the prologue to the finish of the fourth round of the Sparco Italian Rally Championship on Sky channel 228, acisport.it and Facebook @ACISportTV @CIRally. The opening ceremony on Thursday, 23rd at local 17:00.

The fourth round of the Italian championship will get underway from Friday, June 24th to Saturday, June 25th on the asphalts of the Langhe that make their debut in the highest Italian rally series. The spectacle is going to be very exciting as 189 cars will be at the start including also the Rally Cup 1st Zone ACI Sport. A total of 120 competitive km will be split into 9 tests.

The Italian championship resumes from the tarmac of Liguria. The engines of over 130 cars will roar with the big names of the championship joined by some new entries that include international stars and youngsters of the Junior at the debut. The challenge will be on the 123 km split into 11 tests on the two days of Friday, April 8th and Saturday 9th. Finally, the rally will be open to the public and also in the service park.

10 crews are ready to challenge each other in the series that launches the youngest protagonists and that will also take part in the 10th edition of the Rally di Roma Capitale. Motorsport Italia will be again on the side of ACI Sport, ACI Team Italia, Pirelli, Renault and Sparco.

The Italian championship has kicked off at the Rally Il Ciocco in the mark of the driver from Varese. The scoreboard of the vice-champions includes nine stage wins and a full haul in the Power Stage. The second place went to De Tommaso and Ascalone (Skoda Fabia Rally2), that led the CIR Promozione, at + 31.1''. The third place went to Basso and Granai (Hyundai I20 N Rally2) at +42.3''. The victory of the CIR 2WD went to Pisani-Vecoli, Peugeot 208 Rally4.