Andrea Crugnola and Pietro Ometto, esteemed instructors from the Vittorio Caneva Rally School, clinched victory at the Rally di Roma Capitale, reinforcing the efficacy of the Caneva method on asphalt. Driving a Citroën C3 Rally2, they outpaced competitors by 22.3 seconds. This win is significant for both the European and Italian Rally Championships.
The success was not limited to the winners. Simone Campedelli secured second place, Efrén Llarena took third, and Simone Tempestini finished fourth, all highlighting the depth of talent nurtured by the Caneva School.
Crugnola’s victory underscores the strategic prowess imparted by the Caneva Rally School, particularly on challenging asphalt terrains. The Caneva method’s adaptability and effectiveness are evident in the outstanding performances of its drivers, who dominated the top positions in the rally.
This win not only enhances Crugnola’s standing in the European Rally Championship but also serves as a powerful endorsement for the Vittorio Caneva Rally School, demonstrating its comprehensive training and superior rally techniques.
Both Crugnola and Ometto are not only accomplished rally competitors but also dedicated instructors at the Vittorio Caneva Rally School. Aspiring rally enthusiasts can take driving classes with Andrea Crugnola, gaining insights from his extensive experience and success on the rally circuit. Similarly, those interested in mastering co-driving can learn from Pietro Ometto, whose expertise and real-world experience make his classes invaluable for budding co-drivers.
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Cover picture from European Rally Championship.