The third Critèrium Clàssic Vic – Gran Premi SegurClassic settled more than one result. Jorge Villasan and Eduard Gàlvez won the 17 October 2026 event in a Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk2 and, according to the organiser’s report, also made the Copa Gironina de Regularitat title mathematically secure.
Fifty crews tackled eight regularity sections arranged in two legs. Despite an uncertain forecast, rain did not shape the day’s competition.
A result decided in the closing stages
The winning crew finished with 88.6 points. Pierre and Daphne Juanola took second in a Golf GTI Mk1 on 93.8, ahead of Xevi and Arnau Bedós with 99.4.
The lead changed hands during the rally. The Calduch crew headed the opening leg before an instrumentation problem affected their challenge. The Juanolas also led, but lost ground in the penultimate regularity section. Villasan and Gàlvez made the decisive stages count.
Where precision matters
Pepe and Dani López won Class F in a Simca 1000, while Carles Fortuny and Carles Jiménez took Class G with their Lancia Beta.
Vic provided a useful illustration of regularity rallying’s particular demands. Mechanical preparation matters, but so do reliable references and the partnership between driver and navigator. The final standings rewarded a crew that combined those elements when the contest was at its closest, earning both the event win and the championship.
Source: Classics Rent Services, crónica oficial del Critèrium Clàssic Vic 2026. Adapted from press information. Photograph: Sergi Campdelacreu / Classics Rent Services.
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