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2010 Chihuahua Express

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The fourth edition of the Chihuahua Express was reduced to 2 days because two fatal accidents.

Days

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Day 1 Chihuahua-Cd. Madera-Chihuahua

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The first day had 9 speed sections. The total distance was 162.79 km. 48 drivers took the start. This stage was marked by the death of Carlos "Chino" García.[1]

Pos Driver Co-driver Car Time Speed (km/h)
1 Mexico Rodrigo González Mexico Rodolfo González Maserati Trofeo 1:07:41.5 144.29
2 Belgium Marc Devis Belgium Christofer A. Voegelin D. Studebaker +1:24.3 141.36
3 Belgium Stephan Mayers Mexico Mauricio Pimentel Studebaker +1:56.3 140.28
4 United States Doug Mockett Mexico Angelica Fuentes Oldsmobile +2:01.2 140.11
5 Mexico Eduardo Henkel Mexico Sergio Puente BMW +3:22.2 137.45

Day 2 Chihuahua-Divisadero-Chihuahua

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The second day had 12 speed sections. The total distance was 171.43 km. The second day was marked by the death of Hernán Solana, brother of Moises Solana.[2]

Pos Driver Co-driver Car Time Speed (km/h)
1 Mexico Rodrigo González Mexico Rodolfo González Maserati Trofeo 1:13:23.5 140.15
2 United States Doug Mockett Mexico Angelica Fuentes Oldsmobile +1:18.0 137.71
3 Belgium Stephan Mayers Mexico Mauricio Pimentel Studebaker +2:45.3 135.08
4 Mexico Eduardo Henkel Mexico Sergio Puente BMW +5:06.1 131.04
5 Belgium Thierry de Latre Belgium Eric Werner Studebaker +7:45.3 126.76

References

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  1. ^ "Lamentable fallecimiento en primera etapa del Chihuahua Express". Sporcar. March 19, 2010.
  2. ^ "Fallecen Nanán Solana y Heberto García". Sporcar. March 20, 2010.