Stellar Drive Secures Victory in the Fourth Round of the CPTT
Gonçalo Guerreiro and Pablo Moreno were the standout champions of the 2025 TH CLOTHES Raid Ferraria, the fourth round of the AMI48 Portuguese Cross-Country Championship, held this weekend across Abrantes, Gavião, and Ponte de Sor. With a strong and consistent performance, Guerreiro took full advantage of his rivals’ misfortunes to clinch a crucial victory in the battle for the championship title.
On a weekend blessed with great weather and a demanding, technical course, Guerreiro rose above the competition. Behind the wheel of his Polaris RZR in the T4 Category, he delivered a top-tier performance and secured the win with a 19.2-second lead over Tiago Reis. Daniel Silva rounded out the podium.
“It was a tough race. After building a solid lead on day one, we had no choice but to push hard today to keep up with our rivals’ pace,” said Gonçalo Guerreiro. “We struggled with grip in the early kilometers on the first day, but managed to take a comfortable win in the opening selective sector. Today, the vibe in the car was unreal—we did some wild things out there, but the car was flawless. Huge shoutout to the organizers for putting together such an amazing event!”
In the T1 category, César Sequeira and Filipa Sequeira drove their Mercedes-Benz 350 SLC Coupé to victory. In T2, it was Jorge Franco and Vasco Franco who came out on top with their Nissan Navara D22. The T8 class saw a standout performance from Cláudio Carapeta and Sérgio Inocêncio in their Land Rover Bowler. Meanwhile, in T9, Sérgio Mourato and José Pereira dominated with their Nissan Navara D22.
The AMI48 Portuguese Cross-Country Championship resumes in September with the 37th edition of the Baja TT Sharish Reguengos de Monsaraz/Mourão. The stage is set for more off-road thrills as the title fight heats up.
Based on the official press release published by FPAK.
Source: FPAK
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