The fourth race meeting of TCR Benelux took place in Luxembourg at Colmarberg semi-permanent racetrack and saw four different drivers celebrating race wins.
Newcomers to the championship were 2015 International Series champion Stefano Comini – who shared a WRT Volkswagen Golf with Maxime Potty and claimed victories in the Qualifying Race and in the Sprint Race 3 – and the Romeo Ferraris-built Alfa Romeo Gulietta of Fabio Marchiafava and Loris Cencetti.

Race 1 – The early leader Frédéric Caprasse spun after a contact with Edouard Mondron and dropped at the back of the field. On lap 3 Stéphane Lémeret overtook Mondron who went off the track and re-joined at the back. In the first half of the race Lémeret managed to keep at bay Amaury Richard; meanwhile Potty was elbowing his way through the field and on lap 9 replaced Richard as Lémeret’s chaser, but could not find a gap to pass. Lémeret claimed his first Sprint Race victory ahead of Potty, Richard, Caprasse – who completed a great recovery – and Cencetti’s Alfa Romeo.

Race 2 – Lémeret led the race until the 7^th lap when he could not resist the pressure of Caprasse and Potty and let them through. The point leader, in troubles with his tyres, lost another position on lap 9 when he Richard moved up to third. Potty overtook Caprasse and enjoyed a brief spell in the lead before committing a mistake and dropping to second again.

Race 3 – Comini claimed a lights-to-flag comfortable victory ahead of Pierre-Yves Corthals who had moved to second overtaking Kris Richard (Lémeret’s co-driver) on the second lap. On lap 3, Vincent Radermecker tried to pass Richard as well, but spun after a contact and slipped at the back.

Race 4 – Corthals took the best start; behind him Comini and Radermecker crashed and their cars stopped in the middle of the track. The safety car is deployed, but after five laps the race is red-flagged for good. Corthals wins from Richard and Alexis van de Poele. Half points were awarded, as the 75% of the race distance was not completed.

In the championship standings, Léméret is still in the lead with a 60-point margin ahead of Caprasse-Corthals, while Potty lies fourth with a gap of 118 points.
The next race meeting will take place at Assen, Netherlands, on October 22 and 23.