Belgian Joachim Wagemans emerged as the best among the drivers driving RGTs after a bumpy race in an Alpine A110 RGT, identical to the one that had allowed him to break into the top ten overall in this rally in 2024. Paulo Mendes, who had long led the field in a Porsche 992 GT3, fell to second place during the second stage, 47.3 seconds behind the group leader. Filipe Freitas, who lost significant time after a collision with his Porsche 991 GT3 in the first stage, finished third, 3.8 seconds behind Mendes.