Kristoffer Reitan makes a double hit, four French people on the DP World Tour!

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Victorious in the final on a big twist of fate at 18, Kristoffer Reitan won his place on the DP World Tour. Martin Couvra, Pierre Pineau, Alexander Levy and Benjamin Hébert also access the upper floor.

NC, in Port d'Alcúdia

He could be the spoilsport of the announced duel between Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen et Angel Ayora. Kristoffer Reitanalone in keeping up the infernal pace of the two leaders, accomplished his mission. The Norwegian did the job, without necessarily excelling, with his 68 (-4) of the day. He especially took advantage of the wanderings of the two men in the last part.

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen struggled on the return. He even completely stumbled on the 18th with a little missed putt from 50 centimeters. Angel Ayora was satisfied with a 71 (-1). Both men failed a length behind the winner. The Dane, triple winner this season on the Challenge Tourconsoles himself with the title of best player of the season. Kristoffer Reitan wins his place in the top 22 of the Road, synonymous with climbing the DP World Tour.

Martin Couvrea finishes in style

Very good start after three solid laps, Martin Couvrera had his destiny in hand this Sunday in Mallorca. The 21-year-old young man finished in style with an excellent card of 65 (-7) despite a bogey at 1. Seventh in the final, his seventh top 10 of the year, the player from Performance Center of the Ffgolf thus took 17th place overall.

Cruel outcome for Robin Sciot-Siegrist and Félix Mory

Fifth and provisionally in the lead before the start of the last lap, Robin Sciot Siegrist failed to drive the point home. The left-hander tried to accelerate on the return with three birdies for a final 70 (-2), but this was insufficient in comparison with the very low scores of the day.

Gone far away, Felix Mory gave himself a chance with an excellent 66 (-6). Too fair, unfortunately, for him too. The two Tricolores shared fourteenth place and will have to go through PQ3 next week in Tarragona (Spain).

Pierre Pineau at the end of the suspense

Pierre Pineau (36th) did not have the last round that he hoped for with his 73 (+ 1). He even had to wait all afternoon to find out if he remained in the top 22 overall. In the end 20th, the golfer followed by Altus Performance will play next year on the European Tour.

This will also be the case forAlexander Levy et Benjamin Hebert. If the first finished with a nice card of 67 (-5), Benjamin Hebert played over par once again. They take 12th and 13th place respectively in the order of merit.