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It was a milestone that was missing from my career

Açoriano Oriental8 September 2026 at 13:09

Pilot Luís Miguel Rego, navigated by José Janela, won last weekend the Volta à Ilha de São Miguel - By Azores Rallye, adding this event to his career achievements. This victory represented an important milestone in the pilot's career, as he stated it was "a milestone that was missing" from his sporting achievements.

The event also served as a crowning moment for Luís Miguel Rego as the 2026 Azores rally champion, consolidating his position in the regional sporting landscape. The positive result rewarded the team's work and dedication throughout the season.

The competition took place on the island of São Miguel, in the Azores, and brought together several pilots from the region, in an event that is already a reference in the archipelago's rally calendar. The victory of Rego and Janela reinforces the duo's status in Azorean motorsport.

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