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Nicolas Colsaerts gave himself a increase in his bid to retain his European Tour card then he made a share of the lead in the Amundi Open de France. Colsaerts arrived in Le Golf National ranked 114th four locations beyond the markers, to Dubai about the Rush to retain complete playing rights for next year, with next weeks Portugal Experts and this weeks event remaining in the 2019 effort. Nevertheless, the Belgian defied the pressure and the cool conditions over the Albatross path to fire a high-quality 66 and hit nine beneath, although he cost himself the lead heading into the weekend after he pulled away a long-iron to the water in the last and was unable to save par. Colsaerts is tied on top with Southern African George Coetzee, who birdied his final hole to post a 68, while Richie Ramsay (69) is just two strokes behind and two-time significant champion Martin Kaymer is also in contention on five under par. Former Ryder Cup star Colsaerts, whos without a European Tour win since the Volvo World Match Play at 2012, fought to make much occur in a blustery front nine until he turned into the outright lead with five birdies in six holes after the turn. But the 36-year-old pulled his tee-shot too much left in the last, also had to settled for a bogey and a 66. He admitted that he was happy to see the wind drop as he made the turn, which left the half more comfy for the players. It was really difficult when we began, he explained. The front two was pretty difficult since it had been blowing fairly hard and from a slightly different direction than yesterday. Then it sort of calmed down a bit on the back nine. I made several long putts which gave me momentum to the back nine, which was nice, and the rest has been free-flowing. So yeah, pretty pleased with the way I ended these initial two rounds. Coetzee was out in the final set of the day from the 10th teeand he made a good start with a birdie at 10 until he accompanied by a bogey at 13 using a double-bogey in the short 16th after he rinsed his tee shot. Click here to get Sky Sports Golf But he had been another to collect a sustained burst of scoring on the front two as he birdied five of the first six holes then atoned for a bogey in eight with another birdie at eight to cap a 68 and secure a share of the clubhouse lead with Colsaerts. Many felt Kurt Kitayama would be hard to catch following the in-form American returned a 68 to place the early target at eight under, while Ramsay would have been nearer to the leaders had it not been for a bad start, and end, to his 69. The veteran Scot made only one level on the front nine, which he began with a double-bogey six earlier mixing five birdies with two bogeys at a colourful, outward 35, but Ramsay then enjoyed a continuous series of pars before picking up shots at 14 and 15, only to err again in the last to slip to seven below. Kaymer offset six birdies with four bogeys in an erratic 69 that leaves him well positioned on five under as he chases his first triumph since the 2014 US Open, and he is flat with the luckless Gavin Moynihan, who endured a tough break over the par-three 16th. The Irishman, languishing at 162nd about the Rush to Dubai, thought he had won a BMW i8, worth over #130,000, when his arrow-straight eight-iron pitched in the hole, however, his ball bounced out of the cup and settled in the direction of the back of the green. Meanwhile, the round of the day belonged to visiting with American Hudson Swafford, whose 65 showcased a three eagles and four birdies but also four lost shots. Read more: nba sports betting