Label: Simone Faggioli
Faggioli with record runs to the fifth victory in Ilirska Bistrica
Simone Faggioli justified the role of the biggest favorite to win the mountain speed race in Ilirska Bistrica, where he improved the track record twice today and quite deservedly celebrated the overall, his fifth, victory in this race. The Italian set a new milestone with the prototype Osella FA30 2: 00.57, and on the way to victory he was driven by a compatriot in the same car, Christiano Merli. After the last run, he was 1.37 seconds behind the winner, despite excellent times. The dominance of the Italians was confirmed by the third place of Paride Macario with Norma M20FC. Czech Miloš Beneš was fourth with Osella FA30 at the end. Among Slovenian participants, the fastest in the overall ranking was Patrik Zajelšnik, who took fifth place, his brother Aleks (both with the prototype Norma M20F) took eleventh place.
VIDEO: Faggioli's record run of 183km / h!
Simone Faggioli's record ride in the St. Petersburg mountain speed race. Ursanne. The Italian, who will also be seen at the race in Ilirska Bistrica, drove at an average speed of 183 kilometers per hour. Of course, we warmly recommend that you watch the clip with the speakers aloud. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPX1OqPhFRQ
Faggioli got the first run
Italian Simone Faggioli won the first run of the mountain speed race in Buzet. With a time of 2: 11.661, he overtook second-placed Czech Miloš Beneš by almost 7 seconds, and Fausto Bormolini, the third fastest, was still 1.8 seconds slower. The best Slovenian, Marjan Smrdelj, was sixth fastest among many formulas and prototypes, and he ran a little less than 17 seconds slower than Faggioli. In the Slovenian national championship, it smells again of the easy victory of Matevž Boh (Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX). You can see all the times of the first run at this link: -link
Faggioli won in Verzegnis, Prek the best Slovenian
The mountain speed race in Verzegnis, Italy was won by the Italian Simone Faggioli, who was ten seconds faster than his compatriot Christian Merli with the Osella FA30. The third was Michele Fattorini. Of the Slovenian participants, Aleš Prek was ranked highest with a Porsche 977 GT3 in XNUMXth place. The second was Slavko Zorman with a Renault Clio, and the third was Denis Žbogar in another Clio Williams, who narrowly beat Marko Mlakar in a VW Golf. He was three seconds better than Žirovac.