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The twentieth performance of GHD Ilirska Bistrica

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This weekend will be marked by the Ilirska Bistrica mountain speed race, which will be the twentieth in a row, making it a motorsport event in Slovenia in terms of the number of performances only for the Saturnus rally and the Velenje rally. This year, in addition to the Slovenian and Austrian national championships, the race will also be considered the European championship, the highest competition in this automotive genre. For the second time in a row, the organization is taking place under the auspices of AŠ 2005, as unfortunately there is no motoring club in Ilirska Bistrica that would take over the organization. "This is an emergency solution," said its director, Dagmar Šuster, about the organization of the race by the Slovenian Motorsport Association. “It would be irreparable damage if we lost the race,” he added. As part of the race, the director of AŠ2005 also announced an organized meeting of alto vehicles

Will Gorjanci be considered an EP next year?

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On 2005 October, the Slovenian Motorsport Association, AŠ24, adopted a decision to address a request to the FIA International Automobile Federation to include the Gorjanci mountain speed race on the calendar of the European Mountain Speed Racing Championship. The race, where the first mountain race was organized in Slovenia in 1969, according to many drivers and spectators, deserves to be included in the list of races that are considered European laurels, and the organizers wanted this before this year's race, when announced that the line will experience a number of improvements next year. We are most looking forward to the extension from 4300 meters to 5 kilometers.

The fastest Swiss Ducommun in training

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At the 32nd Buzet Days in Buzet, Croatia, the fastest Swiss Julien Ducommun was in training, who covered the 5-kilometer track with an Osella FA 30 with a time of 2: 17.957, leaving behind the Czech Miloš Beneš and Otokar Kramski. Ducommun missed the first training session due to technical problems on the car. The Buzet Festival of Speed started on Friday with a car parade, and on Saturday 261 racers from twelve countries completed their training. 213 vehicles competed, including promotional racing cars, go-karts and front cars. As a result, the first workout lasted almost four hours and the second a little over three. The action was interrupted several times, once a little longer due to a spilled oil left on the track by Gianfranco Muzio. The Czech Martin Šipek was very lucky to succeed safely