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After the first run, Faggioli was the fastest, Zjelšnik third

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The first of two runs of the mountain speed race in Ilirska Bistrica was won by Simone Faggioli in front of Federico Luber and Slovenian Patrik Zajelšnik. Faggioli ran the course with a time of 2: 01.58 and an average speed of 148km / h, and in the finish he was 3.42 seconds faster than Liber. Zajelšnik overtook the Czech Otakar Kramsky by 0.37 seconds, and ran out of 1.36 seconds to Liber. Italian Fausto Bormolini, who was the biggest competitor for the joint victory of Liber and Faggioli, resigned. You can see the results at this link: - link

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The first training session was given to Faggioli

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Italian Simone Faggioli (Norma M20 FC) got his first training for the Ilirska Bistrica mountain speed race. He ran the track with a time of 2: 06.84, driving at an average speed of 142km / h. He was closest to compatriots Fausto Bormolini (Reynard KO2) and Federico Liber (Osella FA 30). After them, our Patrik Zajelšnik (Norma) came in fourth place. You can see all the results at the link below: GHD Ilirska Bistrica, 1st training

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In Lučine, Boh celebrated, and together the Swiss Riva

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Swiss Tiziano Riva is the winner of the Lučina mountain speed race in 2014, the second was the Czech Vaclav Janik, who was 2.11 seconds behind the winner in the end. The third was the Montenegrin Jovan Aćimič, almost 12 seconds behind Janik. Matevž Boh won the Slovenian national championship with a Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX. Second-placed Peter Marc was almost 24 seconds behind him with the same car. Aleš Prek, who competed with the Honda Civic this year, was third, another second behind Marco. Traditional celebration after the third run: http://youtu.be/rx0U8qF47Lk

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Liber did not say a step towards a new victory

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Italian Federico Liber set the fastest time in training before the Lučina mountain speed race. With a total time of 2: 07.65, he was more than a second and a half faster than the first pursuer, Vaclav Janik. The third fastest was Tiziano Riva, who was 0.14 seconds behind. The first training run 'eliminated' only Pogačar (VW Golf MK1), who was already able to attend the second. After everything went almost smoothly, the third run served up with two longer breaks. Jure Jan (Ford Focus ST) took care of the first one right after the start, after which they had to clean the track after the oil spill. Just before the end, Laszlo Szasz (Zytek Reynard F3000) turned around, who had to settle for resignation, but some drivers did not decide to start. In all three runs there is something less than

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A well-known list of registered racers for Lučine

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The organizers of the mountain speed race in Lučine have published a list of registered racers, which counts as many as 81 names, which is a very nice number considering the fact that the race will not be considered the Croatian national championship. Vaclav Janik (Lola B02 / 50) and Federico Liber (Gloria C8F) are considered the favorites on the technically demanding course. The former celebrated at this year's Gorjanci, and the latter celebrated victory at last year's race in Lučine, as his car, although quite underpowered in terms of power compared to other cars, proved to be solid. Among Slovenian racers, we will miss Marjan Smrdelj this year, but after last year's absence, Vladimir Stankovič (Radical SR 8 LM) is returning, who will probably occupy the highest ranking among Slovenes. The real eye-catcher will definitely be the Bulgarian Nikolaj Zlatkov with the legendary Aud

Jun152014 by Blaž Štremfelj9402 Comments

126 registered racers for Gorjanci

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Next weekend, on the traditional 4,3 km long route from Gornja Težka voda to Veliki Cerovec, the international GHD Gorjanci will take place, the second race of this year's DP of Slovenia in mountain speed motoring. According to the established program, this year there will be three official training runs on Saturday, three races on Sunday, while verifications of the documents of the performers and technical inspections of their vehicles will be performed on Friday afternoon at the Prepih restaurant, where the service zone will be. This year, in addition to the Slovenian National Championship in mountain speeding, the race will also be considered the FIA Mountain Championship of Historic Vehicles, the FIA European Cup in Mountain Racing, the FIA International Challenge in Mountain Racing, the FIA CEZ Championship of Vintage Vehicles and the Croatian National Championship in Mountain Speed.