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A2, the potential decider and another tone to flag victory for the new Double European Champion, lap 1 witnessed Finnish crowd-favourite Joona Haatanen jump into 4th after the triple but Jorn had already opened a small 1 sec gap to the chasing Lee Martin.

Ronnefalk soon had 4th back with Neumann’s lead at only 0.7 sec, he landed with a tank slapper which allowed Lee Martin to close right up to him, for a bit it looked like Lee might have the edge on Jorn however the German ace put the power down and gapped him, a small overjump on the triple didn’t help the cause as the freight training Hupo, Ronnefalk and Joona caught up ever so slowly.
A lap later and lucky lucky boy as Jorn landed his Durango DEX 410 on the pipe and had a Champion’s role, landing chassis down, losing precious little time, however it was enough to unsettle Lee Martin who singled the double also Hupo whose different line sent him into the pipe which allowed Ronnefalk to sneak past into 3rd.

A lap later and Ronnefalk crashed off the first double allowing both Hupo and Joona through and it would go from bad to worse as yet another crash on the following lap at the same place saw Batlle move past.
Out front with 2mins to go, Jorn’s lead was 1.5 sec, trying in vain to reel him in with all the Yokomo’s pace, Lee would case the top of the first double dropping about a second as Hupo’s Team C buggy went flying into the 2nd double’s pipe allowing Joona into 3rd and Robert Batlle into 4th.

A minute and a half left and Batlle was all over the backdoor of Joona and the pressure paid off as the Flying Finn landed on the top of the jump was up on two wheels but saved it amazingly that did let Batlle through as Joona was forced to dust himself down again.
Outfront Jorn’s lead was extended and it looked beyond any doubt that he would walk off the drivers stand as 4WD European Champion. However the action was the fight for 3rd as Joona had cruised up to Batlle’s rear, a long landing off the triple for Robert saw Joona pick his moment and claim a brilliant 3rd.
A2 4WD Result:
Pos |
Nr. |
Pilot |
Laps |
Endtime |
Besttime |
Mediumtime |
1 |
1 |
Neumann Jorn |
18 |
05:10.6 |
16.755 |
17.311 |
2 |
2 |
Martin Lee |
18 |
05:15.3 |
16.994 |
17.53 |
3 |
5 |
Haatanen Joona |
18 |
05:16.9 |
17.075 |
17.565 |
4 |
6 |
Batlle Sanchez Robert |
18 |
05:18.2 |
17.099 |
17.607 |
5 |
3 |
Honigl Hubert |
17 |
05:01.2 |
17.176 |
17.701 |
6 |
8 |
Orlowski Michal |
17 |
05:09.7 |
17.421 |
18.146 |
7 |
10 |
Stafford Ellis |
17 |
05:12.0 |
17.436 |
18.238 |
8 |
9 |
Cockerill Tom |
17 |
05:14.6 |
17.261 |
18.428 |
9 |
4 |
Ronnefalk David |
17 |
05:15.9 |
17.141 |
18.585 |
10 |
7 |
Kobbevik Daniel |
16 |
05:15.0 |
17.072 |
19.489 |