Sunday was the actual race day and following my adventures of Saturday my expectations were limited to a decent point scoring rather than a fight for victory.
On the other hand the two fastest guys from Saturday, Nick (T4/ORCA) and
Michalis (BD7/ORION) were really going at it from the morning’s warm up,
posting lap times never officially seen before on this track.
Following the two were local driver and track owner Andreas (T4/ORCA), next up good friend Dimitris (TOP/MM) and in 5th place my buddy Nick Floudas running my 7 years old HB Cyclone, powered by Advanced Electronics.
I would end up in 7th place which wasn’t really representative of my pace as I would experience thermal power loss in all my runs.
In the finals things were much improved for me, as I managed to fight my way through the field on the first Amain and secure a 2nd place which in the end will help me massively on the tie-breaker and give me the 3rd place overall.
For the win there was the expected epic battle between
Michalis and Nick. In the first run, Nick would get an easy win as Michalis got
out of shape and was stuck midfield. In the second run, Michalis would stamp
his authority and take a commanding win and thus make the 3rd run
the decider.
The run was a showcase of driving with both drivers avoiding any mistakes and contact. The pole position of Michalis would prove vital on this difficult and unforgiving track as Nick tried hard to make a move but could not find the gap to pass. In the end, with a last gasp dive, they crossed the line by just 0.008 of a second separating the two cars! Incredible!
An excellent race with great driving and mutual respect between the two current top drivers.
Some scenery photos from the wonderful weekend
View from the room
Cafeteria at the track
We are now heading to our 3rd National Race this weekend and we expect to have another exciting race.
The run was a showcase of driving with both drivers avoiding any mistakes and contact. The pole position of Michalis would prove vital on this difficult and unforgiving track as Nick tried hard to make a move but could not find the gap to pass. In the end, with a last gasp dive, they crossed the line by just 0.008 of a second separating the two cars! Incredible!
An excellent race with great driving and mutual respect between the two current top drivers.
Some scenery photos from the wonderful weekend
View from the room
Cafeteria at the track
We are now heading to our 3rd National Race this weekend and we expect to have another exciting race.
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