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The Sardinian GP was characterized by uncertain weather, on the first day of Saturday the rain was the protagonist in the tests where all the riders had to mount rain tyres. Marc Schmidt set the second fastest time in the official tests that gave access to the superpole, a position he then confirmed in the flying lap. Elia Sammartin struggled to find the right feeling with the Tramatza track but still finished sixth. Erik Provaznik 14th and Mitja Krasniqi 17th.

In the first race which takes place on Saturday, the rain gave a break and the unknown was the type of tire to mount. Schmidt and Sammartin decided on a more conservative choice which, however, didn’t pay off in the race. Marc tried to keep up but he couldn’t do better than 4th position, Sammartin 11th at the flag, Erik Provaznik 14th and Mitja Krasniqi 13th.

The fast race first race on Sunday saw Schmidt take center stage, on the third lap he launched his attack and took the lead and thanks to a perfect heat without making the slightest mistake he won, Sammartin staged a good performance which seen recover up to sixth place. Erik Provaznik 14th and Mitja Krasniqi 15th.

The last race of the GP, the longest and which awards the most points, once again saw Marc among the best, the German took the lead on the second lap but his leadership lasted a few minutes. Schmidt was overtaken by one of his opponents in the middle of the race, the strong driver of Ivan Lazzarini tried in every way to get back in the lead but didn’t sink the overtaking so as not to run into a crash that would have nullified the result of the race. Marc Schmidt takes second place overall recovering points in the standings and is now only 4 points from the lead. Elia Sammartin another good placement with sixth place. Erik Provaznik 15th and Mitja Krasniqi 14th.

S4

The asphalt-only category is a family affair at L30 Racing, with the wet track Kevin Vandi seemed to be the fastest and up until a few seconds from the end he held the pole position but hadn’t come to terms with his teammate who under the checkered flag took home first place. Lorenzo Papalini gets the eighth time.

At the start of the first heat Alex Ruiz starts like lightning from the first box and takes command and with a wild pace he won by margin. Kevin Vandi staged a battle for second place and only got the better of it on the penultimate lap. Lorenzo Papalini 7th

In race 2 at the start several riders created confusion with several false starts, Alex and Kevin had to recover several positions, Ruiz took the lead on the third lap managing to take a small lead which was enough for him to go on to win. Vandi had to work hard to overtake her opponent to take home the second position. Lorenzo Papalini closes eighth.

Alex Ruiz takes home the Sardinian GP with a brace, while Kevin Vandi maintains his lead in the standings with second place.

Next appointment with the world championship on 10-11 June in Germany at St.Wendel.

Ivan Lazzarini: “I’m happy with what Marc did this weekend, a pity about the wrong choice in the first heat but these are the races, however he recovered several points in the standings and this gives us morale for the rest of the season. I’m satisfied with Elia’s race as he improved every time he entered the track and is working his best to be more and more competitive. In S4 Alex and Kevin were very good proving to be the fastest.

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