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Este pasado domingo se celebró en el Circuito del Jarama la primera prueba del Drift Spain donde los pilotos han llevado al límite las máquinas y desguazado los neumáticos que han acabado el 99,9% de los mismos para el arrastre.
La categoría Pro fue para el piloto Jason Banet, que derrotó en la final a Alex Gritti, el tercer lugar fue para Joao Vieira.
Mientras en la Semi-Pro, fue para el joven piloto español Adrián Cabanillas, que no puede llevar un coche por la vía pública al no tener aún los 18 años, que venció en la final a Xavier Caballer y en tercer lugar lo obtuvo Pedro García.
Coches de 300, 400 o 500 caballos, los había incluso de 850 que al pasar a tu lado derrapando y quemando neumáticos hacía que ese olor a goma derretida te entrara en las fosas nasales y te transportara al interior del coche que estaba compitiendo.
La próxima prueba será en el circuito de Miranda de Ebro los próximos 29 y 30 de junio.
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La categoría Pro fue para el piloto Jason Banet, que derrotó en la final a Alex Gritti, el tercer lugar fue para Joao Vieira.
Mientras en la Semi-Pro, fue para el joven piloto español Adrián Cabanillas, que no puede llevar un coche por la vía pública al no tener aún los 18 años, que venció en la final a Xavier Caballer y en tercer lugar lo obtuvo Pedro García.
Coches de 300, 400 o 500 caballos, los había incluso de 850 que al pasar a tu lado derrapando y quemando neumáticos hacía que ese olor a goma derretida te entrara en las fosas nasales y te transportara al interior del coche que estaba compitiendo.
La próxima prueba será en el circuito de Miranda de Ebro los próximos 29 y 30 de junio.
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The Madrid-Jarama Circuit dresses up for the first round of the Spanish Drift Championship, where the best Spanish and international riders will put their impressive machines to the test in a spectacular specialty that overflows with adrenaline on all four sides, making you vibrate making you jump from your seat.
To this we must add the impressive Truck Races where we will have the privilege of being able to see the third and fourth round of this Contest.
And remember that children up to 12 years old don’t pay admission as long as they are accompanied by an adult.
See you at the Madrid Jarama Circuit.
To this we must add the impressive Truck Races where we will have the privilege of being able to see the third and fourth round of this Contest.
And remember that children up to 12 years old don’t pay admission as long as they are accompanied by an adult.
See you at the Madrid Jarama Circuit.
Jorge Prado is still in "sweeping" mode and gets the win in the three races held this weekend in Sardegna (Sardinia) in the third round of the MXGP World Championship. The victories in the RAM RACE Qualifier held on Saturday, and the two races disputed on Sunday, place the Spanish rider with a slightly greater advantage than the one he had before the start of this race.
Although Prado has won everything he has contested in Sardinia, in all three races he has been followed by Tim Gajser who has been second in all of them and Jeffrey Herlings who has also been third in all the races contested, so the advantage is for Prado but his two most direct rivals at the beginning of this season, they do not give up and are 17 points behind Gajser and 49 points behind Herlings, the latter further away by some "strange" race in Argentina and Madrid.
Jorge keeps the red plate and is already waiting for his rivals in the next round in Trentino on April 14th.
For her part, Daniela got two second places after the Dutch rider Lotte Van Drunen, who won both races, managing to snatch the red plate from Daniela, although both tied on points and with an advantage for the Yamaha rider for having won in the last race.
The next round of the Women's World Cup will be on May 12 in Lugo, again in Spain.
Although Prado has won everything he has contested in Sardinia, in all three races he has been followed by Tim Gajser who has been second in all of them and Jeffrey Herlings who has also been third in all the races contested, so the advantage is for Prado but his two most direct rivals at the beginning of this season, they do not give up and are 17 points behind Gajser and 49 points behind Herlings, the latter further away by some "strange" race in Argentina and Madrid.
Jorge keeps the red plate and is already waiting for his rivals in the next round in Trentino on April 14th.
For her part, Daniela got two second places after the Dutch rider Lotte Van Drunen, who won both races, managing to snatch the red plate from Daniela, although both tied on points and with an advantage for the Yamaha rider for having won in the last race.
The next round of the Women's World Cup will be on May 12 in Lugo, again in Spain.
