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IGSA World Championships-Day Three

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Reimer Continues His Domination!!!Dalua v1Douglas Silva moved up to second in Final Qualifying.  Photo Matthais Lang

Kevin Reimer continued his domination of the IGSA World Championships today when he lowered the track record once again.  During the first qualifying run on Thursday, Reimer set the fastest time with a 2:48.894 second run.  No one was able to beat Reimer’s Thursday time except for Reimer himself.  He uncorked an amazing 2:47.838 second run that left everyone in attendance astonished. He goes into tomorrow’s 128 man elimination rounds as the clear favorite.

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Kevin Reimer has been completely dominant at the World's.  Photo Matthais Lang
 
Douglas Silva improved on his Thursday performance with a time of 2:49.093 on his second run.  He moved moved from the fifth to number two starting position.  Patrick Switzer also improved on his second run with a time of 2:49.469.  He will start third.  James Kelly was unable to improve on his time of 2:50.906 that he set on the first run and dropped from second to fourth.  Jackson Shapiera elected not to start his second run.  His run 2:51.906 run on Thursday was still good enough for him to start fifth.
 
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Patrick Switzer leaves the line on his 2nd qualifying run.  Photo Bob Ozman


Ramon Konigshausen improved on his second run by nearly two seconds with a time of 2:51.220 and will start sixth.  Erik Lundberg posted a time of 2:51.233 and will start seventh.  After crashing on his first run, Christoph Batt made a huge leap up the time sheets with a 2:51.883 and will start eighth.  Nicolas Robert posted a time of 2:51.927 and will start ninth.  Louis Pilloni came back from his Thursday crash and set a time of 2:51.960 to round out the top ten.  Reigning IGSA World Cup Series Champion Mischo Erban dropped from sixth on Thursday to 12th when he crashed on his second run.

Batt V1 Christoph Batt came back strongly for the 2nd qualifying run.  Photo Matthias Lang

Saturday’s weather forecast is calling for wind, rain and thunderstorms.  Event organizer Stephan Risch and the IGSA have already determined that due to the high speed nature of the track, it would be too dangerous to run in wet conditions.  If the bad weather materializes, the elimination rounds will be canceled and qualifying will determine the final results.  Everyone is hoping that the rain will stay away until Saturday evening!

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