In Leipzig, a busy international weekend has just known its ending with the World Cup Driving. Once again it was the number one of the world, Boyd Exell, who mastered the competition. In a thrilling drive-off, he managed to ride a little faster than the Swiss driver Voutaz. Exell reached the finish line after 109,20 seconds and didn't make any mistakes, beating Voutaz with only a few hundreds of a second. Eventually Jerome Voutaz had to take peace with the second place with his time of 109,41 seconds. The Dutch driver Ijsbrand Chardon completed the podium. He left all obstacles untouched and finished in 119,73 seconds. Koos de Ronde and Georg von Stein didn't make it to the drive-off. They ended respectively on fourth and fifth place. Thanks to his victory today, Exell shares the lead in the overall ranking with Chardon now. Koos de Ronde and Jôzsef Dobrovitz follow on third and fourth place. Click here for all results
In Leipzig, a busy international weekend has just known its ending with the World Cup Driving. Once again it was the number one of the world, Boyd Exell, who mastered the competition. In a thrilling drive-off, he managed to ride a little faster than the Swiss driver Voutaz. Exell reached the finish line after 109,20 seconds and didn't make any mistakes, beating Voutaz with only a few hundreds of a second. Eventually Jerome Voutaz had to take peace with the second place with his time of 109,41 seconds. The Dutch driver Ijsbrand Chardon completed the podium. He left all obstacles untouched and finished in 119,73 seconds. Koos de Ronde and Georg von Stein didn't make it to the drive-off. They ended respectively on fourth and fifth place. Thanks to his victory today, Exell shares the lead in the overall ranking with Chardon now. Koos de Ronde and Jôzsef Dobrovitz follow on third and fourth place. Click here for all results