First Absolute Victory for Kujala and Amstutz in Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo Europe at Spa
With 50 cars on the grid, which sets a historic record for the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo Europe, the first of the two races at Spa-Francorchamps was marked by the domination of Adrian Amstutz and Patrick Kujala, the latter also conquered the pole position at the end of Q1. The duo of the team Bonaldi Motorsport scored their first absolute win of this season and the fifth class victory and therefore managed to increase their lead in the PRO-AM standings. On the eve of this fourth of the six double rounds, they only had one point of advantage over the Dutchman Rik Breukers, eighth overall and second in the same class with the colors of GDL Racing, followed by Simone Pellegrinelli (Imperiale Racing).
Kujala, author of the first driving “stint” during which he extended his lead by over 20 seconds over the most direct of his pursuers, together with his teammate he dominated the race from the first to the last lap. This despite the release of the safety car, which became necessary due to a contact between Marco Mapelli (Petri Corse) and Amir Krenzia (Vincenzo Sospiri Racing) at La Source during the first lap; whereas Nicolas Armindo, who set the second fastest time with the first car of Konrad Motorsport during qualifying, slipped behind after going into a tailspin.
Wise conduct for Harald Schlegelmilch (Artline Team Georgia), who, after fighting against the other duo of Konrad Motorsport, formed by Christopher Zöchling and Florian Spengler, got the second overall place, thus scoring his first victory of 2016 in the PRO class.
The fourth place conquered by Vito Postiglione with Imperiale Racing launches the driver into the championship against the leader Dennis Lind. The Dane of Raton Racing, who was only twentieth at the end of this morning’s qualifying session, climbed no less than 13 positions, thus finishing seventh and remaining leader of the standings with four points of advantage over the Italian driver. Rolf Ineichen and Martin Kodric (both with the colors of Bonaldi Motorsport) finished in fifth and sixth place respectively.
First victory for Nouri Shahin (Leipert Motorsport) in the AM class, in which he finished ahead of Philipp Schlegel (for the third time in a row on the podium with Sportec Motorsport, after debuting in the previous round at Paul Ricard) and Shota Abkhazava (Artline Team Georgia).
Victory “number one” also for Gerard Van der Horst (Van der Horst Motorsport) in the Lamborghini Cup, in which he preceded his teammate William Van Deyzen and Songyang Fu (FFF Racing Team).
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