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October 17, 2010

Volker’s domination continues with victory in opening final

Volker's domination continues with victory in opening final

Ronald Volker has taken a convincing win in the opening leg of the Xenon Modified final here in Kastellaun this morning heading home old rival Marc Rheinard.  Starting from pole the Team Yokomo driver continued his domination of the event leading from start to finish but afterwards said the race was not as straight forward as it looked.  With his LRP powered BD5 working well at the start he was able to pull a gap on the pack but in the latter part of the race the car become very loose. ‘I had to drive very carefully in the last part of the race.  I knew Marc was fast but I could see he was taking a lot risks so I just tried to stay cool and focus on my driving to maintain the gap and it payed off as he made a few mistakes’.

Volker's domination continues with victory in opening final

Setting the fastest lap of the race Rheinard was happy with his Speed Passion powered Tamiya but not himself, ‘The car was working better now but I made too many small mistakes’.  Having started 3rd, the German got passed Freddy Sudhoff and looked to be making inroads on Volker but a number of mistakes canceled out his progress.  The World Champion will leave his TRF416 set-up the as is but will replace the rear arms as one has become a little sloppy.

The start of the race didn’t go as planned for ‘Fast Freddy’ Sudhoff, the Hot Bodies driver saying he had too much traction and in the opening part of the race it was a challenge to keep it on four wheels.  As the race progressed the handling improved allowing the German to recover and find a way passed factory Associated driver Juho Levanen for third.  Sudhoff, whose TCX is fitted with a self created chassis plate, said he will change his tyre prep for the next final and leave the set-up as is.  Levanen enjoyed a great start to the race going from 6th to 3rd.  Having a great battle with Sudhoff he said he eventually had to let the German go and settle for fourth as his TC6 lost pace after the 3 minute mark.

Last year’s winner Viktor Wilck who lined up fourth on the grid saw his chances end on the opening lap after Dominik Fleishmann made contact with the rear of his Tamiya causing the body to tuck. Despite being able to run a similar pace in terms of lap times to Volker and team-mate Rheinard he would only finished 9th.

Volker's domination continues with victory in opening final

In the Xray Pro-Stock final, Top Qualifier Eric Dankel took a very convincing victory to head home an Xray 1-2 with Tim Wahl finishing second.  The German said he was helped by the early battle for second which gave him the chance to make a break.  With Pro-Stock drivers permitted a new set of Xenon tyres for the finals, Dankel opted to change and was very happy with how the car worked on the fresh rubber.  Martin Hofer, who was expected to be his main challenge, also ran fresh tyres but his Yokomo didn’t respond as well causing his BD5 to be very edgy for the first part of the race.  The runner-up here last year, he said nerves also got the better of him saying he thought too much about the race rather than just getting on with driving.  With Hofer out of sorts it allowed 16-year-old Wahl to take second.  Starting from 4th on the grid the German was delighted by his performance and is hopeful of repeating it in the next race.

Defending champion Alexander Stocker, who has switched from his Hot Bodies to Hofer’s spare Yokomo chassis, set the fastest lap of the race but an early incident hampered his progress and he could only finished 6th. Encouraged by the handling of the BD5, the winner of this race on the last three occasions is confident of better thing in Legs 2 & 3.

Xenon Modified Result – Leg 1
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 32/5:05.579
2. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 32/5:06.641
3. Frederik Südhoff (DE) – Hot Bodies/LRP – 31/5:01.790
4. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/LRP – 31/5:02.02.018
5. Yannic Prümper (DE) – Yokomo/Speedpassion – 31/5:07.094
6. Dominik Fleischmann (DE) – Hot Bodies/LRP – 31/5:07.882
7. Elliott Harper (GB) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 31/5:08.312
8. Alexander Hagberg (SE) – Xray/LRP – 31/5:08.555
9. Viktor Wilck (SE) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 31/5:08.825
10.Lucas Urbain (FR) – Losi/Speedpassion – 28/4:40.160

Xray Pro-Stock Result – Leg 1
1. Eric Dankel (DE) – Xray – 30/5:06.649
2. Tim Wahl (DE) – Xray – 30/5:10.243
3. Martin Hofer (DE) – Yokomo – 29/5:00.387
4. Ivan Laptev (RU) – Tamiya – 29/5:01.976
5. René Klöckner (DE) – Tamiya – 29/5:04.067
6. Alexander Stocker (DE) – Yokomo – 29/5:04.734
7. Oliver Franke (DE) – Hot Bodies – 29/5:05.022
8. Tony Streit (DE) – Xray – 29/5:07.321
9. Daniel Wohlgemuth (DE) – Xray – 29/5:09.332
10.Carsten Madsen (DK) – Tamiya – 28/5:04.356

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October 16, 2010

Volker completes clean sweep in qualifying

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He topped practice yesterday and today he remained at the top of the time sheets TQ’ing all five round of qualifying here at the opening race of the 2010/11 ‘Yokomo Euro Touring Series’.  The German ace, who has been at the top of his game this season, topped the last of the 118 heats which were run over 14 hours in Kastellaun today with the fastest 5-minute run.

Volker completes clean sweep in qualifying

With Volker having already wrapped up pole for the Xenon Modified A-Main the big interest in the last qualifier was how the rest of the grid would fair out and it was Freddy Sudhoff who was to win that battle.  Setting the second fastest time, the result moves his Hot Bodies up the number 2 starting position on the grid ahead of ETS Champion Marc Rheinard who ended the day with the third fastest time.

Q5 saw a very determined Viktor Wilck set a new track record as he looked to move up the grid but his Tamiya flew off the track ending the Swede challenge and he drops to fourth in the starting order.  Starting behind him will be Dominik Fleischmann followed by Associated’s Juho Levanen.  Deserving of a bonus from Losi for his performance here among the world class factory line up of drivers, super fast French driver Lucas Urbain will start 7th with his Speed Passion power JRX-S a car that was designed a number of years ago.

Completing the grid for the main event tomorrow are Yokomo’s Yannic Prümper, TRF’s Elliot Harper and Team Xray’s Alexander Hagberg.  The unfortunate BQ honour falls to Junior European Indoor Champion Adrian Berntsen but the Norwegian faces some high class opposition in the B-Main from the likes of Martin Hudy, Teemu Leino, Andy Moore and European finalist Loic Jasmin.

Volker completes clean sweep in qualifying

After TQ’ing the final round of qualifying Eric Dankel will start tomorrow’s Pro-Stock A-Main from pole. Running his Xray T3’11, which is fitted with Spec-R gear diffs both front and rear, the German Indoor Champion claimed his fourth TQ run of the five rounds of qualifying.  Although he has the number one starting position for the three leg final the 19-year-old nitro champion is not taking anything for granted tomorrow saying its not going to be easy, as racing is totally different to qualifying.

Despite his worst run of qualifying Martin Hofer, the only other driver to TQ a round this weekend, will line up second on the grid and is confident he can take the challenge to Dankel, a driver he has plenty of experience competing against.  The runner-up here 12 months ago, the Yokomo driver will change to a harder front ant-roll bar on his BD5 and other than that feels the car is good enough for the victory. Behind him on the grid will be Dutch ETS winner Oliver Franke, second fastest in Q5.  Two drivers at the rear end of the grid who will be ones to watch are defending champion Alexander Stocker, who has never been beaten at this race, and Vice-Champion Daniel Wohlgemuth who start 8th and 9th respectively.

Xenon Modified top 10
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 310pts
2. Frederik Südhoff (DE) – Hot Bodies/LRP – 306pts
3. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 306pts
4. Viktor Wilck (SE) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 305pts
5. Dominik Fleischmann (DE) – Hot Bodies/LRP – 303pts
6. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/LRP – 301pts
7. Lucas Urbain (FR) – Losi/Speedpassion – 298pts
8. Yannic Prümper (DE) – Yokomo/Speedpassion – 298pts
9. Elliott Harper (GB) – Tamiya/Speedpassion – 297pts
10.Alexander Hagberg (SE) – Xray/LRP – 297pts

Xray Pro Stock top 10
1. Eric Dankel (DE) – Xray – 310pts
2. Martin Hofer (DE) – Yokomo – 308pts
3. Oliver Franke (DE) – Hot Bodies – 306pts
4. Tim Wahl (DE) – Xray – 304pts
5. René Klöckner (DE) – Tamiya – 304pts
6. Carsten Madsen (DK) – Tamiya – 301pts
7. Ivan Laptev (RU) – Tamiya – 300pts
8. Alexander Stocker (DE) – Hot Bodies – 300pts
9. Daniel Wohlgemuth (DE) – xray – 296pts
10.Tony Streit (DE) – Xray – 296pts

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October 16, 2010

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October 16, 2010

Volker is Top Qualifier in Kastellaun

Volker is Top Qualifier in Kastellaun

Ronald Volker has secured the overall TQ honours for the opening round of the 2010/11 Yokomo Euro Touring Series as he continued his domination of proceedings in the penultimate qualifier.  The European Champion recorded the fastest 5-minute run of the event putting pole position for tomorrow’s finals beyond reach of his rivals.  The German switched from a gear diff to a ball diff in the back of his Yokomo BD5 which improved stability through the sweeper but create understeer out of the hairpin but overall the car felt safer to drive.  A great start to the event for Yokomo who have made a big commitment to the ETS becoming this season’s title sponsor, Volker feels pole position is a big advantage on this track as overtaking is difficult.  With the pressure now off, Volker plans to use the fifth & final heat to test a different set-up ahead of the finals.

Volker is Top Qualifier in Kastellaun

Setting the fastest lap Sweden’s Viktor Wilck claimed second for the round, the Tamiya driver having set the early pace for the top heat.  Making it three different cars at the top of the time sheets Freddy Sudhoff got a clear run in to claim third.  A podium finisher here two years ago the German ran a self designed and produced chassis plate on his TCX.  A narrower chassis than the standard kit version, it made for a softer car which he said felt perfect for the track conditions.  Currently tied on points with Wilck, Sudhoff said he really wants to beat last year’s winner in the final qualifier which would allow him to line up third on the grid.

ETS Champion Marc Rheinard, who passed Sudhoff on track only to put his Tamiya on two wheels loosing both time and track position, finished fourth. Just missing out on his first 31 lap run by 8/10th Juho Levanen was next up just ahead of a much improved Yannic Prumper.  An ETS race winner the young German said raising the bodyshell on his Speedpassion powered Yokomo had made the car much easy to drive and combined with better driving he was able to record his best run, but he has his work cut out for him to try and make the A-Main as he currently sits 13th in the qualification ranking.

Volker is Top Qualifier in Kastellaun

Eric Dankel notched up another TQ run in the Xray Pro-Stock class with the fastest time of the event. Running the controlled speedo & 13.5T motor from Speedpassion, the Xray driver once again headed the Yokomo of Martin Hofer meaning the pair will battle it out in the final qualifier to see who gets pole for the finals.  Oliver Franke claimed another Top 3 time with his Hot Bodies ahead of Russia’s Ivan Laptev who finish 3rd overall in last season’s ETS standings.  Czech race winner Daniel Wohlgemuth enjoyed his best time, which was good enough for fifth and sees him tied on points for 10th position on the grid with another race winner Meik Niemann.  In the Speedpassion Hobby class Lucas Fischer claimed his first TQ run but having been fastest in the first three rounds Oliver Günther already had the pole secured.

Xenon Modified Top 10 – Q4
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 31/5:05.832
2. Viktor Wilck (SE) – Tamiya/SP – 31/5:07.422
3. Frederik Sudhoff (DE) – HB/LRP – 31/5:08.326
4. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/SP – 31/5:09.836
5. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/Reedy – 30/5:00.891
6. Yannic Prumper (DE) – Yokomo/SP – 30/5:01.375
7. Teemu Leino (FI) – Xray/Orion – 5:02.226
8. Elliot Harper (GB) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:02.544
9. Steen Graversen (DK) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:02.982
10.Martin Hudy (SK) – Xray/LRP – 30/5:03.379

Xray Pro-Stock Top 10 – Q4
1. Eric Dankel (DE) – Xray – 29/5:03.543
2. Martin Hofer (DE) – Yokomo – 29/5:07.481
3. Oliver Franke (DE) – Hot Bodies – 29/5:07.950
4. Ivan Laptev (RU) – Tamiya – 29/5:08.556
5. Daniel Wohlgemuth (DE) – Xray – 29/5:09.318
6. Carsten Madsen (DK) – Tamiya – 29/5:10.118
7. Tony Streit (DE) – Xray – 29/5:10.408
8. Alexander Stocker (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:00.211
9. René Klöckner (DE) – Tamiya – 28/5:00.226
10.Miek Niemann (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:01.217

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October 16, 2010

Volker closes in on pole position

Volker closes in on pole position

Ronald Volker has made it three out of three in qualifying for the first round of the Yokomo Euro Touring Series taking another TQ run to close in on securing pole position for tomorrow’s finals.  The Team Yokomo driver felt track conditions had changed with traction levels increasing which made his LRP powered BD5 more difficult to drive. The German says they plan a number of changes to the set-up, which has so far remained unchanged, and try to put the overall TQ honours beyond the reach of his rivals in the penultimate qualifier.

Volker closes in on pole position

Setting the second fastest time and looking like a more serious threat to Volker, Marc Rheinard said he now felt things were starting to get better.  Switching to a fresh TRF416 chassis for Q3, the ETS Champion said it worked pretty well.  Fitted with a ball diff the more upbeat German will try a gear diff for the next outing.  Tamiya/Speedpassion team-mate Viktor Wilck also produced a more competitive heat finishing only 2/100ths adrift to set the third fastest time despite a roll.  The Top Qualifier and winner here last year, the Swede said his car seemed better after a diff rebuild and new belts and he plans to run it as it is for Q4.

Volker closes in on pole position

Driving a Hot Bodies Dominik Fleischmann continued his strong performance here in Kastellaun running the fourth fastest time followed by the third member of the Tamiya Racing Factory team Elliot Harper.  Harper, who was on the podium at both the World and European Championships earlier in the year, felt it was a lucky run as other drivers were fastest than him but hit problems.  With his car a handful to drive he is going to switch to the same set-up as Wilck for the penultimate round of heats.

Volker closes in on pole position

Fastest Xray was Martin Hudy, the Slovak racer posting his best round with the 6th fastest time.  Hudy was frustrated by traffic which cost him time but was pleased with the progress he had made with his new T3 ’11. Harder oil and lowering of the shock position had transformed the car from being very edgy to very smooth.  Freddy Sudhoff managed 7th but was on for stronger run until a big off cost him over 4 seconds. Teemu Leino recorded his first Top 10 run with 8th ahead Juho Levanen and Daniel Sober.

Volker closes in on pole position

Let down by his driving in Q2 Eric Dankel bounced back to top the third round of qualifying for the Xray Pro-Stock class.  The German who opened the event by setting the pace in the first of the five rounds of heats said his Xray started off good but became very loose in the final 2 minutes.  Despite this he set a new fastest time but to try cure the problem he will now try a heavier oil in the rear shocks.  Martin Hofer had the opposite problem.  Too much additive on the front tyres gave him too much front bite on his Yokomo BD5 for the early part of the race but by the end it was good again allowing him to set the fastest lap and recover to record the second quickest time.  Young Rene Klockner enjoyed another strong round, setting the third fastest time as the only other driver to complete 30 laps over the 5-minutes.  ETS race winners Oliver Franke and Meik Niemann finished 4th and 5th respectively.

Xenon Modified Top 10 – Q3
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 31/5:07.472
2. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/SP – 31/5:08.757
3. Viktor Wilck (SE) – Tamiya/SP – 31/5:08.778
4. Dominik Fleischmann (DE) – HB/LRP – 30/5:01.453
5. Elliot Harper (GB) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:03.917
6. Martin Hudy (SK) – Xray/LRP – 30/5:04.046
7. Frederik Sudhoff (DE) – HB/LRP – 30/5:04.409
8. Teemu Leino (FI) – Xray/Orion – 5:05.128
9. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/Reedy – 30/5:05.593
10.Daniel Sieber (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 30/5:05.786

Xray Pro-Stock Top 10 – Q3
1. Dankel Eric (DE) – Xray – 29/5:05.633
2. Hofer Martin (DE) – Yokomo – 29/5:06.449
3. Klöckner René (DE) – Tamiya – 28/5:10.055
4. Franke Oliver (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:00.002
5. Miek Niemann (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:02.185
6. Madsen Carsten (DK) – Tamiya – 28/5:02.593
7. Ivan Laptev (RU) – Tamiya – 28/5:02.765
8. Tim Wahl (DE) – Xray -28/5:03.402
9. Streit Tony (DE) – Xray – 28/5:03.520
10.Daniel Wohlgemuth (DE) – Xray – 28/5:05.238

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October 16, 2010

Another TQ run from Volker

Another TQ run from Volker

Ronald Volker has  backed up his opening TQ run with a new fastest time in the second round of qualifying here in Kastellaun. The Team Yokomo driver set the first and only 31 lap run saying the unchanged car felt better allowing him to increase his pace and again set the fastest lap. Really happy with the run despite having to deal with a lot of traffic, the European & German champion said the controlled Xenon tyres worked better on their second run and he now hopes he can maintain his distinct advantage for the remainder of qualifying.  Second fastest was defending Champion Marc Rheinard but the German is still unable to get his Tamiya to his liking.

Another TQ run from Volker

Having suffered problems with traffic in Q1 Lucas Urbain got a clear run and put in an impressive third fastest time with his Speed Passion powered Losi JRX-S.  The talented Frenchman increased the rear droop and said the car felt better.  Suffering grip roll on his warm-up lap Urbain said he drove too cautiously on the opening lap but other than that was pleased with the run.  The only change he plans for the next is more glue on the front tyres.

Another TQ run from Volker

Viktor Wilck was fourth fastest with his Tamiya ahead of the Xray pairing of Alexander Hagberg and Adrian Bernsten. Having struggled in the opening qualifier when Hagberg was the best of the new T3 ’11 drivers, the Slovak team made a big leap forward in pace.  Hagberg switched to lighter oil in the rear shocks which gave him much needed rear traction and the Swede now says he can concentrate on his driving as the car is now competitive.  Junior team-mate Bernsten also found more overall grip after a change of C-Hubs making the car much easier to drive.  The 17-year-old Norwegian will stick with the same set-up for Q3.

Third fastest in Q1 Dominik Fleischmann was 7th fastest blaming his driving for the fall in pace saying his Hot Bodies was again very good.  Fellow German Hot Bodies driver Freddy Sudhoff, who set the second fastest time in the first qualifier, failed to finish pulling up after two heavy crashes tweaked the car.  Martin Hudy, who did much of the development testing on the new Xray T3 ’11, managed an improved 8th fastest time with Associated’s Juho Levanen and Tamiya driver Steen Graversen completing the Top 10.

Another TQ run from Volker

In the Xray Pro-Stock class Martin Hofer upped the pace from yesterday’s opening qualifier to TQ round 2.  The Yokomo driver put the performance down to his driving saying the car feels just as he wants it to and he plans to change nothing for Q3. After being off the pace in Q1 last season’s Dutch ETS winner Oliver Franke said a change of bodyshell had allowed him to take his Hot Bodies to the second fastest time.  Switching from Protoform’s LTC-R to the Mazda Speed 6 the 17-year-old German said the TCX was fast and very easy to drive and he too plans to leave as is for his next heat.

Another TQ run from Volker

Third fastest was Rene Klockner.  Having made a mistake on the final lap yesterday in Q1 which cost him a decent time, the 16-year-old said his Tamiya was the same as yesterday only this time his driving didn’t let him down.  Feeling his corner exit speed is slower than his rivals he plan to make a few set-up changes.  Having TQ’d yesterday Eric Dankel was unable to repeat that performance finishing up fourth saying ‘Car was good but I wasn’t’, the German Indoor National Champion making a number of driver errors over the 5-minutes.

Xenon Modified Top 10 – Q2
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 31/5:07.270
2. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:01.238
3. Lucas Urbain (FR) – Losi/SP – 30/5:04.353
4. Viktor Wilck (SE) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:04.792
5. Alexander Hagberg (SE) – Xray/LRP – 30/5:05.060
6. Adrian Bernsten (NO) – Xray/LRP – 30/5:06.121
7. Dominik Fleischmann (DE) – HB/LRP – 30/5:06.179
8. Martin Hudy (SK) – Xray/LRP – 30/5:06.546
9. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/Reedy – 30/5:07.030
10.Steen Graversen (DK) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:08.025

Xray Pro-Stock Top 10 – Q2
1. Hofer Martin (DE) – Yokomo – 29/5:09.340
2. Franke Oliver (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:01.526
3. Klöckner René (DE) – Tamiya – 28/5:02.694
4. Dankel Eric (DE) – Xray – 28/5:03.477
5. Madsen Carsten (DK) – Tamiya – 28/5:05.181
6. Orlowski Blazej (PL) – Tamiya – 28/5:08.361
7. Streit Tony (DE) – Xray – 28/5:08.718
8. Rajki Balint (HU) – Hot Bodies – 28/5:08.858
9. Kröger Jens (DE) – 28/5:10.301
10.Schäfer Andre (DE) – 28/5:12.262

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October 16, 2010

Volker opens qualifying with TQ run

Volker opens qualifying with TQ run

Qualifying for the Xenon Modified class got underway this morning with Ronald Volker taking the first TQ run here in Kastellaun, German.  The Yokomo ace ended the five minute run well clear of the opposition with Freddy Sudhoff just over 5 seconds adrift with the second fastest time.  Volker said it was definitely a good way to start the day but admitted his car was still difficult to drive and he was having to drive a very fine line which on this occasion was possible as he faced no pressure from other drivers during the heat.  Despite the car being loose the Indoor European Champion plans to stick with the current set-up for Q2.

Volker opens qualifying with TQ run

‘Not expected but a perfect start’ was how Sudhoff described his opening qualifier.  The Hot Bodies driver said his LRP powered TCX was a little difficult to drive but the end result was it was fast. The German plans to run a thicker shock oil all round for Q2. Making it a very competitive start to the opening event of the ETS for Hot Bodies Dominik Fleischmann set the third fastest time.

Dominic Fleischmann

Pitting next to Sudhoff, Fleischmann is running the same set-up as his fellow German, the only difference between the two cars being that his car is fitted with a Spec-R gear diff.  A long time Hot Bodies driver Fleischmann said the car was pretty good and consistent driving was important as track conditions mean the car is on the edge of traction rolling all the time.  Planning to run the same set-up for his next heat he will continue to concentrate on his driving.

Fourth was the best defending Champion Marc Rheinard could manage, the Tamiya team leader making two mistakes. Leaving the track on one occasion, the 3 time World Champion described his TRF416 as OK but is struggling with it getting loose off throttle. His Tamiya/Speedpassion team-mate Viktor Wilck set the fastest lap for the opening round of qualifying but also had an off and had to settle for 6th behind Associated’s Juho Levanen who he was trying to pass when he had his off.

Levanen, who needed medical attention yesterday after getting superglue in his eyes, said his Reedy powered TC6 is working really well.  The Finn said he got his tyre prep wrong and he sauced the controlled Xenon tyres too early, something he will change for Q2.

Volker opens qualifying with TQ run

French National Champion and European finalist Loic Jasmin took his Orion powered Tamiya to seventh ahead of Hot Bodies’ Andy Moore who suffered a broken diff during the run.  French Losi star driver Lucas Urbain was a frustrated ninth fastest after traffic cost him a possible Top 4 run.  Danish driver Steen Graversen completing the top 10 with Alexander Hagberg the fastest of the Xray team in 11th followed by team-mate Teemu Leino and Junior European Indoor Champion Adrian Berntsen.

Xenon Modified Top 10 – Q1
1. Ronald Völker (DE) – Yokomo/LRP – 30/5:00.713
2. Frederik Südhoff (DE) – HB/LRP – 30/5:05.820
3. Dominik Fleischmann (DE) – HB/LRP – 30/5:06.743
4. Marc Rheinard (DE) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:07.028
5. Juho Levanen (FI) – Associated/Reedy – 30/5:07.297
6. Viktor Wilck    (SE) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:08.158
7. Loic Jasmin (FR) – Tamiya/Orion – 30/5:08.465
8. Andy Moore (GB) – HB/Moore Speed – 30/5:08.471
9. Lucas Urbain (FR) – Losi/SP – 30/5:08.806
10.Steen Graversen (DK) – Tamiya/SP – 30/5:09.812

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October 15, 2010

Dankel TQ’s opening Pro-Stock qualifier

Dankel TQ's opening Pro-Stock qualifier

Eric Dankel has TQ’d the opening round of qualifying for the Xray Pro-Stock class as day 1 of the Yokomo ETS comes to a close here in Kastellaun.  The German Indoor National Pro-Stock Champion was the only driver to record 29 laps, despite a driver error which saw him roll his Xray luckily landing rubber side down.  Afterwards the accomplished nitro racer described his new T3 ’11 chassis as perfect with it being very easy to drive. Setting the second fastest time with 28 laps was Martin Hofer, another who was very happy with his car.  The Yokomo team driver said his BD5 was ‘really good’ and it was simply down to his driving now.  The German did feel that he had a drop off in power in the final part of the run and plans to run a motor fan for tomorrow’s second qualifier.

Tim Wahl

Having just celebrated his 16th birthday on Monday, Tim Wahl set the third fastest time.  Having been disappointed with his pace in practice he said things went much better in qualifying, something he put down to just better driving having changed nothing on his T3 ’11 from earlier in the day.  Behind the German was top Danish Pro-Stock racer Carsten Madsen at the controls of his Tamiya followed by Alexander Stocker in 5th.  The defending Champion, Stocker set the fastest lap with his Hot Bodies TCX but traction rolled in the sweeper at the end of the main straight.  René Klöckner completed the Top 6 with his Tamiya.

In the Speed Passion Hobby class German’s Oliver Günther took the opening round of qualifying from Poland’s Andrzej Rózycki and Dutchman Eric Mulder.  The first round of qualifying for the Xenon Modified class takes place in the morning.

Xray Pro Stock results after Rd1
1. Dankel Eric (DE) – Xray – 29 5:10.513
2. Hofer Martin (DE) – Yokomo – 28 5:04.509
3. Wahl Tim (DE) – Xray – 28 5:05.071
4. Madsen Carsten (DK) – Tamiya – 28 5:07.022
5. Stocker Alexander (DE) – Hot Bodies – 28 5:07.228
6. Klöckner René (DE) – Tamiya – 28 5:08.035
7. Streit Tony (DE) – Xray – 28 5:08.836
8. Laptev Ivan (RU) – Tamiya – 28 5:09.343
9. Leinburger Steffen (DE) – Xray – 28 5:09.701
10.Diedrich Mario (DE) – Tamiya – 28 5:10.292

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