Bartosz Zmarzlik won in Malilia four times, he is his kind of king of this track. But Brady Kurtz after the premiere win two weeks ago in Gorzów Wielkopolskihe wanted to repeat it in Sweden.
Zmarzlik found a worthy rival in the fight for the world championship
From the very beginning it was to see that Kurtz found the perfect settings on this track. This is all the more appreciated, because the track in Malilla is considered treacherous, especially after rainfall. He won four of his runs in the basic phase. In the 11th race, he measured directly with Bartosz Zmarzlik. Only in this race did he get a slip -up. He came to the third, the cold was second, and Andrzej Lebedev won, which was really threatened in the basic phase.
Zmarzlik himself had a problem with finding the right setting, he checked several different possibilities. He usually reached the metal of his Vities as the second one. He switched this impotence in the 18th gear. Dan Bewley recorded a similar series of second places. The British started with winning the race, then four times from the row was second.
Kurtz and Jason Doyle won directly to the finality, who won three of his runs. The best were Zmarzlik and Bewley in the best. The Polish man was brilliantly traveled on the external, with a lot of time he took on a lot of rivals and took his rivals.
Kurtz was unrivaled in the final. The best started, closed Bewley at the tontal. Zmarzlik chose the external immediately, searched for fast under the band. When he found, he set off in the blurred pursuit of Kurtz, but the Australian did not make any error, he was driving confidently and the Swedish Grand Prix won the deservation.
For the Australian, he is the second of the row and the second in the Speedway Grand Prix cycle. We had the same as in the podium Gorzów Greater Poland. Zmarzlik fell on the metal and the third one Bewley. There was still Doyle in the final, but he was excluded earlier after falling.
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The second of the Poles, Dominik Kubera, took the GP in 11th place. He scored six points for the general classification.
In the “general” the leader is Zmarzlik, but his advantage over Kurtz took to nine points. Kubera is nine, but it can realistically think about the fight for TOP 6. Three rounds remained to the end of the cycle – in Riga, the capital of £ Otwy (August 2), in Wrocław (30 August) and Vojens in Denmark (September 13).