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Press Release Enduro European Championship at Paikuse (Estonia) Today the local rider Rannar Uusna (class Senior E3) won the opening day of the Enduro Euro- pean Championship Round 2 in Paikuse, Estonia. “I made one small mistake in the Enduro Test but otherwise I had a smooth day“, said Uusna who after the first round of the Championship was holding the fifth position. Before the race Uusna set out to win in the familiar sandy conditions of his home country and he kept his pro- mise. “I had no problems today with my bike and I rode as well as I could.“ Uusna's time today was 42:25.97 and he was 3 seconds faster than the second in overall classification – Matteo Pavoni from Italy who also won the Junior E1 class. The third in overall classification and the winner of the Junior Under 20 class was Joakim Grelsson from Sweden – he was 9 se- conds slower than Pavoni. The conditions in Paikuse today were close to perfect – the weather was dry and not too hot, about 20°C. It rained a little at night but for the morning the track had dried and the result only depended on the technical abilites of the riders. “The day was good, I had no problems on the track or with the bike,“ said Oscar Baletti who was satisfied with the result. He was Uusna's biggest competitor in the Senior E3 class and took the fourth place in the overall clas- sification. Not everybody was happy with the track in Paikuse. “Sand is not my thing at all. I had several crashes,“ the Swede Daniel Mundellwas critical about himself – he was holding the lead after
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Press ReleaseEnduro European Championship
at Paikuse (Estonia)
Today the local rider Rannar Uusna (class Senior E3) won the opening day of the Enduro Euro-pean Championship Round 2 in Paikuse, Estonia.
“I made one small mistake in the Enduro Test but otherwise I had a smooth day“, said Uusnawho after the first round of the Championship was holding the fifth position. Before the raceUusna set out to win in the familiar sandy conditions of his home country and he kept his pro-mise. “I had no problems today with my bike and I rode as well as I could.“ Uusna's timetoday was 42:25.97 and he was 3 seconds faster than the second in overall classification –Matteo Pavoni from Italy who also won the Junior E1 class. The third in overall classificationand the winner of the Junior Under 20 class was Joakim Grelsson from Sweden – he was 9 se-conds slower than Pavoni. The conditions in Paikuse today were close to perfect – the weather was dry and not too hot,about 20°C. It rained a little at night but for the morning the track had dried and the resultonly depended on the technical abilites of the riders. “The day was good, I had no problemson the track or with the bike,“ said Oscar Baletti who was satisfied with the result. He wasUusna's biggest competitor in the Senior E3 class and took the fourth place in the overall clas-sification. Not everybody was happy with the track in Paikuse. “Sand is not my thing at all. I had severalcrashes,“ the Swede Daniel Mundellwas critical about himself – he was holding the lead after
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the first EC round in the JuniorUnder 20 class. „I'll try to domuch better tomorrow“, he pro-mised. In the first day in PaikuseMundell was 25th in the overalland in his own class third afterJan Allers. 154 riders started this morningfor the European Championshipround in Paikuse from 17 diffe-rent countries. For the tomorro-w's race 151 bikes are ready inParc Ferme.The second day will start at 9AM local time (CET +2). Thelength of the track in Paikuse is 62 km and it has twoCross Tests, one Enduro Test and 2 Time Checks. The homepage of the event: paikuseenduro.euThe results: http://www.casomeric.cz/home.php
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