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BARTLOMIEJ TABIN (POL) #102 Enduro category
๐คHello, welcome everyone, this is Tabin Bartลomiej. We are at the 30th edition of the Rallye Breslau. My day started off very well today. The prologue, as we know, is short. We are still waiting for the official results, but I probably won it. So tomorrow I will be opening the route. Of course, this is just a short part of the whole big rally, and the real racing is just beginning. So tomorrow I will probably be opening the route.
Obviously, it's difficult, but we will try to have a great time together with friends and our team here for this 30th edition, and we'll see each other in tomorrow's stages.
I am a finisher of the 2024 Dakar Rally, so I also wanted to say that for me, participating in both Dakar and rallies like the Rallye Breslau is a very exciting event. So keep your fingers crossed, we're live.
๐คHello, welcome everyone, this is Tabin Bartลomiej. We are at the 30th edition of the Rallye Breslau. My day started off very well today. The prologue, as we know, is short. We are still waiting for the official results, but I probably won it. So tomorrow I will be opening the route. Of course, this is just a short part of the whole big rally, and the real racing is just beginning. So tomorrow I will probably be opening the route.
Obviously, it's difficult, but we will try to have a great time together with friends and our team here for this 30th edition, and we'll see each other in tomorrow's stages.
I am a finisher of the 2024 Dakar Rally, so I also wanted to say that for me, participating in both Dakar and rallies like the Rallye Breslau is a very exciting event. So keep your fingers crossed, we're live.
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MARCEL SNIJDERS (NLD), co-driver of Janus van Kasteren. SSV category
๐คHello this morning we had a little accident Janus was going for like a sort of shakedown and he crashed with the mechanic and this is what is left of it but we have very good mechanics and they are fixing the car now so new window everything new so it's gonna be good for tomorrow. We have to start all behind number 473 so we have to start behind but some people we we catch some people but was dust and not easy to pass but was only eight or nine kilometers so was good. It was like sand with bumpy and little water inside but was yeah I've been here more but navigation was short, 100 meters, 150, but it was good, it was good. And the mechanics did a very good job that we can drive today.
๐คHello this morning we had a little accident Janus was going for like a sort of shakedown and he crashed with the mechanic and this is what is left of it but we have very good mechanics and they are fixing the car now so new window everything new so it's gonna be good for tomorrow. We have to start all behind number 473 so we have to start behind but some people we we catch some people but was dust and not easy to pass but was only eight or nine kilometers so was good. It was like sand with bumpy and little water inside but was yeah I've been here more but navigation was short, 100 meters, 150, but it was good, it was good. And the mechanics did a very good job that we can drive today.
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Robert Przybyลowski (POL) #95 Enduro category
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Hello. Today is the first day of our Rallye Breslau. It was the prologue. The prologue was 10 kilometers, about 10 kilometers. I finished in tenth position. I am happy with this result because, as we say, it is an inauguration for me with this heavy motorcycle. Additionally, I had it fully fueled, you could say full, so 30 liters. This added extra weight, but I ride with a heavy load to get used to this type of rally, riding on sand with a full load. So, as I said, congratulations to my colleagues. Congratulations to the organizer for a well-prepared route. And thanks also to my sponsors for allowing me to participate today. Keep your fingers crossed for me and weโll keep going. See you tomorrow.
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Hello. Today is the first day of our Rallye Breslau. It was the prologue. The prologue was 10 kilometers, about 10 kilometers. I finished in tenth position. I am happy with this result because, as we say, it is an inauguration for me with this heavy motorcycle. Additionally, I had it fully fueled, you could say full, so 30 liters. This added extra weight, but I ride with a heavy load to get used to this type of rally, riding on sand with a full load. So, as I said, congratulations to my colleagues. Congratulations to the organizer for a well-prepared route. And thanks also to my sponsors for allowing me to participate today. Keep your fingers crossed for me and weโll keep going. See you tomorrow.
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Marius Damavicius & Albert Veliamovic (LEU) SSV category
Albert, I don't see you. I'm driving the Prologue and my eyes just now are very good. I don't know. You see, you see. What do you see for me? I see... I'm just kidding, I'm just kidding. Very short Prologue. Only 9 kilometers. With the belts, you know. One minute and we finish. It's finished, yes? No, 8 minutes 47 seconds. We finish. We finished top 10, yes? Maybe. Yes, top 10. About top 10. This result is very good for us. Are you happy? Very, very happy.
I am happy two times in my life. Where I find my wife, beautiful wife, and where I go in top 10. So, short, but tomorrow it's a difficult day. Very long day and half day. Yeah, we will start 10th position. I think it's very good. Because a lot of good racers, you know. Very good racers. John Van Castel, number one. Number one. So tomorrow I think we can say something more. Today just rest. Today very, very small kilometer. The track not so easy and not so fast. Dunes level 3. Dunes, not dunes. Only... Joking. Forest, forest. Some gravels. Some gravels, yes. Not good. Very easy navigation. Is he sleeping? I was sitting in telephone. Just look TikTok. That's it. That's it. That's all for this day. That's all. See you tomorrow, guys.
Albert, I don't see you. I'm driving the Prologue and my eyes just now are very good. I don't know. You see, you see. What do you see for me? I see... I'm just kidding, I'm just kidding. Very short Prologue. Only 9 kilometers. With the belts, you know. One minute and we finish. It's finished, yes? No, 8 minutes 47 seconds. We finish. We finished top 10, yes? Maybe. Yes, top 10. About top 10. This result is very good for us. Are you happy? Very, very happy.
I am happy two times in my life. Where I find my wife, beautiful wife, and where I go in top 10. So, short, but tomorrow it's a difficult day. Very long day and half day. Yeah, we will start 10th position. I think it's very good. Because a lot of good racers, you know. Very good racers. John Van Castel, number one. Number one. So tomorrow I think we can say something more. Today just rest. Today very, very small kilometer. The track not so easy and not so fast. Dunes level 3. Dunes, not dunes. Only... Joking. Forest, forest. Some gravels. Some gravels, yes. Not good. Very easy navigation. Is he sleeping? I was sitting in telephone. Just look TikTok. That's it. That's it. That's all for this day. That's all. See you tomorrow, guys.
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Marius Damavicius & Albert Veliamovic (LEU) SSV category. Prologue
๐Rallye Breslau, prologue. Enduro: Polish story
The most numerous category in this rally-raid was the Enduro category. Of these, Poland was represented by 13 drivers, one of whom was Robert Przybyลowski, the debutant of Rallye Breslau.
https://medium.com/@crosscountryrally/rallye-breslau-prologue-enduro-polish-story-6665f237b420
The most numerous category in this rally-raid was the Enduro category. Of these, Poland was represented by 13 drivers, one of whom was Robert Przybyลowski, the debutant of Rallye Breslau.
https://medium.com/@crosscountryrally/rallye-breslau-prologue-enduro-polish-story-6665f237b420
๐Rallye Breslau, prologue. Enduro: SSV: double vision from the Lithuanians
Of this large company of SSV crews, 11 participants represent Lithuania (plus one Lithuanian navigator who starts with an Estonian rider). We bring to your attention two crews from Lithuania, who came to Rallye Breslau with different experience.
https://medium.com/@crosscountryrally/rallye-breslau-prologue-ssv-double-vision-from-the-lithuanians-1728291b908d
Of this large company of SSV crews, 11 participants represent Lithuania (plus one Lithuanian navigator who starts with an Estonian rider). We bring to your attention two crews from Lithuania, who came to Rallye Breslau with different experience.
https://medium.com/@crosscountryrally/rallye-breslau-prologue-ssv-double-vision-from-the-lithuanians-1728291b908d
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๐ต๐ฑ Rallye Breslau 2024
LEG 1
24.06.2024
Cross-Country
โก๏ธLiason start 3.7 km
๐SS1 135,78 km
โฌ ๏ธLiason finish 9.01 km
Extreme
โก๏ธLiason start 3.67 km
๐SS1 30.00 km
๐SS2 91.85 km
โฌ ๏ธLiason finish 9.01 km
๐8:00 Bivouac out for the first ๐
๐9:05 Bivouac out for the first ๐
๐8:19 Start ๐
๐8:24 Start ๐
๐10:52 Finish ๐
๐11:57 Finish ๐
๐11:07 Bivouac ๐
๐12:12 Bivouac ๐
Tracking: https://geotraq.live/Rallye-Breslau-2024/
Timing: https://geotraq.live/Rallye-Breslau-2024/live.php
LEG 1
24.06.2024
Cross-Country
โก๏ธLiason start 3.7 km
๐SS1 135,78 km
โฌ ๏ธLiason finish 9.01 km
Extreme
โก๏ธLiason start 3.67 km
๐SS1 30.00 km
๐SS2 91.85 km
โฌ ๏ธLiason finish 9.01 km
๐8:00 Bivouac out for the first ๐
๐9:05 Bivouac out for the first ๐
๐8:19 Start ๐
๐8:24 Start ๐
๐10:52 Finish ๐
๐11:57 Finish ๐
๐11:07 Bivouac ๐
๐12:12 Bivouac ๐
Tracking: https://geotraq.live/Rallye-Breslau-2024/
Timing: https://geotraq.live/Rallye-Breslau-2024/live.php
๐๐๐๐๐ฒ, ๐ฌ๐ญ๐๐๐๐ฒ, ๐ ๐จ! ๐๐ซ๐๐ฌ๐ฅ๐๐ฎ ๐๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฒ ๐๐๐๐ ๐ฌ๐ญ๐๐ซ๐ญ๐๐
๐โ๐๐๐ก ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ข๐ ๐ค๐๐กโ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ก๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐กโ๐ ๐ฃ๐๐๐ฆ ๐๐๐๐ ๐ก ๐๐๐ฆ ๐๐ ๐กโ๐ ๐๐๐๐๐กโ๐๐
After the technical verifications and the starting ceremony, rally Breslau is officially on the go. The race began with a short, 9-kilometers prologue, where the two categories โ Extreme and Cross-Country had their separate routes. For the CC it was a fast sandy track with a tricky navigation and for the EX we saw a pure Breslau stage, with challenging mudholes and water crossings.
In the bike class, it was Bartolomiej Tabin (KTM) from Poland, who set the best time, steeling some 20 seconds from his compatriot Krzysztof Jarmuz (KTM). Another Polish triumph was in the ATV class, where Kamil Baszczynski (Polaris) beat Marcin Wilkolek (Polaris) with 15 seconds.
Janus Van Kasteren (Yamaha) claimed the stage win in the SSV class, with tiny 8 seconds advance to another Dutch - Jan Van Gerven (Can Am).
In the Car Open CC class Mindaugas Povilaitis (Toyota) from Lithuania claimed the best t ime on the prologue. As the short track suggest, here the differences also were small - Herman Jasper (Bowler) from Nederlands were second for the day, only 11 seconds behind the leader. In the Cat Limited CC it was Gregorz Brochocki (Toyota), who bring another good news to the host-country of Breslau.
In the Truck CC class, William Van Groningen (Iveco) won the prologue and will open the first full-scale stage in front of his compatriot from Nederlands Marc Leeuw (Ginaf).
Moving to the Extreme category, the well-known Estonian pilot Hardo Mere (HM7 Proto) won the muddy prologue in the car class, with more than three minutes advance to his countryman Karl-Erik Abram (Toyota). Stefan Braun (Unimog) was the fastest in the samll truck class, and his compatriot Ralf Britz (MAN) will open the stage for the big trucks.
๐โ๐๐๐ก ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ข๐ ๐ค๐๐กโ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ก๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐กโ๐ ๐ฃ๐๐๐ฆ ๐๐๐๐ ๐ก ๐๐๐ฆ ๐๐ ๐กโ๐ ๐๐๐๐๐กโ๐๐
After the technical verifications and the starting ceremony, rally Breslau is officially on the go. The race began with a short, 9-kilometers prologue, where the two categories โ Extreme and Cross-Country had their separate routes. For the CC it was a fast sandy track with a tricky navigation and for the EX we saw a pure Breslau stage, with challenging mudholes and water crossings.
In the bike class, it was Bartolomiej Tabin (KTM) from Poland, who set the best time, steeling some 20 seconds from his compatriot Krzysztof Jarmuz (KTM). Another Polish triumph was in the ATV class, where Kamil Baszczynski (Polaris) beat Marcin Wilkolek (Polaris) with 15 seconds.
Janus Van Kasteren (Yamaha) claimed the stage win in the SSV class, with tiny 8 seconds advance to another Dutch - Jan Van Gerven (Can Am).
In the Car Open CC class Mindaugas Povilaitis (Toyota) from Lithuania claimed the best t ime on the prologue. As the short track suggest, here the differences also were small - Herman Jasper (Bowler) from Nederlands were second for the day, only 11 seconds behind the leader. In the Cat Limited CC it was Gregorz Brochocki (Toyota), who bring another good news to the host-country of Breslau.
In the Truck CC class, William Van Groningen (Iveco) won the prologue and will open the first full-scale stage in front of his compatriot from Nederlands Marc Leeuw (Ginaf).
Moving to the Extreme category, the well-known Estonian pilot Hardo Mere (HM7 Proto) won the muddy prologue in the car class, with more than three minutes advance to his countryman Karl-Erik Abram (Toyota). Stefan Braun (Unimog) was the fastest in the samll truck class, and his compatriot Ralf Britz (MAN) will open the stage for the big trucks.