SloveniaAt the national rally championship in Žale, a dramatic day unfolded, particularly during the final speed test. Both leading contenders, Rok Turk (Hyundai i20 Rally2, co-driver Blanka Kacin) and Mark Škulj (Škoda Fabia RS Rally2, co-driver Uroš Ocvirk), experienced punctured tires on the same corner, though Škulj lost significantly more time. Despite this setback, Turk secured his second win of the season, reducing his deficit to Škulj in the overall standings to 16 points. Škulj finished fourth in the final standings, while Marko Grossi (Citroën C3 Rally2, co-driver Tara Berlot) took second place, just 4.6 seconds behind Turk. The race was marked by intense competition, with Turk ultimately emerging victorious after overcoming challenges such as driving on a flat tire and gravel. Turk reflected on the challenging race, acknowledging both highs and lows throughout the event.
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