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It's worth a look: these are some of the fastest and most brutal starts against the Shambhala
Slovenia⚽ Sports6 hr. ago

It's worth a look: these are some of the fastest and most brutal starts against the Shambhala

The article reports on high-speed mountain racing events held in Ilirska Bistrica, Slovenia, where drivers reached speeds over 250 km/h on ordinary roads without barriers. The event, which has hosted European championships for 19 years, features aggressive starts, loud engines, and intense competition. On Saturday, 221 competitors participated in two races, with results announced for both overall standings and Slovenian participants. French brothers Sebastien and Kevin Petit led the rankings, while Slovenian driver Vladimir Stankovič and tourist car competitor Kevin Raith also performed strongly. The race highlights the thrill and danger of high-speed motorsport on challenging terrain.

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It's worth a look: these are some of the fastest and most brutal starts against the Shambhala

The article reports on high-speed mountain racing events held in Ilirska Bistrica, Slovenia, where drivers reached speeds over 250 km/h on ordinary roads without barriers. The event, which has hosted European championships for 19 years, features aggressive starts, loud engines, and intense competition. On Saturday, 221 competitors participated in two races, with results announced for both overall standings and Slovenian participants. French brothers Sebastien and Kevin Petit led the rankings, while Slovenian driver Vladimir Stankovič and tourist car competitor Kevin Raith also performed strongly. The race highlights the thrill and danger of high-speed motorsport on challenging terrain.

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