Together organized by Racing Action 04 Lorzweiler and the Ecurie Lëtzebuerg, a mountain race took place 13 years after the last edition on Easter Monday in Lorenzweiler. The imposing spectator backdrop underlined that the efforts to revive the traditional race had worth it.
The starter field – intended for the premiere – was a bit small, from spectacular open sports prototypes to the small Citroën AX, everything was at the start. Clear audience favorites, not last because of their look and their sound, were GT vehicles such as the Audi R8 GT3 or the Porsche 911 in various GT3 cup designs.
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Patrik Zajelsnik became the clear overall winner. The German-Slovenian, which already last year had won the mountain race in Eschdorfwon in the Nova Proto NP01 in front of the two Luxembourgers Dany Demuth (Norma M20 FC) and Tommy Rollinger (Osella FA30). In the end, Demuth and Rollinger separated only one and a half tenths of a second.
The Luxembourg fans can stay in racing mode: The European Hill Race will take place in Eschdorf in less than two weeks (May 3 and 4).
Before the start, the mood at the Lamela Cup pilots is relaxed: Alain Pier (left) and Laurent Özkan are talking here. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
The Revolt 3PO from Canio Marchione looks spectacular. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Frank Maas (Osella Pa21) is waiting for his efforts. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Sandra Donkels-Becker drives in the Renault Clio 2 Cup. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
The spectators in Lorenzweiler are ready. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
The cell phones are pulled out. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Patrik Zajelsnik is particularly fast in the Nova Proto NP01. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Dany Demuth (Norma M20 FC) drives the second fastest time. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Stéphane Emond races across the route in the Audi R8 GT3. Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Gilles Bruckner (Lamera Cup). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Nico Schilling (Subaru Impreza Wrx STI). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Michel Fernandes (Porsche 992). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Tania Flammang (VW Fun Cup). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Thomas Ostermann (BMW E30 HOTEC). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Steve Fernandes (Porsche GT3 992 Rallye). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Nicolas Brebsom (Lamborghini Huracan). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
Ralf Orth (Porsche GT3 Cup). Photo: Alexander Daleiden
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