There are rounds where all the drivers have a given time to pass all the proposed zones, the goal being to qualify for the final where only 3 drivers participate. During this decisive semi-final phase, the master of the discipline Toni Bou (who has 34 world titles, indoor and outdoor combined) starts second to last, while his teammate, higher ranked, brings up the rear.
This round was also an opportunity to see Noé Pretalli (best Swiss driver) compete at world level. Even supported by his audience, the march is high and he was not able to create a surprise. We also saw Frenchman Gaël Chatagno riding an Electric Motion Epure FACTOR-e, a world first at this level. There was something fascinating about the obstacles climbed in silence.
Swiss moto, a partner of the event, had an area made of wooden boxes reaching 5 meters high. Motorex, also a partner, made the pilots jump from tank to tank, all taller than a man; the first ascent having got the better of many runners.
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