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November 21, 2009

Truggy Semi Final update

The Truggy Semi Finals have been run and it was pretty much as expected with Losi’s team drivers Yannick Aigoin and Martin Bayer winning their respective races by a 2-lap winning margin. First to secure his place in the final and pole position thanks to his fastest race time was Top Qualifier Aigoin. The Frenchman completed 28 laps in his 20-minute Semi heading home Kyosho UK’s Simon Willets. Bayer completed 27 laps on his way to an easy win over the Mugen of Alessandro Magi. Biggest casualty of the Semis was Italian Championship front runner Fabio Boero who lost almost 2-minutes as his pit crew replaced a nut which had come loose on his Mugen’s throttle linkage.

Truggy Main starting grid
1. Yannick Aigoin (FR) – Losi/Novarossi
2. Martin Bayer (CZ) – Losi/Novarossi
3. Simon Willets (UK) – Kyosho/Team Orion
4. Alessandro Magi (IT) – Mugen/SM
5. Frank Lemke (D) – Kyosho/Team Orion
6. Gerd Pfeifer (A) – Associated/Reedy
7. Remi Riel (FR) – Mugen/GRP
8. Michel Pedri (IT) – Losi/OS
9. Rudi Traxler (A) – Associated/Novarossi
10.Richy Ferraro (IT) – Mugen/Axe
11.Francesco Liggieri (IT) – Xray/OS
12.Tommaso Andreuccetti (IT) – Losi/OS

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