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February 20, 2015

Ronnefalk takes second eBuggy qualifier

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Defending eBuggy Champion David Ronnefalk headed a HB 1-2 in the second round of qualifying at the DNC, the Swede outpacing team-mate and Q1 pace setter Ty Tessmann by 1.8-seconds. Having suffered two bad laps in Q1 at either end of the 7-minutes which would leave him 5th fastest, in Q2 he would reduce his errors to just one which came on lap 5. Setting a blistering pace, the European 1/8th Gas buggy champion would be the only driver to run below 37-seconds posting two 36-second laps. Behind the HB pairing, A-Main team driver Austin Blair would take his S-Workz to the third fastest time followed by the Tekno of Joe Bornhorst. Fresh from TQ’ing the second round of Truggy, Jared Tebo would posted the 5th fastest time with Mugen’s Adam Drake completing the Top 6.

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