US EditionWajtknecht Snatches FIM Long Track World Championship Lead at Marmande
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Wajtknecht snatches FIM Long Track World Championship lead at Marmande
British lion Zach Wajtknecht raced to victory in the Grand Final at round two of the 2025 FIM Long Track World Championship powered by Anlas, Kineo and HKC Koopmann at Marmande in France on Sunday night with his first win in almost three years elevating him to the front of the title chase. Zach Wajtknecht opens up four-point championship lead at round two Lukas Fienhage stays in contention with second at Marmande Defending champion Martin Smoli…
With the British Zach Wajtknecht the driver with the most preliminary points also won the final on the grass track in Marmande/France. Defender of the title Martin Smolinski has lost the lead in the long-distance world championship.
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