Panattoni Carboniacup returns to Most for the second time

The fourth racing day awaits the Panattoni Carboniacup participants on July 9th, and this time they return to their home environment of the Most autodrome, where we will see this year's fourth racing day and the full starting grids promise a decent spectacle during the summer holiday season. Admission will again be free for spectators.
The preliminary races in Most, Pannoniaring and Brno have always shown a nice field of racing cars, interesting battles on the track, but also minor accidents or withdrawals due to technical problems. Group A will also be divided into two races this time due to the great interest and we will have two free practices, qualifications and then the races in the afternoon. In total, around 110 vehicles will be presented in five races and groups.

Group A1,3 will welcome René Buchhold with Lada Samara, Petr Zelenka with Suzuki Swift, or Pavel Oršula with Skoda 130LR in Most. In the 1600cc group A1, we have entered Jiří Čížek with Felicia, Ivan Dobřanský with VW Polo, Josef Turban with Audi 50, Manfred Fraissl with Fiat Ritmo, Hans von Ah with VW Golf I, or Českolipák Milan Dorda with Skoda 130 RS. In the two-liter category, Jan Vojtko with Toyota Gt86, Jiří Volena with Skoda Octavia Cup, Jiří Zeman with Honda Type R, Matěj Chabr with Mazda RX8 and Polák Lach with MX5 and Vojtěch Krupka and Jiří Šarocha with BMW E30 cars. We will see a pleiad of BMW cars in A3, up to 3000cc. Walter Forster, Olaf Hauesner, Uwe Schäfer, Matthias Milker and Emiljano Peter will start here, the other BMW will be driven by Hungarian Ivan Ivanov, Michal Adensam or Miroslav Látr and Ivan Prantner will set off with a Renault Clio V.

The second field of group A+ will also be very busy. In A4 up to 3500cc, Mario Tischendorf will drive a Seat Supercopa, Jan Šefrna this time with an Audi TTS, Riccardo Müller with a VW Scirocco R-Cup and two BMW GTR cars will be brought by Martin Toth and Christoph Drauch from Austria. In A5, we will see Hungarian Gábor Ponyiczký with a BMW M3 GTR and Christian Drauch with a BMW E36 GTR. Group A6 for the Škoda Octavia III RS Trophy will welcome Bedřich Prokop, Pavel Fatrla, Jan Svitavský, David Kratochvíl and Daniel Tomaševič to Most. In the more modified two-liter A7, there will be two Germans, namely Günter Stubenrauch and Josef Dauerer with a VW Scirocco. In A8 up to 3500cc, a trio of Praga R1 cars will drive, namely Roman Roubíček, Jiří Ruml and Alex Tlustý. In the A9 over 3500cc, we have in the Panattoni Carboniacup starting field Pavel Sovička with a Dodge Viper GT3, two AMG GT4s with Slávek Kárník and Filip Schon, BMW M4 GT4 JM Schuttrumpf, Jiří Urban with a Corvette Z06, Tomáš Zabloudil with a Lamborghini ST, and two Porsche 992 GT3 cars, i.e. Austrian Michael Oliver and newly returning to the racing circuits Robert Lucák from the DCR team.

In group B, we will see a full field of production cars. In A1, Pavel Gajdoš and Tomáš Myšička will start with Peugeot 206s. In the two-liter B2, Jiří Vaněček and Jiří Vejs will come to race with Mazda RX8, Libor Šajner with Toyota GT86, Sára Zelenková with Alfa Romeo 147, Tomáš Durdik with Renault Clio and Michal Zimmer with Toyota Altezza. In the three-liter B3, Zdeněk Šimoník will drive with BMW 130i, Klára Sobotková with Yaris GR, Petr Moučka with BMW and two other Yaris GRs will be presented by Jakub Křeček and Michal Vítek. In B4 up to 3500cc, we will welcome newcomers Jan Domiter with VW Golf VII and Bohumil Urban with MINI Cooper GT, or also Radek Zimmer with Lotus Exige and Tibor Horvath with Subaru STi. Above 3500cc, Most hosts Pavel Sovička with a Ford Mustang GT, Jan Vojtek with a BMW M2, Jiří Jakl with an AMG C63, Petr Krejsa with an Alfa Romeo Ghiulia, Petr Tomek with a BMW 135i, Petr Ziegler from Switzerland and Christian Arnold in Porsche GT3 cars.
Among the prototypes of the C1 group we will see Sven Kahnt, in the C2 up to 1800cc Jiří Švec with Funyo SP05 Evo Peugeot and Jürgen Kapeller with Radical SR3 RS are planning to compete. In the C2+ group we will see Pavel Sovička with Lotus Eleven 311, András Kirschner from Hungary with Radical SR8 and Markus Hofer from Austria with Radical SR3 RS Turbo. The group for Caterhams and similar designs has Simone Aglietti, Marek Bláha, Jakub Kirchner and Tomáš Plch in the field, in the saltier versions of the C4 Jakub and Martin Křečková and Tomáš Zahrádka with Caterham Super Seven will drive.

In the D1 formulae we have Tomm Flemming from Germany on the grid with Formel Gloria C8F, as well as Radim Reniers and Jan Kapr, Martin Walther will bring the BMW formula and Pavel Procházka will drive the Leastone construction. In the D6 up to 1600cc, Miroslav Čulík will race with a Renault Campus, David Nedbal with a Tomis 99-02 and the Germans Ingo Weiss with a Formel Renault 1.6, Nils Holger Wilms with a Melkus 90 and Klaus Alfred Zygar with a Zagk 13/8. In the two-liter category we have Petr Morávk, Luboš Škarda and Radek Kroupa with a Formel Renault 2.0, Reinhard Zängler with an Opel Lotus, Pole Michal Malecki with a Dallara F3, and the German Gerhard Lindinger with an older Dallara F392. In the F4 cars, i.e. in group D5, Václav Šafář, Jakub Matušek, Jakub Roubíček will race on the track, as well as foreign drivers Ralf Gläser and Kiara Henni from Germany and Bulgarian Martin Stojanov.

There will be plenty to watch, so if you have time, definitely stop by the racetrack in Most on July 9th and cheer on your favorites.

Vlada Rozanek and PET

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