Rallye Breslau, Leg 1. Enduro: debutante adventure
By Stephan Wolf
On the first full race day of Rallye Breslau 2024, a 135.78km special stage awaited the competitors. Difficult course, difficult navigation — in the Enduro classification the average speed of the winner of the special stage was less than 60 km/h!
After yesterday’s successful prologue, Robert Przybyłowski finished today’s SS1 in the Top 20 - according to preliminary results, he has a 15th position both on the special stage and in the overall Enduro standings.
Robert Przybyłowski (KTM 450 Replica Rally, Enduro): “Finished on the first special stage - it’s two big fragments, about 60–70 km each. The track looks like a real tank polygon - big holes, lots of sand. Difficult navigation, many complicated places on the route. It is necessary to be very attentive on the track. There were many encounters with slower and faster opponents. I didn’t even look at who was driving at what speed. I only looked at how I was riding and corrected my path. Although there were some difficulties on the sand, the day ended well for me. See you tomorrow!”
Another Polish debutant at Rallye Breslau, Michał Grzywna, is gradually improving his results. If at the prologue he was qualified in 40th position in the Enduro category, today on the special stage Grzywna finished 30th.
Michał Grzywna (Husqvarna 450 FE, Enduro): “This is my first participation at Rallye Breslau. In the past, I started twice in Greece at the Hellas Rally Raid. Today’s route was a big special stage, which consisted of two smaller stages with a total of more than a hundred kilometers. The day went well, my bike was very good. Today’s route was relatively easy for me. I made a small mistake on the track today, but it wasn’t a problem. The navigation was successful, good speed”.
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