This Sunday marked the exciting commencement of the 30th Breslau Rallye, taking place in western Poland. Over 300 athletes gathered at the starting line, including three distinguished members from the CFMOTO Thunder Racing Team. The day’s challenge was a nine-kilometer prologue, designed to determine the starting positions for Monday’s race.
Antanas Kanopkinas of the CFMOTO Thunder Racing Team shared his thoughts on the day: “It was a fun day, similar to last year’s prologue. We’ve added some new navigation equipment to the quad, and today was all about getting accustomed to these updates. We managed to achieve that, and now we’re all set to rest up for tomorrow’s full-scale race.”
This year marks the sixth Breslau Rallye appearance for the CFMOTO Thunder Racing Team, featuring a unique lineup with racers from three different countries. Newcomer Guy Graham from England, alongside teammates A. Kanopkin and French racer G. Martinez, expressed enthusiasm for the brand and the unique challenges of the rally. “My background in quad racing definitely helps with the speed, but mastering the complex navigation will be the real test here,” Graham noted.
The rally promises six days of intense competition, with athletes covering an average of 150 kilometers daily across military training grounds known for their complex network of roads, making navigation particularly challenging. The highlight will be a grueling two-day marathon stage starting on Wednesday, pushing the racers to cover even greater distances.
Stay tuned as we continue to bring updates from the thrilling Breslau Rallye, and cheer on the CFMOTO Thunder Racing Team as they tackle the demanding terrain and fierce competition.
