Britain continues a clean breakaway with Belgium's Victor Hugo Stéphane close behind, while the Swiss driver falls yet farther back after fumbling gears. Coming up from behind, Czechoslovakia's Rychly somehow threads the needle between Germany and Switzerland as he sets up to counterattack on Germany -- but will the Teutonic Knight Hegkman allow it? Finland cuts around the late starting Omalie of Norway, barely avoiding a collision, putting Spain, Finland and France into a tight knot together, with La Fontaine skillfully hanging on behind the Spaniard Blanco. Both Omalie, who’s fallen back four positions so far, and Italy's Sebi Orsi are off and running now at the back of the pack, the high-pitched whine of the flamboyant Italian's Maserati testifying to his sudden entrance into the race.Thursday, November 20, 2008
Race :: Round 03 - A Clean Breakaway
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Britain continues a clean breakaway with Belgium's Victor Hugo Stéphane close behind, while the Swiss driver falls yet farther back after fumbling gears. Coming up from behind, Czechoslovakia's Rychly somehow threads the needle between Germany and Switzerland as he sets up to counterattack on Germany -- but will the Teutonic Knight Hegkman allow it? Finland cuts around the late starting Omalie of Norway, barely avoiding a collision, putting Spain, Finland and France into a tight knot together, with La Fontaine skillfully hanging on behind the Spaniard Blanco. Both Omalie, who’s fallen back four positions so far, and Italy's Sebi Orsi are off and running now at the back of the pack, the high-pitched whine of the flamboyant Italian's Maserati testifying to his sudden entrance into the race.
Britain continues a clean breakaway with Belgium's Victor Hugo Stéphane close behind, while the Swiss driver falls yet farther back after fumbling gears. Coming up from behind, Czechoslovakia's Rychly somehow threads the needle between Germany and Switzerland as he sets up to counterattack on Germany -- but will the Teutonic Knight Hegkman allow it? Finland cuts around the late starting Omalie of Norway, barely avoiding a collision, putting Spain, Finland and France into a tight knot together, with La Fontaine skillfully hanging on behind the Spaniard Blanco. Both Omalie, who’s fallen back four positions so far, and Italy's Sebi Orsi are off and running now at the back of the pack, the high-pitched whine of the flamboyant Italian's Maserati testifying to his sudden entrance into the race.
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