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Graham Jarvis achieved the win in
the second day at the Germany GP, held in Kiefersfelden. The
Brit took his first victory in the season, ahead of Dougie
Lampkin and Takahisa Fujinami, who finished tied, second and
third in final standings besides Adam Raga. The Spaniard led the
first lap in the circuit, though finally he dropped fourth final
place.
Marc Freixa had the opportunity to
attack the leadership in overall with only two points under
Lampkin after yesterday results, but the Montesa's rider felt some
nerves by the worth of the points today and finished fifth. Fujinami
has passed Freixa in standings and now the Japanese has the
runner up, with one point average over the Spaniard, seven
points to Lampkin.
Good performance also for Marc
Colomer, who reached the sixth place today. All the Spaniards
punished by the federation returned to official competitions
this weekend, with different luck. Albert Cabestany was always
very far from first positions and closed his course today in
a fair ninth place.
The weather became very diverse,
with rain at the beginning and soft sun at the end of the
competition. Some sections were very slippery due to the mud.
The Brit Dougie Lampkin maintains
first place overall after these results despite not achieving
any win this weekend, like in tha last round contested in
Luxembourg.
After the Germany GP, World Series
lands in two weeks in Motegi, Japan.
Germany GP - Day 2
1. Graham Jarvis 32 penalties
2. Dougie Lampkin 33
3. Takahisa Fujinami 33
4. Adam Raga 33
5. Marc Freixa 46
6. Marc Colomer 47
7. Josep Manzano 49
8. Kenichi Kuroyama 54
9. Albert Cabestany 55
10. Jordi Pascuet 62
World Trial Championship 2003
General Standings
1. Dougie Lampkin 101
2. Takahisa Fujinami 94
3. Marc Freixa 93
4. Graham Jarvis 80
5. Kenichi Kuroyama 60
6. Adam Raga 54
7. Albert Cabestany 41
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