Michal Orlowski scores a double win at the 2013 Mazovia Championships

  

Team Durango continue to enjoy massive success with both the DEX210 and DEX410V3 racing platforms. Our Polish team are once again up to their ‘old tricks’ with a performance at the recent Mazovia Championships that confirms their strangle hold on this prestigious series. Round 3 of the series was held in the village of Nowa Wies near Warsaw, and was as close to a perfect performance for double winner Michal Orlowski as you can get.
 
 
Michal piloted his DEX210 to an overall first position, with his 2WD TQ being very secure as he dominated the day from start to finish. Michal led his Team Durango team mates through a near perfect series of qualifying rounds, that also saw Bartek Zambrzycki qualify second for the A main and finish in the winners circle with a third overall. Pawel Staszewski qualified third in the A final to complete the Team Durango domination of 2WD.
 
Michal and Bartek were not content with just ruling the finishing table in 2WD with their DEX210′s so they set about driving their DEX410V3′s to a first and second podium finish in 4WD as well. Michal drove his DEX410V3 to a solid win at the largest indoor off-road race in Poland. Also not daunted by the scale of this event, Bartek found his performance was his strongest to date with a second in 4WD added to his previous podium position in 2WD.
 

The final results tables looked like this:

2WD Buggy
1st Michal Orlowski – Team Durango DEX210
2nd Mateusz Ogonowski
3rd Bartek Zambrzycki – Team Durango DEX210

4WD Buggy
1st Michal Orlowski – Team Durango DEX410V3
2nd Bartek Zambrzycki – Team Durango DEX410V3
3rd Artur Kramza

Team Durango Poland continue to solidify their position as one of the top-flight off-road teams in Europe. Performances such as this will also further confirm the flexibility and world class performance of both the DEX210 and DEX410V3 cars. Four podium finishes from a possible six available at the Mazovia Championships. Michal Orlowski and Team Durango Poland are ‘Serious About Racing’. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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