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Fourteen thousand spectators, an electrifying atmosphere, and an incredible fireworks display\u2014both literally and metaphorically speaking\u2014set the stage for an unforgettable event. The SuperEnduro World Championship competitors gathered at the MVM Dome on Saturday, where Billy Bolt once again triumphed in the Prestige category, just as he did last year. However, Hungarian fans had even more to celebrate as Norbert Zsigovits clinched a victory and Roland Liszka secured third place\u2014perhaps even greater reasons for excitement.<\/p>\n
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People kept arriving, patiently waiting for their turn, and grown men were just as thrilled to get autographs as the children and young women. The racers, in turn, held their ground\u2014just as they did on the rocks, logs, and jumps. This was Hungary\u2019s first major motorsport festive of the year, held in one of Central Europe\u2019s largest indoor venues, the MVM Dome.<\/p>\n
Even the morning program attracted thousands of spectators, but by the afternoon, the stadium was nearly full. The event kicked off with an autograph session\u2014anyone who could get close to the gladiators eagerly did so. To no one’s surprise, Norbert Zsigovits\u2019s autograph cards ran out the fastest\u2014not because he brought too few, but because every Hungarian fan stopped to see him.<\/p>\n
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It was no wonder that the arena erupted when Zsigovits won the first final race of the European Cup. \u201cThis wouldn\u2019t have been possible without the fantastic crowd,\u201d said Zsigovits, admitting that he miscalculated. He thought the race was over when there was still one lap to go, which threw him off a bit\u2014but luckily, not enough to stop him from winning. \u201cThe track is tough but has a good rhythm. The rubber-clad ramp before the finish, where you have to climb three ledges, is a real challenge for everyone.\u201d<\/p>\n
The second final race was another intense battle, with Zsigovits finishing second. The winner, Germany\u2019s Fynn Hannemann, secured the overall European Cup title with this victory. However, to the delight of the home crowd, Zsigovits was awarded the trophy for the best performance in the Budapest round, and the Hungarian national anthem played in his honour. That made the autographs from earlier even more valuable before the evening finals.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s an indescribable feeling to end the season with a race win and secure the championship title,\u201d said a jubilant Hannemann, this year\u2019s European Cup champion. Meanwhile, Zsigovits, who finished third overall, was deeply moved: \u201cI\u2019ve stood on podiums before, but never in front of so many people, in front of such a wonderful home crowd. It was an incredible experience!\u201d<\/p>\n
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In the World Championship series, the most attention was, of course, on the Prestige category, where Billy Bolt holds a significant lead in the overall standings. When asked about his dominance, he humbly responded: \u201cOn paper, it may look like I have a big advantage, but the truth is, I have to fight for victory in every single race. I\u2019ve been under pressure, but in the end, things always worked out in my favour.\u201d<\/p>\n
Bolt set the pace during the morning session, but Mitchell Brightmore won the time trial, while Johnny Walker was the fastest in the SuperPole. This set the stage for an exciting showdown in the final. As expected, Billy Bolt was phenomenal, confidently winning the first race.<\/p>\n
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Then, Jonathan Walker claimed victory in the second race with equal confidence. The decisive third race saw Walker slip in the first turn, and despite a heroic effort to climb back to third place, it was four-time world champion Billy Bolt who won the race\u2014and with it, the Budapest round.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m happy that I improved race by race, got more comfortable with the track, made some adjustments to the bike, and by the end, I was really able to ride well,\u201d said the victorious Bolt, who further extended his lead in the overall standings.<\/p>\n
So, just like last year, Bolt conquered the Dome once again!<\/p>\n
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In the Junior category, the entire arena cheered for Roland Liszka. The Hungarian racer secretly hoped for a podium finish, but in such a competitive field with relentless battles, that was no easy feat. He secured a sixth and a fifth-place finish in the first two races, but in the third race, after a fierce fight, he climbed from eighth place at the start to finish second. Even better, this performance earned him a spot on the podium as the third-place finisher of the Budapest round!<\/p>\n
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