Motorsports
This Saturday there will be 4 games of the Daiichi Federation (G.2). Europa receives At. Madrilenians of Gaba
Europa heads to Gabba to host Atlético B
Europe – Atletico Madrid
Field: La Bovila Municipal 16.15
Europe: Juan Frère. Guillem, Campeny, Alex Cano, Escoluela. Marcel Sugros. Meshach, Izan González, Adnan, Jordi Cano. Like Mahikas or Khalid.
substitute: Lucas (PS), Vacas, Alex Pla, George Andrews, Toni Caravaca, Adam El Moqueres.
Atletico Madrid: Esquivel. Bonyal, Barboza, Spina, Dani Martinez. Koke Mota, Javi Serrano, Belotti, Arnau Ortiz, Rayane. Miguel Cubo. substitute: Mario de Luis (PS), Iker Luque, Jano, Koke Mota, Adrián Coral, Jorge Castillo, Sitz, Morales, Nájera.
referee: Ekaitu Ikini García Arriola. Basque Committee.
The match between Europa and Atletico Madridleño will be hosted by La Bovila de Gaba. This is because the facilities at Can Drago will not be ready until February 8th, when Hércules will be home. If the subsidiary wins, Sabadell will be provisionally ousted from the top position.
Gracians will be left without the help of Ibuki and Salva, while Fernando Torres’ Rojiblancos will be without Kostis and Julio Diaz. Juancar Navacerrada
Marbella is going through its worst times
Marbella – Tarazona
Field: Dama de Noche – Banús Center- 16.15
Marbella: David Vasilev; Jorge Alvaré, Juan Rodriguez, Escasi, Alex Martinez. Eugeni, Alex Lopez. Hisham, Luis Alcalde, and Jose Cambra. Rodri Rios.
substitute: Manu Garcia (PS), Dani Selma, Adrian Ruiz, Oemmen, Fattore, Du, Palacin.
Tarazona: Josele. Ramon, López, Borge, Chechu, Bisi. Soto, Carrasco, Vaquero. Aguero and Jimenez.
substitute: Amigo (PS), Cubillas, Imanol, Armero, Juan Pablo.
referee: Juan Fracisco Roca Robles. Murcia Commission.
Marbella are experiencing one of the most delicate periods of the season, with just one win in their last 11 games, languishing at the bottom of their group. The Mavs will be without injured Marcos Holguin and Gabriel Clemente. Traore and Marc Trils are both suspended for Tarazona. Julio/Gonzalo Alba
Antequera looks for surprise in Alcorcón
Alcorcon Antequera
Field: Santo Domingo Municipal Stadium 6:30 p.m.
Alcorcon: Aisa; Pol Domingo, Jordi Paula, João Rojas, Sam. Mariano, Rai Mercian, Tarsi, Yael, and Borja Martinez. Vladis. substitute: David N. (ps), Aparicio, Sergio Nieto, Oriol Martí, Palmer, Iván Pérez, Lucas Pérez, Raul Blanco, Eversson, Rafa Llorente.
Antequera: Dani Alcavar; Javi Anton, Aspra, Valve, Edu Sanchez. Rafa Diz, Quintana. Siddiqui, Luismi Gutierrez, and Adria Gene. Ossama. substitute: Sam Perez (PS), Iván Rodríguez, Marcelo, Moi Parra, David Lamor, Rivas, Fabbri, Maxi Cabrera.
Referee: Manuel Pozueta Rodriguez. Cantabrian Commission.
Antequera will aim to bring surprises in the field of ceramics. He travels with the idea of adding a fourth win from El Mauri, but knows that he has a very strong rival in front of him who is ready to fight for promotion to second place, and that he will not have Sergio Navarro in his company. Juancar/Romero
Seville At. I don’t want Alicante to be empty
Hercules vs Sevilla Atlético
Field: Jose Rico Perez Stadium 2 p.m.
Hercules: Carlos Abad. Sam, Monsalve, Bolo or Sotillos, Javi Jimenez. Aranda or Mehdi Petit, Colomina or Mangada, Ben Hamed. Wardrobe, Fran Sol and Nico. substitute: Vlasic (PS), Cantero, Lettu, Galvani, Rojas, Viquet, De Palmas, Slavy, Jeremy.
Sevilla Atlético: A. Flowers. Kupebane, Iker Muñoz, Razvan Halade, Sergio. Pablo Rivera, Nico Guillen, Edu Altozano. Bakari, Isla, Ibra Sou. substitute: Luquino (PS), Alberto Espinheira, David López, Jorge Moreno, Alberto Collado, Eric Alcaide, Manuel Castillo, Marc, Raihani, Alex Costa, Iker Villar, Alexis Cilia.
referee: Gerald Rius Liu. Catalan language committee.
Sevilla Atlético, who are in the relegation zone, do not want to climb out of the hole against Hércules, who have just drawn with Murcia, after the blow inflicted on Sabadell in their last game with Rico Perez. Beto Company will remain with the loss of sanctioned Javi Rentero, Soldevila and a subsidiary, Lulo da Silva. Pepe Garcia/Ale Suarez
Source: Mundo Deportivo
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
A herd of camels prevented American Ricky Brabec from becoming the winner of the Dakar rally marathon in the motorcycle category.
Brabec was leading the standings heading into the final stage, 3 minutes 20 seconds ahead of second-place Argentinean Luciano Benavidez. However, at the 13th stage, Brabec first collided with camels on the track, which blocked his path, and in the last kilometers of the race the racer made a navigation error.
As a result, Benavidez was two seconds ahead of Brabec – this is the smallest margin for the winner in the entire history of the Dakar.
The Dakar took place in Saudi Arabia.
Source: Sportbox
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
Motorsports
The crew of the Lithuanian Zala won the Dakar in the truck category, Al-Attiyah won the marathon rally for the sixth time in his career
The crew led by Lithuanian Vaidotas Zala in an Iveco won the Dakar rally marathon held in Saudi Arabia in the truck category.
The total time of Zala based on the results of 13 stages is 56 hours 58 minutes 38 seconds. The second place was taken by the Czech crew led by Ales Lopreis (lag – 20 minutes 18 seconds; Iveco), the third was the Dutchman Mitchel van den Brink (+29.03; MM Technology).
The Russian KAMAZ-master team missed the Dakar due to a ban on participation under the Russian flag.
In the motorcycle category, Argentinean Luciano Benavidez won (time: 49:00.41; KTM), two seconds ahead of American Ricky Brabec (Honda). The top three finishers were completed by Spaniard Tosha Shareina on Honda (+25.12).
Qatari Nasser Al-Attiyah, driving a Dacia, won the Dakar for the sixth time in his career in the SUV category, his time being 48 hours 56 minutes 53 seconds. The second was the Spaniard Nani Roma (+9.42; Ford), the third was the Swede Mattias Ekström (+14.33; Ford). Russian Denis Krotov, competing under a license from Kyrgyzstan, took 31st place (+8:10.45).
American Brock Heger (55:11.56; Polaris) took the lead in the SSV all-terrain vehicle class. Second place was taken by his compatriot Kyle Chaney (+1:01.39; Can-Am), the Frenchman Xavier de Soultre (+1:25.25; Polaris) closed the top three.
Source: Sportbox
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
Sergio Perez shared his feelings after his first trip to the track for the Cadillac team.
Just 10.5 months after receiving final approval from the FIA to become the 11th team in the championship, Perez found himself behind the wheel at the Silverstone circuit, where the car completed its first laps on the day of filming.
The team, wearing all black uniforms, confirmed that they carried out all system checks during the run.
“Today was truly an incredible day,” Perez said
Everyone should be proud as we completed our first tours as a team. Every member of the team worked on this moment and it was very emotional for me.
We can and should enjoy it, but it also gives us even more energy. I want to get behind the wheel as soon as possible; This is just the beginning.”
“This was a great opportunity for the team to get a feel for operating in a real garage environment, test the car’s systems and troubleshoot initial issues. But this is just the beginning of the journey. We are now focusing on pre-season testing in a few weeks, which will provide further learning opportunities.”
Source: Sport UA
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