TAURON SEC quallies starting lists

30.04.24

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Qualifying rounds of the TAURON SEC 2024 will take places in Debrecen, Mureck, Stralsund, and Krsko. From each round, the top four riders will advance. An exception is the round in Stralsund, where if any of the Latvian riders will promote, the top three will advance to the SEC Challenge final in Daugavpils.

First qualifying round, Debrecen, 01.05.2024:

1. Stanislav Melnychuk (Ukraine)
2. Marius Hillebrand (Germany)
3. Norbert Magosi (Hungary)
4. Anders Thomsen (Denmark)
5. Niclas Sayrio (Finland)
6. Adam Ellis (Great Britain)
7. Jacob Thorssell (Sweden)
8. Marko Levishyn (Ukraine)
9. Kacper Woryna (Poland)
10. Daniel Klima (Czech Republic)
11. Jack Smith (Great Britain)
12. Tino Bouin (France)
13. Jevgenijs Kostigovs (Latvia)
14. Luka Omerzel (Slovenia)
15. Antonio Lindback (Sweden)
16. Sandro Wassermann (Germany)

Second qualifying round, Mureck, 01.05.2024:

1. Tom Brennan (United Kingdom)
2. Jarosław Hampel (Poland)
3. Jakub Valkovic (Slovakia)
4. Ricards Ansviesulis (Latvia)
5. Andriy Karpov (Ukraine)
6. Daniel Gappmaier (Austria)
7. Antti Vuolas (Finland)
8. Jan Macek (Czech Republic)
9. Timo Lahti (Sweden)
10. Nicolas Vincentin (Italy)
11. Roman Kapustin (Ukraine)
12. Frederik Jakobsen (Denmark)
13. Erik Riss (Germany)
14. Hynek Stichauer (Czech Republic)
15. Milen Manev (Bulgaria)
16. Mathias Tresarrieu (France)

Third qualifying round, Stralsund, 04.05.2024:

1. Rasmus Jensen (Denmark)
2. Kim Nilsson (Sweden)
3. Matous Kamenik (Czech Republic)
4. Steven Worall (Great Britain)
5. Przemysław Pawlicki (Poland)
6. Glenn Moi (Norway)
7. Valentin Grobauer (Germany)
8. Daniils Kolodinskis (Latvia)
9. Nicolo Percotti (Italy)
10. Benjamin Basso (Denmark)
11. Olivier Berntzon (Sweden)
12. Maciej Janowski (Poland)
13. Kevin Wölbert (Germany)
14. Dimitri Berge (France)
15. Eduard Krcmar (Czech Republic)
16. Olegs Mihailovs (Latvia)

Fourth qualifying round IV, Krsko, 04.05.2024:

1. Steven Goret (France)
2. Andrei Popa (Romania)
3. Mateusz Cierniak (Poland)
4. Truls Kamhaug (Norway)
5. Matic Ivacic (Slovenia)
6. Andreas Lyager (Denmark)
7. David Bellego (France)
8. Mika Meijer (Netherlands)
9. Filip Hjelmland (Sweden)
10. Andrea Battaglia (Italy)
11. Anze Grmek (Slovenia)
12. Henry Van der Steen (Netherlands)
13. Norick Blodörn (Germany)
14. Michele Castagna (Italy)
15. Vaclav Milik (Czech Republic)
16. Piotr Pawlicki (Poland)

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