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Fredrik Lindgren had had to put in the overall leader, Zmarzlik, during the first of two GP nights in Torun, Poland.
Instead, it was the other way around.
In the first semi-final series, Lindgren was not enough against Maciej Janowski and Max Fricke, who ensured that the Swede lost important points in the World Cup recap.
Otherwise it was Bartosz Zmarzlik, who was really under pressure in front of the home crowd. In his second series, he crashed after his own mistake. Fortunately he escaped injuries but was not allowed to be part of the restart and scored zero points.
Before his fifth and final heat, the Pole was really under pressure, and Lindgren was one of the drivers who had the opportunity to put sticks behind the wheel for Zmarzlik. But Zmarzlik proved why he is number one in this year’s crown-shortened WC series when he won the series after an impressive run, while Fredrik Lindgren was third.
With as little as possible On the sidelines, Bartosz Zmarzlik thus advanced to the semi-finals, which was extremely important for the overall World Cup standings. Once in the semi-finals, Zmarzlik also seemed to have picked up the speed correctly when, despite a poor start, he drove and won the tie to cheers from the audience.
In the final, Australian Max Fricke was the most cunning, claiming his first career GP win, while Zmarzlik was fourth and last.
The position before the last part of the competition: Bartosz Zmarzlik has 113 points, Tai Woffinden 105 and Fredrik Lindgren 103. A win gives 20 points and if it was a win for Lindgren on Saturday night, Zmarzlik will have the best eight if the Swede wants to finish with the most points in the World Cup total. .
