
Two out of two for the Polish Tadeusz Blazusiak or what is the same, six victories in six disputed rounds. This weekend, the SuperEnduro World Championship 2012 He met at his house, in Poland, specifically at the Atlas Arena Stadium in Lodz and also, the KTM Stadium also took two of the three possible holeshots.
Jonny walker, which is doing better every day, both in extreme enduro and in SuperEnduro it was second while Joakim ljunggren on this occasion he took the third box of the podium. Remarkable again the performance of Xavi Galindo, who with a third place in the second race (Iván Cervantes was also third in the first), maintains the fourth place in the general classification.

In the first sleeve, Tadeusz Blazusiak it came out like lightning and took the lead. He quickly took a ten-second lead that he would pretty much hold to the finish line quite easily. Behind, a beautiful fight between Joakim Ljunggren and Iván Cervantes that was initially resolved in favor of Husaberg's after a failure of the Spanish. However, the surprise would come from behind the hand of Jonny walker that from fifth place was passing one by one to all to take second place. In the end, Ivan cervantes he was also able to recover and rise to third position.
In the second heat and with the start in reverse order, Mike Hartman led the first corner with Xavi Galindo second and Tadeusz Blazusiak already in third position. In the second lap, the Pole had already taken the lead and was walking straight to his second victory of the day. Behind, again a great comeback from Jonny walker after a bad start to second position, just ahead of Xavi Galindo, which was third.

In the third and last manga, again recital of Tadeusz Blazusiak, with holeshot and third consecutive victory of the night. Behind, nice three-way fight between Joakim ljunggren, Jonny walker and Iván Cervantes for the second position. However, the Spaniard would be the first to say goodbye to the podium after a mistake, leaving the fight between the Swede and the Englishman who this time could not repeat the second position although the third place served him to be second in Poland and the time, rise to the same position in the general classification.
Now, eight weeks of hiatus until February 5th when the third and last test will be played in Barcelona.
Poland first leg standings: * 1. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) * 2. Jonny Walker (KTM) * 3. Ivan cervantes (Gas Gas) * 4. Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) * 5. Alex Salvini (Husqvarna)
Second leg classification Poland: * 1. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) * 2. Jonny Walker (KTM) * 3. Xavier Galindo (Husaberg) * 4. Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) * 5. Ivan cervantes (Gas Gas)
Poland third leg standings: * 1. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) * 2. Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) * 3. Jonny Walker (KTM) * 4. Alex Salvini (Husqvarna) * 5. Xavier Galindo (Husaberg)
Provisional General Classification: * 1. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) 120 points * 2. Jonny Walker (KTM) 81 * 3. Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) 79 * 4. Xavi Galindo (Husaberg) 66 * 5. Christopher Guerrero (KTM) 59
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