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Heat battle in Aichwald: Local driver is fighting for podium!
In the third run of the German Championship in Aichwald, Elena Kapsamer achieved 3rd place on June 30, 2025 despite adverse conditions.
Heat battle in Aichwald: Local driver is fighting for podium!
The third run for the German championship in Motocross in Aichwald took place last Sunday. Organized by MSC Aichwald e.V., the event was visited by a high number of spectators at temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius. Despite the extreme heat and health challenges, a driver who had suffered a fall on Wednesday and spent a night in the hospital had a remarkable comeback. On Thursday, the driver was also suffering from flu. It is impressive that despite these setbacks in free training and qualification training, he was able to do better than expected, and did his best throughout the race, as CrossNews.at reported.In the first race, however, there were problems with the abrasive rabbit band, which led to another fall. Ultimately, the driver ended this race in the third position. The second run also went turbulent: the driver started from position 4 and quickly fought in second place before a loose error dropped him back to position 3, which was also his final placement in this run. Despite the challenges, he became third in the daily ranking.
The racing series in Aichwald
In Aichwald, not only the third run was held to the German championship, but also part of the German Motocross Championship 2024 in the Open classes, 250cc, 125cc and 65cc. The "in the Horben" route had a length of 1,755 meters and offered the drivers numerous challenges. Maximilian Nagl dominated the rating races in the Open class and secured first place. He led both races and scored a total of 50 points in the daily ranking, followed by Maximilian Spies with 44 points, such as [krossmagazin.de] (https://crossmagazin.de/rennergebungen/deutsche-mx- championship-2024/die- dm-in-aichwald-in-bahl.
In the championship list to Aichwald, Noah Ludwig leads with 206 points, followed by Lukas Platt with 174 points. In the 250cc class, Valentin Kees also secured first place in both races and strengthened his leadership position in the championship with 159 points.
thanksgiving and returning to recovery
After the exhausting races, the driver thanked his team, the Werthmann Racing Team, for the support, as well as coach Michael Kartberg and Kolja Wrase for their faith in him. Special thanks also went to Fabian Trossen for his accompaniment during the difficult time and to the parents who always supported him. A withdrawal home for relaxation was sought to recover from the challenges of this race.