Adrians Apsitis, 🇱🇻, #21 “ Vilkyčiai was a good race. I started with P2 in timed practice, then finished P3 in the first qualifying. In the second qualifying, I messed up the joker exit, which led to a P4 finish. Everything was going well for our team until the third qualifying session, when my teammate Roberts had a huge crash. I was driving right behind him, and seeing the crash was terrifying. Thankfully, he was completely fine, but he couldn’t continue the race. After t

Roberts Purmalis, 🇱🇻, #17 “Raassilla, Estonia, was a weekend where we learned a lot. The weekend started well. During practice I got comfortable with the track and felt good. The pace wasn't quite where we wanted it to be, but it was still decent. Race day started on a positive note as I set the fastest time in morning practice. In timed practice I made a few mistakes, but I still felt ready to fight. Unfortunately, once qualifying started, we struggled with the pace and th

Latvian-Lithuanian Championship at Bauska, Latvia. Roberts Purmalis, 🇱🇻, #17 “Bauska was one of the hardest weekends I've ever had—not because of the racing, but because of what was happening off the track. Practice started well, and I was feeling fast, but during the day I started feeling unwell. At first, I thought it was nothing, but after taking a short rest I woke up with a 40°C fever, a massive headache, and serious stomach problems. It was a really tough night, fight

Latvian-Lithuanian and Baltic Championships at Vilkyčiai, Lithuania. Roberts Purmalis, 🇱🇻, #17 “Lithuania was a great weekend overall. Our pace was strong, although not quite where I wanted it to be. The starts were much better thanks to all the work and training we’ve been doing, and I felt comfortable fighting at the front all weekend. Qualifying went well, taking P1 in two of the qualifying sessions. Starting the final from pole position, I was alongside a car with a tun

Latvian-Lithuanian Rallycross Championship at Slomczyn, Poland. Adrians Apsitis, 🇱🇻, #21 “Poland was the race where I finally found myself. The practice day before the race was already going well, but the race itself was simply fantastic. From the very first qualifying session, my pace was strong and remained consistent throughout the entire race. After all three qualifying sessions, I was in first place overall. The semi final was an interesting one. My shifter lever brok

Baltic Rallycross Championship at Estonia, Raassilla. Adrians Apsitis, 🇱🇻, #21: “Raassilla was a kick to my butt. I enjoyed the race, but I just couldn’t find my rhythm, so the pace wasn’t there throughout the whole day. Qualifying was okay, after three qualifying sessions, I was fourth. Going into the semi finals, it started raining, which wasn’t the best thing for me because of my lack of experience in the rain, but I still managed to finish third. The final was something