Power Fest - Drag Wars SK vs. HU 2017 Bolkovce

The contestants competed in three basic classes - Street Cars, Profi Cars and Motorcycles, which were divided into categories based on volume and drive. The best absolute time of 5.434 seconds at a speed of 173 km / h in the cars category was won by the exhibition Hungarian racer Zsolt Szabó on the dragster with a performance of over 1500 horsepower. Polish Robert Matysiak fired the fastest time of the registered racers, on the modified Nissan GT-R with a performance of over 1,000 horse power. Winner of the Motorcycle class was Czech competitor Štefan Szabó "coco“ on d Kawasaki rag special. He made it in 5,839 seconds and reached a maximum speed of 197 km / h on a 201-meter track.

In addition to the extreme concentration of horsepower, visitors also enjoyed a rich accompanying program including unique Streetfighter show of the Hungarian stuntman Csaba Erdos or the show&shine zone with many beautiful polished pieces. Owners of various unique cars came to fight for the valuable trophies of the Car Fans Cup series and to present their quadruple jewels in a restricted zone during interviews. There were also audiometric measurements of audio systems and exhausts within the Audio Cup Slovakia.

Results Sprint 1/8 mile (winners in each category):

Cars PROFI:
P2: David Metzner (Fiat Cinquecento turbo) Poľsko
P3: Tomáš Polonec (Fiat 127 turbo) Slovensko
P4: Robert Nagy (drag Tatra) Slovensko
P5: Tibor Eotvos (Škoda 1000MB) Slovensko
P6: Mogyorósi Zoltán (VW Golf ) Maďarsko

Cars STREET:
S0: Tomáš Drexler (Škoda Favori) Česká republika
S1: Martin Kotrlec (Fiat Punto GT) Slovensko
S2: Juraj Holečko (Seat Ibiza) Slovensko
S3: Rudolf Nowák (Fiat Coupe turbo) Česká republika
S4: Matej Farkaš (Audi 90 quattro) Slovensko
S5: Robert Matysiak (Nissan GTR) Poľsko
S6: Michal Gécy (Seat Leon) Slovensko
S7: Nenad Veljkovic (BMW 535D) Rakúsko

Absolute winners:
1. Robert Matysiak (Nissan GTR) Poľsko
2. Ján Banas (Nissan GTR) Slovensko
3. Hegyi Béla (VW Polo TDi) Maďarsko

Motorcycles:
M1: Šimon Švarba (Yamaha R6) Slovensko
M2: Ondrej Cerovský (Suzuki GSX-R) Slovensko
M3: Radovan Mačai (Yamaha R1) Slovensko
M4: Albert Hosszú (Suzuki Hayabusa) Maďarsko
M5: Štefan Szabó (Kawasaki ZX-14R) Slovensko