The top ten from race one was reversed on the grid for race two, and more drama was to be expected. Sure enough there was another major crash on lap one, this time at the very first turn, with Leandro Werle’s Civic coming off worst but over a dozen cars involved.
A messy opening lap saw polesitter Axel Vermeylen, Barna, Fiduci, and Adam Pinczes all ending up in the barriers or the back of other cars, as Gomez and Florian Hasse quietly made their way up to second and fourth respectively. Barna came off best of it, assuming the lead.
There was more carnage behind, though, as James Montgomery tripped over Max Pfeifer at the hairpin and briefly blocked the entire track. That gave the front ten cars a huge gap, but the race was between Barna and Gomez.
It all came down to another late-race move, with Gomez making a last-moment lunge up the inside at Lisboa and making it stick. Barna, briefly baulked, lost momentum up the hill and saw both Ottaviani and Hasse overtake to round out the podium.
Round 6 Results
1. Juan Manuel Gomez (Forzilla) – Audi RS3 – 20 laps
2. Alessandro Ottaviani (Veloce) – Cupra Leon +1.100
3. Florian Hasse (Dorr) – Cupra Leon +1.710
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