Three Nations Championship: Billy Erb Claims Double Title in Neuenburg

Championship Season Finale in Neuenburg

The final round of the Three Nations Championship concluded in Neuenburg, Germany, delivering a weekend of shifting standings, mechanical failures, and championship titles across multiple motorsport categories, according to event reports.

Billy Erb Claims Double Title Victory in Buggy 1600

In the Buggy 1600 category, Billy Erb secured a dominant weekend by winning all three heats. This performance earned the driver both the Three Nations Championship title and the Swiss Championship title in the Buggy 1600 class.

Sandy Fahrni Dominates Abarth Category

Driving a prepared Audi A3, Sandy Fahrni won every heat to claim victory in the Abarth category. The clean sweep secured the Three Nations Championship title for the driver in that division.

Jesse Marti Secures Category 2 Championship Despite Engine Failure

Jesse Marti experienced an engine failure during practice that forced an early withdrawal from the Neuenburg event. However, accumulated points over the season secured the Three Nations Championship title in Category 2 for the Golf 2 driver.

Category Results and Mechanical Setbacks

Sébastien Willemin finished second in Category 2 after placing fifth in the first heat and second in the subsequent heat. In Category 3, Lucas Cremona progressed from fifth and fourth-place finishes to take third place on the final podium. Nolan Fahrni opened competition with a third-place finish in the first heat before drive-shaft issues forced him out of the remaining heats.

Theo Montavon recorded eighth, sixth, and seventh-place finishes in the Junior category. In Category 7, Yvann Mathez missed a chance at the championship after an engine failure during practice, ultimately finishing second overall in the standings. Yanis Maître progressed through the weekend to take fourth place, while Christophe Hügli drove a Ford Mondeo to third place in the Category 7.1 final. Dany Grosjean placed fourteenth in the Category 8 final, and Bruno Diaz encountered mechanical trouble in Category 8.1 Cross Car, finishing tenth in the final.

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