FIM Sidecar World Championship :
Harry Payne and Kevin Rousseau stayed on top during today’s Qualifying session to take pole for tomorrow’s races.
Their lap of 1min 44.558secs was enough to keep the British duo ahead of Paivarinta and Christie by just 0.136secs as Peugeot and Peugeot were third.
Reigning champs the Christies will line up fourth on the grid with Blackstock and Lawrence rounding out the top five.
1. Payne/Rousseau (Steinhausen Racing) 1min 44.558s
2. Paivarinta/Christie (Hanni Racing) +0.136s
3. Peugeot/Peugeot (Seventy Four Racing Team) +1.031s
4. Christie/Christie (CES Performance) +1.067s
5. Blackstock/Lawrence (Dave Holden Racing) +1.677s
Moto4 Northern Cup:
Robin Siegert took the opening win of the weekend after hitting the front on the eighth lap with a move on Casper Pennings.
As rain hit, there was a lot of movement throughout the pack but Siegert was able to manage the race from the front to take victory by more than seven seconds.
Miro Masson was second after a late scrap with Quinn de Joode as Zenno Bulte was fourth and Levi Flier fifth.
1. Robin Siegert (Kiefer Racing)
2. Miro Masson (Junior Black Knights) +7.333s
3. Quinn de Joode (Nijenhuis Racing Products) +7.534s
4. Zenno Bulte (Zenno58) +21.220s
5. Levi Flier (LF Racing Team) +21.394s
BeNeLux Trophy:
BSB regular Jamie van Sikkelerus took a dominant win in this evening’s race as the rain continued to fall.
The Ducati rider checked out early on and came under no pressure as he coasted to victory by 16.677secs over Yves Jozef Bollaerts who had moved up to second with a move on Sander Claessen with two laps to go.
Claessen ended up dropping to fourth on the final lap as Jef van Calster found a way past to take the final podium position as Sven Wind was fifth.
1. Jamie van Sikkelerus (Ducati)
2. Yves Jozef Bollaerts (BMW) +16.677s
3. Jef van Calster (BMW) +21.147s
4. Sander Claessen (Aprilia) +22.034s
5. Sven Wind (Yamaha) +37.377s