120 riders from 20 countries will fight in the season finals in Croatia

The UIM MotoSurf World Championship season finals in Croatia will welcome 120 riders representing 20 countries from 3 different continents. 

Falkensteiner Resorts GP of Croatia attracts the Championship riders for its beauty and of course the option for scoring the very last available points into the standings. There is still a lot to answer as the season decider will deliver the name of the 2023 World Champions. The Open class main contenders Alex Lukscheider and Lukas Zahorsky are split by a tiny portion of 10 points. Jakub Kornfeil and Marek Skamla are still in the mathematical contention separated by just three points and 39 from the leading duo.

In the Stock class, Minseong Kim (KOR) opened up a comfortable championship lead in Sweden from Matej Surkos (CZE) and Jan Travnicek (CZE) who will have to defend Timotej Zubor (SVK), Jakub Kozon (CZK) and Antony Squire (USA).

Women class will see a big drama as Eliska Matouskova (CZE) and Aneta Stloukalova (CZE) will fight for the title with just 13 points gap. Aneta Stloukalova (CZE) marked a strong result is Sweden and closed her rival down to 13 points. Mariana Navarova (CZE) quite comfortably sits in 3rd but 4th place seems wide open as Linda Lukscheider (CZE), Valentina Novotna (CZE) and Eliska Charousova (CZE) with just a 2 points gap. 

Merlin Plus Stock has had a man to beat since the beginning of the season – Oliver Navara (CZE) leads the way with 96 points lead from Alexander Lanner (SWE) and Renzo de Crane (BEL) who sit in the standings just 4 points apart. 

Kuwaiti duo Ramadhan Fares and Hamad Alhaddad lead the way in junior boys from Sebastian Kostelecky (CZE). The junior girls class will offer interesting battle between two Slovakian representatives – Emma Strculova and Zara Kubincova who are tied on points as their compatriot Sara Zuborova (SVK).

The Electric Challenge 2021 World Champion Michal Skoček leads the way from Alain Coppens (BEL) by 18 points whereas Julien Raynaud (FRA) who stands 20 points behind the Belgium representative.

The Falkensteiner Resorts GP of Croatia will witness the record breaking number of participants and breathtaking racing moment deciding the World Championship titles. Follow @motosurfworldcup (intagram) for more.