The last two weeks the kings of Europe took up their implements again to search for the best sideway-ruler of the summer. One of the kings was Dotz teamrider Adam Kerenyi.


Within one week european top-drifters showed their skills in Slovakian Presov and within a distance of only 200k in Hungarian Mariapocs. ©Michel Truong


While French Dotz teamrider Sebastian Cornec had some technical problems in the forefront he and his crew finally managed to get a working car to Presov, while... ©Michel Truong


...the other part of the Dotz driftteam, veteran Adam Kerenyi, was waving the flag for the tuning brand. And he was waving very effective. ©Michel Truong


Kerenyi proved his superiority time by time to meet Polish talent Marzinek Wierzbicki with his S14 in the finals. After the first, undetermined battle Kerenyi won the race at the King of Europe-stop in Presov after the decisive second run. ©Michel Truong


Kerenyi could enlarge his overall lead with the success in Slovakia in front of Wierzbicki and his fellow countryman Marek Wartalowicz to 60 points. And also the Dotz driftteam stayed in front for now. ©Michel Truong

Then there was little time to keep the cars in shape, cause just seven days later European drifters met again in Hungary. Sebastian Cornec had some troubles with his turbo and therefore couldn´t qualify for tsuiso battles. ©Michel Truong

The overall leader Adam Kerenyi took care of a lot more excitement. After a hard battle against his fellow countryman Geza Totz he got kicked out in the first knock-out stage but could manage to hold on to his King of Europe-lead. ©Michel Truong


As always Mariapocs saw a final under floodlight. Local hero Sandor Zentai won the race. ©Michel Truong

The Grav Drift Team with Nicolae Dobre and Calin Ciortan took the lead in team standings ahead of...(c)Michel Truong

...Dotz Driftteam with Adam Kerenyi and Sebastian Cornec – but the Dotz teamriders only miss ten points for the lead. ©Michel Truong


The podium in Mariapocs: winner Sandor Zentai, runner up Diego Quaranta from Italy and Hungarian Szabo Szilard. ©Michel Truong