2022 FIA Motorsport Games Auto Slalom

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Race details
Le Castellet 2019 all layouts.svg
Date26–30 October
Official nameFIA Motorsport Games Auto Slalom Cup
Location Circuit Paul Ricard, France
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Flag of Germany.svg Claire Schönborn
Flag of Germany.svg Marcel Hellberg
Team Germany
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of Slovakia.svg Michaela Dorčíková
Flag of Slovakia.svg Dávid Nemček
Team Slovakia
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of Georgia.svg Irina Onashvili
Flag of Georgia.svg Mevlud Meladze
Team Georgia

The FIA Motorsport Games Auto Slalom Cup was the first FIA Motorsport Games Auto Slalom Cup, to be held at Circuit Paul Ricard, France on 26 October to 30 October 2022. The race will contest with identical electric-powered Opel Corsa-e Rally cars. The event was the part of the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games.

Contents

Drivers raced around the cones, receiving penalty seconds for every cone knocked off.

Entry List

All entered drivers will compete with identical electric-powered Opel Corsa-e Rally cars.

TeamDriver A (Female)Driver B (Male)
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team BelgiumLyssia BaudetDylan Czaplicki
Flag of Brazil.svg Team BrazilKaká MagnoBruno Pierozan
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese TaipeiChen Yu-JuLin Chun-Ta
Flag of Croatia.svg Team CroatiaIva DamarijaNenad Damarija
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech RepublicDagmar Kamas BělíkováDominik Šurýn
Flag of Estonia.svg Team EstoniaHanna Lisette AabnaKevin Lempu
Flag of Georgia.svg Team GeorgiaIrina OnashviliMevlud Meladze
Flag of Germany.svg Team GermanyClaire SchönbornMarcel Hellberg
Flag of Hungary.svg Team HungaryTünde DeákMartin Bognár
Flag of India.svg Team IndiaPragathi GowdaPrateek Dalal
Flag of Israel.svg Team IsraelYuval RavitzTal Sharig
Flag of Kosovo.svg Team KosovoErmira TopalliValon Jaha
Flag of Latvia.svg Team LatviaMaija StakenaToms Ozols
Flag of Lithuania.svg Team LithuaniaEvelina DrilingienėVytis Pauliukonis
Flag of Nepal.svg Team NepalJiswan Tuladhar ShresthaAnil Kumar Baral
Flag of Peru.svg Team PeruAndrea TakashimaRoberto Takashima
Flag of Poland.svg Team PolandSara KałuzińskaDaniel Dymurski
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team SlovakiaMichaela DorčíkováDávid Nemček
Flag of Slovenia.svg Team SloveniaRebeka KobalNejc Trček
Flag of Spain.svg Team SpainLaura AparicioMiguel García Pérez-Carrillo
Flag of South Africa.svg Team South AfricaPaige de JagerWarren Barkhuizen
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United KingdomLaura ChristmasMark King
Flag of Ukraine.svg Team UkraineTatyana KaduchenkoAndriy Yaromenko
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team UzbekistanSabina AtadjanovaOlim Akhmadjanov
Flag of Vietnam.svg Team VietnamBảo BảoKristian Béla
Source: [1] [2]

Results

Classification S1 & S2

     Proceeds to the Round of 16
     Eliminated

PosDriverTeamTimeGap
1Claire Schönborn
Marcel Hellberg
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:52.992
2Martin Bognár
Tünde Deák
Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary4:55.826+ 2.834
3Maija Stakena
Toms Ozols
Flag of Latvia.svg Team Latvia5:11.057+ 18.065
4Dávid Nemček
Michaela Dorčíková
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia5:12.954+ 19.962
5Yuval Ravitz
Tal Sharig
Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel5:13.624+ 20.632
6Vytis Pauliukonis
Evelina Drilingienė
Flag of Lithuania.svg Team Lithuania5:15.713+ 22.721
7Mevlud Meladze
Irina Onashvili
Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia5:15.978+ 22.986
8Lyssia Baudet
Dylan Czaplicki
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium5:16.868+ 23.876
9Dominik Šurýn
Dagmar Kamas Bělíková
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic5:24.160+ 31.168
10Ermira Topalli
Valon Jaha
Flag of Kosovo.svg Team Kosovo5:26.818+ 33.826
11Iva Damarija
Nenad Damarija
Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia5:29.581+ 36.589
12Laura Christmas
Mark King
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom5:36.693+ 43.701
13Sara Kałuzińska
Daniel Dymurski
Flag of Poland.svg Team Poland5:38.046+ 45.054
14Andriy Yaromenko
Tatyana Kaduchenko
Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine5:38.223+ 45.231
15Paige de Jager
Warren Barkhuizen
Flag of South Africa.svg Team South Africa5:41.119+ 48.127
16Roberto Takashima
Andrea Takashima
Flag of Peru.svg Team Peru5:44.503+ 51.511
17Kaká Magno
Bruno Pierozan
Flag of Brazil.svg Team Brazil5:45.713+ 52.721
18Hanna Lisette Aabna
Kevin Lempu
Flag of Estonia.svg Team Estonia5:50.444+ 57.452
19Bảo Bảo
Kristian Béla
Flag of Vietnam.svg Team Vietnam6:13.303+ 1:20.311
20Olim Akhmadjanov
Sabina Atadjanova
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan6:14.177+ 1:21.185
21Lin Chun-Ta
Chen Yu-Ju
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei6:30.189+ 1:37.197
22Prateek Dalal
Pragathi Gowda
Flag of India.svg Team India7:07.240+ 2:14.248
23Anil Kumar Baral
Jiswan Tuladhar Shrestha
Flag of Nepal.svg Team Nepal7:16.172+ 2:23.180
24Nejc Trček
Rebeka Kobal
Flag of Slovenia.svg Team Slovenia7:59.581+ 3:06.589
25Miguel García Pérez-Carrillo
Laura Aparicio
Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain8:44.421+ 3:51.429
Source: [3]

Knock-out stages and final

 
Round of 16 [4] [5] Quarterfinals [6] Semi-finals [7] Final [8]
 
              
 
 
 
 
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:32.525
 
 
 
Flag of Peru.svg Team Peru 5:42.096
 
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:37.620
 
 
 
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic 4:51.883
 
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium 5:30.445
 
 
 
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic5:21.705
 
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:23.496
 
 
 
Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia 5:12.985
 
Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary4:53.127
 
 
 
Flag of South Africa.svg Team South Africa 5:10.765
 
Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary 4:54.600
 
 
 
Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia4:50.230
 
Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia4:56.524
 
 
 
Flag of Kosovo.svg Team Kosovo 5:05.065
 
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:22.843
 
 
 
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia 4:36.632
 
Flag of Latvia.svg Team Latvia4:51.421
 
 
 
Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine 5:09.580
 
Flag of Latvia.svg Team Latvia 5:15.662
 
 
 
Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia4:45.875
 
Flag of Lithuania.svg Team Lithuania 5:06.757
 
 
 
Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia4:58.403
 
Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia 4:48.846
 
 
 
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia4:46.392Small Final [8]
 
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia4:54.787
 
  
 
Flag of Poland.svg Team Poland 5:05.956
 
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia4:45.093 Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia4:42.033
 
 
 
Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel 4:46.040 Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia 4:50.534
 
Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel4:54.701
 
 
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom 4:57.900
 

Overall Ranking

     Won the Final
     Lost the Final
     Won the Small Final
     Lost the Small Final
     Eliminated in the Quarterfinals
     Eliminated in the Round of 16
     Eliminated in the Qualifiers

PosDriverTeamTimeGap
1Claire Schönborn
Marcel Hellberg
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany4:22.843
2Dávid Nemček
Michaela Dorčíková
Flag of Slovakia.svg Team Slovakia4:36.632+ 13.789
3Mevlud Meladze
Irina Onashvili
Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia4:42.033
4Iva Damarija
Nenad Damarija
Flag of Croatia.svg Team Croatia4:50.534+ 8.501
5Yuval Ravitz
Tal Sharig
Flag of Israel.svg Team Israel4:46.040+ 8.420
6Dominik Šurýn
Dagmar Kamas Bělíková
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Team Czech Republic4:51.883+ 14.263
7Martin Bognár
Tünde Deák
Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary4:54.600+ 16.980
8Maija Stakena
Toms Ozols
Flag of Latvia.svg Team Latvia5:15.662+ 38.042
9Laura Christmas
Mark King
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team United Kingdom4:57.900+ 25.375
10Ermira Topalli
Valon Jaha
Flag of Kosovo.svg Team Kosovo5:05.065+ 32.540
11Sara Kałuzińska
Daniel Dymurski
Flag of Poland.svg Team Poland5:05.956+ 33.431
12Vytis Pauliukonis
Evelina Drilingienė
Flag of Lithuania.svg Team Lithuania5:06.757+ 34.232
13Andriy Yaromenko
Tatyana Kaduchenko
Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine5:09.580+ 37.055
14Paige de Jager
Warren Barkhuizen
Flag of South Africa.svg Team South Africa5:10.675+ 38.150
15Lyssia Baudet
Dylan Czaplicki
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium5:30.445+ 57.920
16Roberto Takashima
Andrea Takashima
Flag of Peru.svg Team Peru5:42.096+ 1:09.571
17Kaká Magno
Bruno Pierozan
Flag of Brazil.svg Team Brazil5:45.713+ 52.721
18Hanna Lisette Aabna
Kevin Lempu
Flag of Estonia.svg Team Estonia5:50.444+ 57.452
19Bảo Bảo
Kristian Béla
Flag of Vietnam.svg Team Vietnam6:13.303+ 1:20.311
20Olim Akhmadjanov
Sabina Atadjanova
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan6:14.177+ 1:21.185
21Lin Chun-Ta
Chen Yu-Ju
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei6:30.189+ 1:37.197
22Prateek Dalal
Pragathi Gowda
Flag of India.svg Team India7:07.240+ 2:14.248
23Anil Kumar Baral
Jiswan Tuladhar Shrestha
Flag of Nepal.svg Team Nepal7:16.172+ 2:23.180
24Nejc Trček
Rebeka Kobal
Flag of Slovenia.svg Team Slovenia7:59.581+ 3:06.589
25Miguel García Pérez-Carrillo
Laura Aparicio
Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain8:44.421+ 3:51.429
Source: [9]

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