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The qualifications and the heats of today (Saturday 8 September) have expressed the first verdicts. Molinari (Senior), Malek (Mini) and Szczurek (Super) were perfect and looked at all from above, These Rokkers signed the pole in their respective categories and won both races.
In the Junior Rok the scene was divided by the poleman Ugochukwu and the two winners of the heats, Morgatto and Ferrari. In the Expert Donadei he always won and in the Shifter Squaranti and Bensi the mail was divided.

SENIOR ROK.
In qualifying, there was a thrilling tussle of record turns, between Molinari, Comanducci and Cuman, which Gaglianò and Lady Tanja Muller approached in the final.
The 2017 Rok Junior champion, Cuman, has shown not to have reverential fears and has contended to Molinari the pole until the checkered flag, being detached of only 15 thousandths.
The whole group was very compact, with gaps that saw the top ten in only three tenths.
Molinari and Cuman have closed both heats of this Saturday in this order, first and second. The rest of the group struggled and gave a show thanks to Gaglianò, D'Abraham, Comanducci, Maciej Szyszko and Moncini who came together in close contact for third place.

EXPERT ROK.
Tino Donadei had no difficulty in taking pole position on Todeschini and winning both heats. Todeschini and Granelli had to give up, for today.

MINI ROK.
In the two groups, in which the Mini were divided for the qualifications, we have witnessed the usual game of strategies, with the best that have been marked and have always been in the wake of each other.
To have the best was a resounding Malek, author of the record lap in 55.309, a time that was not approached by any rival, not even in the second group. The second best time was signed by Pasiewich, followed by Scognamiglio and Irfan.
In the first heat (A-B) Malek confirmed himself ahead of Irfan and Pasiewicz, while in the manche C against D it was Modonese who had the very best of Scognamiglio.
In the third heat (A-C) Malek repeated himself, always winning over Irfan, while the last heat of the day (B-C) was to Pasandericz's advantage, which he regulated, not without struggling, Modonese.

JUNIOR ROK.
In the Junior Rok to rule in qualifying were the "Americans" Ugochukwu (USA) and Morgatto (Brazil), protagonists of the category since the beginning of the season.
If Morgatto has always been at the top for the whole session, contending for pole at Ferrari, Baracco, Locatelli and Marzi, the American Ugochukwu has placed the winning time on the final.
The strategy of Ugochukwu was perfect, the young Italian American has unleashed his best performance on the last lap, not allowing rivals to react.
Morgatto opened the dances in the heats with a nice victory over the usual rivals, Ferrari and Ugochukwu.
In the second round the three-way comparison was repeated more tightly than ever and it was Ferrari, this time, to check it out on Ugochukwu, Morgatto and Croccolino.

SUPER ROK.
The qualifying of the Super was animated on the final, after Lady Cardinali led the group in the early stages.
In the final stages of the timed practice, the Polish Szczurek climbed into the chair and took the Monegasque out of the first position.
The final stages also saw Dingli show off an excellent performance, so that the Maltese managed to gain the third place ahead of Cicognini and Russo.
Szczurek easily won the first heat before the Cardinals, who had his work cut out to contain a wild Dingli.
The Polish Szczurek was also the undisputed leader of the second heat, preceding the young Cardinali again.

SHIFTER ROK.
The man to beat on the eve of qualifying was Squaranti, defending champion, and so they all set their strategy with an eye to the stopwatch and one to the Ligurian.
Soon it became clear that the only Muller and Zani could approach the time trial scored by Squaranti. The comparison was so close that it was decided with an exciting overtaking and counter-torque, which took place under the checkered flag, in which Squaranti, on Muller, popped up for 38 thousandths.
Squaranti and Bensi were the rulers of the first heat, after Muller finished off at the start, with the reigning champion showing a slightly higher pace than all the others.
In the second heat an initial contact between Squaranti and Zani has opened the way to victory in Bensi.