By Horice, Horice is the place on pure road racing super fans minds this weekend, as the 2024 300 Curves of Gustav Havel edition looms.
Czech road racing aficionado, statistician Jan Vavra, has compiled how the event’s itinerary is shaping up.
The full at present qualifying/race schedule for the 61st 300 Curves of Gustav Havel, is as follows:
18th May:
(Local time)
09:00-09:25 AM – Sport Production 125 Qualifying Session 1
09:45-10:10 AM – GP 125/Moto 3/Open 250/Supersport 300 Qualifying Session 1
10:30-10:55 AM – Supersport Qualifying Session 1
11:15-11:40 AM – Super Twins Qualifying Session 1
12:00-12:25 PM – Superbike Qualifying Session 1
12:45-1:10 PM – Supermono/Supersport 400 Qualifying Session 1
1:45-2:10 PM – Sport Production 125 Qualifying Session 2
2:30-2:55 PM – GP 125/Moto 3/Open 250/Supersport 300 Qualifying Session 2
3:15-3:40 PM – Supersport Qualifying Session 2
4:00-4:25 PM – Super Twins Qualifying Session 2
4:45-5:10 PM – Superbike Qualifying Session 2
5:30-5:55 PM – Supermono/Supersport 400 Qualifying Session 2
19st May:
(Local time)
8:15 AM – Opening Ceremony
09:15 AM – Sport Production 125 Race – 10 Laps
10:20 AM – GP 125/Moto 3/Open 250/Supersport 300 Race – 11 Laps
11:25 AM – Supersport Race – 12 Laps
1:15 PM – Super Twins Race – 11 Laps
2:20 PM – Superbike Race – 12 Laps
3:25 PM – Supermono/Supersport 400 Race – 11 Laps
An added bonus courtesy of Jan Vavra, the current lap record holders per class at Horice.
(Year lap record attained near racer’s name)
Superbike: David Datzer – 2:13.141 (2022)
Supersport: Jorn Hamberg – 2:16.142 (2023)
Super Twins: Marek Cerveny – 2:21.609 (2023)
Moto 2: Jiri Broz – 2:24.188 (2014)
Supermono: David Datzer – 2:24.870 (2023)
Open 250: Thomas Lucas – 2:26.038 (1998)
GP 125: Rene Knofler – 2:29.261 (2001)
Moto 3: Michal Dokoupil – 2:31.375 (2019)
Supersport 400: Dan Vyslouzil – 2:31.917 (2022)
Supersport 300: Radek Lamich – 2:32.704 (2023)
Sport Production 125: Radek Lamich – 2:38.399 (2018)
Photo credit: Thijs Van Der Horst
Words by Stevie Rial, Jan Vavra
