The Russian driver dominated the field in his Campos Racing Chevrolet Cruze; he sprinted to the lead from pole position and resisted to Mat’o Homola’s assault in the final laps.
Fulín was also an undisturbed leader in his class, finishing third overall and clinching his second consecutive European Cup.
The title fights for the other two classes remain wide open.
In the Super 1600 Gilles Bruckner’s victory gave him an advantage of eight points ahead of Ulrike Krafft who lost second position in the last lap. The German girl took comfort by winning the Ladies’ Trophy title.
In the Single-Make Trophy, title contenders Dmitry Bragin and Andreas Pfister finished second and third behind Norbert Nagy; Bragin now leads the standings by four points ahead of Pfister.

Key moments
Start – Karamyshev takes the lead ahead of Fulín and Matějovský; Homola drops down
Lap 1 – Sládecka is punted into a spin; Homola overtakes Fulín and Matějovský moving up to second
Lap 3 – Skuz and Pfister – who started from the back of the grid – recover to 7th and 14th
Lap 4 – Skuz overtakes Nagy for fifth
Lap 5 – Fischer hits the tyres at the Schumacher chicane while fighting with Önder and retires
Lap 7 – Rikli overtakes Nagy for sixth; Bruckner leads the S1600 by five seconds from Krafft
Lap 8 – Maleev hits the tyres at the Schumacher chicane and retires
Lap 9 – Önder overtakes Nagy for seventh
Lap 11 – Pfister overtakes Ryabov for tenth; Krafft slows down with a flat front tyre
Lap 11 – Karamyshev wins from Homola; Fulín (TC2), Nagy (SMT) and Bruckner (S1600) are the class winners