The German pilot has been consistent all season and when the pressure was o in the Final 4 in Indianapolis, he didn’t crack under the pressure.

Dolderer had to fly fast as he was up against Nigel Lamb, Matt Hall and Pete McLeod. McLeod was first out in the final round and posted an impressive time of 1:05.398 for the others to beat.

Lamb was second in the track and was more than a second quicker than McLeod putting the pressure on Hall and Dolderer.

When it came to Hall’s run he put himself out of the race almost instantly when he hit a pylon at Gate 2, collecting three seconds worth of penalties.

For Matthias Dolderer to win the World Championship all he had to do was fly cleanly, but in his usual style Dolderer went all-out for the win and took it with a time of 1:03.335. From his cockpit Dolderer said:“It’s super emotional. And I want to thank my family, my friends and the best team in the world!”

Master Class Final 4 results

Master Class Indianapolis result

Master Class World Championship standings