The Pro Series, as always, delivered electrifying action. With the double points final in Cyprus just around the corner, this round in Greece proved to be a fierce battleground. Local favorite Stavros Grillis clinched pole position, but the competition remained wide open. The unpredictability of this season was once again on full display, as Greece saw its fifth different winner in as many rounds. In the qualifying rounds, championship frontrunners dominated the top 10, setting the stage for an intense knockout phase.

However, surprises came early, with Donatas Macpraiksas being eliminated in the Top 16 and Ela Koko falling to Vernicos in the Top 8. This left Levickas and Haskasap as the only title contenders advancing to the Top 4, where they were joined by local stars Grillis and Vernicos. In a dramatic semifinal, contact between Levickas and Haskasap handed the advantage to Levickas, who advanced to the final. Haskasap managed to claim third place after a close battle with Vernicos.

In the final showdown, Levickas faced Grillis, who had already dominated qualifying and was determined to take the win. However, Levickas’s flawless execution in both his lead and chase runs proved too much for the local hero, securing a decisive victory in Round 5. As the championship heads into the final round, Levickas holds a narrow advantage, but with 280 points still up for grabs, the title race remains wide open.