The tram World Championship sees Bowling and Kerling among the problems

The Austrian tram driver was crowned the winner of the first tram in Vienna.

Drivers from Hong Kong, Rio -dera and San Diego traveled to the city to show their operating tram skills in front of thousands of spectators.

The driver’s event compete in a number of tram tasks, including the intricate bowling and curling tasks with the help of a vehicle.

The organizers said thousands of visitors came to see a spectacle that had been 160 years since the trams were introduced into Vienna.

The Austrian team won the competition from the ruling European Champions Budapest, which were on their way to win, but was fourth.

A total of 25 teams from all over the world broke out in a 250 -meter course.

The advantages that move in the world were checked on their ability to drive vehicles in eight problems that included inhibition and acceleration smoothly.

In one test she saw a bowl of water tied to the tram, while the driver was smoothly hindered, trying not to pour the liquid.

Another problem – Kerling on trams – saw the drivers push the bicycle cart to stop in a certain place.

Bowling on a tram in which a giant ball is used to beat inflatable pins, was another favorite of fans.

While Austria finished first, the second place was awarded to Poland, and Norway finished third and Croatia finished last.

Austrian Florijan Entrant Entrant said he was “broken” and “without speech”, which won in his home country.

“It’s just great,” he said, calling the Vienna Public Transport Operator Weinen Liniene.

But for Hungary it was a disappointing day that learned that speed is not all.

“Kerling was the most difficult task for me, and I failed as I would like,” said Europe’s AFP Champion Christina Schneider.

“I thought my speed would be enough, but in the end it wasn’t.”

The European Championship is due in Warsaw, Poland next year.