Triumph makes history as Herlings doubles up at MXGP Australia

2026 MXGP World Championship
Round 19 – MXGP of Australia
Darwin – Hidden Valley Motorsports Complex

Darwin delivered the sunshine, the heat and two new world champions as the 2026 FIM Motocross World Championship concluded at Hidden Valley. Guillem Farres secured the MX2 crown for Triumph, Daniela Guillen wrapped up her first WMX title, and Jeffrey Herlings completed another perfect Sunday to underline his dominance of the premier class.

After the storms that disrupted last year’s Australian return, the finale played out in hot, dry conditions on the 1.54-kilometre circuit, with temperatures around 33 degrees and organisers reporting an attendance of 23,100.

Herlings won both MXGP motos ahead of Romain Febvre, with Tom Vialle completing the podium. In MX2, Camden McLellan took the overall ahead of Liam Everts and Janis Reisulis, while team-mate Farres had the championship sewn up after the opening race.

Byron Dennis led the Australian challenge in the men’s classes with sixth and eighth for seventh overall in MX2. Levi Rogers was the highest-placed Australian in MXGP, finishing 11th overall, while Emma Milesevic headed the home contingent in WMX with tenth.

MXGP

Jeffrey Herlings finished his first season with Honda HRC PETRONAS with an eighth consecutive double victory, taking his 2026 tally to 13 Grand Prix wins and 22 moto victories. Saturday’s qualifying defeat had ended his run of topping 40 consecutive sessions and races, but his Sunday winning streak remained intact and stretched to 16 motos. Darwin also marked the 125th GP victory of his career and his first in this country, adding another milestone to a season that had already delivered his sixth world championship.

MXGP Race One

Tom Vialle claimed the holeshot, but Herlings quickly moved ahead and Romain Febvre followed him through into second before the end of the opening lap. The leading pair then pulled well clear, leaving Vialle and Andrea Adamo to contest third.

Febvre kept the pressure on for much of the race and was only 1.16 seconds behind at the end of lap 12. The gap opened as they worked through traffic late in the moto, however, and Herlings eventually crossed the line 18.4 seconds clear. Febvre still finished more than 43 seconds ahead of third-placed Adamo.

Adamo had moved past Vialle on lap seven, taking his second top-three moto result of his rookie MXGP season. Vialle held fourth ahead of Pauls Jonass and Calvin Vlaanderen, while Jan Pancar worked his way to seventh in front of Jeremy Seewer, Jago Geerts and Ivo Monticelli.

Dylan Walsh finished 11th, followed by Levi Rogers, Ryley Fitzpatrick and Rhys Budd. Cooper Holroyd was 15th, while Souya Nakajima was classified 16th after failing to complete a full lap.

MXGP Race Two

Vialle again launched to the holeshot, completing a clean sweep of Sunday’s starts and securing the season’s Holeshot Award. Herlings had a less straightforward opening corner but quickly worked his way into second by the end of the first lap.

Febvre also had ground to recover after Herlings slid across his path at the first turn. The Kawasaki rider moved ahead of Adamo into third on lap four and closed on the two Hondas, setting up a three-way fight at the front.

Vialle led the opening 12 laps before Herlings took over on lap 13, setting the fastest lap of the race in the process. Febvre subsequently passed Vialle on lap 18, but Herlings had enough in hand to complete the double by 3.6 seconds. Vialle finished another 4.1 seconds back in third.

Adamo was fourth ahead of Jonass and Vlaanderen. Pancar again got the better of Seewer for seventh, while Geerts finished ninth and Walsh rounded out the top ten.

Rogers passed Fitzpatrick to finish 11th, with Holroyd taking 13th. Monticelli retired after five completed laps and was classified 14th. Budd and Nakajima did not start.

Herlings signs off in style

Herlings finished the championship on 973 points, 168 clear of Febvre. The absent Tim Gajser retained third, while Vialle’s stronger second moto secured third overall in Darwin on countback over Adamo and left him four points ahead of the KTM rider in the final standings.

Jeffrey Herlings

“It’s been an amazing year, winning the world championship, winning 13 GPs, 22 race wins and all on a new team. I think this year I am smarter than in my previous titles, in the earlier rounds I wasn’t able to match the pace in some rounds and I accepted that. Sometimes you have to lose, to win and I think I’ve learnt that now and it’s paid off now because this run of eight GPs in a row is a really nice way to finish the championship and a good reward for myself and the entire team who have all worked so hard.”

Vialle’s third overall marked his fifth consecutive GP podium, bringing a strong finish to his debut season in the class.

Tom Vialle

“My riding was good today, I wasn’t able to push as much as I would have liked in race one, but I think I showed in race two that I was close to winning so overall, I’m pretty happy. I think it’s been a good year for me, on a new bike, with a new team and I think if I can have a good off-season I can fight for even more wins next year.”

Febvre’s 2-2 scorecard delivered his 11th podium of the season and a fitting final Grand Prix with Kawasaki after seven years together. He will still race the Kawasaki at the Motocross of Nations before that partnership concludes.

Romain Febvre

“I gave my all and battled to the end; it was close in China and again here but Jeffrey was tough to beat this year. It is never easy to defend the title so I am proud to take the silver medal for the third time in my career.

“This was my final GP with Kawasaki after a wonderful seven years – a success story we will celebrate tonight – but we still have the Nations in two weeks’ time. That race is always special and we have a good team with Tom and Mathis so it would be nice to deliver a good result there for France and also for the team.”

Jonass finished fifth overall for the third consecutive GP. His 32 Sunday points, added to six from qualifying, moved him ahead of the absent Kay de Wolf into ninth in the championship.

Vlaanderen also marked the end of a team partnership, signing off with Ducati with sixth in both races and sixth overall. He finished 11th in the championship.

Calvin Vlaanderen

“I want to thank everyone involved in this project; it’s been a season of ups and downs, but we kept fighting and never gave up, and that’s something we can be proud of. I wish everyone the best for the future.”

Rogers’ 12-11 results made him the leading Australian in 11th overall. Fitzpatrick finished 13th overall, Holroyd 14th and Budd 15th. Australia-based New Zealander Walsh took tenth overall with his 11-10 scorecard.

MX2

Guillem Farres delivered Triumph’s first FIM motocross world championship as the British manufacturer completed a remarkable third season in MX2 with the riders’ title, the runner-up position and the manufacturers’ crown.

Farres secured the championship with second place in the opening moto, following team-mate Camden McLellan across the line. That left the Spaniard 42 points clear with only 25 still available, allowing him to head into the final race with the title already decided.

Triumph became the first British manufacturer to win a motocross world title since Jeff Smith’s BSA success in 1965. Farres and McLellan won 11 of this year’s 19 Grands Prix between them, with Farres claiming six overall victories and 14 moto wins on his way to the championship.

MX2 Race One

McLellan and Farres completed the opening lap first and second, with Liam Everts immediately behind. The leading three remained in that order throughout the 19-lap race, but there was little breathing room: McLellan won by just 1.367 seconds, with Everts only 2.168 seconds behind the winner.

Janis Reisulis held fourth ahead of Sacha Coenen, while Byron Dennis produced the best GP moto finish of his career in sixth. The Australian moved ahead of Kay Karssemakers on lap six and retained the position to the flag, finishing 31 seconds behind McLellan.

Karssemakers lost ground after two mistakes but recovered to seventh ahead of Maxime Grau, Karlis Reisulis and Ferruccio Zanchi. Deacon Paice finished 11th, Riley Burgess 12th and Thomas O’Neill 13th.

Guillem Farres

“It’s been an unbelievable weekend here in Australia. We wrapped up the championship in the first race, with Camden taking the win and me finishing second, which was an amazing feeling. In race two, I got off to a decent start in third, but I didn’t quite have the pace and ended up finishing fifth. Overall, it’s been an incredible season and definitely one I’ll remember for the rest of my life. I’m super happy with everyone around me. Triumph and the whole team have done an amazing job all year. It hasn’t always been easy, but we’ve made the best of every situation, and I’m really happy and proud of what we’ve achieved together.”

MX2 Race Two

Janis Reisulis claimed the holeshot and led the opening eight laps, with Everts in pursuit. A mistake from the Yamaha rider on lap nine opened the door for Everts, who took control and went on to win by 11.2 seconds.

McLellan had started sixth but steadily worked forward, moving ahead of Coenen and Farres before taking second from Reisulis on lap 12. That was enough to secure the overall on 47 points, two clear of Everts, and gave the South African back-to-back GP victories in China and Australia.

Reisulis finished third, followed by Coenen and Farres. Karssemakers took sixth ahead of Grau, Dennis, Karlis Reisulis and Zanchi. Paice again finished 11th, while Burgess was 13th and O’Neill 14th.

Camden McLellan

“What a year! It was another great weekend here in Australia and I had a lot of fun on the track. I never really felt that good, to be honest, but I made it work and I’m really happy with how we finished the season. Most of all, I’m proud of the whole team. They deserve this win and they deserve the championship. To finish first and second in the championship and also win the Manufacturers Championship is awesome. It’s been an incredible year for Triumph, so a huge thank you to everyone involved.”

Everts’ 3-1 results delivered a fifth consecutive GP podium and lifted him to fourth in the championship. He finished the season with seven overall podiums and three moto wins.

Liam Everts

“It was a really good way to finish the season. I felt good on the bike all weekend, and it was nice to put everything together in the final moto. Once I got into the lead, I could focus on my own riding and pull away. To end the year with a win, another podium and fourth in the championship is really positive. A big thank you to the whole team for all their work this year.”

Reisulis’ 4-3 results secured third overall on countback from Farres, with both on 38 points. The Latvian finished his debut MX2 season sixth in the championship as the leading rookie, while brother Karlis finished seventh.

Janis Reisulis

“In Race Two, I made a couple of mistakes while leading, but overall, I think it’s really solid to finish the season with third overall and another podium.”

Dennis leads the Australian challenge

Dennis backed up his sixth in race one with eighth in race two to claim seventh overall, only one point behind Karssemakers and one ahead of Grau. His 28 Sunday points, plus four from seventh in qualifying, took his season tally to 61 and placed him 21st in the final championship standings.

Paice’s pair of 11th places secured 11th overall. Burgess finished 12th overall with 12-13 results, while O’Neill’s 13-14 scorecard put him 14th for the round.

Karssemakers’ sixth overall completed three consecutive top-six GP finishes and confirmed tenth in the championship for the DRT Kawasaki rider.

Kay Karssemakers

“Sixth overall was a good way to end the season with three consistent GPs in a row. In the first race I made a pretty big mistake and went off track and then another which put me back to eighth but I fought back strongly to seventh.”

Farres finished the championship on 904 points, 36 ahead of McLellan. Coenen took the bronze medal ahead of Everts and Simon Längenfelder, who missed the finale through illness. Ducati’s Zanchi ended his injury-interrupted season with two tenth places and 14th in the championship.

Farres will step up to MXGP with Triumph next season, while McLellan remains in MX2 after a campaign that produced five Grand Prix victories.

WMX

Daniela Guillen sealed her first WMX world championship with a double victory at Hidden Valley, turning a six-point advantage over Kiara Fontanesi into a final winning margin of 24 points.

The Spaniard took control of Saturday’s opening race on the first lap and won by 4.8 seconds from Lotte van Drunen. Courtney Duncan completed the top three, while Fontanesi slipped to fourth as both van Drunen and Duncan passed her late in the race.

That increased Guillen’s championship lead to 13 points ahead of Sunday’s decider. Fontanesi then fell on the opening lap of race two and could recover only to seventh, while Guillen chased down early leader Lachlan Turner and took over on lap nine.

Guillen won by 2.8 seconds from Turner, completing a perfect weekend and finishing the championship on 233 points to Fontanesi’s 209. Van Drunen took third in the final moto and second overall with 2-3 results, also securing championship bronze on 177 points.

Duncan finishes with a podium

Duncan’s 3-4 results secured third overall and fourth in the championship, ten points behind van Drunen. The New Zealander had been challenging for the lead in Sunday’s race before a fall dropped her to third, then a stall on the penultimate lap allowed van Drunen through.

It was Duncan’s second GP podium of a season spent rebuilding after illness and a lengthy absence from competition.

Courtney Duncan

“I’m proud of what we achieved this season; it was always going to be difficult after a whole year out of competition and no training; it was tough but we improved at each round and we know what we have to work on for next year.”

Emma Milesevic led the Australian contingent with 11th and tenth for tenth overall on 21 points. Madi Simpson finished 12th in both races for 11th overall, while Darci Whalley improved from 14th to 11th to finish 12th overall.

Sienna Giudice took 15th overall with 15-14 results, followed by Samantha Macarthur in 16th after finishing 16th and 15th.

Motocross of Nations

Darwin completed the 19-round Grand Prix season, but the international campaign continues with the Motocross of Nations at Ernée, France, on October 3-4.

Herlings will represent the Netherlands, while Vialle joins Febvre and Mathis Valin in the French line-up. Newly crowned MX2 champion Farres will race for Spain, with McLellan representing South Africa. The annual team event gives the leading riders one more opportunity to finish 2026 on a high.

 MXGP Qualifying Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	T. Vialle	Hon	24m51.018
2	R. Febvre	Kaw	+0m03.185
3	J. Herlings	Hon	+0m17.161
4	A. Adamo	KTM	+0m17.946
5	P. Jonass	Kaw	+0m44.139
6	J. Seewer	KTM	+0m57.277
7	C. Vlaanderen	Duc	+1m02.326
8	J. Pancar	KTM	+1m06.528
9	J. Geerts	Bet	+1m27.466
10	D. Walsh	KTM	+1m49.268
11	L. Rogers	Yam	+1 lap
12	I. Monticelli	Yam	+1 lap
13	S. Nakajima	Yam	+1 lap
14	R. Budd	Hon	+1 lap
15	R. Fitzpatrick	KTM	+1 lap
16	C. Holroyd	Hon	+14 laps

MXGP Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	J. Herlings	Hon	34m24.505
2	R. Febvre	Kaw	+0m18.362
3	A. Adamo	KTM	+1m02.170
4	T. Vialle	Hon	+1m07.125
5	P. Jonass	Kaw	+1m11.155
6	C. Vlaanderen	Duc	+1m13.043
7	J. Pancar	KTM	+1m42.497
8	J. Seewer	KTM	+1 lap
9	J. Geerts	Bet	+1 lap
10	I. Monticelli	Yam	+1 lap
11	D. Walsh	KTM	+1 lap
12	L. Rogers	Yam	+1 lap
13	R. Fitzpatrick	KTM	+1 lap
14	R. Budd	Hon	+1 lap
15	C. Holroyd	Hon	+2 laps
16	S. Nakajima	Yam	+20 laps

MXGP Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	J. Herlings	Hon	34m45.558
2	R. Febvre	Kaw	+0m03.600
3	T. Vialle	Hon	+0m07.742
4	A. Adamo	KTM	+0m49.372
5	P. Jonass	Kaw	+0m53.702
6	C. Vlaanderen	Duc	+1m07.131
7	J. Pancar	KTM	+1m12.735
8	J. Seewer	KTM	+1m14.516
9	J. Geerts	Bet	+1m18.525
10	D. Walsh	KTM	+1 lap
11	L. Rogers	Yam	+1 lap
12	R. Fitzpatrick	KTM	+1 lap
13	C. Holroyd	Hon	+2 laps
14	I. Monticelli	Yam	+15 laps

MXGP Round Points

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	J. Herlings	Hon	50
2	R. Febvre	Kaw	44
3	T. Vialle	Hon	38
4	A. Adamo	KTM	38
5	P. Jonass	Kaw	32
6	C. Vlaanderen	Duc	30
7	J. Pancar	KTM	28
8	J. Seewer	KTM	26
9	J. Geerts	Bet	24
10	D. Walsh	KTM	21
11	L. Rogers	Yam	19
12	I. Monticelli	Yam	18
13	R. Fitzpatrick	KTM	17
14	C. Holroyd	Hon	14
15	R. Budd	Hon	7
16	S. Nakajima	Yam	5

MXGP Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	J. Herlings	Hon	973
2	R. Febvre	Kaw	805
3	T. Gajser	Yam	659
4	T. Vialle	Hon	641
5	A. Adamo	KTM	637
6	L. Coenen	KTM	566
7	R. Fernandez	Hon	523
8	M. Renaux	Yam	449
9	P. Jonass	Kaw	438
10	K. de Wolf	Hus	428
11	C. Vlaanderen	Duc	368
12	J. Pancar	KTM	338
13	K. Horgmo	Hon	303
14	J. Geerts	Bet	248
15	A. Forato	Fan	221
16	O. Oliver	KTM	187
17	J. Seewer	KTM	171
18	B. Watson	Tri	151
19	B. Van doninck	Fan	146
20	R. Van De Moosdijk	KTM	117
21	I. Gifting	Yam	88
22	R. Elzinga	KTM	88
23	A. Bonacorsi	Duc	80
24	M. Guadagnini	KTM	69
25	J. Talviku	Fan	62
26	M. Spies	KTM	57
27	K. Brumann	Hus	54
28	I. Monticelli	Yam	47
29	D. Walsh	KTM	45
30	T. Benistant	Hon	40
31	G. Coldenhoff	Yam	39
32	T. Koch	KTM	29
33	A. Sterry	KTM	29
34	B. Hsu	JHL	22
35	L. Rogers	Yam	19
36	R. Fitzpatrick	KTM	17
37	N. Ludwig	KTM	16
38	R. Pape	Yam	16
39	R. Wu	Yam	15
40	Y. Li	JHL	15
41	C. Holroyd	Hon	14
42	T. Hammal	Kaw	10
43	C. Nickel	Hon	10
44	Y. Selek	Gas	10
45	R. Budd	Hon	7
46	E. Lopes	Hon	7
47	A. Östlund	Tri	7
48	N. Lapucci	Hon	6
49	S. Nakajima	Yam	5
50	J. Butron	KTM	5
51	J. Haavisto	KTM	5
52	C. Durow	KTM	5
53	J. Poli	Kaw	5
54	S. Smith	Yam	4
55	M. Kokins	Gas	4
56	L. van Berkel	Hon	4
57	B. Paturel	Yam	3
58	T. Purdon	Kaw	3
59	C. Soubeyras	Hon	3
60	J. Teresak	KTM	3
61	A. Tonus	Yam	2
62	M. Malan	Yam	2
63	V. Alonso	Duc	2
64	B. Blanken	KTM	2
65	J. Proctor	Yam	2
66	E. Kahro	KTM	2
67	O. Martensson	Kaw	2
68	A. Valentin	Tri	1
69	F. Olsson	Hon	1
70	B. Krajewski	Yam	1
71	T. Grimshaw	Hon	1

MX2

MX2 Qualifying Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	C. McLellan	Tri	23m43.715
2	J. Reisulis	Yam	+0m01.288
3	L. Everts	Hus	+0m02.173
4	G. Farres	Tri	+0m30.495
5	K. Karssemakers	Kaw	+0m32.213
6	S. Coenen	KTM	+0m40.142
7	B. Dennis	KTM	+0m47.299
8	K. Reisulis	Yam	+0m50.990
9	M. Grau	Hon	+0m56.494
10	F. Zanchi	Duc	+1m23.529
11	D. Paice	Hon	+1m33.514
12	R. Burgess	KTM	+1 lap
13	T. O’Neill	Yam	+1 lap
14	B. Gyles	KTM	+1 lap
15	B. Polato	Gas	+1 lap

MX2 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	C. McLellan	Tri	33m23.805
2	G. Farres	Tri	+0m01.367
3	L. Everts	Hus	+0m02.168
4	J. Reisulis	Yam	+0m17.635
5	S. Coenen	KTM	+0m26.107
6	B. Dennis	KTM	+0m31.044
7	K. Karssemakers	Kaw	+0m39.062
8	M. Grau	Hon	+0m45.270
9	K. Reisulis	Yam	+0m47.661
10	F. Zanchi	Duc	+1m35.433
11	D. Paice	Hon	+1 lap
12	R. Burgess	KTM	+1 lap
13	T. O’Neill	Yam	+1 lap
14	B. Gyles	KTM	+2 laps
15	B. Polato	Gas	+2 laps

MX2 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	L. Everts	Hus	33m31.260
2	C. McLellan	Tri	+0m11.166
3	J. Reisulis	Yam	+0m14.418
4	S. Coenen	KTM	+0m22.488
5	G. Farres	Tri	+0m32.261
6	K. Karssemakers	Kaw	+0m35.387
7	M. Grau	Hon	+0m38.666
8	B. Dennis	KTM	+0m39.986
9	K. Reisulis	Yam	+0m41.190
10	F. Zanchi	Duc	+1 lap
11	D. Paice	Hon	+1 lap
12	B. Gyles	KTM	+1 lap
13	R. Burgess	KTM	+1 lap
14	T. O’Neill	Yam	+1 lap
15	B. Polato	Gas	+2 laps

MX2 Round

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	C. McLellan	Tri	47
2	L. Everts	Hus	45
3	J. Reisulis	Yam	38
4	G. Farres	Tri	38
5	S. Coenen	KTM	34
6	K. Karssemakers	Kaw	29
7	B. Dennis	KTM	28
8	M. Grau	Hon	27
9	K. Reisulis	Yam	24
10	F. Zanchi	Duc	22
11	D. Paice	Hon	20
12	R. Burgess	KTM	17
13	B. Gyles	KTM	16
14	T. O’Neill	Yam	15
15	B. Polato	Gas	12

MX2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	G. Farres	Tri	904
2	C. McLellan	Tri	868
3	S. Coenen	KTM	814
4	L. Everts	Hus	795
5	S. Längenfelder	KTM	768
6	J. Reisulis	Yam	691
7	K. Reisulis	Yam	555
8	V. Lata	Hon	414
9	J. Mikula	KTM	401
10	K. Karssemakers	Kaw	388
11	M. Grau	Hon	354
12	M. Valin	Kaw	352
13	N. Zanocz	KTM	237
14	F. Zanchi	Duc	172
15	J. Walvoort	KTM	168
16	S. Smulders	Hus	138
17	A. Rossi	KTM	112
18	C. Valk	TM	87
19	O. Colmer	KTM	79
20	P. Gundersen	Hus	70
21	B. Dennis	KTM	61
22	A. Gaspari	KTM	51
23	A. Callemo	Hus	45
24	G. Doensen	KTM	40
25	V. Kees	KTM	38
26	B. Mustoe	Gas	37
27	N. Korsbeck	Tri	37
28	R. Bicalho	KTM	35
29	B. Gyles	KTM	32
30	S. Mancini	Duc	27
31	F. Garcia	Kaw	25
32	H. Forsgren	Hon	25
33	L. Ruffini	Hus	23
34	D. Paice	Hon	20
35	W. Askew	Tri	20
36	A. Monne	Gas	20
37	J. Voelker	KTM	19
38	M. Carreras	Gas	18
39	B. Garib	Hon	18
40	F. Bellei	KTM	18
41	R. Burgess	KTM	17
42	T. Lodi	Kaw	17
43	M. Bennati	Tri	17
44	T. O’Neill	Yam	15
45	T. Cox	KTM	14
46	R. Schudel	KTM	14
47	J. Yang	Yam	13
48	I. Medina	JHL	13
49	N. Ludwig	KTM	12
50	J. Cannon	Kaw	12
51	B. Polato	Gas	12
52	J. van Wyk	Hon	12
53	V. Vazquez	Gas	11
54	J. Brookes	Hon	10
55	C. Padilla	Gas	10
56	N. Skovbjerg	Hus	10
57	J. Bal	Hus	9
58	J. Peklaj	Hus	9
59	D. Braceras	Tri	8
60	R. Rocher	Gas	8
61	F. Quirno Costa	Hon	8
62	S. Oechslin	KTM	8
63	S. Sools	KTM	8
64	C. Richmond	Hon	8
65	L. Van Drunen	Yam	8
66	A. Traversini	KTM	7
67	J. Garcia	Fan	7
68	T. Durow	KTM	6
69	M. Rojas	KTM	6
70	L. Wang	Hon	5
71	A. Henley	Yam	5
72	A. Bratschi	KTM	5
73	M. Ashton	Yam	5
74	S. Sundman	Tri	5
75	T. Oechslin	KTM	4
76	J. Krug	Tri	4
77	L. Grundy	Hus	4
78	R. Stuardo	Fan	4
79	B. Almagor	KTM	4
80	P. Rathousky	KTM	4
81	D. Van Mechgelen	KTM	3
82	J. Morera	Kaw	3
83	T. Johnson	Yam	2
84	M. Torrado	Gas	2
85	D. Zdunek	KTM	1

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WMX – Round Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	D. Guillen	Gas	50
2	L. Van Drunen	Yam	42
3	C. Duncan	Kaw	38
4	L. Turner	Yam	35
5	K. Fontanesi	Gas	32
6	L. Barker	KTM	31
7	N. Fransson	Yam	27
8	A. Massury	KTM	26
9	A. Verstappen	Yam	24
10	E. Milesevic	Yam	21
11	M. Simpson	Yam	18
12	D. Whalley	Hon	17
13	C. Polato	Gas	16
14	S. van der Vlist	Yam	16
15	S. Giudice	KTM	13
16	S. Macarthur	Hus	11

WMX – Standings

Pos	Rider	Bike	Points
1	D. Guillen	Gas	233
2	K. Fontanesi	Gas	209
3	L. Van Drunen	Yam	177
4	C. Duncan	Kaw	167
5	L. Barker	KTM	153
6	S. van der Vlist	Yam	141
7	A. Verstappen	Yam	133
8	M. Jakobsen	KTM	116
9	N. Fransson	Yam	99
10	A. Massury	KTM	80
11	A. Franzoni	Hon	73
12	D. Gelissen	Hus	68
13	L. Valk	TM	57
14	M. Seleboe	Kaw	54
15	T. Bäckström	Gas	47
16	H. Sjöberg	Hon	37
17	L. Turner	Yam	35
18	L. Papenmeier	Hon	28
19	R. Hovind	Kaw	24
20	E. Andersson Lof	Yam	23
21	L. Raunkjaer	Hon	23
22	E. Milesevic	Yam	21
23	J. Van der Beek	KTM	20
24	A. Simons	Tri	20
25	M. Simpson	Yam	18
26	L. Neves	Hon	18
27	D. Whalley	Hon	17
28	C. Polato	Gas	16
29	S. Giudice	KTM	13
30	J. Engeland	Hus	12
31	S. Macarthur	Hus	11
32	L. Pettus	Tri	9
33	T. Schlosser	Tri	8
34	E. Kapsamer	KTM	7
35	F. Hoppe	Tri	6
36	M. Breugelmans	KTM	5
37	A. Skudutyte	KTM	4
38	B. Andersen	Hon	2
39	A. Legaard	Hon	1
44	J. Bohle	Hus	0

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