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Beaton sixth at mid-week Mantova MXGP | Evans eighth

Malkiewicz puts in strong performance going 19-7 | Duncan wins WMX

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October 1, 2020
in MXGP

2020 MXGP

Round 10 – MXGP of Città di Mantova


The MXGP of Città di Mantova has concluded with a series of epic races that kept everyone on the edge of our seats as the MXGP, MX2, EMX250 and WMX classes fought it out.

Romain Febvre celebrated an epic MXGP victory, as the Frenchman took his first race win in over a year and a first overall victory of the season so far, ahead of Jorde Prado and Tim Gajser, with Gajser retaining the red plate. Australian Mitch Evans was eighth overall, collecting 29 championship points.

Romain Febvre
Romain Febvre

The standings now see Gajser leading Cairoli by a narrow five-points, with Jeremy Seewer third a further 13-points behind on 334. Mitch Evans sits just outside the top 10 in 11th on 197-points.

Mitch Evans

“A better day today which started off with a 10th in qualifying. I didn’t feel the greatest but I knew it was more down to the starts, than the laptimes and in race one I got out of the blocks well. Unfortunately, it was very hard to pass and everyone was just following the leader the whole race and I came away with sixth, which was okay. In the second race I got caught up in the first two turns and lost a couple of positions and played ‘follow the leader’ once again. I stayed in seventh until the chequered flag which made it a much better day than last Sunday and I’ll hope to keep improving for the third round here this Sunday.”

Mitch Evans
Mitch Evans

Meanwhile in MX2 Thomas Kjer Olsen put on an incredible performance to go after a back-to-back Grand Prix win ahead of Tom Vialle and Roan Van De Moosdijk, with Jed Beaton settling for sixth overall, going 6-6 across the two races. Bailey Malkiewicz also put in a strong performance going 19-7 to collect 16 championship points.

Tom Vialle leads the standings by 46-points on 431, to Jago Geerts and Maxime Renaux (329). Jed Beaton is fourth on 316-points, with Malkiewicz moving up to 18th. Nathan Crawford currently retains 15th but did not finish race 1, or compete in race 2.

Jed Beaton

“For sure it wasn’t the day I wanted after winning the second moto last weekend, but I’ll take 6-6 on a bad day. I crashed in both motos which wasn’t really ideal and made a few mistakes in the second race. No complaints, my bike’s great, it just wasn’t my day today, so we’ll look forward to Sunday and hope to get back on the box.”

Jed Beaton
Jed Beaton

The mid-week special round concluded its first day, with the fourth round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship. Coming into the second WMX event in Mantova, defending world champion Courtney Duncan of DRT Kawasaki Racing was more keen than ever on claiming back some vital championship points to put herself in a better fighting position for the final round in Pietramurata for the round of Trentino.

Duncan did just that with a fantastic overall victory, which now puts her four points down on the championship leader Nancy Van De Ven.

Courtney Duncan

“It was nice to get the second race win and it was nice to bring the points back. I think overall, I was just so proud of how I was able to re-group and turn things around from Saturday after a pretty nasty crash. Yeah looking forward to the next round so I can continue to fight.”

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The sixth round of the EMX250 Championship also concluded in Mantova and saw Mattia Guadagnini make the perfect comeback to take the overall win on home soil.


MXGP Race 1

In race one, Jorge Prado continued to show that he is the king of starts as he grabbed yet another FOX Holeshot. He was closely followed by teammate Antonio Cairoli, Jeremy Seewer and Romain Febvre.

MXGP returns to Mantova
Jorge Prado

Seewer though wasted no time as he quickly moved past Cairoli to move into second and then focused on Prado for the lead. Team HRC’s Mitch Evans had a good start and was sitting fifth ahead of his teammate and the current championship leader Tim Gajser.

Meanwhile Seewer looked to pick up the pace, setting the fastest lap time of the race as he chased down Prado. Though he needed to be careful as Febvre was also on a mission for the race win, which meant that the Swiss could not afford to make a mistake or relax.

Jorge Prado
Jorge Prado

The battle then heated up as the top three riders were all separated by a mere 1.6 seconds with still 19 minutes plus 2 laps to go. And Cairoli then looked to be stepping things up as he started to close in on Febvre, Seewer and Prado. Meanwhile further down the field Glenn Coldenhoff squeezed past Clement Desalle, to move into seventh.

With 11 minutes on the clock, the gap between Prado and Seewer was 2.016 seconds as Gajser started to close in on Cairoli for fourth. The fight for the win then intensified as Prado was getting caught by Seewer who was less than a second behind him.

Mitch Evans
Mitch Evans

With just a few laps to go, there was no change in the top five, as Prado was able to keep control under pressure to take the opening MXGP race win, while Seewer finished second and Febvre third. Aussie Mitch Evans finished in sixth.

MXGP Race 2

The second MXGP race saw Febvre perfectly time the start as he entered the first corner in the lead taking the FOX Holeshot. Febvre then led Gajser, Gautier Paulin, Seewer, Coldenhoff and Calvin Vlaanderen.

MXGP Start
MXGP Start

Gajser then put his focus on Febvre as the two were all over each other, while Seewer charged for Prado who was in 4th just ahead of him. Though he may have pushed too hard, as the Yamaha rider made a mistake which saw him crash out of fifth and things only got worse, as the Swiss had another big moment which saw him drop further down the order, outside the top 10.

Vlaanderen then went out of ninth, loosing several positions and dropping down to 15th.

With 10 minutes left, Febvre continued to control the race with Gajser still second and Paulin third. Paulin then passed Gajser, who immediately responded, but a lap later the Team HRC rider slipped the front and crashed out, allowing Paulin to inherit his position. He was however able to re-join just ahead of Cairoli.

Tim Gajser
Tim Gajser

As Paulin, Gajser and Cairoli battled it out, Coldenhoff was also looking to join in, on the mix as he edged closer to the top 4. While further down the field, Seewer was sitting in 11th as he looked to make up some positions in order to salvage some points.

Towards the end of the race, Febvre led by 6.978 seconds with Paulin holding on to second and Gajser third. Seewer then passed Dylan Walsh for 10th.

With just a couple of laps to go Gajser put in a last effort to pass Paulin, though Paulin was able to hold on to the position, while Febvre took his first race win of 2020!

Mitch Evans
Mitch Evans

With that second race win, Romain Febvre secured his spot on the top step of the podium, while Jorge Prado finished second and Tim Gajser third. Mitch Evans had another strong race in the top ten, finishing seventh.


Romain Febvre

“First win of the year, especially with the new team, it’s been awesome. In the first race I had a good start, I was fourth and passed Tony [Cairoli] on the first lap but I couldn’t take the rhythm. I made two mistakes, had a gap after 20 minutes and I closed that gap, but it wasn’t good enough to make that pass. In the second race I took a big holeshot and of course that makes life easier because you can choose your lines and ride smooth. Seewer was pushing for the first 20 minutes I think, and then I think he made a mistake, so I had a comfortable gap on Gautier [Paulin] and after I was just by myself. I tried to stay calm to finish the race and win the GP.”

Romain Febvre
Romain Febvre
Jorge Prado

“First race was perfect. Second race I had a good jump out of the gate, I thought I made everything right and in the first corner I was almost with Romain [Febvre] but then some riders came on the inside and into the second corner I think I was around ninth, then I was able to make some passes in the next two corners. I was in a good position with 15 minutes to go, for the overall; then I stalled my bike and had to fight back. I was pushing very hard and still felt like I could make a good race because I was charging all the way to the finish.”

Tim Gajser

“It wasn’t a bad day as I was still able to finish on the podium but still, I wasn’t completely happy with my riding today. I didn’t have the best start in race one and in the first lap I made a couple of passes but then I was just following Antonio and it was difficult to make any passes. We were all riding the same speed and I ended up fifth. In the second moto I got a better start, in second place behind Romain and I was pushing hard trying to pass him. I had a couple of spots where I was faster but I couldn’t make a pass and then I made a mistake which dropped me to third. I tried to regain second place but ran out of tear-offs when I was pushing for the pass with a couple of laps left and instead had to settle for third, ending up third overall. Still, I have the red plate and that is important after every round.”

Tim Gajser
Tim Gajser

MXGP Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 00:00.0
2 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha 00:01.2
3 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki 00:04.1
4 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM 00:11.1
5 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda 00:13.4
6 Evans, Mitchell AUS Honda 00:25.9
7 Coldenhoff, Glenn NED GASGAS 00:33.8
8 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda 00:41.8
9 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki 00:45.2
10 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha 00:49.8
11 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 00:52.8
12 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha 00:59.8
13 Jacobi, Henry GER Yamaha 01:09.6
14 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS 01:11.5
15 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 01:15.8
16 Bernardini, Samuele ITA Yamaha 01:27.0
17 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna 01:40.6
18 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 01:42.5
19 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 01:54.2
20 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda 01:57.1
21 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 1 lap
22 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda 1 lap
23 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda 1 lap
24 Covington, Thomas USA Yamaha 1 lap
25 Bersanelli, Edoardo ITA Yamaha 2 laps
26 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna 7 laps
27 Lapucci, Nicholas ITA KTM 12 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki 00:00.0
2 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha 00:01.7
3 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda 00:03.9
4 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM 00:06.6
5 Coldenhoff, Glenn NED GASGAS 00:07.3
6 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 00:07.6
7 Evans, Mitchell AUS Honda 00:32.1
8 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda 00:35.8
9 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha 00:37.5
10 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 00:43.5
11 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda 00:47.0
12 Jacobi, Henry GER Yamaha 00:50.4
13 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS 00:55.7
14 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna 01:16.0
15 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna 01:23.2
16 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 01:28.2
17 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki 01:32.9
18 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 01:39.4
19 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 01:45.1
20 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 01:52.2
21 Bernardini, Samuele ITA Yamaha 1 lap
22 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda 1 lap
23 Bersanelli, Edoardo ITA Yamaha 1 lap
24 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda 1 lap
25 Covington, Thomas USA Yamaha 1 lap
26 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha 9 laps

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 20 25 45
2 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 25 15 40
3 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 16 20 36
4 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM 18 18 36
5 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 22 12 34
6 Paulin, Gautier FRA YAM 11 22 33
7 Coldenhoff, Glenn NED GAS 14 16 30
8 Evans, Mitchell AUS HON 15 14 29
9 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL HON 13 13 26
10 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 10 11 21
11 Jacobi, Henry GER YAM 8 9 17
12 Desalle, Clement BEL KAW 12 4 16
13 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GAS 7 8 15
14 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 1 10 11
15 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 6 5 11
16 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 4 6 10
17 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED YAM 9 0 9
18 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS HUS 0 7 7
19 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 3 3 6
20 Bernardini, Samuele ITA YAM 5 0 5
21 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 2 1 3
22 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 0 2 2
23 Guillod, Valentin SUI HON 0 0 0
24 Bersanelli, Edoardo ITA YAM 0 0 0
25 Guryev, Artem RUS HON 0 0 0
26 Covington, Thomas USA YAM 0 0 0
27 Lapucci, Nicholas ITA KTM 0 0 0

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 352
2 Cairoli, A. ITA KTM 347
3 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 334
4 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 317
5 Coldenhoff, G. NED GAS 303
6 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 275
7 Herlings, J. NED KTM 263
8 Paulin, G. FRA YAM 257
9 Jasikonis, A. LTU HUS 248
10 Desalle, C. BEL KAW 238
11 Evans, M. AUS HON 197
12 Van Horebeek, J. BEL HON 190
13 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 127
14 Vlaanderen, C. NED YAM 115
15 Jacobi, Henry GER YAM 101
16 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 93
17 Lupino, A. ITA YAM 82
18 Monticelli, I. ITA GAS 82
19 Cervellin, M. ITA YAM 73
20 Tonus, Arnaud SUI YAM 71
21 Paturel, B. FRA HON 45
22 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 35
23 Bobryshev, E. RUS HUS 33
24 Simpson, Shaun GBR KTM 31
25 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 29
26 Jonass, Pauls LAT HUS 26
27 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 24
28 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 22
29 Rauchenecker, P. AUT KTM 19
30 Sabulis, K. LAT KTM 18
31 Covington, T. USA YAM 15
32 Kullas, Harri EST HON 11
33 van Berkel, L. NED HUS 9
34 Bernardini, S. ITA YAM 9
35 Guillod, V. SUI HON 9
36 Lapucci, N. ITA KTM 6
37 Van doninck, B. BEL HUS 5
38 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 3
39 Pichon, Z. FRA HON 2
40 Koch, Tom GER KTM 2
41 Gole, Anton SWE HON 2

MX2 Race 1

As the gate dropped for the opening MX2 race, it was Isak Gifting who claimed the first FOX Holeshot of the day. He was followed by Jago Geerts, as Mikkel Haarup slipped into second position.

MX2 Start
MX2 Start

Geerts then led the way, with Maxime Renaux in second, and Tom Vialle third. A few moments later Geerts crashed out of first, to re-join in seventh behind his teammate Ben Watson.

As Vialle moved into second, he needed to be careful as a hard charging Thomas Kjer Olsen was catching up to the back of him.

Haarup then crashed out of fifth and looked to have re-join the race, before pulling into pitlane and eventually heading back to the paddock. Alvin Ostlund was another rider who retired from the race, as he walked back to the paddock.

Tom Vialle
Tom Vialle

Geerts then struggled to pass Watson, as Renaux led the race with Vialle and Olsen pushing on. The top three were only separated by 1.9 seconds and that point, which really made things interesting for the fans.

As the three continued to battle, Geerts was making a comeback as he caught on to Roan Van de Moosdijk. He eventually passed him with 4 minutes plus 2 laps to go. Then after making a mistake, Van de Moosdijk lost another position to Watson and was down in sixth.

Roan Van de Moosdijk
Roan Van de Moosdijk

For Geerts things only got worse as he crashed once more, to re-join in 8th with not much time left of the race in order to make up vital positions.

Back in the lead, Renaux continued his way onto a race win, while Vialle was coming under fire from Olsen. Olsen then forced the issue, passing Vialle and going after Renaux with just 2 laps to go of the race.

Olsen then put on two good laps to take the lead from Renaux on the final lap, though Renaux was not going to let him get away and the two almost collided. In the end Olsen confirmed his race win, with Renaux second and Vialle third.

Thomas Kjer Olsen
Thomas Kjer Olsen

Jed Beaton finished in sixth, while fellow Aussie Bailey Malkiewicz was 19th.

MX2 Race 2

In the second MX2 race, it was Vialle, Jed Beaton of Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Racing and Van de Moosdijk who were the riders out in front while Renaux and Watson had a disastrous start, with both going down and having to pick themselves up in last.

MX2 Start
MX2 Start

Van de Moosdijk then passed Beaton for second, as Geerts moved into fourth. Olsen was also making moves as he got around Conrad Mewse for fifth position. Though Beaton was able to fight back, taking the position back from van de Moosdijk not too long after. Van de Moosdijk then lost another position, and that time it was to Geerts, who was keen on making up for lost ground in the opening race.

A mistake from Geerts gave Beaton a bit more breathing room, though it didn’t last long as a little later on, he lost two positions to Geerts and his teammate, Olsen. Beaton then continued to fall down the order as Mewse was able to find a way through. Bailey Malkiewicz of Honda 114 Motorsports was having a great rider in 7th, as he passed Nathan Renkens.

Jed Beaton
Jed Beaton

Vialle then led the way by 3.332 seconds with just 2 minutes plus 2 laps to go. Renaux then passed Mathys Boisrame for eighth.

Geerts crashed out once again, though was able to pick himself up in fifth, as Olsen moved into second.

In the end, Vialle took the race win, as Olsen crossed the line in second and Van de Moosdijk finishing third in the race.

Tom Vialle
Tom Vialle

Thomas Kjer Olsen confirmed his success here in Mantova, with a back-to-back Grand Prix victory, as Tom Vialle made his return to the podium with 2nd overall and Roan Van de Moosdijk making his comeback to the box, to occupy the 3rd step.


Thomas Kjer Olsen

“For sure, ever since we came here, I have been feeling a lot better and it’s great to have that aggressive riding back. To be back on top of the podium today is just amazing and I would say I really had to battle hard for it, especially in that second race. My fitness seems to be good and it’s really nice to be on top.”

Thomas Kjer Olsen
Thomas Kjer Olsen
Tom Vialle

“Today was not so bad. In the first race I completely missed my start, I was completely last, and I passed a few riders in the first lap and was close. After two or three laps Jago [Geerts] crashed and I was already second. I didn’t find any good line to pass Maxime and, in the meanwhile, Thomas passed me. In the second race I took a really good start; I led the whole race though Jago was coming fast. Even if didn’t make mistake in the start I needed only to stay focus because there are still a lot of races. I need to be focused because in that track the start is really important, so now I’m really focused on Sunday.”

Roan Van de Moosdijk

“It felt like quite some time since I’ve been on the podium. My qualifying was really good and that’s why I could stay on the inside, I knew if I got a good jump I was safe and in the first race I just closed the gap too early, I didn’t ride like I used to and I got arm pump, but still managed to finish in fifth place. In the second race I had a good jump, I was behind Tom [Vialle] and following him for quite a few laps, but then again I felt a little bit tight, so I dropped back to fifth I think and then I found my rhythm again and came back to third.”

Roan Van de Moosdijk
Roan Van de Moosdijk

MX2 Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna 00:00.0
2 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha 00:01.5
3 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 00:03.3
4 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha 00:04.5
5 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki 00:11.4
6 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna 00:13.1
7 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 00:18.6
8 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha 00:30.4
9 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha 00:32.3
10 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS 00:33.6
11 Forato, Alberto ITA Husqvarna 00:38.9
12 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM 00:56.3
13 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 01:00.5
14 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda 01:03.9
15 Boisrame, Mathys FRA Kawasaki 01:05.9
16 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 01:06.5
17 Sandner, Michael AUT GASGAS 01:18.5
18 Genot, Cyril BEL Yamaha 01:23.5
19 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda 01:29.2
20 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA KTM 01:30.9
21 Meier, Glen DEN Yamaha 01:40.9
22 Gilbert, Josh GBR Husqvarna 01:42.9
23 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM 01:44.9
24 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna 01:52.0
25 Toriani, Enzo FRA Husqvarna 01:54.5
26 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 02:26.8
27 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 1 lap
28 Furbetta, Joakin ITA KTM 7 laps
29 Haarup, Mikkel DEN Kawasaki 11 laps
30 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda 12 laps
31 Crawford, Nathan AUS Honda 15 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 00:00.0
2 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna 00:03.4
3 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki 00:10.1
4 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 00:15.1
5 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha 00:22.4
6 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna 00:26.1
7 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda 00:46.9
8 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS 00:50.4
9 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha 00:44.3
10 Boisrame, Mathys FRA Kawasaki 00:52.7
11 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha 00:57.1
12 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM 01:00.6
13 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 01:06.9
14 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda 01:27.0
15 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha 01:03.8
16 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna 01:32.1
17 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 01:33.2
18 Toriani, Enzo FRA Husqvarna 01:36.5
19 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 01:42.4
20 Gilbert, Josh GBR Husqvarna 01:33.5
21 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 1 lap
22 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA KTM 01:37.3
23 Meier, Glen DEN Yamaha 12 laps
24 Sandner, Michael AUT GASGAS 02:04.3
25 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM 1 lap
26 Sikyna, Richard SVK KTM 1 lap
27 Furbetta, Joakin ITA KTM 17 laps
28 Genot, Cyril BEL Yamaha 8 laps
29 Forato, Alberto ITA Husqvarna 10 laps
30 Haarup, Mikkel DEN Kawasaki 18 laps
31 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda 13 laps

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN HUS 25 22 47
2 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 20 25 45
3 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED KAW 16 20 36
4 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 22 12 34
5 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 14 18 32
6 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 15 15 30
7 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 13 16 29
8 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 11 13 24
9 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 18 6 24
10 Fernandez, Ruben ESP YAM 12 10 22
11 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM 9 9 18
12 Boisrame, Mathys FRA KAW 6 11 17
13 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS HON 2 14 16
14 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 5 8 13
15 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 8 2 10
16 Forato, Alberto ITA HUS 10 0 10
17 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 0 7 7
18 Rubini, Stephen FRA HON 7 0 7
19 Nermann, Johannes EST HUS 0 5 5
20 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 0 4 4
21 Sandner, Michael AUT GAS 4 0 4
22 Toriani, Enzo FRA HUS 0 3 3
23 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 3 0 3
24 Gilbert, Josh GBR HUS 0 1 1
25 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA KTM 1 0 1
26 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 0 0 0
27 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 0 0 0
28 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM 0 0 0
29 Sikyna, Richard SVK KTM 0 0 0
30 Furbetta, Joakin ITA KTM 0 0 0
31 Haarup, Mikkel DEN KAW 0 0 0
32 Crawford, Nathan AUS HON 0 0 0

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 431
2 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 385
3 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 329
4 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 316
5 Van De Moosdijk, R. NED KAW 279
6 Olsen, T. DEN HUS 275
7 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 252
8 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 217
9 Boisrame, M. FRA KAW 215
10 Fernandez, R. ESP YAM 186
11 Rubini, S. FRA HON 150
12 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 134
13 Haarup, Mikkel DEN KAW 118
14 Forato, A. ITA HUS 95
15 Crawford, N. AUS HON 91
16 Hofer, Rene AUT KTM 73
17 Gilbert, Josh GBR HUS 73
18 Malkiewicz, B. AUS HON 70
19 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 66
20 Guadagnini, M. ITA HUS 62
21 Laengenfelder, S. GER GAS 59
22 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 54
23 Lesiardo, M. ITA KTM 52
24 Sikyna, R. SVK KTM 52
25 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 50
26 Renkens, N. BEL KTM 50
27 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 49
28 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 47
29 Sydow, Jeremy GER GAS 35
30 Roosiorg, H. EST KTM 33
31 Harrison, M. USA KAW 22
32 Cenerelli, G. ITA HUS 21
33 Polak, Petr CZE YAM 15
34 Toriani, Enzo FRA HUS 14
35 Sandner, M. AUT GAS 10
36 Todd, Wilson AUS KAW 8
37 Nermann, J. EST HUS 8
38 Teresak, Jakub CZE KTM 8
39 Edelbacher, R. AUT HUS 5
40 Furbetta, J. ITA KTM 3
41 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 3
42 Spies, M. GER HUS 2
43 Haavisto, Jere FIN YAM 2
44 Dickinson, A. GBR KTM 1

WMX Race 1

In the opening WMX race it was Van De Ven who claimed the holeshot and was closely followed by Kiara Fontanesi, Duncan and Larissa Papenmeier. Papenmeier then moved herself quickly into second, finding a few gaps in the first couple of corners, with Fontanesi and Duncan just behind her.

WMX Start
WMX Start

As Van De Ven began to pull away, Fontanesi found a way to pass Papenmeier for second. The Italian then set the fastest lap of the race chasing Van De Ven for the win. She better her lap time the following time around, to cut the gap to just 1.397 seconds, as just three seconds separated the top four.

Fontanesi then caught on to the rear wheel of Van De Ven, while Duncan was looking to go through on Papenmeier as the battle for the win heated up. Eventually Duncan was able to move up a position on lap 6.

Courtney Duncan
Courtney Duncan

Van De Ven was doing a great job dealing with the pressure as she could not afford to relax with Fontanesi, Duncan and Papenmeier, all within three seconds.

By the following lap, Fontanesi was the new race leader as Duncan began to push Van De Ven for second in order to claim as many championship points as possible. This battle for second continued until the chequered flag.

Eventually Kiara Fontanesi crossed the line in first, though was penalised for jumping on a waved yellow flag which ultimately gave Nancy Van De Ven the win, with Courtney Duncan being promoted to second and Kiara Fontanesi dropping to third.

WMX Race 2

In the second race, Duncan was the rider to lead the field around the first turn, with Van De Ven second, Papenmeier third and Fontanesi fourth. Though Papenmeier wasn’t able to hold on to third for long as he came under fire from Fontanesi on the opening lap.

Courtney Duncan
Courtney Duncan

Papenmeier then crashed out of fourth dropping down to 12th, which is not where the championship leader wanted to be.

Duncan then went on to set the fastest lap of the race, as she extended her lead to 3.920 seconds. Further down the field Papenmeier was making a comeback as she passed Anne Borchers for 11th and then also picked up 10th not long after.

On lap 3 the top 10 was led by Duncan, followed by Van De Ven, Fontanesi, Sara Andersen, Lynn Valk, Line Dam, Talia Jade O’Hare, Papenmeier and Amandine Verstappen.

Courtney Duncan
Courtney Duncan

Papenmeier moved into ninth, while Duncan continued to lead with a 4.117 second advantage. Though Fontanesi was on a mission, she set the fastest lap of the race as she looked to close in on Van De Ven in second.

As Fontanesi pushed to pass Van De Ven, a small mistake caused her to crash, though as the top 3 had a big gap to the rest of the ladies, she was able to pick herself up without losing any positions.

Duncan then cruised her way to a race win in the second heat, followed by Van De Ven, Fontanesi, Andersen and Valk. In terms of the podium, it was Duncan who made an epic return to the top step, while Van De Ven occupied second and Fontanesi finishing third.

Courtney Duncan
Courtney Duncan

With one round to go, the championship chase is heating up as Van De Ven leads Duncan by just 4 points, with Papenmeier dropping to third and Fontanesi in fourth.


Courtney Duncan

“I’m so stoked with today – the moto win and the overall. Making up the points was great but to be honest with you, the thing I was most proud of was how I was able to forget about what happened on Sunday, regroup and to come out and put a performance like that in. It makes me really proud – for the team and for everyone that supports me, it’s great. Obviously I needed to as well, it was quite bad, I was 14 points down. It was important that I made it up. I think I speak for all of New Zealand in saying that we are ecstatic to see Courtney put in the work and bounce back from her round 3 crash and take the round 4 overall. It really speaks to her determination and character and we will be backing her to become back-to-back champion at the final round. That’s great for me because it gives me more time with the team, more time to test and more time to put some work in with the [Kawasaki KX250] 21. Having some extra weeks is going to be great. I think I can really put a good stint in there and make a lot of improvements. The points are close. It’s going to be whoever wins in Arco [the town hosting the MXGP of Trentino] is champion. It’s going to be a do or die situation and I’m excited for that.”

Courtney Duncan
Courtney Duncan
Nancy Van De Ven

“First of all, I was feeling good here in the last two races because I really enjoy this track. Today I was feeling great actually. The first race was intense as everyone was pushing and changing positions like crazy. And it’s even better to take the red plate home because that’s what we’re working for.”

Kiara Fontanesi

“Important is that I could take a good start, find my rhythm, take the lead and have good speed. The second race went good because I could make another good start, which was our weak point normally and then I was pushing but I had a problem with the bike, I crashed and I couldn’t even find my rhythm again but anyway I finished third which is okay. I’m standing ten points behind Nancy in the championship and I think it’s going to be a great battle in Trentino.”


WMX Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Van De Ven, Nancy NED Yamaha 00:00.0
2 Duncan, Courtney NZL Kawasaki +00:01.6
3 Fontanesi, Kiara ITA KTM -1:58.382**
4 Papenmeier, Larissa GER Yamaha +00:02.7
5 Verstappen, Amandine BEL Kawasaki +00:23.6
6 Andersen, Sara DEN KTM +00:25.9
7 Valk, Lynn NED Yamaha +00:35.5
8 van der Vlist, Shana NED KTM +00:43.6
9 Dam, Line DEN Yamaha +00:59.4
10 O’Hare, Tahlia Jade AUS KTM +01:16.4
11 Astudillo, Jamie USA KTM +01:18.5
12 Nocera, Francesca ITA Yamaha +01:25.5
13 Borchers, Anne GER Suzuki +01:26.5
14 Jakobsen, Malou DEN KTM +01:28.2
15 Irmgartz, Kim GER Honda +02:05.3
16 Hoppe, Fiona GER Husqvarna +02:17.2
17 Seisdedos, Gabriela ESP Kawasaki +1 lap
18 Galvagno, Elisa ITA Yamaha +1 lap
19 Berry, Avrie USA KTM +1 lap
20 Reitze, Alicia GER Yamaha +1 lap

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Duncan, Courtney NZL Kawasaki 00:00.0
2 Van De Ven, Nancy NED Yamaha +00:19.2
3 Fontanesi, Kiara ITA KTM +00:37.9
4 Andersen, Sara DEN KTM +00:42.3
5 Valk, Lynn NED Yamaha +00:44.7
6 Dam, Line DEN Yamaha +00:50.1
7 van der Vlist, Shana NED KTM +00:51.2
8 Papenmeier, Larissa GER Yamaha +00:57.3
9 Verstappen, Amandine BEL Kawasaki +01:07.0
10 Astudillo, Jamie USA KTM +01:30.6
11 O’Hare, Tahlia Jade AUS KTM +01:33.9
12 Borchers, Anne GER Suzuki +01:34.9
13 Jakobsen, Malou DEN KTM +01:50.4
14 Nocera, Francesca ITA Yamaha +02:10.9
15 Lehmann, Janina GER Yamaha +02:21.3
16 Kapsamer , Elena AUT KTM +02:32.1
17 Stoutjesdijk, Stephanie NED Husqvarna +1 lap
18 Reitze, Alicia GER Yamaha +1 lap
19 Hoppe, Fiona GER Husqvarna +1 lap
20 Galvagno, Elisa ITA Yamaha +1 lap

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Duncan, Courtney NZL KAW 22 25 47
2 Van De Ven, Nancy NED YAM 25 22 47
3 Fontanesi, Kiara ITA KTM 20 20 40
4 Andersen, Sara DEN KTM 15 18 33
5 Papenmeier, Larissa GER YAM 18 13 31
6 Valk, Lynn NED YAM 14 16 30
7 Verstappen, Amandine BEL KAW 16 12 28
8 Dam, Line DEN YAM 12 15 27
9 van der Vlist, Shana NED KTM 13 14 27
10 Astudillo, Jamie USA KTM 10 11 21
11 O’Hare, Tahlia Jade AUS KTM 11 10 21
12 Borchers, Anne GER SUZ 8 9 17
13 Nocera, Francesca ITA YAM 9 7 16
14 Jakobsen, Malou DEN KTM 7 8 15
15 Hoppe, Fiona GER HUS 5 2 7
16 Lehmann, Janina GER YAM 0 6 6
17 Irmgartz, Kim GER HON 6 0 6
18 Kapsamer , Elena AUT KTM 0 5 5
19 Stoutjesdijk, Stephanie NED HUS 0 4 4
20 Reitze, Alicia GER YAM 1 3 4

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Van De Ven, N. NED YAM 166
2 Duncan, C. NZL KAW 162
3 Papenmeier, L. GER YAM 160
4 Fontanesi, K. ITA KTM 156
5 Valk, Lynn NED YAM 128
6 Dam, Line DEN YAM 114
7 van der Vlist, S. NED KTM 102
8 Andersen, Sara DEN KTM 93
9 Borchers, Anne GER SUZ 77
10 O’Hare, T. AUS KTM 75
11 Astudillo, J. USA KTM 51
12 Verstappen, A. BEL KAW 46
13 Martinez, M. FRA KTM 39
14 Jans-Beken, B. NED KTM 35
15 Jakobsen, M. DEN KTM 35
16 Dahl, Emelie SWE YAM 32
17 Van Der Werff, B. NED SUZ 31
18 Nocera, F. ITA YAM 26
19 Berry, Avrie USA KTM 24
20 Galvagno, E. ITA YAM 23

EMX250 Race 1

In the opening race of the day, it was Thibault Benistant, Tom Guyon and Mattia Guadagnini who got a good start and were running out in front.

Guadagnini wasted no time to past Guyon and get himself into second, before passing Benistant for the lead on the opening lap. He then went on to set the fastest lap time of the race putting himself 1.6 seconds ahead of the championship leader.

Mattia Guadagnini
Mattia Guadagnini

Further down the field Kay De Wolf was having a tough start to the race and was down outside the top 20 in the opening few laps.

Hakon Fredriksen was looking to move through the field as he went after Guyon for third, while the pair were 10 seconds down on Benistant and Guadagnini.

Meanwhile De Wolf was making progress to get into 15th place on lap 3 of the race, as Guadagnini stepped it up a gear as he extended the lead over Benistant to 3.130 seconds.

Fredriksen then got Guyon for third, as Benistant made a mistake, losing a tone of time, with the gap between him and the lead going from 3 to 10 seconds in a single lap.

On lap 6 of the race Guadagnini continued to lead Benistant, Fredriksen, Guyon and Oriol Oliver who rounded out the top 5. While Joel Rizzi, didn’t have the best opening race, as he retired from the race following a crash a few laps earlier.

De Wolf continued to make up positions as he challenged Bastian Boegh Damm to move into 12th. Things then didn’t get better for the Dane, who lost a further four positions and was down in 17th.

With three laps to go, Thomas Sileika of Diga WMX Racing dropped out of 10th, which allowed De Wolf to inherit his position. The Latvian eventually crossed the line in 15th.

In the end, Guadagnini clinched the race one victory, with Benistant second and Fredriksen third.

EMX250 Race 2

In race two, it was Guyon who led the way after getting another great start. Though he didn’t hold onto it for long, as Guadagnini moved past Jorgen-Matthias Talviku and Meico Vettik to move into second and started to charge for the race leader.

Meanwhile Benistant was having a much tougher start to the second race and was down in 18th on the opening laps, which meant he’d have to work hard in order to pick up as many points as possible and go after the podium.

Lorenzo Locurcio
Lorenzo Locurcio

As Fredriksen got Guyon for second, Guyon crashed out of third. Meanwhile Benistant crashed out too and picked himself up in 19th, making the race even harder for himself. Though he wasted no time, and was already up in 15th a couple of laps later, and he continued to climb positions throughout the race.

Boegh Damm then lost sixth to Pierre Goupillon, while De Wolf passed Gianluca Facchetti for P9. As Benistant got up to 12th in the race, Vettik lost fourth to Lorenzo Locurcio who was having a great ride in the top five.

De Wolf then had a big crash, though managed to pick himself up pretty quickly to re-join the race in 11th position.

With 2 minutes plus 2 laps on the clock, Benistant then moved himself up into eighth as he pushed for a spot on the podium, though he could only get back up to seventh which was not enough to put him on the box today.

As Guadagnini continued to lead Fredriksen by nine-seconds, Locurcio then went after Talviku and passed him for third place with just two laps to go, which confirmed his spot on the podium.

In the end, Mattia Guadagnini confirmed his epic comeback with a race win, as Fredriksen finished second and Locurcio crossing the line in third.

With two race wins, Mattia Guadagnini occupied the top step of the podium during his home round, while Hakon Fredriksen made a back-to-back podium appearance for second overall and Locurcio finishing third.

In terms of the championship, Thibault Benistant continues to lead Mattia Guadagnini with Kay De Wolf third.


Mattia Guadagnini

“I’m so happy to be back on top and to win in Italy. Last weekend I made a lot of mistakes and I knew that today I really wanted to win so bad. I took two good starts and two race wins and I’m so happy to win here, I want to thank everybody that helps me.”

EMX250 Podium
EMX250 Podium
Hakon Fredriksen

“I feel really good about it. The riding today was strong, I had two okay starts and just worked my way through the races to take another podium so I’m happy for how it turned out.”

Lorenzo Locurcio

“I rode really good and I’ve been working really hard, I have the speed for sure, I just don’t have the starts, so I’ve been coming through the pack a lot, today I got two really bad starts and I’ve been coming through from outside the top twenty so for me to end up on the podium was a bit of a surprise. I know this class is strong and the riders are all getting starts so I just never give up and rode my hardest and it finally paid off.”

Thibault Benistant

“Of course I’m a little bit disappointed about the second race because I lost the podium by one point but it’s not really bad because I fought really hard, I made two mistakes and fought to come back to sixth. The first race was not so bad, I got the holeshot but Mattia’s was better on the first two laps, I tried to take the win but I felt a little bit of pain in my stomach, so I wanted to finished second and I stayed second. I know I have the speed and the feeling so I just need to take two good starts and after I think we will be alright for the next round.”


EMX250 Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Guadagnini, Mattia ITA Husqvarna 00:00.0
2 Benistant, Thibault FRA Yamaha +00:09.8
3 Fredriksen, Hakon NOR Yamaha +00:21.1
4 Guyon, Tom FRA KTM +00:27.5
5 Locurcio, Lorenzo VEN Kawasaki +00:28.2
6 Oliver, Oriol ESP KTM +00:34.3
7 Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias EST Husqvarna +00:43.8
8 Edberg, Tim SWE Yamaha +00:47.2
9 de Wolf, Kay NED Husqvarna +00:52.8
10 Spies, Maximilian GER Husqvarna +01:01.4
11 Conijn, Marcel NED KTM +01:02.9
12 Gerhardsson, Albin SWE Husqvarna +01:04.1
13 Mc Lellan, Camden RSA Husqvarna +01:05.1
14 Vettik, Meico EST KTM +01:07.5
15 Sileika, Tomass LAT KTM +01:16.5
16 Goupillon, Pierre FRA Kawasaki +01:17.9
17 Boegh Damm, Bastian DEN KTM +01:18.7
18 Scuteri, Emilio ITA KTM +01:27.7
19 Lugana, Paolo ITA KTM +01:35.2
20 Giuzio, Raffaele ITA Yamaha +01:37.2

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Guadagnini, Mattia ITA Husqvarna 00:00.0
2 Fredriksen, Hakon NOR Yamaha +00:08.7
3 Locurcio, Lorenzo VEN Kawasaki +00:16.5
4 Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias EST Husqvarna +00:19.5
5 Vettik, Meico EST KTM +00:33.8
6 Goupillon, Pierre FRA Kawasaki +00:37.1
7 Benistant, Thibault FRA Yamaha +00:37.7
8 Edberg, Tim SWE Yamaha +00:41.2
9 Guyon, Tom FRA KTM +00:54.5
10 de Wolf, Kay NED Husqvarna +00:59.6
11 Facchetti, Gianluca ITA Yamaha +00:59.7
12 Mc Lellan, Camden RSA Husqvarna +01:09.6
13 Boegh Damm, Bastian DEN KTM +01:11.7
14 Conijn, Marcel NED KTM +01:13.4
15 Florian, Lion GER KTM +01:13.6
16 Lugana, Paolo ITA KTM +01:27.3
17 Vesterinen, Matias FIN KTM +01:31.5
18 Sileika, Tomass LAT KTM +01:32.5
19 Gerhardsson, Albin SWE Husqvarna +01:36.1
20 Tuani, Federico ITA Husqvarna +01:45.7

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Guadagnini, Mattia ITA HUS 25 25 50
2 Fredriksen, Hakon NOR YAM 20 22 42
3 Locurcio, Lorenzo VEN KAW 16 20 36
4 Benistant, Thibault FRA YAM 22 14 36
5 Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias EST HUS 14 18 32
6 Guyon, Tom FRA KTM 18 12 30
7 Edberg, Tim SWE YAM 13 13 26
8 Vettik, Meico EST KTM 7 16 23
9 de Wolf, Kay NED HUS 12 11 23
10 Goupillon, Pierre FRA KAW 5 15 20
11 Mc Lellan, Camden RSA HUS 8 9 17
12 Conijn, Marcel NED KTM 10 7 17
13 Oliver, Oriol ESP KTM 15 0 15
14 Boegh Damm, Bastian DEN KTM 4 8 12
15 Gerhardsson, Albin SWE HUS 9 2 11
16 Spies, Maximilian GER HUS 11 0 11
17 Facchetti, Gianluca ITA YAM 0 10 10
18 Sileika, Tomass LAT KTM 6 3 9
19 Lugana, Paolo ITA KTM 2 5 7
20 Florian, Lion GER KTM 0 6 6

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Benistant, T. FRA YAM 251
2 Guadagnini, M. ITA HUS 208
3 de Wolf, Kay NED HUS 181
4 Fredriksen, H. NOR YAM 152
5 Edberg, Tim SWE YAM 152
6 Talviku, J. EST HUS 144
7 Vettik, Meico EST KTM 137
8 Gifting, Isak SWE KTM 128
9 Locurcio, L. VEN KAW 114
10 Guyon, Tom FRA KTM 106
11 Florian, Lion GER KTM 93
12 Boegh Damm, B. DEN KTM 91
13 Everts, Liam BEL KTM 87
14 Facchetti, G. ITA YAM 84
15 Spies, M. GER HUS 84
16 Sileika, T. LAT KTM 71
17 Mc Lellan, C. RSA HUS 61
18 Conijn, Marcel NED KTM 61
19 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 54
20 Oliver, Oriol ESP KTM 44
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