Coenen twins make MXGP history in Latvia as Townley lands first EMX podium

2026 MXGP World Championship
Round Eight – MXGP of Latvia
Motocenter Zelta Zirgs – Kegums

The Coenen twins turned the MXGP of Latvia into a family milestone at Kegums, with Lucas Coenen sweeping the MXGP class while twin brother Sacha did the same in MX2.

Both Red Bull KTM riders had already won their respective qualifying races on Saturday, then backed that up with 1-1 Sunday scorecards on the sandy Zelta Zirgs circuit. That gave KTM maximum points across both world championship classes and strengthened both red-plate leads as the 2026 season completed its first triple-header run.

Behind the headline act, there was still plenty for the wider paddock. Kay de Wolf produced his strongest MXGP showing yet to finish second overall, Tim Gajser steadied his campaign with fourth, while Jeffrey Herlings was left to rue a mechanical issue after looking capable of fighting for victory in the second moto.

In MX2, Camden McLellan marked his 22nd birthday with a third consecutive overall podium for Triumph, while Sacha Coenen again showed why Kegums has become one of his strongest venues.

Further down the programme, Australian Liam Owens claimed second overall in EMX250, Jake Cannon retained second in that championship, and New Zealand teenager Levi Townley claimed the first EMX125 overall podium of his career.

MXGP – Lucas Coenen controls Kegums

Lucas Coenen had already made a statement on Saturday by winning the MXGP qualifying race, and the Belgian carried that pace into Sunday with another composed and clinical ride on the KTM 450 SX-F.

In the opening moto, Coenen crossed the line 3.738 seconds clear of Kay de Wolf, with Jeffrey Herlings third after having looked a serious threat at various stages. De Wolf’s late-race pass on Herlings helped set up what would become his best MXGP overall result to date.

The second moto initially took shape as another Coenen versus Herlings contest, with the Honda HRC PETRONAS rider applying pressure before a technical problem ended his race while he was running in podium contention. Coenen then controlled the remainder of the moto to win by just over eight seconds from Romain Febvre, with de Wolf third and Gajser fourth.

The 1-1 scorecard gave Coenen the overall on 50 points, ahead of de Wolf on 42 and Febvre on 40. Gajser’s 5-4 finishes were enough for fourth overall, with home favourite Pauls Jonass fifth and Andrea Adamo sixth.

Coenen now holds a 62-point lead in the MXGP championship after eight rounds, with Herlings second, Febvre third, Gajser fourth and de Wolf climbing to fifth.

“Amazing! I was thinking ‘Sacha did it, so now it is on me’,” Lucas Coenen said. “A bit of history today. I was just controlling the second moto because the track was tricky. I tried to make good laps and be smart.”

De Wolf’s 2-3 return was another marker in his rookie MXGP campaign. The Nestaan Husqvarna rider was strong late in the opening moto, then had to recover from a wider start and some mistakes in race two.

“Overall, it’s been a really positive weekend,” de Wolf said. “Coming away with my second MXGP podium and my best result in the class so far is something I’m proud of. We came here aiming for a podium and to be consistent across all three races, and we managed to achieve that.”

For Herlings, the final classification did not reflect the pace he had shown. A third in race one and a DNF-classified 21st in race two left him tenth overall.

“Not much to say really,” Herlings said. “Hard to take when this happens but at least my riding was good and I was challenging for the win. Just got to try and do the best we can from here on in.”

Ruben Fernández also had a mixed day for Honda. He rode from inside the top ten to sixth in the opening moto, but was caught up in a collision in race two and had to fight back to 11th. That left him seventh overall, one place behind Adamo.

Gajser’s fourth overall was a useful reset after a difficult run of rounds. The Yamaha rider finished fifth and fourth, and remains fourth in the championship standings.

“It was another difficult weekend, but there are still positives to take away from it,” Gajser said. “I was able to put together two consistent motos and finish all of the races, which was important. In the second moto, I felt much better on the bike.”

MX2 – Sacha Coenen answers his brother

Sacha Coenen completed the other half of KTM’s Latvian sweep with a 1-1 result in MX2, extending his championship lead with another authoritative performance from the gate.

Coenen won the opening MX2 moto by more than 23 seconds over Mathis Valin, with Camden McLellan third, Guillem Farres fourth and Simon Längenfelder fifth. In race two, Coenen again led the way, but McLellan kept him much closer and finished second, 6.484 seconds behind the Belgian.

Karlis Reisulis gave the home crowd something to cheer with third in race two and fifth overall, although a late mistake allowed McLellan through and cost him a potential overall podium. Farres finished fourth in both motos for fourth overall, while Liam Everts went 7-7 for sixth.

For Coenen, the result continued his strong relationship with Kegums and moved him to 380 points in the championship. Längenfelder remains second on 343 despite a painful second-moto crash and retirement, with Farres third on 340 and McLellan now fourth on 326.

“No words! Really nice to win motos the same weekend as my brother,” Sacha Coenen said. “This is the third time I win here. I like this track; it suits me even if you have to be careful in some places. Good starts were the key.”

McLellan’s second overall continued an excellent run for Triumph Factory Racing. The South African had to recover from less-than-ideal starts in both motos, and his opening race included a heavy crash while he was running strongly. He still fought back to third, then made a last-lap pass on Reisulis in race two to secure second in the moto and second overall.

“It was a good Sunday here in Latvia,” McLellan said. “My riding, pace, and fitness were all strong throughout both motos, so there are plenty of positives to take away from the weekend. Unfortunately, the starts weren’t where they needed to be, which made life a lot more difficult.”

Farres had the pace to be on the podium but was left chasing in both races. He recovered from around 13th on the opening lap to fourth in race one, then was pushed off-track early in race two and had to fight back from around 17th to finish fourth again.

“It was an OK day here in Latvia, although I definitely feel like there was more on the table,” Farres said. “My pace was good, I was able to come through the field in both races, and I never gave up fighting.”

Liam Everts left with solid points rather than the result he felt was possible. He had to come forward from a poor start in race one, then finished seventh again in race two after a more straightforward but still difficult moto.

“Honestly, I think the pace was better than the results show,” Everts said. “It’s not the weekend we came here for, but we still leave with solid points and that’s important over a long season.”

Valerio Lata showed promising pace for Honda HRC PETRONAS, especially in race two, where he finished fifth, but a crash while running inside the top five in race one left him 11th overall.

EMX250 – Garcia perfect, Owens on the box

Francisco Garcia continued to tighten his grip on the EMX250 championship with a perfect 1-1 weekend for Venum BUD Racing Kawasaki.

The Spaniard did not have everything his own way from the gate, but he took control of both races and left Latvia with the full 50 points. Australian Liam Owens was one of the standout performers of the weekend, finishing third in race one and second in race two for second overall on 42 points.

Gyan Doensen completed the overall podium ahead of Mads Fredsoe, while Latvian Jekabs Kubulins thrilled the home crowd with third in race two and fifth overall.

Jake Cannon had to work harder for his points at Kegums, with eighth in race one and seventh in race two, placing him seventh overall. The Australian remains second in the EMX250 championship, 53 points behind Garcia, with Nicolai Skovbjerg third and Doensen fourth.

Cannon’s race-two ride was still one of the better recoveries in the field, as he worked forward from 13th on the opening lap to seventh by the flag.

EMX125 – Townley earns maiden podium

The EMX125 class produced a significant result for New Zealand, with Levi Townley claiming the first overall podium of his European 125 career.

Race one was won by Ricardo Bauer after a late battle with Norman KTM Factory Rookies team-mate and championship leader Moritz Ernecker. Bauer held on by less than a second, while Townley finished fourth after running near the front early in the moto.

Ernecker then responded in race two with a controlled start-to-finish victory, winning by 13.982 seconds over Townley. The young Kiwi held second from the opening lap and rode with composure on the drier Sunday circuit, never quite close enough to challenge Ernecker but clear enough of the pack behind to secure the best race result of his EMX125 career.

Ernecker won the round on 47 points, with Townley second on 40 and Bauer third on 37. Gennaro Utech and Sleny Goyer completed the top five overall.

For Townley, the 4-2 scorecard was a genuine step forward. The 16-year-old Yamaha Europe Monster Energy MJC rider arrived in Latvia with 30 championship points and left with 70, moving from 20th to 14th in the standings.

Goyer also had a productive weekend for the MJC Yamaha squad, finishing fifth overall and retaining third in the EMX125 championship with four rounds remaining.

Next round

The MXGP paddock now takes a weekend off before returning at Montevarchi for the MXGP of Italy on June 20-21. That begins another three-round run, with Italy followed by Portugal and South Africa as the championship moves toward the midpoint of the season.

 MXGP Qualifying Race Results

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Lucas	BEL	KTM	24:32.861
2	Herlings, Jeffrey	NED	HON	+3.917
3	de Wolf, Kay	NED	HUS	+14.861
4	Febvre, Romain	FRA	KAW	+20.214
5	Fernandez, Ruben	ESP	HON	+32.329
6	Jonass, Pauls	LAT	KAW	+38.622
7	Gajser, Tim	SLO	YAM	+41.441
8	Oliver, Oriol	ESP	KTM	+48.234
9	Adamo, Andrea	ITA	KTM	+49.741
10	Vlaanderen, Calvin	NED	DUC	+59.942
11	Forato, Alberto	ITA	FAN	+1:10.608
12	Spies, Maximilian	GER	KTM	+1:16.825
13	Van doninck, Brent	BEL	FAN	+1:22.351
14	Geerts, Jago	BEL	BET	+1:23.552
15	Elzinga, Rick	NED	KTM	+1:29.321
16	Watson, Ben	GBR	TRI	+1:30.497
17	Pancar, Jan	SLO	KTM	+1:31.657
18	Horgmo, Kevin	NOR	HON	+1:36.982
19	Haavisto, Jere	FIN	KTM	+1:49.409
20	Brumann, Kevin	SUI	HUS	+1:59.242
21	Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias	EST	YAM	+2:08.898
22	Kokins, Markuss	LAT	GAS	1 lap
23	Kahro, Erki	EST	KTM	1 lap
24	Tilk, Kaarel	EST	HUS	1 lap
25	Bonacorsi, Andrea	ITA	DUC	4 laps
26	Olsson, Filip	SWE	HON	8 laps
27	Renaux, Maxime	FRA	YAM	11 laps

MXGP Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Lucas	BEL	KTM	34:06.647
2	de Wolf, Kay	NED	HUS	+3.738
3	Herlings, Jeffrey	NED	Honda	+5.385
4	Febvre, Romain	FRA	KAW	+26.417
5	Gajser, Tim	SLO	YAM	+35.092
6	Fernandez, Ruben	ESP	HON	+49.314
7	Jonass, Pauls	LAT	KAW	+57.624
8	Adamo, Andrea	ITA	KTM	+1:06.693
9	Oliver, Oriol	ESP	KTM	+1:09.931
10	Vlaanderen, Calvin	NED	DUC	+1:10.999
11	Renaux, Maxime	FRA	YAM	+1:37.995
12	Horgmo, Kevin	NOR	HON	+1:39.091
13	Pancar, Jan	SLO	KTM	+1:46.775
14	Van doninck, Brent	BEL	FAN	+1:48.346
15	Spies, Maximilian	GER	KTM	+1:40.730
16	Watson, Ben	GBR	TRI	+1:49.136
17	Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias	EST	YAM	+1:50.167
18	Geerts, Jago	BEL	BET	+1:55.000
19	Haavisto, Jere	FIN	KTM	+2:02.411
20	Forato, Alberto	ITA	FAN	+2:06.724
21	Brumann, Kevin	SUI	HUS	1 lap
22	Kokins, Markuss	LAT	GAS	1 lap
23	Kahro, Erki	EST	KTM	1 lap
24	Elzinga, Rick	NED	KTM	7 laps
25	Tilk, Kaarel	EST	HUS	9 laps
26	Olsson, Filip	SWE	HON	13 laps

MXGP Race Two Result

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Lucas	BEL	KTM	34:32.862
2	Febvre, Romain	FRA	KAW	+8.108
3	de Wolf, Kay	NED	HUS	+13.586
4	Gajser, Tim	SLO	YAM	+15.973
5	Jonass, Pauls	LAT	KAW	+49.795
6	Adamo, Andrea	ITA	KTM	+1:12.826
7	Pancar, Jan	SLO	KTM	+1:17.936
8	Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias	EST	YAM	+1:21.382
9	Horgmo, Kevin	NOR	HON	+1:28.441
10	Geerts, Jago	BEL	BET	+1:34.865
11	Fernandez, Ruben	ESP	HON	+1:42.178
12	Spies, Maximilian	GER	KTM	+1:45.922
13	Forato, Alberto	ITA	FAN	+1:52.219
14	Watson, Ben	GBR	TRI	+1:55.717
15	Elzinga, Rick	NED	KTM	+1:59.504
16	Brumann, Kevin	SUI	HUS	1 lap
17	Kokins, Markuss	LAT	GAS	1 lap
18	Haavisto, Jere	FIN	KTM	1 lap
19	Kahro, Erki	EST	KTM	1 lap
20	Olsson, Filip	SWE	HON	1 lap
21	Herlings, Jeffrey	NED	HON	7 laps
22	Van doninck, Brent	BEL	FAN	11 laps
23	Oliver, Oriol	ESP	KTM	15 laps
24	Renaux, Maxime	FRA	YAM	15 laps

MXGP Round Points

Pos	Rider	R1	R2	Total
1	Coenen, Lucas	25	25	50
2	de Wolf, Kay	22	20	42
3	Febvre, Romain	18	22	40
4	Gajser, Tim	16	18	34
5	Jonass, Pauls	14	16	30
6	Adamo, Andrea	13	15	28
7	Fernandez, Ruben	15	10	25
8	Pancar, Jan	8	14	22
9	Horgmo, Kevin	9	12	21
10	Herlings, Jeffrey	20	0	20
11	Talviku, Jorgen-Matthias	4	13	17
12	Spies, Maximilian	6	9	15
13	Geerts, Jago	3	11	14
14	Watson, Ben	5	7	12
15	Oliver, Oriol	12	0	12
16	Vlaanderen, Calvin	11	0	11
17	Renaux, Maxime	10	0	10
18	Forato, Alberto	1	8	9
19	Van doninck, Brent	7	0	7
20	Elzinga, Rick	0	6	6
21	Brumann, Kevin	0	5	5
22	Haavisto, Jere	2	3	5
23	Kokins, Markuss	0	4	4
24	Kahro, Erki	0	2	2
25	Olsson, Filip	0	1	1

MXGP Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Total
1	Coenen, Lucas	404
2	Herlings, J.	342
3	Febvre, Romain	310
4	Gajser, Tim	294
5	de Wolf, Kay	273
6	Renaux, Maxime	261
7	Fernandez, R.	247
8	Adamo, Andrea	241
9	Vialle, Tom	219
10	Jonass, Pauls	175
11	Forato, A.	151
12	Vlaanderen, C.	144
13	Horgmo, Kevin	129
14	Oliver, Oriol	120
15	Pancar, Jan	83
16	Van doninck, B.	74
17	Guadagnini, M.	69
18	Geerts, Jago	63
19	Watson, Ben	57
20	Van De Moosdijk, R.	50
21	Bonacorsi, A.	41
22	Benistant, T.	40
23	Seewer, Jeremy	34
24	Spies, M.	25
25	Talviku, J.	22
26	Koch, Tom	21
27	Elzinga, Rick	17
28	Ludwig, Noah	14
29	Brumann, Kevin	8
30	Lopes, Enzo	7
31	Sterry, Adam	7
32	Butron, Jose	5
33	Haavisto, Jere	5
34	Poli, Joaquin	5
35	Kokins, M.	4
36	Paturel, B.	3
37	Hsu, Brian	3
38	van Berkel, L.	3
39	Tonus, Arnaud	2
40	Kahro, Erki	2
41	Krajewski, B.	1
42	Olsson, Filip	1

MX2

MX2 Qualifying Race Results

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Sacha	BEL	KTM	25:12.939
2	Lata, Valerio	ITA	HON	+6.768
3	Längenfelder, Simon	GER	KTM	+8.358
4	Valin, Mathis	FRA	KAW	+10.151
5	Mc Lellan, Camden	RSA	TRI	+10.704
6	Everts, Liam	BEL	HUS	+20.471
7	Reisulis, Janis Martins	LAT	YAM	+24.278
8	Farres, Guillem	ESP	TRI	+26.369
9	Karssemakers, Kay	NED	KAW	+45.172
10	Walvoort, Jens	NED	KTM	+46.519
11	Reisulis, Karlis Alberts	LAT	YAM	+48.412
12	Zanchi, Ferruccio	ITA	DUC	+1:01.720
13	Gundersen, Pelle	NOR	HUS	+1:18.814
14	Zanocz, Noel	HUN	KTM	+1:27.801
15	Forsgren, Hugo	SWE	HON	+1:49.944
16	Sools, Sandro	SWE	KTM	+2:07.495
17	Korsbeck, Nike	SWE	TRI	1 lap
18	Grau, Maxime	FRA	HON	1 lap
19	Traversini, Alessandro	ITA	KTM	1 lap
20	Bicalho, Rodolfo	BRA	KTM	2 laps
21	Rossi, Andrea	ITA	KTM	12 laps

MX2 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Sacha	BEL	KTM	35:04.768
2	Valin, Mathis	FRA	KAW	+23.324
3	Mc Lellan, Camden	RSA	TRI	+25.321
4	Farres, Guillem	ESP	TRI	+27.137
5	Längenfelder, Simon	GER	KTM	+29.842
6	Reisulis, Karlis Alberts	LAT	YAM	+31.608
7	Everts, Liam	BEL	HUS	+33.146
8	Reisulis, Janis Martins	LAT	YAM	+48.526
9	Walvoort, Jens	NED	KTM	+56.432
10	Karssemakers, Kay	NED	KAW	+57.565
11	Grau, Maxime	FRA	HON	+1:16.813
12	Zanocz, Noel	HUN	KTM	+1:47.240
13	Korsbeck, Nike	SWE	TRI	1 lap
14	Forsgren, Hugo	SWE	HON	1 lap
15	Rossi, Andrea	ITA	KTM	1 lap
16	Zanchi, Ferruccio	ITA	DUC	1 lap
17	Traversini, Alessandro	ITA	KTM	1 lap
18	Bicalho, Rodolfo	BRA	KTM	1 lap
19	Lata, Valerio	ITA	HON	8 laps
20	Gundersen, Pelle	NOR	HUS	13 laps

MX2 Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	Gap
1	Coenen, Sacha	BEL	KTM	35:10.618
2	Mc Lellan, Camden	RSA	TRI	+6.484
3	Reisulis, Karlis Alberts	LAT	YAM	+8.987
4	Farres, Guillem	ESP	TRI	+15.292
5	Lata, Valerio	ITA	HON	+15.761
6	Valin, Mathis	FRA	KAW	+16.471
7	Everts, Liam	BEL	HUS	+43.354
8	Zanchi, Ferruccio	ITA	DUC	+54.660
9	Karssemakers, Kay	NED	KAW	+1:09.447
10	Reisulis, Janis Martins	LAT	YAM	+1:14.865
11	Grau, Maxime	FRA	HON	+1:21.503
12	Walvoort, Jens	NED	KTM	+1:37.863
13	Zanocz, Noel	HUN	KTM	+1:51.358
14	Forsgren, Hugo	SWE	HON	1 lap
15	Korsbeck, Nike	SWE	TRI	1 lap
16	Rossi, Andrea	ITA	KTM	1 lap
17	Bicalho, Rodolfo	BRA	KTM	1 lap
18	Traversini, Alessandro	ITA	KTM	1 lap
19	Längenfelder, Simon	GER	KTM	10 laps

MX2 Round

Pos	Rider	R1	R2	Round
1	Coenen, Sacha	25	25	50
2	Mc Lellan, Camden	20	22	42
3	Valin, Mathis	22	15	37
4	Farres, Guillem	18	18	36
5	Reisulis, Karlis Alberts	15	20	35
6	Everts, Liam	14	14	28
7	Reisulis, Janis Martins	13	11	24
8	Karssemakers, Kay	11	12	23
9	Walvoort, Jens	12	9	21
10	Grau, Maxime	10	10	20
11	Lata, Valerio	2	16	18
12	Zanchi, Ferruccio	5	13	18
13	Längenfelder, Simon	16	2	18
14	Zanocz, Noel	9	8	17
15	Forsgren, Hugo	7	7	14
16	Korsbeck, Nike	8	6	14
17	Rossi, Andrea	6	5	11
18	Bicalho, Rodolfo	3	4	7
19	Traversini, Alessandro	4	3	7
20	Gundersen, Pelle	1	0	1

MX2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Total
1	Coenen, Sacha	380
2	Längenfelder, S.	343
3	Farres, G.	340
4	Mc Lellan, C.	326
5	Everts, Liam	314
6	Valin, Mathis	308
7	Reisulis, J.	280
8	Reisulis, K.	223
9	Lata, Valerio	216
10	Karssemakers, K.	161
11	Mikula, Julius	144
12	Grau, Maxime	114
13	Zanocz, Noel	108
14	Walvoort, Jens	90
15	Valk, Cas	87
16	Zanchi, F.	67
17	Smulders, S.	57
18	Rossi, Andrea	52
19	Gundersen, P.	46
20	Garcia, F.	25
21	Colmer, Ollie	24
22	Kees, Valentin	22
23	Garib, B.	18
24	Gaspari, A.	16
25	Korsbeck, Nike	14
26	Forsgren, Hugo	14
27	Cannon, Jake	12
28	Doensen, Gyan	12
29	Bennati, M.	11
30	Bicalho, R.	11

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EMX250 – Round Results Latvia

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	R1	R2	Total
1	Garcia, Francisco	ESP	KAW	25	25	50
2	Owens, Liam	AUS	KTM	20	22	42
3	Doensen, Gyan	NED	KTM	22	15	37
4	Fredsoe, Mads	DEN	KTM	18	18	36
5	Kubulins, Jekabs	LAT	YAM	10	20	30
6	Skovbjerg, Nicolai	DEN	HUS	15	13	28
7	Cannon, Jake	AUS	KAW	13	14	27
8	Mansikkamäki, Saku	FIN	KTM	14	9	23
9	Brunet, Tom	FRA	YAM	0	16	16
10	Alvisi, Nicolò	ITA	HON	12	4	16
11	Stenberg, Nico	FIN	KTM	16	0	16
12	Carreras, Manuel	ESP	GAS	7	6	13
13	Hindersson, Kasimir	FIN	GAS	0	12	12
14	Katona, Áron	HUN	KTM	1	11	12
15	Askew, William	GBR	TRI	2	10	12
16	Monne, Adria	ESP	GAS	5	7	12
17	Heitink, Dani	NED	HUS	6	5	11
18	Bervoets, Jarne	BEL	YAM	11	0	11
19	Leok, Sebastian	EST	HUS	8	2	10
20	Tiburcio, Bernardo	BRA	YAM	9	1	10
21	Gregoire, Dean	NED	HUS	0	8	8
22	Tolsma, Roan	NED	HUS	4	0	4
23	Bellei, Francesco	ITA	KTM	0	3	3
24	Miettinen, Matias	FIN	HUS	3	0	3

EMX250 – Standings

Pos	Rider	Total
1	Garcia, F.	252
2	Cannon, Jake	199
3	Skovbjerg, N.	186
4	Doensen, Gyan	172
5	Fredsoe, Mads	135
6	Owens, Liam	130
7	Alvisi, Nicolò	122
8	Tiburcio, B.	100
9	Monne, Adria	99
10	Brunet, Tom	97
11	Kubulins, J.	92
12	Reichl, Lyonel	90
13	Askew, William	75
14	Gregoire, Dean	70
15	Katona, Áron	69
16	Leok, S.	68
17	Heitink, Dani	63
18	Mancini, S.	62
19	Faure, Mano	61
20	Fueri, Alexis	59
21	Rispoli, B.	45
22	Bellei, F.	39
23	Brookes, Joe	35
24	Bervoets, J.	33
25	Ernecker, M.	32
26	Roberti, A.	31
27	Frisk, August	26
28	Hindersson, K.	25
29	Tolsma, Roan	25
30	Mansikkamäki, S.	23

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EMX125 – Round Results Latvia

Pos	Rider	Nat.	Bike	R1	R2	Total
1	Ernecker, Moritz	AUT	KTM	22	25	47
2	Townley, Levi	NZL	YAM	18	22	40
3	Bauer, Ricardo	AUT	KTM	25	12	37
4	Utech, Gennaro	ITA	FAN	15	20	35
5	Goyer, Sleny	FRA	YAM	16	15	31
6	Thorius, Bertram	DEN	FAN	10	16	26
7	Maymann, Storm	DEN	YAM	14	11	25
8	Buysschaert, Eliot	FRA	KTM	8	14	22
9	Pini, Riccardo	ITA	TM	11	10	21
10	Heuver, Timo	NED	FAN	20	0	20
11	Cracco, David	ITA	KTM	0	18	18
12	Leok, Lucas	EST	KTM	12	4	16
13	Riganti, Edoardo	ITA	YAM	6	8	14
14	Ziemer, Emil	SUI	KTM	0	13	13
15	Kooiker, Dex	NED	YAM	13	0	13
16	Gyles, Brian	GBR	KTM	0	9	9
17	Van Mechgelen, Torre	BEL	YAM	9	0	9
18	Leok, Travis	EST	HUS	2	6	8
19	Colonnelli, Luca	ITA	KTM	0	7	7
20	Diss-Fenard, Léo	FRA	KTM	7	0	7
21	Ljungnér, Jack	SWE	KTM	0	5	5
22	Sörensson, Liam	SWE	HUS	5	0	5
23	Stock, Drew	GBR	YAM	4	0	4
24	Mennillo, Rafael	FRA	KTM	0	3	3
25	Alba, Jordi	ESP	KTM	3	0	3
26	Allas, Aston	EST	YAM	0	2	2
27	Bruneau, Liam	FRA	KTM	0	1	1
28	Cazet, Arno	FRA	YAM	1	0	1

EMX125 – Standings

Pos	Rider	Total
1	Ernecker, M.	270
2	Bauer, Ricardo	222
3	Goyer, Sleny	197
4	Thorius, B.	148
5	Utech, Gennaro	137
6	Ziemer, Emil	136
7	Cracco, David	129
8	Riganti, E.	115
9	Leok, Lucas	112
10	Uccellini, A.	111
11	Pini, Riccardo	101
12	Bruneau, Liam	88
13	Maymann, Storm	87
14	Townley, Levi	70
15	Heuver, Timo	68
16	Salvador, J.	52
17	Buysschaert, E.	51
18	Oppliger, Ryan	50
19	Caudet, Pau	47
20	Cazet, Arno	44
21	Diss-Fenard, L.	37
22	Statt, Hayden	36
23	Alba, Jordi	33
24	Riba, Oleguer	29
25	Mennillo, R.	27
26	Larsson, M.	26
27	Amali, C.	24
28	Allas, Aston	24
29	Colonnelli, L.	23
30	Kooiker, Dex	23

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