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Jed Beaton P8 at MXGP of Lommel | Gajser sweeps MXGP

Ben Watson claims MX2 overall - Bailey Malkiewicz 13th

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
October 26, 2020
in MXGP

2020 MXGP

Round 15 – MXGP of Lommel – Belgium


The weekend saw the running of the 2020 MXGP of Lommel, as the final round of the Belgian triple-header, with a new track layout introduced to up the ante in sectors three and four, upping the tempo of the races, while adding an additional challenge for riders.

In MXGP it was Tim Gajser claiming top honours, winning both races, with Romain Febvre runner up in both races for second overall. Jeremy Seewer completed the overall podium, going 4-3.

Tim Gajser

Tim Gajser extended his standings lead as a result, now leading Tony Cairoli by 74-points, 583 to 509. Jeremy Seewer sits third on 499-points, while Jorge Prado was unable to compete in MX2 after testing positive for COVID-19 and was in self-isolation. The rest of his Red Bull KTM team had returned negative test results, however he dropped to fourth. Mitch Evans, still out with injury, sits 13th in the standings as the top Aussie.

The MX2 class was hard fought with Ben Watson and Roan Van De Moosdijk sharing the wins, with just eight-points separating the top six. Watson came out on top adding a fourth place result to his win for the overall on 43-points. Van De Moosdijk had to settle for second on 40-points, with Maxime Renaux third, ahead of Thomas Kjer Olsen, GasGas’s Isak Gifting and Tom Vialle.

Roan Van De Moosdijk took one of the MX2 race wins

Jed Beaton was inside the top-10 in eighth, claiming 27 championship points. He had a consistent day, not getting the best jump from the start in race one, and moving up through the ranks throughout the race, before making the pass for seventh on lap 13, Jed then chased Roan Van De Moosdijk to the chequered flag to end his race in seventh.

Moto two saw a much better start for the FC 250 rider. Moving into ninth early in the race, Jed progressed into seventh at the halfway stage of the race as he found his rhythm around the demanding Lommel track. Losing just one position as the moto neared the end, he finished eighth.

Jed Beaton

“A disappointing day today. Not my greatest day of racing but I’m healthy, which is important with three rounds to go. I found my flow in both races but not until towards the end, which was frustrating. By then there was a big gap ahead of me in each race. Overall, I felt like my riding was good, it just took me a little while to get going. Looking forward to some hardpack next weekend in Italy.”

Jed Beaton

Bailey Malkiewicz took 13th overall for 12-points, racing to 16th in Race 1, and improving that result to 14th in Race 2.

In terms of the championship, Geerts has lost some ground on Vialle who now heads into the final three rounds with a 74-point advantage, with Renaux down in third with 476 points. Beaton now sits fourth on 456-points, with fellow Australian Bailey Malkiewicz 16th on 119.

The world series now heads to Pietramurata in the north Italian province of Trentino next weekend for the last of five triple-header GPs which will complete the eighteen-round series.

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MXGP Race 1

In the opening race, it was Gajser who claimed the Fox Holeshot. He was closely followed by Seewer and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli, who wasted no time to pass into second by the end of the opening lap. Febvre also went through on Seewer on the opening lap, pushing him down to fourth.

Romain Febvre

Febvre then passed Cairoli and put in some solid laps, as he worked away at the 3.906 second gap between himself and the race leader. A lap later the gap was halved as just 1.716 was in it between the Honda and Kawasaki rider.

Seewer was pushing to go after Cairoli, in the early stages of the race, to claim back third, though eventually lost a bit of ground on the 9-time world champion.

Tony Cairoli

Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Arnaud Tonus was having a really solid ride in the opening race, as he went after Jordi Tixier of JT911 for fifth. At one point in the race the factory Yamaha riders, Seewer, Tonus and Gautier Paulin were fourth, fifth and sixth in the race, before Paulin found a way through on his teammate, who came into the goggle lane towards the end of the race and lost a couple of more spots.

Gajser and Febvre kept things close for the first half of the race, though towards the latter stages, the HRC rider showed that he was on another level as he edged out further and by the end finishing the race with a 22.638 second gap. Febvre was second and Cairoli in a solid third. Seewer settled for fourth, while his teammate Paulin finished behind him in fifth.

Tim Gajser

Marchetti Racing Team KTM’s Brian Bogers and Tixier both had a solid race to finish sixth and seventh.

MXGP Race 2

Race two saw Gajser out in the lead once again, with Tonus, Febvre, Seewer and SR Honda Motoblouz rider Jeremy Van Horebeek also getting a good start. Meanwhile Cairoli had an unlucky beginning to the heat, as he picked himself up in last after crashing in the first couple of corners.

Tony Cairoli

There was also drama for Gajser on the opening lap, as he went down while in first, which allowed Seewer to quickly sneak into the lead. The Swiss led briefly as Febvre pushed hard to get around him and eventually moved into first.

Tim Gajser

Febvre then edged away from Seewer, while Gajser was making his way back up the order as he caught onto the back of Van Horebeek. It took a couple of laps for Gajser to get around the #89 and when he was eventually able to do so he then went after Tonus who was third at the time.

By lap 5 Gajser was already ahead of Tonus, as he set his sights on Seewer. The Slovenian carved his way around the deep sand in impressive fashion, and two laps later was up in second, as Seewer dropped to third.

Arnaud Tonus

With 10 minutes on the clock the gap was 6.168 between Febvre and Gajser, though Gajser was able to take almost two seconds out of the Frenchman by the next lap and then worked away at the gap even further and by lap 11, the Honda rider, was the new race leader.

With three laps to go, Tonus came under fire from Paulin and Van Horebeek, though Van Horebeek did not finish the race due to what looked like a bike issue.

Romain Febvre

In the end it was Gajser who claimed a double race win, with Febvre second and Seewer third.


Tim Gajser – P1

“I’m very happy with how the whole week went. All three rounds my speed was good and I was enjoying the riding. In the first moto I took a really important holeshot because it was raining and the track was wet so it was a lot easier to ride in front rather than get roosted. At the beginning Romain was pushing but I managed to get a good gap and control the race. The second race I got the holeshot again but on the first lap I fell after getting sideways. I went back to seventh or so and it took me a couple of laps to regroup a bit. Then I found some good lines, made some passes and worked all the way back into the lead. I was riding really well and I’m super happy to go one-one here and finish off this week with such a good performance. A big thanks to everyone in the team who continues to work so hard in these difficult times, and I’m really looking forward to getting to Trentino!”

Tim Gajser
Romain Febvre – P2

“In the second heat I was really comfortable in the lead and doing some good things so I just tried to keep my rhythm but I knew I could be better on two particular sections of the track and could see Tim coming back at me. I knew for sure he must have better lines than me in those parts of the track so I hoped to see his lines but two corners after he passed me I crashed so I could not follow him. It’s not really what I would have hoped but at least we are back on the box after just missing it on the same points in the first two races here. I’m looking forward to Arco; maybe it will be cold, maybe not, but we feel good and will be looking for more podiums there.”

Romain Febvre
Jeremy Seewer – P3

“It’s nice to be back on the podium after a tough week here in Lommel. It was really brutal out there, the rain, the weather, the track, three GP’s in a row, Lommel, it was just really tricky. I am happy to be back on the podium with two solid motos and no big mistakes. I’m looking forward to the next three GP’s in Arco di Trento because this is more my type of track so there are still some positive races left.”

Jeremy Seewer
Gautier Paulin – P4

“I feel strong. I missed the podium by 1 or 2 points. I am disappointed about this. I am happy with my riding. I had an okay start in Race 1, but I hit the rear wheel of Cairoli and had to make my way back to the front. This was not easy because I had a lot of roost on the goggles and stuff. In the second race, I started better with three or four strong corners to get close to the front, but I stalled the bike. I was passed by many riders because of this mistake and in the end, it cost me the podium. I missed something a little bit today, but the feeling was there, and the riding was strong.”

Gautier Paulin
Arnaud Tonus – P6

“Lommel is already a tough track even before we had to come here and do three GP’s in a row. It was super challenging mentally. Honestly, I was really tired after the first race. It was a real mental challenge to overcome. I am super happy to finish strong like I did. I made a couple of mistakes at the end and crashed but it is how it is, I think everyone did. The rain made it super tough today.”

Arnaud Tonus

MXGP Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • GP Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda 00:00.0
2 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki +00:22.6
3 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM +00:39.6
4 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha +00:55.8
5 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha +01:00.7
6 Bogers, Brian NED KTM +01:09.6
7 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM +01:14.7
8 Tonus, Arnaud SUI Yamaha +01:14.9
9 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda +01:23.6
10 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki +01:43.5
11 Watson, Nathan GBR Honda +01:49.6
12 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM +02:25.2
13 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha +1 lap
14 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS +1 lap
15 Potisek, Milko FRA Yamaha +1 lap
16 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna +1 lap
17 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda +1 lap
18 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna +1 lap
19 Ebben, Kay NED KTM +1 lap
20 Rannikko, Rene FIN Husqvarna +1 lap
21 van der Vlist, Freek NED KTM +1 lap
22 Toendel, Cornelius NOR Honda +3 laps
23 Geens, Heikki BEL KTM +3 laps
24 Van doninck, Brent BEL Husqvarna +4 laps
25 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda +7 laps
26 Koch, Tom GER KTM +8 laps
27 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda +11 laps
28 Paturel, Benoit FRA Honda +13 laps
29 Kritikos, Manolis GRE KTM +13 laps
30 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM +14 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda 00:00.0
2 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki +00:18.7
3 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha +00:23.1
4 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha +00:31.0
5 Tonus, Arnaud SUI Yamaha +00:55.8
6 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki +01:10.0
7 Bogers, Brian NED KTM +01:25.7
8 Van doninck, Brent BEL Husqvarna +01:31.4
9 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM +01:36.1
10 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM +01:49.6
11 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna +01:58.8
12 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda +02:09.7
13 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha +02:10.9
14 van der Vlist, Freek NED KTM +02:11.8
15 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda +1 lap
16 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna +1 lap
17 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS +1 lap
18 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda +1 lap
19 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM +1 lap
20 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM +1 lap
21 Potisek, Milko FRA Yamaha +1 lap
22 Watson, Nathan GBR Honda +1 lap
23 Ebben, Kay NED KTM +1 lap
24 Koch, Tom GER KTM +1 lap
25 Geens, Heikki BEL KTM +2 laps
26 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda +9 laps
27 Toendel, Cornelius NOR Honda +11 laps
28 Butron, Jose ESP KTM +13 laps
29 Cervellin, Michele ITA Yamaha +16 laps

GP Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 25 25 50
2 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 22 22 44
3 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 18 20 38
4 Paulin, Gautier FRA YAM 16 18 34
5 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM 20 11 31
6 Tonus, Arnaud SUI YAM 13 16 29
7 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 15 14 29
8 Desalle, Clement BEL KAW 11 15 26
9 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 14 12 26
10 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL HON 12 6 18
11 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED YAM 8 8 16
12 Van doninck, Brent BEL HUS 0 13 13
13 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS HUS 3 10 13
14 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 4 9 13
15 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GAS 7 4 11
16 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 5 5 10
17 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 9 1 10
18 Watson, Nathan GBR HON 10 0 10
19 van der Vlist, Freek NED KTM 0 7 7
20 Potisek, Milko FRA YAM 6 0 6
21 Guillod, Valentin SUI HON 0 3 3
22 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 0 2 2
23 Ebben, Kay NED KTM 2 0 2
24 Rannikko, Rene FIN HUS 1 0 1

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 583
2 Cairoli, A. ITA KTM 509
3 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 499
4 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 476
5 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 465
6 Paulin, G. FRA YAM 403
7 Coldenhoff, G. NED GAS 375
8 Desalle, C. BEL KAW 362
9 Van Horebeek, J. BEL HON 289
10 Herlings, J. NED KTM 263
11 Jasikonis, A. LTU HUS 248
12 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 233
13 Evans, M. AUS HON 228
14 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 212
15 Vlaanderen, C. NED YAM 206
16 Monticelli, I. ITA GAS 161
17 Jacobi, Henry GER YAM 134
18 Tonus, Arnaud SUI YAM 122
19 Cervellin, M. ITA YAM 84
20 Lupino, A. ITA YAM 82
21 Bobryshev, E. RUS HUS 75
22 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 72
23 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 67
24 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 66
25 Van doninck, B. BEL HUS 53
26 Guillod, V. SUI HON 52
27 Paturel, B. FRA HON 45
28 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 44
29 Simpson, Shaun GBR KTM 31
30 Jonass, Pauls LAT HUS 26
31 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 21
32 Rauchenecker, P. AUT KTM 19
33 Sabulis, K. LAT KTM 18
34 Lapucci, N. ITA KTM 15
35 Covington, T. USA YAM 15
36 Kullas, Harri EST HON 11
37 Watson, Nathan GBR HON 10
38 van der Vlist, F. NED KTM 9
39 van Berkel, L. NED HUS 9
40 Bernardini, S. ITA YAM 9
41 Koch, Tom GER KTM 9
42 Potisek, Milko FRA YAM 6
43 Valentin, A. ESP HUS 4
44 Pichon, Z. FRA HON 2
45 Ebben, Kay NED KTM 2
46 Guryev, Artem RUS HON 2
47 Rannikko, Rene FIN HUS 2
48 Gole, Anton SWE HON 2

MX2 Race 1

The first MX2 race saw Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle claim his 17th Fox Holeshot of the season as he led Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jago Geerts, Thibault Benistant of Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing and Watson.

Tom Vialle

Geerts then went down in the early stages of the race and it was Vialle who led Renaux, Benistant and Watson on the first official lap. Watson then went after Benistant for third as he began his charge for the race win, though he had Van de Moosdijk on his rear wheel too.

Pretty quickly Watson was in third, and continued his way forward, while his teammate, Geerts, was having a tough ride down outside the top 20.

On lap 5, Gifting crashed out of 5th and re-joined the race in 11th. He then gave it a good effort to pull back as many positions as possible as he fought his way back up to 8th for another solid top 10 result.

Tom Vialle

Vialle led the race with a steady gap to Renaux, though the hard-charging Watson was taking quite a bit of time out of the pair, as he caught on to the back of Renaux and eventually passed the Frenchman on lap 10. The Brit then took chunks of time out of Vialle for the next four laps, before getting onto the rear wheel of the KTM rider and then passing him.

Vialle then came under pressure from Renaux, who also managed to move up a position with just three laps to go. Though it was Watson who won the opening race, with Renaux finishing 7.958 seconds behind in second and Vialle third.

Ben Watson

Jed Beaton finished the race in seventh, while Bailey Malkiewicz was 16th.

MX2 Race 2

The gate then dropped for the second MX2 race of the day and it was Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Jago Geerts who claimed the Fox Holeshot, as he led Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Tom Vialle, Van de Moosdijk and Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Thomas Kjer Olsen.

Jago Geerts

Diga Procross GasGas Factory Juniors pilot Isak Gifting was having a great race, as he took fourth from Olsen in the early stages of the race and then went after Vialle for third.

Watson had to work hard in the second race, as he started down in 6th, though he made a couple of good passes to finish 4th, which got him on the top step of the podium.

Roan Van De Moosdijk

The bad luck continued for Geerts in the second race, as he crashed out of the lead on lap three, which allowed Van de Moosdijk to inherit first place. Geerts then managed only a couple more laps before another big crash, dropped him from 4th to 10th. He was however able to make a few passed before the end of the race to finish 7th.

But it was Van de Moosdijk who led the race until the chequered flag dropped on lap 16, after defending his position from the likes of Gifting, Vialle and Olsen who were keen for top positions.

Roan Van De Moosdijk

Gifting and Vialle had a couple of good laps battling amongst themselves, though as Olsen and Watson joined in on the fight, it allowed the GasGas rider to get ahead, while Vialle came under pressure from the Dane and the Brit, who were able to find their way through.

Renaux came next as he pushed Vialle down to 6th and in the end it was Moosdijk who won the race with a 7.808 gap to Gifting and Olsen. Beaton had to settle for eighth, while Malkiewicz improved to 14th.

Jed Beaton

Ben Watson – P1

“In race one I felt like I did a good race. My start was good and the first lap I lost one position and I was in fourth for a little while, then it takes me a little while to get into it, I was able to get in my rhythm and keep putting my laps in. I found one spot on track where I was able to pass the guys in and it was working for me and I won good, I was really pleased with this race. Race two was a little bit of a different story. My start was really bad, and I was tight. I mean in the beginning of the race it was ok, but it took me time to come through like I normally can and then when it came towards the end and I could see who was in front of me and who was behind me, it [the overall victory] was going through my head. It was a little bit of a problem for me as I was riding tight but the thing is now that I’ve won a GP and no one can take it away from me and it’s a big weight lifted off me so now I can just focus on moving forward.”

Ben Watson
Roan Van De Moosdijk – P2

“It was hard in the middle but the day started well with my fifth pole – more than anybody else this season – and of course that first-ever GP moto win at the end. It was important to make a quick lap this morning and our pole shows we had a good strategy. The track was in better condition than I expected after the rain and I was really looking forward to the two races. The first moto started well but after about ten minutes I got hard arm pump again. I dropped back to sixth and tried to relax but it didn’t go away; that was both frustrating and disappointing but I stayed positive for race two and it went a lot better. I took the lead again after a few laps and I had a bit more of a gap so I could stay more relaxed, even if it was going through my mind in the last few laps “just don’t crash, stay on the bike”. It was a long moto and mentally quite tough to lead for so long but I am just so happy to get that first one under my belt; now I’m looking forward to more!”

Roan Van De Moosdijk
Maxime Renaux – P3

“The day went pretty good. In the first race I felt good out on track and finished second so that was a pretty good race. The second one was a bit harder I started further at the back and then had push and I felt also tight on the track so it was not the best race of the year but I tried to do my best and give my best to be on the podium and that’s good it’s nice to be back on the box and now I’m looking forward to more of this.”

Maxime Renaux
Maxime Renaux
Thomas Kjer Olsen – P4

“A positive day for me and a good end to the week after a couple of challenging rounds at Lommel. The changes made to the track made it flow better for me and with the team we made some changes to the bike, which made me really comfortable out there. I was able to battle today and I’m happy with my result, so it’s been a good GP for me. Thanks to the team for the work they’ve put in this week and we go to Italy next weekend aiming for the podium.”

Thomas Kjer Olsen
Isak Gifting – P5

“Just amazing. Another great GP and a great end to the week. Having some battles with the top guys in the class has been really good for my confidence. It was a shame that I crashed in race one but race two was amazing. Second place, I cannot complain. As always, I just went for it today. Full gas in both motos and another great result. I can’t wait for next weekend in Italy.”

Isak Gifting
Tom Vialle – P6

“It was a difficult day. I was feeling good with the track in the morning but in the first moto I was struggling with it at one point, especially in the waves section. I was losing time there. The second moto was the same. I couldn’t find any flow today but for the championship it was pretty good. There are only three races to go now and I like Arco. I don’t know what conditions we’ll find there but it’s hard-pack and a surface that I enjoy it a lot.”

Tom Vialle

MX2 Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • GP Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha 00:00.0
2 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha +00:08.0
3 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM +00:19.3
4 Benistant, Thibault FRA Yamaha +00:27.5
5 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna +00:33.0
6 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki +00:38.4
7 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna +00:39.6
8 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS +00:49.0
9 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM +00:49.8
10 Genot, Cyril BEL Yamaha +01:01.3
11 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM +01:06.4
12 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda +01:07.0
13 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha +01:16.8
14 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM +01:25.0
15 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM +01:52.6
16 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda +01:55.6
17 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA Honda +1 lap
18 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna +1 lap
19 Polak, Petr CZE Yamaha +1 lap
20 Meier, Glen DEN Yamaha +1 lap
21 Sandner, Michael AUT GASGAS +1 lap
22 Van Mieghem, Jordi BEL Kawasaki +1 lap
23 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM +1 lap
24 Sheridan, Jake IRL KTM +1 lap
25 Collings, Adam GBR KTM +2 laps
26 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM +3 laps
27 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda +4 laps
28 Carpenter, James GBR Husqvarna +4 laps
29 Gilbert, Josh GBR Husqvarna +7 laps
30 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha +8 laps
31 Sikyna, Richard SVK KTM +13 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki 00:00.0
2 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS +00:07.8
3 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna +00:09.0
4 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha +00:15.0
5 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha +00:27.7
6 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM +00:43.6
7 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha +00:56.3
8 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna +01:05.6
9 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda +01:16.7
10 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda +01:21.6
11 Benistant, Thibault FRA Yamaha +01:25.9
12 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM +01:27.1
13 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM +01:53.6
14 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda +02:15.3
15 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM +1 lap
16 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM +1 lap
17 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA Honda +1 lap
18 Polak, Petr CZE Yamaha +1 lap
19 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna +1 lap
20 Meier, Glen DEN Yamaha +1 lap
21 Carpenter, James GBR Husqvarna +1 lap
22 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM +1 lap
23 Sandner, Michael AUT GASGAS +1 lap
24 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM +2 laps
25 Sheridan, Jake IRL KTM +2 laps
26 Collings, Adam GBR KTM +10 laps
27 Sikyna, Richard SVK KTM +12 laps
28 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha +15 laps

GP Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 25 18 43
2 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED KAW 15 25 40
3 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 22 16 38
4 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN HUS 16 20 36
5 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 13 22 35
6 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 20 15 35
7 Benistant, Thibault FRA YAM 18 10 28
8 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 14 13 27
9 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 8 14 22
10 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 9 12 21
11 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 12 8 20
12 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 10 9 19
13 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS HON 5 7 12
14 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM 6 6 12
15 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 7 5 12
16 Rubini, Stephen FRA HON 0 11 11
17 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 11 0 11
18 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA HON 4 4 8
19 Polak, Petr CZE YAM 2 3 5
20 Nermann, Johannes EST HUS 3 2 5
21 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 1 1 2

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 651
2 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 577
3 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 476
4 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 456
5 Olsen, T. DEN HUS 446
6 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 440
7 Van De Moosdijk, R. NED KAW 417
8 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 307
9 Fernandez, R. ESP YAM 279
10 Boisrame, M. FRA KAW 234
11 Rubini, S. FRA HON 228
12 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 215
13 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 179
14 Forato, A. ITA HUS 156
15 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 136
16 Malkiewicz, B. AUS HON 119
17 Haarup, Mikkel DEN KAW 118
18 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 104
19 Renkens, N. BEL KTM 97
20 Crawford, N. AUS HON 91
21 Lesiardo, M. ITA HON 90
22 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 88
23 Gilbert, Josh GBR HUS 87
24 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 85
25 Hofer, Rene AUT KTM 73
26 Sikyna, R. SVK KTM 67
27 Guadagnini, M. ITA HUS 62
28 Laengenfelder, S. GER GAS 59
29 Sydow, Jeremy GER GAS 35
30 Roosiorg, H. EST KTM 33
31 Sandner, M. AUT GAS 31
32 Benistant, T. FRA YAM 28
33 Polak, Petr CZE YAM 28
34 Harrison, M. USA KAW 22
35 Cenerelli, G. ITA HUS 21
36 Toriani, Enzo FRA HUS 21
37 Nermann, J. EST HUS 16
38 Dickinson, A. GBR KTM 15
39 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 9
40 Todd, Wilson AUS KAW 8
41 Teresak, Jakub CZE KTM 8
42 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 6
43 Edelbacher, R. AUT HUS 5
44 Furbetta, J. ITA KTM 3
45 Spies, M. GER HUS 2
46 Haavisto, Jere FIN YAM 2
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