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Jed Beaton seventh at MXGP of Flanders

Gajser tops MXGP - Vialle MX2 victor - 2020 MXGP Round 13 Report

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
October 19, 2020
in MXGP

2020 MXGP

Round 13 – MXGP of Flanders, Belgium


The 2020 Monster Energy MXGP of Flanders saw epic action over the weekend, as the MXGP and MX2 riders took on the challenge of what is known as one of the toughest sand tracks in the world.

In MXGP Tim Gajser took to honours with a 2-1 result handing him the round win over Gautier Paulin, with Jorge Prado third overall. Antonio Cairoli was down in ninth meanwhile, allowing Gajser to extend his championship lead.

Tim Gajser
Tim Gajser

Gajser now sits on 488-points, to Cairoli’s 440, with Jorge Prado closes in on his fellow KTM teammate, with 429-points, the same number held by Jeremy Seewer. Aussie Mitch Evans falls to twelth in the standings with a broken wrist at the previous round requiring surgery during the week, with the rider absent as a result.

In MX2 Tom Vialle had a solid day to finish 2-2 in the races with that consistency enough to claim his sixth overall win of the 2020 campaign. Vialle was only a single point ahead of Jago Geerts, who took one of the MX2 wins, while his teammate Ben Watson was third overall and was the other MX2 winner, in a strong result for Yamaha.

Tom Vialle
Tom Vialle

Jed Beaton went 7-7, for seventh overall and 28-championship points, while fellow Australian Bailey Malkiewicz was 18th, finishing 15th in Race 2.

Jed Beaton

“Not the greatest day but we’re here for two more rounds so it’s a solid start to the week. My starts weren’t great in both races, which didn’t help but we’ll be better on Wednesday. It took me a while to get going in race one, by around 20 minutes into the race I found my flow and felt really good, but it was too late to move forwards. Race two I felt good from the start and rode a smart race. I know what to expect for the next two, so we’ll be ready for them and I look forward to Wednesday.”

Jet Beaton
Jet Beaton

Vialle now sits on 569-points to Geerts 516, with Maxime Renaux and Beaton both tied on 407-points. Malkiewicz sits 16th, on 98-points.


MXGP Race 1

In the opening MXGP race of the day, it was Dylan Walsh who grabbed the Fox Holeshot, as he led Tim Gajser, Arnaud Tonus and Gautier Paulin. There were a few riders caught up in a crash on the first turn, two of them being Adam Sterry and Calvin Vlaanderen.

MXGP Start
MXGP Start

It didn’t take long for Gajser to take the lead, as Walsh crashed, Prado and Paulin also followed through and those were the top three for the next few laps. Brian Bogers had a great start to the race, sitting in fourth.

Both Romain Febvre and Jeremy Seewer didn’t have the best start to the race as they were down in 16th and 17th in the opening laps. Though Seewer was able to quickly pull through, he passed six riders in a single lap to get himself into the top 10.

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Paulin went after the #61 of Prado and was able to pass him by the second lap, to get himself into P2. The Frenchman then set his best lap of the race and was 2.808 seconds down on Gajser who led the way. But Gajser was quick to respond with a flying lap, which put the gap back up to 4.383.

Gautier Paulin
Gautier Paulin

Championship rival, Antonio Cairoli had a tough first race after starting outside the top 15. He managed to finish the race in 13th, not where the nine-time world champion would have hoped to be.

Paulin, Prado and Bogers then clocked their best laps of the race at the same time, as Paulin got the gap down to 2.386. Further down the field, Seewer was applying the pressure to Jeremy Van Horebeek for P6. The pair then caught up to Tonus, as Seewer passed the two riders within a couple of laps.

Jorge Prado

On lap 11 we saw a change of lead, as Gajser crashed out of first place, which allowed Paulin to make of this opportunity to go after his first race win since Valkenswaard 2017.

Seewer was the next rider to go down, as he lost the two spots he worked hard to gain, to Van Horebeek and Tonus. And despite his best efforts he had a small issue with the bike, which he needed to pull over to fix, that also lost him two more spots – he eventually finished the race in eighth.

In the end it was Paulin who claimed the first race victory in Lommel, while Gajser finished second and Prado third.

Gautier Paulin
Gautier Paulin

Coming into the day’s races, Glenn Coldenhoff was among the favourites for the podium. Unfortunately, the Dutchman did not line up for the races, as a crash in the MXGP timed practice session forced him out of today’s action.

MXGP Race 2

As the gate dropped for the second MXGP race of the day, it was Prado who grabbed the Fox Holeshot, with Gajser, Seewer, Tonus and Bogers right behind him. Gajser then started to go after Prado for the top spot, as just 0.5 seconds separated the pair, and he was able to make the pass stick by the second lap, as Prado made a mistake.

Jeremy Seewer
Jeremy Seewer

Seewer then started to come under pressure from Bogers who was keen to put on a good performance. Cairoli was also having a much better start to the race as he was sitting in seventh just behind Paulin.

Gajser continued to lead the way as he gradually stretched out his lead, while Seewer started to catch up to Prado, as Febvre joined in on the battle too.

Romain Febvre
Romain Febvre

Bogers crashed out of fifth, which allowed Paulin and Cairoli through, as the two continued their race long battle.

With six-minutes plus 2 laps to go, Seewer and Prado were having a close battle. The pair made contact in one of the corners, after Prado lost a bit of ground, which also saw the Spaniard go down as a result. Febvre benefited from this as well, as Prado re-joined in fourth.

Three laps to go saw Gajser had a comfortable 10.447 second lead to Seewer, who made a mistake on the final lap and went off the circuit. As a result, he lost a position to Febvre.

Tim Gajser

In the end it was Gajser who was victorious, as Febvre crossed the line in second and Seewer holding on to third.


Tim Gajser – P1

“From the beginning of the day, I felt great on the track and on the bike. In the first moto, I got a good start, in second place around the first corner and then I moved quickly into the lead, pulling out a little gap. Unfortunately, I made a small mistake and fell, which allowed Gautier to pass me and I finished second. In the second moto, I had a good first corner and came out second again. I passed Jorge in the second lap and then pulled out a decent gap to control the race and take the overall. I’m really happy to take the victory here because we have worked so hard to get better in the sand and this is toughest race to win. Everyone in the team has been great and we just keep on pushing to get better and better and I can’t thank everyone enough!”

Tim Gajser
Tim Gajser
Gautier Paulin – P2

“This is an emotional high. I am really happy to be back on the podium especially for myself and for my team. It has been a tough road, it has been a long time since I had a win, so in the first moto I could have it, I was really pushing hard on a good rhythm. I didn’t really talk about it, but at the end of May I broke my back and knocked myself hard, so to be back at this level I am really happy because from the ground, in hospital where I broke two vertebra, it was a really hard time and then I crashed again in Faenza (Italy) and hurt myself again. Now I am feeling 100% and I am really happy to be back again.”

Gautier Paulin
Gautier Paulin
Jorge Prado – P3

“It was a positive day. The track was very rough and it was good to get used to the conditions because we still have another two rounds to go here. We also made some improvements to the bike, so that was useful. I had a perfect start in the second moto and was block-passed by Seewer while holding a good position. I rode strongly to make sure of 4th though and 3rd overall was pretty decent. I’m very happy to be 3rd in the championship after the way the year started. We are still charging.”

Jorge Prado
Jorge Prado
Romain Febvre – P4

“It was a good GP with a great second moto! My start was good and as always there was confusion in the first corner but I made my way through and rode a good opening lap. I found a good rhythm and came back to second; I was very happy with that! The first moto was not so good. I was fourth at the start but during the first lap I made a mistake in a corner and crashed; that’s never good as everyone is so close together during the first laps of a race and you lose so many places. I was seventeenth and came back to sixth, which is not so bad, but that cost me the podium. I was happy with my speed and my physical shape; the track was difficult but I found a good feeling and overall it was a good day. Now my goal is to win a GP here in Lommel; I have two more opportunities on Wednesday and Sunday!”

Romain Febvre
Romain Febvre
Jeremy Seewer – P5

“Lommel is always tough except when you are winning, and then I think you enjoy it. I felt okay today. I had a tip over on the first lap and was caught in the pack, almost last, but I had good speed and rhythm and I came back to fifth but then I made another small mistake and had a technical problem which cost me another three positions. I had a good start in the second race which paid off. I felt solid in second position but I threw it away with a stupid crash, but this is how it is in Lommel. If you’re on the limit it’s really sketchy, but I am still happy with third in that race but a little bit disappointed. At least we have another two rounds to make up.”

Jeremy Seewer
Jeremy Seewer

MXGP Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round Overall
  • Standings

Race 1

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha 00:00.0
2 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda +00:08.7
3 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM +00:19.7
4 Bogers, Brian NED KTM +00:21.7
5 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda +00:33.3
6 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki +00:34.6
7 Tonus, Arnaud SUI Yamaha +00:35.4
8 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha +00:55.0
9 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM +01:01.3
10 Van doninck, Brent BEL Husqvarna +01:05.0
11 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki +01:09.8
12 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM +01:21.3
13 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM +01:22.4
14 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna +01:28.3
15 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda +01:49.6
16 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna +01:53.1
17 Cervellin, Michele ITA Yamaha +02:17.9
18 Koch, Tom GER KTM +1 lap
19 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda +1 lap
20 Rannikko, Rene FIN Husqvarna +1 lap
21 Toendel, Cornelius NOR Honda +1 lap
22 Kritikos, Manolis GRE KTM +1 lap
23 Butron, Jose ESP KTM +1 lap
24 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda +2 laps
25 Geens, Heikki BEL KTM +10 laps
26 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS +13 laps
27 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM +17 laps
28 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha +17 laps
29 Webster, Kyle AUS Honda +17 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Gajser, Tim SLO Honda 00:00.0
2 Febvre, Romain FRA Kawasaki +00:12.7
3 Seewer, Jeremy SUI Yamaha +00:14.0
4 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM +00:29.2
5 Paulin, Gautier FRA Yamaha +00:32.3
6 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM +00:38.5
7 Bogers, Brian NED KTM +01:14.3
8 Van doninck, Brent BEL Husqvarna +01:15.1
9 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED Yamaha +01:16.0
10 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Honda +01:48.0
11 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GASGAS +01:52.7
12 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Husqvarna +02:07.1
13 Desalle, Clement BEL Kawasaki +02:23.8
14 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM +1 lap
15 Tonus, Arnaud SUI Yamaha +1 lap
16 Leok, Tanel EST Husqvarna +1 lap
17 Cervellin, Michele ITA Yamaha +1 lap
18 Guillod, Valentin SUI Honda +1 lap
19 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM +1 lap
20 Koch, Tom GER KTM +1 lap
21 Toendel, Cornelius NOR Honda +1 lap
22 Walsh, Dylan GBR Honda +1 lap
23 Rannikko, Rene FIN Husqvarna +1 lap
24 Kritikos, Manolis GRE KTM +1 lap
25 Butron, Jose ESP KTM +1 lap
26 Guryev, Artem RUS Honda +2 laps
27 Geens, Heikki BEL KTM +2 laps
28 Webster, Kyle AUS Honda +12 laps

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 22 25 47
2 Paulin, Gautier FRA YAM 25 16 41
3 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 20 18 38
4 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 15 22 37
5 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 13 20 33
6 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 18 14 32
7 Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL HON 16 11 27
8 Van doninck, Brent BEL HUS 11 13 24
9 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM 8 15 23
10 Tonus, Arnaud SUI YAM 14 6 20
11 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 12 7 19
12 Desalle, Clement BEL KAW 10 8 18
13 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS HUS 7 9 16
14 Vlaanderen, Calvin NED YAM 0 12 12
15 Monticelli, Ivo ITA GAS 0 10 10
16 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 5 5 10
17 Guillod, Valentin SUI HON 6 3 9
18 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 9 0 9
19 Cervellin, Michele ITA YAM 4 4 8
20 Koch, Tom GER KTM 3 1 4
21 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 0 2 2
22 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 2 0 2
23 Rannikko, Rene FIN HUS 1 0 1
24 Toendel, Cornelius NOR HON 0 0 0
25 Kritikos, Manolis GRE KTM 0 0 0
26 Butron, Jose ESP KTM 0 0 0
27 Guryev, Artem RUS HON 0 0 0
28 Geens, Heikki BEL KTM 0 0 0
29 Webster, Kyle AUS HON 0 0 0

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Gajser, Tim SLO HON 488
2 Cairoli, A. ITA KTM 440
3 Prado, Jorge ESP KTM 429
4 Seewer, Jeremy SUI YAM 429
5 Febvre, Romain FRA KAW 383
6 Coldenhoff, G. NED GAS 375
7 Paulin, G. FRA YAM 352
8 Desalle, C. BEL KAW 312
9 Herlings, J. NED KTM 263
10 Jasikonis, A. LTU HUS 248
11 Van Horebeek, J. BEL HON 248
12 Evans, M. AUS HON 228
13 Bogers, Brian NED KTM 174
14 Tixier, Jordi FRA KTM 164
15 Vlaanderen, C. NED YAM 163
16 Jacobi, Henry GER YAM 134
17 Monticelli, I. ITA GAS 132
18 Tonus, Arnaud SUI YAM 91
19 Lupino, A. ITA YAM 82
20 Cervellin, M. ITA YAM 81
21 Leok, Tanel EST HUS 51
22 Bobryshev, E. RUS HUS 49
23 Petrov, Petar BUL KTM 48
24 Paturel, B. FRA HON 45
25 Walsh, Dylan GBR HON 43
26 Guillod, V. SUI HON 38
27 Sterry, Adam GBR KTM 36
28 Simpson, Shaun GBR KTM 31
29 Van doninck, B. BEL HUS 29
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 van Berkel, L. NED HUS 9
38 Bernardini, S. ITA YAM 9
39 Koch, Tom GER KTM 6
40 Valentin, A. ESP HUS 4
41 Pichon, Z. FRA HON 2
42 Guryev, Artem RUS HON 2
43 Gole, Anton SWE HON 2
44 Rannikko, Rene FIN HUS 1

MX2 Race 1

The first MX2 race was another opportunity for Vialle to show off his skills when it comes to the starts, as he claimed yet another Fox Holeshot. Watson and Geerts were closely behind, with Maxime Renaux, Roan Van De Moosdijk and Thomas Kjer Olsen, also right there as well.

MXGP Start
MX2 Start

Geerts then crashed out of third on the opening lap and re-joined further down the order in 8th, which was only the beginning of a tough race for the Belgian.

On lap 3, Watson set the best lap of the race as he cut the gap down to 1.8 seconds, as he started to go after the race leader. Meanwhile Geerts managed to get back up to third and crashed once more. Vialle then made a mistake, which allowed Watson to get even closer and by lap 7, the Yamaha rider was the new race leader.

Jago Geerts
Jago Geerts

Vialle then whittled the gap down to just 1.646 seconds as he started to go after Watson for the win, while the pair had a solid 16 second gap to Renaux who was third in the race.

By lap 9, the top five included Watson, Vialle, Renaux, Olsen and Van de Moosdijk, but Van de Moosdijk found himself in trouble as he crashed out of fifth.

Thomas Kjer Olsen
Thomas Kjer Olsen

With a few laps to go Vialle picked up the pace as he gave it one last push to get Watson, the gap changed several times in the following laps, but it was a mistake, which resulted in a crash, from Vialle in the last lap which solidified the hard-earned win for Watson.

Watson was the race one winner, with Vialle holding on to second and Renaux finishing 6 seconds down, in third.

MX2 Race 2

The start of the second race was once again dominated by Vialle, who claimed his 16th Fox Holeshot of the season. Factory Yamaha riders, Geerts and Watson got another flying start and were up there, running with the leader.

Tom Vialle
Tom Vialle

Renaux then took third from Watson, as Van de Moosdijk was looking to pass him as well, though it was a crash from the Brit that saw him drop down to seventh in the opening laps.

Olsen then went after Renaux for P3, which he was able to do, as Geerts worked away at the gap between him and Vialle, which was 1.053 at the time.

Van de Moosdijk
Roan van de Moosdijk

By lap 5, Geerts was the new race leader, as Van de Moosdijk took fourth from Renaux.

Van de Moosdijk then set his fastest lap of the race as he looked to go after Olsen who was a couple of seconds ahead of him. It took a bit of work for him to find a way through on the Dane, but by lap 9 he was able to do just that. All while Watson was going after Beaton and Renaux to get back into the top five, which he was also successful in doing so.

Jet Beaton
Jet Beaton

With three laps of the race remaining, Geerts led the way by 2.170 seconds, though Vialle was able to get onto the rear wheel of the race leader. Though after putting up a good fight, he was unable to pass the Belgian rider.

In the end it was Geerts who was the race winner in the second heat, with Vialle second and Van de Moosdijk crossing the line in third.

Jago Geerts
Jago Geerts

Tom Vialle – P1

“I was feeling really good in both motos today, and I really enjoyed track: the bumps and the corners were fun and a challenge. I had two good starts, and Jago was pushing a lot. I was following his lines and had a go at trying to catch him in the last few laps. I just missed out. Anyway, I’m really happy because this is my first win here in the Lommel sand in only my second GP. Together with Joel and the team we worked a lot for this one.”

Tom Vialle tops the MX2 podium
Tom Vialle tops the overall MX2 podium
Jago Geerts – P2

“Lommel is always tough except when you are winning, and then I think you enjoy it. I felt okay today. I had a tip over on the first lap and was caught in the pack, almost last, but I had good speed and rhythm and I came back to fifth but then I made another small mistake and had a technical problem which cost me another three positions. I had a good start in the second race which paid off. I felt solid in second position but I threw it away with a stupid crash, but this is how it is in Lommel. If you’re on the limit it’s really sketchy, but I am still happy with third in that race but a little bit disappointed. At least we have another two rounds to make up.”

Jago Geerts
Jago Geerts
Ben Watson – P3

“It has been an amazing day, a day I will never ever forget. Again, I am third on the podium but after a race win, I’m really not going to complain. I am just so grateful to be there. I felt good in qualifying, I was enjoying the track and having a lot of fun. In the first race I was able to sit behind Tom Vialle and I saw him making a few little mistakes and at one point I just took the opportunity and then I led the race to the checkered flag. To get that race win, I can’t even explain the feeling. It is all I have worked for my whole life and it just felt like the top of the top, it was really amazing.”

Ben Watson
Ben Watson
Thomas Kjer Olsen – P5

“The track was so rough today. I practice here a lot but it’s nothing like it is for a GP. It’s the same for everyone and I actually think it made for better racing as you had to be precise and really think about your lines. I leave here with a good feeling for the next two rounds and I’m positive for better results. For sure the track will be difficult and super-rough, but I feel good and race two was good, I was able to play on the bike with the bumps and had fun out there.”

Thomas Kjer Olsen
Thomas Kjer Olsen
Roan Van De Moosdijk – P6

“The track was already rough and bumpy this morning so I knew it would be tough today. I rode too tight in the early laps of the first moto and got a little arm pump but I could still hold fifth. It was just coming better and I could find a better flow but a lapped rider crashed on a small jump and I didn’t see him until it was too late. I lost my balance when I tried to miss him and fell; the last ten minutes were really difficult as the bars and levers were bent. I knew the second moto was going to be another long race so I concentrated on getting my flow; I knew it was important to ride the waves clean so I concentrated on them and that it is where I passed Olsen. I also passed Renaux so I was pleased with third; it is just a little frustrating what happened in the first moto as it cost me the podium.”

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 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha 00:00.0
2 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM +00:22.0
3 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha +00:28.2
4 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha +00:31.2
5 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna +00:42.5
6 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS +01:01.2
7 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna +01:18.5
8 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda +01:26.1
9 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha +01:28.9
10 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki +01:31.1
11 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM +01:33.9
12 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda +01:59.2
13 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM +02:08.2
14 Genot, Cyril BEL Yamaha +02:10.7
15 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM +02:11.7
16 Gilbert, Josh GBR Husqvarna +1 lap
17 Forato, Alberto ITA Husqvarna +1 lap
18 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM +1 lap
19 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA Honda +1 lap
20 Meier, Glen DEN Yamaha +1 lap
21 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM +1 lap
22 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna +1 lap
23 Koenig, Peter GER KTM +1 lap
24 Sandner, Michael AUT GASGAS +1 lap
25 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM +2 laps
26 Polak, Petr CZE Yamaha +2 laps
27 Sheridan, Jake IRL KTM +2 laps
28 Bielen, Glenn BEL Yamaha +2 laps
29 Boisrame, Mathys FRA Kawasaki +4 laps
30 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda +10 laps

Race 2

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Diff. First
1 Geerts, Jago BEL Yamaha 00:00.0
2 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM +00:09.5
3 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED Kawasaki +00:27.6
4 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN Husqvarna +00:31.0
5 Watson, Ben GBR Yamaha +00:32.6
6 Renaux, Maxime FRA Yamaha +00:56.5
7 Beaton, Jed AUS Husqvarna +00:58.8
8 Gifting, Isak SWE GASGAS +01:21.3
9 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM +01:45.4
10 Fernandez, Ruben ESP Yamaha +01:55.6
11 Östlund, Alvin SWE Honda +01:58.3
12 Forato, Alberto ITA Husqvarna +02:02.8
13 Rubini, Stephen FRA Honda +02:08.1
14 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM +02:09.1
15 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS Honda +1 lap
16 Gilbert, Josh GBR Husqvarna +1 lap
17 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM +1 lap
18 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA Honda +1 lap
19 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM +1 lap
20 Polak, Petr CZE Yamaha +1 lap
21 Nermann, Johannes EST Husqvarna +1 lap
22 Koenig, Peter GER KTM +1 lap
23 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM +2 laps
24 Sheridan, Jake IRL KTM +2 laps
25 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM +12 laps
26 Genot, Cyril BEL Yamaha +14 laps

Round Overall

Pos Rider Nat. Bike R1 R2 Total
1 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 22 22 44
2 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 18 25 43
3 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 25 16 41
4 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 20 15 35
5 Olsen, Thomas Kjer DEN HUS 16 18 34
6 Van De Moosdijk, Roan NED KAW 11 20 31
7 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 14 14 28
8 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 15 13 28
9 Fernandez, Ruben ESP YAM 12 11 23
10 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 13 10 23
11 Rubini, Stephen FRA HON 9 8 17
12 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 10 7 17
13 Renkens, Nathan BEL KTM 3 12 15
14 Forato, Alberto ITA HUS 4 9 13
15 Gilbert, Josh GBR HUS 5 5 10
16 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 8 0 8
17 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 7 0 7
18 Malkiewicz, Bailey AUS HON 0 6 6
19 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 6 0 6
20 Lesiardo, Morgan ITA HON 2 3 5
21 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 0 4 4
22 Dickinson, Ashton GBR KTM 0 2 2
23 Polak, Petr CZE YAM 0 1 1
24 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 1 0 1

Standings

Pos Rider Nat. Bike Total
1 Vialle, Tom FRA KTM 569
2 Geerts, Jago BEL YAM 516
3 Renaux, Maxime FRA YAM 407
4 Beaton, Jed AUS HUS 407
5 Olsen, T. DEN HUS 381
6 Van De Moosdijk, R. NED KAW 357
7 Watson, Ben GBR YAM 355
8 Mewse, Conrad GBR KTM 287
9 Fernandez, R. ESP YAM 249
10 Boisrame, M. FRA KAW 234
11 Rubini, S. FRA HON 193
12 Östlund, Alvin SWE HON 172
13 Forato, A. ITA HUS 150
14 Haarup, Mikkel DEN KAW 118
15 Gifting, Isak SWE GAS 112
16 Malkiewicz, B. AUS HON 98
17 Vaessen, Bas NED KTM 96
18 Crawford, N. AUS HON 91
19 Horgmo, Kevin NOR KTM 91
20 Gilbert, Josh GBR HUS 83
21 Pancar, Jan SLO KTM 82
22 Lesiardo, M. ITA HON 77
23 Hofer, Rene AUT KTM 73
24 Renkens, N. BEL KTM 69
25 Sikyna, R. SVK KTM 67
26 Guadagnini, M. ITA HUS 62
27 Laengenfelder, S. GER GAS 59
28 Genot, Cyril BEL YAM 56
29 Sydow, Jeremy GER GAS 35
30 Roosiorg, H. EST KTM 33
31 Sandner, M. AUT GAS 26
32 Harrison, M. USA KAW 22
33 Cenerelli, G. ITA HUS 21
34 Toriani, Enzo FRA HUS 21
35 Polak, Petr CZE YAM 16
36 Dickinson, A. GBR KTM 13
37 Todd, Wilson AUS KAW 8
38 Nermann, J. EST HUS 8
39 Teresak, Jakub CZE KTM 8
40 Meier, Glen DEN YAM 6
41 Zonta, Filippo ITA KTM 6
42 Edelbacher, R. AUT HUS 5
43 Furbetta, J. ITA KTM 3
44 Spies, M. GER HUS 2
45 Haavisto, Jere FIN YAM 2
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