This round of the 2025 MXGP season was absolutely amazing. There were some great performances from every rider on the track. However, only one came out on top.
In this segment, we will go over just that as well as the rankings overall.
Challenging Weather
A previous overnight thunderstorm caused the track to hold some moisture to it by the morning. However, the sun shone all weekend.
The track, combined with the heat, made for a challenging ride for everyone. Despite this, they successfully managed to showcase their speed and skill when it came down to it. It was certainly a physical challenge that was not to be underestimated!
Coenen Secures Both Wins
Over the race weekend, Lucas Coenen performed amazingly well. In both qualifying and actual races, his skill and speed were both on show massively.
During the official races, he placed 1st in both – making him 1st overall. This earned him 50 points onto his tally and pushes him up in the championship standings.
He is trailing the current leader, Febvre, by a tiny 15 points. The gap is coming to a close, and many are predicting that he will secure his first MXGP World Title during his first season. This is a huge accomplishment.
But will he do it?
Herlings Recovering
After suffering yet another slight injury during a practice session, he sat the Finnish Grand Prix out. He experiences a collarbone break and was originally told to let it heal naturally; however, reassessments were made at a later date.
Red Bull KTM Factory team will assess the state of his recovery daily to plan a return to action. Hopefully, he can make a return by the 27th of July.
Rankings
1- Romain Febvre, 627 points
2- Lucas Coenen, 612 points
3- Glenn Coldenhoff, 449 points
4- Ruben Fernandez, 407 points
5- Calvin Vlaanderen, 366 points
6- Andrea Bonacorsi, 353 points
7- Maxime Renaux, 347 points
8- Jeffrey Herlings, 325 points
9- Tim Gajser, 305 points
10- Jeremy Seewer, 296 points.
Overall, there were some challenges, but the winners managed to push through. Hopefully everyone injured will recover in time for the next race.
What do you think? Will Coenen take the lead? And when will Gajser and Herlings return?
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