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Amazing Results at MXGP Trentino

The MXGP of Trentino was certainly a wild one!

In this article, we will discuss what happened at the race as well as some key events.

Another Win For Gajser

In both races, Tim Gajser placed 1st. This pushed his overall score even further, higher- securing his 1st place overall.

He skilfully overtook his opponents at each turn and managed to maintain a first place position. He also held a large margin between 2nd and 3rd place holders Febvre and Coenen. With a minimum of a 17 second margin, there is no stopping the Slovenian.

He sat comfortably at 50 overall points for this Grand Prix – 6 ahead of Romain Febvre. In the complete overall rankings, he is also 1st with 274 points.

Jeffrey Herlings Update

After his comeback, he has already made it into the top 10 overall positions. He has accumulated 21 points and sits at 9th place only 2 points away from claiming 8th.

In the Race 1 he placed 10th, only 2 seconds away from capturing 9th then also in Race 2 he barely missed out on 10th place.

On the overall rider standings, Herlings ranks 20th. However, considering his circumstances, he is doing remarkably well.

Race 1 Rankings

  1. Tim Gajser with Honda: 34:50.568
  2. Romain Febvre with Kawasaki: +0:17.678
  3. Lucas Coenen with KTM: +0:34.468
  4. Maxime Renaux with Yamaha: +0:42.879
  5. Glenn Coldenhoff with Fantic: +0:44.042
  6. Jeremy Seewer with Ducati: +0:45.141
  7. Ruben Fernandez with Honda: +0:45.540
  8. Calvin Vlaanderen with Yamaha: +1:04.347
  9. Jan Pancar with with KTM: +1:10.324
  10. Jeffrey Herlings with KTM: +1:12.767

Race 2 Rankings

Some new faces entered the ranks as well as Gajser’s margin being closed slightly.

  1. Tim Gajser with Honda: 34:52.569
  2. Romain Febvre with Kawasaki: +0:05.958
  3. Glenn Coldenhoff with Fantic: +0:08.216
  4. Ruben Fernandez with Honda: +0:17.086
  5. Kevin Horgmo with Honda: +0:21.747
  6. Lucas Coenen with KTM: +0:38.862
  7. Maxime Renaux with Yamaha: +0:43.142
  8. Jan Pancar with KTM: 0:44.644
  9. Andrea Bonacorsi with Fantic: +0:47.053
  10. Jago Geerts with Yamaha: +0:48.613

MXGP Of Switzerland

The next race begins April 19th, and we can expect to see all competitors to give it their all once again. Herlings is set to compete in this next race, so maybe some improvements are in his sights. Will someone catch up to Gajser’s ranks and scores or will he take the crown?

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