Tarres was fourth and Guer-
rero fifth.
In the overall standings, it was
Webb (57 points), Blazusiak
(53), Haaker (52), Guerrero (35)
and Tarres (33).
In the championship, Webb
now leads but with only a two-
point advantage over Blazusiak,
109-107. Haaker is third with 101
points, followed by Gallas with
58 and Tarres with 56.
"It feels awesome to come
away with the victory here in
Germany, as well as the points
lead in the championship," Webb
said. "I think this is my third win
here in Riesa, so I seem to have
a good feeling with this place.
Overall, it's been a good night. I
got off to a good start with a win
in the first race. My start wasn't
the best but I had some good
lines and was able to close the
gap to Taddy and then take the
win.
"Race two is always a little
tricky with the reversed start
order but I managed to find a bit
of space and find a way through.
I had a few mistakes in the final
race and just lost my momentum
a little. But third was enough to
take the top step of the overall
podium. With round three in Ma-
drid just a couple of weeks away
it feels good to have the series
lead."
Championship contender
and Haaker's Rockstar Energy
Husqvarna teammate Alfredo
Gomez was injured while com-
peting in the SuperPole earlier in
the evening. The Spaniard was
transported to the hospital with a
dislocated elbow. CN
PRESTIGE OVERALL
1. Cody Webb (KTM) 1-1-3
2. Taddy Blazusiak (KTM) 2-3-1
3. Colton Haaker (Hus) 3-2-2
4. Cristobal Guerrero (Yam) 5-4-5
5. Pol Tarres (Hus) 6-5-4
IN
THE
WIND
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Rockstar Energy
Husqvarna's
Haaker sits third
overall in points
after two rounds.
