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Cycle News 2022 Issue 26 June 28

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Despite battles throughout the pack, Jorge Prado and Ruben Fernandez held on for second and third. Prado looked to bounce back in race two and grabbed the early lead over Romain Febvre and Gajser. Prado held the lead for the first few laps before Gajser struck with a bold pass around the outside of an elevated turn. Gajser controlled the race from here on out and went on to claim the overall with perfect 1-1 fin- ishes. Prado and Febvre duked it out for much of the race but the GasGas rider held on for second. Fernandez came home fourth but his 3-4 scores edged Febvre for the overall podium, his second of the year. Gajser continues to hold the points lead over Prado who is now second, Jeremey Seewer is third. MX2 After his mechanical debacle in Germany, Tom Vialle came to Indonesia second in points but looking to regain the champi- onship lead over Jago Geerts. Vialle took control early on as he holeshotted MX2 race one and broke away with the lead. Geerts started a bit further back but quickly moved his way to sec- ond. He didn't have enough to catch Vialle, though, and the run- ning order finished with Vialle in front, Geerts second, and Simon Laengenfelder in third. Laengenfelder grabbed the start in race two but Vialle found his way to the lead after just two turns. Trouble struck for Geerts early on lap one as he tangled and crashed with Kevin Horgmo. Geerts remounted but fell another two times during the race before finishing fifth. Up front, Vialle made a huge mistake, which he saved, but allowed Laengenfelder to take the lead for a few laps. Laengenfelder then fell on a steep downhill, putting Vialle back into the top spot. Vialle went on to take the race win and the overall, Laengenfelder finished second, and Thibault Benistant rounded out the podium with a third in race two. With his win, Vialle reclaimed the points lead to four points over Geerts. CN MXGP 1. Tim Gajser (Hon) 1-1 2. Jorge Prado (GG) 2-2 3. Ruben Fernandez (Hon) 3-4 4. Romain Febvre (Kaw) 5-3 5. Glenn Coldenhoff (Yam) 4-6 MX2 1. Tom Vialle (KTM) 1-1 2. Simon Laengenfelder (GG) 3-2 3. Thibault Benistant (Yam) 4-3 4. Jago Geerts (Yam)2-5 5. Andrea Adamo (GG) 7-4 IN THE WIND P56 MX2 winner Vialle (center) flanked by Laengenfelder (left) and Thibault Benistant. MXGP of Indonesia Highlights

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