a race win in his first race back
from a major back injury. See-
wer's 1-2 finishes earned him the
overall with Renaux second and
Gajser third. Gajser still leads the
overall championship, but See-
wer now moves to second ahead
of Prado.
MX2
The points race in the MX2 divi-
sion is one to watch this year
as Tom Vialle and Jago Geerts
continue to duke it out. However,
it was Thibault Benistant who
started up front in MX2 race one,
while Vialle and Geerts were
forced to fight through the pack.
Vialle, the points leader, strug-
gled and dropped off the pace
as the race wore on. He finished
an uncharacteristic 10th in the
first race, while title rival Geerts
worked his way to third. Beni-
stant ran away with the win while
Simon Langenfelder claimed
third.
Geerts rebounded in race two
and grabbed his first holeshot of
the season just ahead of Vialle.
The two points leaders found
themselves locked in a battle at
the front of the field, as Vialle
made a pass for the lead early
on in the race. However, halfway
through the race Vialle ran off the
track on a downhill and surren-
dered the lead back to Geerts.
Vialle was unable to recover and
Geerts ran off with the race win
ahead of Vialle and Langenfelder.
Geerts therefore took the over-
all win ahead of Benistant and
Langenfelder. With his overall
win, Geerts retakes the points
lead by eight over Vialle.
CN
MXGP
1. Jeremy Seewer (Yam) 1-2
2. Maxime Renaux (Yam) 3-1
3. Tim Gajser (Hon) 2-3
4. Glenn Coldenhoff (Yam) 4-4
5. Jorge Prado (GG) 5-5
MX2
1. Jago Geerts (Yam) 2-1
2. Thibault Benistant (Yam) 1-4
3. Simon Langenfelder (GG) 2-3
4. Kevin Horgmo (Kaw) 4-5
5. Tom Vialle (KTM) 10-2
IN
THE
WIND
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Jago Geerts moved back
into the MX2 points lead
after going 2-1 for the
overall win.
