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Cycle News 2024 Issue 14 April 9

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guess you can call me sandman again!" MX2 De Wolf started the weekend with a win in the qualifying race which set the tone for Sunday's action. The Husqvarna rider started second in race one but moved his way to the lead by lap three. His fellow Husky team - mate, Lucas Coenen, hunted his way to the front and set his sights on de Wolf after passing his brother, Sacha, for second. The number 96 continued his march forward and eventually capitalized on de Wolf's mistake at the exit of the pit lane with five laps left in the race. Lucas out- braked de Wolf into the upcom - ing turn and took over the top spot where he'd remain for the final laps. De Wolf took second to his teammate with Triumph's Camden Mc Lellan in third. De Wolf used his sand exper - tise in race two and made his way to the lead by the second turn. He again came under fire from teammate Lucas Coenen, but the young Belgian fell while attempting to pass. By the time he rebounded from his mistake, de Wolf was too far gone, and the two Husqvarna riders would swap positions in the day's over - all rankings. De Wolf's 2-1 gave him his third overall win in a row as he further extended his points lead to 29 over Simon Laengen- felder. Lucas Coenen's 1-2 earned him second on the day, while Mc Lellan's 3-5 finishes put him third overall. This marked the first overall podium for Mc Lellan's career and the second for the new Monster Energy Triumph team. "In the first race, I didn't really find a good flow," de Wolf said. "And credit to Lucas [Coenen], he was pretty fast when he passed me. Big shout-out to him. In the second moto, I backed off a little bit because I knew Lucas was behind me and we could fight until the flag. He made a little mistake towards the end, which made my life easier—but I'm super happy with the results this weekend. Three in a row—it's honestly amazing." CN MXGP (Top 5) 1. Jorge Prado (GG) 1-1 2. Tim Gajser (Hon) 2-2 3. Jeffery Herlings (KTM) 3-3 4. Pauls Jonass (Hon) 5-4 5. Romain Febvre (Kaw) 6-5 MX2 (Top 5) 1. Kay de Wolf (Hus) 2-1 2. Lucas Coenen (Hus) 1-2 3. Camden Mc Lellan (Tri) 3-5 4. Simon Laengenfelder (GG) 7-3 5. Liam Everts (KTM) 8-4 VOLUME ISSUE APRIL , P51 Kay de Wolf is also on a winning roll in MX2.

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