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Cycle News 2024 Issue 26 JULY 2

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tremely rough and sketchy. There was a lot of water put down after the break. I got caught a few times in mudholes, and my bike went sideways. However, I re- grouped, controlled my pace, and managed to take the win." MX2 All the heavy hitters came to play in the MX2 division, with Simon Laengenfelder taking the early lead in race one. The GasGas rider held the top spot for most of the moto but tucked the front end and fell out of first place. He'd later cross the line in sixth. This mistake allowed points leader Kay de Wolf to sneak through to the lead, and despite a late-race mistake, the Husqvarna rider held on to the moto win. Behind him, defending MX2 Champion, Andrea Adamo battled his way to second as Triumph's Mikkel Haarup fell out of the position on the final lap. Haarup remounted in third and claimed the final spot on the box. Sacha Coenen crossed the holeshot line first in race two and faced drastically different conditions as the track crew heavily overwatered the circuit. He led early on but later dropped down to fourth. The two factory Husqvarna riders, de Wolf and Lucas Coenen, worked past the early leader and battled in the mud for the top spot. De Wolf held on for the win, crossing the line by less than a second over his teammate. This was his first 1-1 sweep of the year, as de Wolf extends his points lead to 65 over second place. Lucas Coenen took second in the moto but finished third overall with 7-2 scores behind Adamo, who used a 2-3 for second on the day. "Today's races were quite differ - ent," said de Wolf. "The first was dry, but the track was heavily wa- tered for the second, resulting in puddles everywhere. The second moto was especially challeng - ing early on. Despite this, I made some crucial passes and focused on maintaining my speed. I'm pleased with the adjustments we made between races and thrilled to secure this win." CN MXGP (Top 5) 1. Jorge Prado (GG) 2-1 2. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM) 1-2 3. Calvin Vlaanderen (Yam) 4-4 4. Tim Gajser (Hon) 3-5 5. Jeremy Seewer (Kaw) 6-3 MX2 (Top 5) 1. Kay de Wolf (Hus) 1-1 2. Andrea Adamo (KTM) 2-3 3. Lucas Coenen (Hus) 7-2 4. Mikkel Haarup (Tri) 3-5 5. Sacha Coenen (KTM) 5-4 VOLUME ISSUE JULY , P51 2024 MXGP of West Nusa Tenggara Video Highlights Kay De Wolf battled his Husqvarna teammate Lucas Coenen, but swept the day with 1-1 results.

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