Race One: It was Max Nagl who got the holeshot but he had Simon Längenfelder for company. The MX2 world champion made a pass on the first lap to get into the lead. However, he couldn’t shake the experienced Nagl off and it went down to the final lap but Längenfelder held on for the win.
Max Spies rode well to finish third ahead of reigning champion, Roan van de Moosdijk who came to fourth from around tenth.
Race Two: Längenfelder won yet again after passing Nagl and van de Moosdijk to get himself to the front. He then pulled away and won more comfortably than race one. Nagl was pushing to catch van de Moosdijk and was on his rear wheel the last lap. Just when it looked like he might make a move he had a tip over so had to be content with third.
Max Spies had a good ride for fourth – nearly 50 seconds behind to show the pace of the front three.
Race Three: Nagl wasn’t hanging around in the final race of the weekend and cleared off into the distance. Whenever Längenfelder got into second he had about six seconds to make up but had a small tip over which dropped him to third – he then settled there because he had the overall secured. Van de Moosdijk had a solid ride to bring home second.
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