Race One: It was a superb race from Salvador Perez as he got a good start in the top three. He then caught the gap to leader, Simone Mancini who looked to be dealing with arm pump issues.
Noel Zanocz didn’t get a good start as he was outside the top ten but charged through the pack and recovered to an impressive second ahead of his team mate, Mancini.
Markuss Ozolins had a good race in front of his home fans to come home in fourth ahead of Aron Katona.
Gyan Doensen had a terrible start and was buried in twenty-second for the first five minutes or so before he started to move forward as he ended up coming to tenth.
Cole McCullough got a good start and was comfortably riding in fifth and was looking to move forward before he had problems ending up P24.
Race Two: After a difficult first moto, Max Ernecker took a much better start in the second moto and pulled away at the front to take a dominate race win on his F4E GasGas. Race one winner, Perez was well positioned on the first lap in around fifth before blowing it and taking a crash.
Zanocz again didn’t take a good start buried in around fifteenth but he quickly came through the field. He had to pass his team mate, Mancini for third to take the overall and that is exactly what he done to extend his points lead in the championship.
Doensen took a better start in the second moto to finish second but missed out on the podium as Perez recovered to twelfth to secure third overall.
McCullough had a bad start outside the top twenty but had worked his way into the points before a bike problem resulting in a DNF.
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Updated championship standings:
