Race One: Roko Ivandic rode an immaculate race at the front of the field. The Croatian who runs #243 might just be a future Tim Gajser! He got the holeshot and had some pressure behind from German, Luca Nierychlo but then responded and pulled away.
The front two set a high pace at the front of the field with Theo Kolts from Estonia in third over twenty five seconds off the lead.
It was heartbreak for Cohen Jagielski as he just worked his way into fifth but then had to DNF and it looked like mechanical issues.
Kash van Hamond who won the Junior world title last week was involved in a start crash and was parked in P28 on lap one but charged his way through the pack all the way up to an impressive fifth to keep hopes of a podium.
Race Two: Ivandic took the holeshot again and never looked back as he ran away at the front to go 1-1 and win the EMX65 title in style.
Nierychlo and van Hamond were buried down the order well outside the top fifteen and had a lot of work to do. The German, came back up to fourth with a photo finish with third. Van Hamond was coming up through the pack with him before a mistake but still ended up sixth – the speed is good but starts are the area to improve.
Kolts ended up second in race two for second overall. British talent, Jagielski didn’t get a great start himself but was able to make some passes to finish fifth.
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