Race One: It was a perfect moto for Lucas Coenen after quickly passing Simon Laengenfelder who took the holeshot. The Belgian then ran away with things at the front.
It wasn’t such a good race for his team mate and championship leader, Kay de Wolf as he ran off track at turn two and then had two crashes in the first five minutes whilst coming through the field. After that he calmed down and still got back to seventh.
Mikkel Haarup had another strong ride passing Laengenfelder to finish an impressive second on his Triumph. Adamo also tried to pass the German but had to be content with fourth in the end.
Race Two: It was a similar affair in race two as Laengenfelder got the holeshot and had Coenen behind him pressuring him. On lap three, the Belgian made the move and ran off into the distance.
Adamo also made a move on Laengenfelder to finish second to get back on the podium after missing Lommel.
De Wolf didn’t get a good start and lost too much time in behind Everts but eventually made a move stick for fourth. He caught Laengenfelder and with a couple of laps to go had a big moment with a backmarker in mid air – he was able to push the backmarker and kept it on two wheels.
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Updated championship standings:
