Race One: It was Simon Längenfelder who got the holeshot and looked to be riding much more like himself after a few tough GP’s. However, Guillem Farres was charging and made quick passes before setting his sights on Längenfelder. He was able to make an aggressive pass and then pull away at the front.
Längenfelder then had a fast Coenen to contend with and he was doing a good job of it until late in the race when he was too hesitant to get around a backmarker – Coenen took advantage to finish second.
Liam Everts was riding great and closing but ended up fourth. Mathis Valin didn’t get a good start but worked his way through to fifth.
Race Two: After some rain between races, a very slippery track got even more slippery! It was Coenen who took the holeshot and was leading the way.
Valin got himself a better start and was putting the pressure on the young Belgian but then McLellan caught them both and was riding superb on his Triumph. McLellan caught and passed them both to bring home a race win to get himself on the podium.
Coenen finished in second to win the overall – the 7th GP win of his career.
Farres got a bad start outside the top fifteen but got back to fifth to secure second overall.
Längenfelder was in the top ten but didn’t look himself and went back to twelfth – there appears to be something not quite right there!
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