Evgeny Bobryshev wins in Teutschenthal

Evgeny Bobryshev went 1-1 across both motos to take the overall victory at the Grand Prix of Germany in Teutschenthal.


Leading the first moto from start to finish, after getting the
holeshot, Bobryshev took his first career GP win in dominant style. No
one could keep with the pace of the powerful Russian, not even
championship leader Cairoli, as he laid down the power of his CRF450R
through the prototype Dunlop tyres.

In the second moto he did
not have it all his own way, having to come through on the first lap
before taking the lead. But this time Cairoli was not going to let him
go, keeping on the rear wheel throughout much of the early stages.
Cairoli was pushing so hard that he was beginning to make mistakes and
he would fall whilst attempting a pass.

Bobryshev began once
again to look comfortable at the front but Cairoli only lost a couple of
seconds as he remounted and soon began to pressure once more. coming i
nto
last lap, Cairoli was riding ultra-aggressive and gestured for a pass on
one of the final corners. Bobryshev slammed the door shut and crossed
the line in 1st to a huge cheer from the enthusiastic German crowd, to
take his first overall Grand Prix win.