#1: MXGP of Argentina

Vitalmx member Andy7 appears to be the RupertX of Argentina.

Well done man, looking forward to more pictures and observations.

Fastest laps of the races 

250 race 1 

2.03.130 = Simon Laengenfelder 
2.03.500 = Sacha Coenen 
2.03.741 = Kay De Wolf 
2.03.881 = Camden Mc Lellan 
2.04.426 = Cas Valk
2.04.701 = Valerio Lata
2.05.284 = David Braceras
2.05.761 = Liam Everts 
2.05.799 = Guillem Farres
2.06.280 = Quentin-Marc Prugnieres 

450 race 1 

1.54.716 = Maxime Renaux 
1.54.814 = Tim Gajser 
1.54.961 = Romain Febvre 
1.56.773 = Jeremy Seewer
1.56.881 = Mattia Guadagnini 
1.57.717 = Ruben Fernandez 
1.57.750 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.57.752 = Andrea Bonacorsi 
1.57.759 = Lucas Coenen
1.57.895 = Isak Gifting 

250 race 2 

1.51.652 = Sacha Coenen 
1.51.724 = Simon Laengenfelder 
1.52.479 = Andrea Adamo 
1.53.152 = Liam Everts 
1.53.182 = Mathis Valin 
1.53.345 = Kay De Wolf 
1.53.403 = Oriol Oliver 
1.53.474 = Karlis Reisulis 
1.53.586 = Valerio Lata
1.54.148 = Camden Mc Lellan 

450 race 2 

1.50.392 = Maxime Renaux
1.51.194 = Romain Febvre 
1.51.441 = Tim Gajser 
1.52.869 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.52.998 = Valentin Guillod 
1.53.121 = Isak Gifting 
1.53.147 = Mattia Guadagnini 
1.53.738 = Lucas Coenen 
1.53.790 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
1.53.958 = Ruben Fernandez 
 

250 season stats 

GP wins 

1 = Kay De Wolf 

GP podiums 

1 = Kay De Wolf 
1 = Sacha Coenen 
1 = Simon Laengenfelder 

Race wins 

1 = Kay De Wolf 
1 = Sacha Coenen 

Race top 3 

1 = Kay De Wolf 
1 = Sacha Coenen 
1 = Simon Laengenfelder 
1 = Liam Everts 
1 = Andrea Adamo 
1 = Cas Valk 

Laps lead 

17 = Sacha Coenen 
16 = Kay De Wolf 

Qualifying race wins 

1 = Andrea Adamo 

Qualifying race top 3 

1 = Andrea Adamo 
1 = Sacha Coenen 
1 = Kay De Wolf 

Fastest lap of the race 

1 = Sacha Coenen 
1 = Simon Laengenfelder 

Fastest in practice 

1 = Simon Laengenfelder

450 season stats 

GP wins 

1 = Maxime Renaux 

GP podiums 

1 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Romain Febvre 
1 = Tim Gajser 

Race wins 

1 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Romain Febvre 

Race top 3 

2 = Maxime Renaux
2 = Romain Febvre 
2 = Tim Gajser 

Laps lead 

18 = Maxime Renaux 
17 = Romain Febvre 

Qualifying race wins 

1 = Maxime Renaux 

Qualifying race top 3 

1 = Maxime Renaux
1 = Romain Febvre 
1 = Tim Gajser 

Fastest lap of the race 

2 = Maxime Renaux 

Fastest in practice 

1 = Maxime Renaux

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It was around 75 US dollars on pre-order, and 120 USD on race day. VIP was around 750, not worth it in my opinion, as it was next to the starting gate ( I think my position offered the best view, and you could really see the triple closely)

I was looking yesterday and could not find a contact email, but I saw this morning. You can actually submit a ticket via the chat bot. However, I received an automated response that was very basic suggesting to uninstall and reinstall the app and them know that this is occurring across Apple and computer devices with any browser I use. Hopefully they fix this soon as I tried to  this morning, thinking maybe there was heavy server load over the weekend and I still had a shit result

I am surprised by Everts lack of performance, I thought he would by a front runner this year.

He’s coming off a broken neck from last season, only been on the bike for 2 weeks. He wasn’t sure he was gonna race, decent result in my book.

I forgot: Ducati holeshot in both Sunday races.

Saturday summary:
First practice for the 250 guys was good, the dirt was prime, and it took them a couple of laps to send the triple, being a Honda guy (I don't remember who, but it was the official bike I believe) the first rider to launch it. They were asking for all the bike had to jump it, I can tell THIS THING IS NO JOKE, they are crazy AF. Adamo was looking good, De Wolf not so much, but you cannot count the champ out. I was really impressed with the Kawasaki rider Valin.
First practice for the 450 guys was pretty much the same. First bike on the track was Febvre. First lap, sends the triple like it was nothing. Keep in mind the riders could only walk the track on the previous days, he hadn't even entered the course with his bike before practice: sketchy as heck, he is nuts. Qualifying race was a battle till the end between Renaux and Febvre, awesome racing. Gajser didn't look that comfortable, the same as Seewer. Guillod was sending turn down whips on the triple, it looked like he was playing a video game all day long.
Sunday story will be up next, stay tuned. Here are some Saturday pics, I could upload them all to a onedrive for you guys to see (not bad at all for not being a photographer, if I say so myself). PD: Gajser is overjumping the triple in that pic; it was gnarly.

What he achieved all things considered was quite impressive. And he was fourth overall. Hardly a lack of performance...

MXGP overall 

2/1 = Maxime Renaux 
1/2 = Romain Febvre 
3/3 = Tim Gajser 
4/4 = Mattia Guadagnini
5/7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
7/8 = Lucas Coenen 
10/9 = Pauls Jonass 
8/12 = Jago Geerts 
11/10 = Andrea Bonacorsi 
9/13 = Ruben Fernandez 

MXGP championship 

57 = Maxime Renaux 
56 = Romain Febvre 
48 = Tim Gajser 
40 = Mattia Guadagnini 
35 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
27 = Lucas Coenen 
25 = Jeremy Seewer
25 = Kevin Horgmo 
25 = Pauls Jonass
22 = Jago Geerts 

MX2 overall 

1/5 = Kay De Wolf 
9/1 = Sacha Coenen 
2/6 = Simon Laengenfelder 
8/3 = Liam Everts 
5/8 = Camden Mc Lellan 
3/13 = Cas Valk
6/11 = Guillem Farres
12/7 = Karlis Reisulis 
7/12 = Valerio Lata 
26/2 = Andrea Adamo 

MX2 championship 

49 = Kay De Wolf 
46 = Sacha Coenen
44 = Simon Laengenfelder 
36 = Liam Everts 
32 = Andrea Adamo 
29 = Camden Mc Lellan 
28 = Cas Valk
27 = Karlis Reisulis 
26 = Thibault Benistant 
25 = Guillem Farres

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