From the dunes to the mountains, from the sand to the tight hardpack slopes. More than on any other track, the start is key here. Weatherforecast for Saturday is sunny and dry, but on Sunday there's quite some rain predicted.
Cairoli makes a guest appearance as stand-in for the injured Guadagnini.
In EMX250, Reišulis is aiming to take over the red plate from Petit, who only has a point-lead over his opponent.
In EMX125, Katona has a gap of 27 points to second placed Heitink after going 1-1 in Sardegna. From second to seventh place there's only a difference of 7 points, with eight rankd Fauré only 3 points further.
Timetable: 2025_Monster_Energy_MXGP_of_Trentino_Timetable.pdf
MXGP: 2025_Monster_Energy_MXGP_of_Trentino_EntryList_MXGP.pdf
MX2: 2025_Monster_Energy_MXGP_of_Trentino_EntryList_MX2.pdf
EMX250: 2025_Monster_Energy_MXGP_of_Trentino_EntryList_EMX250.pdf
EMX125: 2025_Monster_Energy_MXGP_of_Trentino_EntryList_EMX125.pdf
MXGP standings
1. Tim Gajser (Honda) 215
2. Romain Febvre (Kawasaki) 181
3. Glenn Coldenhoff (Fantic) 156
4. Lucas Coenen (KTM) 141
5. Maxime Renaux (Yamaha) 125
6. Kevin Horgmo (Honda) 114
7. Rubén Fernández (Honda) 110
8. Andrea Bonacorsi (Fantic) 104
9. Pauls Jonass (Kawasaki) 86
10. Mattia Guadagnini (Ducati) 84
MX2 standings
1. Kay de Wolf (Husqvarna) 185
2. Simon Längenfelder (KTM) 177
3. Liam Everts (Husqvarna) 175
4. Andrea Adamo (KTM) 171
5. Sacha Coenen (KTM) 143
6. Thibault Benistant (Yamaha) 128
7. Camden McLellan (Triumph) 118
8. Cas Valk (KTM) 115
9. Ferruccio Zanchi (Honda) 97
10. Valerio Lata (Honda) 84
EMX250 standings
1. Adrien Petit (Yamaha) 85
2. Jānis Martins Reišulis (Yamaha) 84
3. Noel Zanócz (Honda) 74
4. Mads Fredsøe (Husqvarna) 51
5. Nicolai Skovbjerg (Yamaha) 50
6. Lyonel Reichl (Husqvarna) 50
7. Francisco García (Kawasaki) 43
8. Ivano van Erp (Yamaha) 38
9. Gyan Doensen (KTM) 37
10. August Frisk (KTM) 35
EMX125 standings
1. Áron Katona (KTM) 115
2. Dani Heitink (Yamaha) 88
3. Francesco Bellei (Fantic) 87
4. Nicolò Alvisi (KTM) 82
5. Niccolò Mannini (TM) 82
6. Riccardo Pini (TM) 82
7. Jarne Bervoets (Yamaha) 81
8. Mano Fauré (Yamaha) 78
9. Jēkabs Kubuliņš (Yamaha) 72
10. Filippo Mantovani (KTM) 72
Where do you find those pre-entry lists of 46 and 40 entries in mxgp and mx2?
On the website of the FIM. They're standard entry lists completed with entered wild cards I suppose, as some injured riders are still on those lists. MX2 without the injured riders still has 35 entries. To be confirmed of course.
Wild cards MXGP (non-OAT-list riders or guest appearences:
23 Tommaso Sarasso ITA FMI Yamaha 55 R.S. Racing Team
39 Roan van de Moosdijk NED KNMV KTM KTM Kosak Team
45 Tomáš Kohút SVK SMF KTM Osička MX Team
49 Tom Guyon FRA FFM Triumph Tech 32 Racing MX
57 Edvards Bidzāns LAT LaMSF Honda KMP Honda Racing Team
90 Justin Trache GER DMSB Yamaha Sturm STC Racing Team
92 Valentin Guillod SUI FFM Yamaha Kehrli Motos
123 Federico Tuani ITA FMI Honda FM CAMI Racing Team
128 Ivo Monticelli ITA FMI Kawasaki Scoccia Racing Team Kawasaki
131 Cato Nickel GER DMSB Husqvarna Motorrad Bauerschmidt
174 Alessandro Valeri ITA FMI Honda Pedica Racing Team
192 Glen Meier DEN DMU Suzuki RGS Suzuki Schneider Racing
200 Filippo Zonta ITA FMI KTM FZ Motorsport
212 John Adamson GBR ACU Honda Lexa MX Racing Team
222 Antonio Cairoli ITA FMI Ducati Aruba.it Ducati Factory MX Team
224 Jakub Terešák CZE ACCR Honda KMP Honda Racing Team
300 Noah Ludwig GER DMSB KTM KTM Sarholz Racing Team
311 Mirko Dal Bosco ITA FMI Yamaha Caparvi Racing Team
326 Josh Gilbert GBR ACU Honda Lexa MX Racing Team
365 Nikolaj Skovgaard DEN DMU KTM KL Racing Team
371 Manuel Iacopi ITA FMI Yamaha JK Racing Yamaha
811 Adam Sterry GBR ACU KTM Chambers KTM Racing
Wild cards MX2 (non-OAT-list riders or guest appearences:
14 Bence Pergel HUN MAMS KTM Team HTS KTM
63 Jaka Peklaj SLO AMZS Husqvarna Peklaj Husqvarna Racing Team
122 Akbar Lubis INA IMI TM DVS Junior Racing
171 Morgan Bennati ITA FMI Kawasaki FlyOver Competition Gaerne
199 Petr Rathouský CZE ACCR KTM Orion Racing Team
220 Martin Michelis EST EMF KTM Young Motion powered by Resa
270 Ofir Casey Tzemach ISR IMSF Husqvarna MotoXGeneration
338 Filip Olsson SWE SVEMO KTM Young Motion powered by Resa
368 Samuel Nilsson ESP RFME Triumph Young Motion powered by Resa
401 Lotte van Drunen NED KNMV Yamaha De Baets Yamaha MX Team
408 Scott Smulders NED KNMV Triumph Dörr Motorsport Triumph Racing
437 Martin Venhoda CZE ACCR GasGas Q Racing Team
473 Collin Wohnas GER DMSB Husqvarna SixtySeven Racing Team
511 Jan Krug GER DMSB Husqvarna SixtySeven Racing Team
744 Saad Soulimani MAR FFM TM DVS Junior Racing
941 Lukas Albers GER DMSB KTM
I hope Petit can maintain the lead in EMX.
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I can't see Lotte racing given her current condition.
Also for Heitink to be second in EMX125 is crazy as he's gone 5-7-5-7-4-11 so far this season. It just shows that putting solid(ish) results in pays off, although he is a little way back from the lead.
Could be. She said in her flash interview she needs bike time on hard pack, so maybe that's part of her training schedule. Results are not important, but bike time and race condtions are, something like that.
Is she injured? I didn't watch the WMX races but saw she went 1-1 in the race thread.
Will be awesome to see Tony return on the Ducati on home soil. Go Fasta Eat Pasta!
She was really sick all weekend.
I think she also picked up an injury before the Mini O’s.
Broke her Ankle (?) at that time.
And, it appears she had a some recovery issues with that, as well as being crook in Sardinia / Sardegna.
As DeStouwer wrote, she's probably looking at this weekend as good training for a surface she needs some help with. And, it always helps to have an even higher / deeper level of competition, to go up against. That is Not to say many of the Women she's racing with in WMX are not blazingly fast.
Who is #941 Lukas Albers in MX2? Not a name i have seen before.
From Lotte's Instagram...
They're updated now. if you take out the injured riders: 48 entries in MXGP, 36 in MX2, 76 in EMX250, 70 in EMX125.
Mitch Evans is back according to that entry list!
Also Monticelli, Lapucci etc. that's a decent entry. First time i've seen Glen Meier in the GP paddock for a few years.
Seems Lotte is in for this weekend after all. I guess as Trentino is on the way home from Riola it kinda makes sense and she says she needs the track time.
Oriol Oliver will replace the injured Max Werner, for a few GPs in the MX2 class.
It's the same in EMX250. Skovbjerg scored 10-4-11-10 in the races and is currently fifth in the standings.
Pit Row
So good to see the old fellas (Febvre & Coldenhoff) in top form.
Indeed! To be honest, I didn't expect Coldenhoff to be so good (anymore) and get 2 out of 4 podiums. I would've rather expected somone like Vlaanderen.
Shout out to Kevin Horgmo aswell. Together with Gajser he's the only rider who scored points in every single race so far (including the qualifying races) and missed the top 10 only once, resulting in a well-deserved 6th in the standings!
Team SR Honda is actually doing a great job with Horgmo.
So does Demaria, official trainer of the team.
Wow. Double the amount of entries in EMX than MX2...
I don’t think Infront accepts anymore than 40 entries for MX2
If Horgmo carries on riding like he is it will be interesting to see where he lands next year. I'd vote for Monster Energy Yamaha.
There will be a lot less then 40 at the first practice, but you are correct that only 40 are accepted in mx2.
Jonass and Valin are out.
Let's hope Renaux isn't.
Bogers is out too, he's been sick since Sardegna.
Not too shabby over here! 😎
Just saw this pop up on my Facebook feed.
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