#14: MXGP of Czech Republic

7/27/2025 9:09am
Boomslang wrote:

What happened to Maxine?

I know he went down in the first turn. He got up minus a visor, did 6 laps and quit. TV showed him when he pulled into the mechanics area and he looked ok. Maybe he fell again? Maybe the bike was too bent and he was wasting his time?

7/27/2025 9:10am

MXGP race 2 

+0.000 = Romain Febvre 
+2.468 = Lucas Coenen 
+18.191 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
+20.189 = Isak Gifting
+21.644 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
+36.631 = Jeremy Seewer
+42.434 = Ruben Fernandez 
+46.001 = Jago Geerts 
+1.01.960 = Andrea Bonacorsi 
+1.07.290 = Brian Bogers 

Overall 

1/2 = Lucas Coenen 
5/1 = Romain Febvre 
4/3 = Glenn Coldenhoff
2/7 = Ruben Fernandez 
7/4 = Isak Gifting 
8/6 = Jeremy Seewer 
11/5 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
9/8 = Jago Geerts 
3/16 = Jan Pancar 
10/10 = Brian Bogers 

Championship 

678 = Romain Febvre 
668 = Lucas Coenen 
494 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
451 = Ruben Fernandez 
392 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
370 = Andrea Bonacorsi 
368 = Maxime Renaux 
327 = Jeremy Seewer 
325 = Jeffrey Herlings 
305 = Tim Gajser

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7/27/2025 9:12am

MXGP season stats 

GP wins 

4 = Romain Febvre 
4 = Lucas Coenen 
3 = Tim Gajser 
2 = Jeffrey Herlings 
1 = Maxime Renaux 

GP podiums 

13 = Romain Febvre 
10 = Lucas Coenen 
5 = Tim Gajser  
5 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
2 = Ruben Fernandez 
2 = Jeremy Seewer 
2 = Jeffrey Herlings 
1 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Andrea Bonacorsi 
1 = Calvin Vlaanderen 

Race wins 

11 = Lucas Coenen 
7 = Tim Gajser 
5 = Romain Febvre 
3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
1 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

Race top 3 

21 = Lucas Coenen 
20 = Romain Febvre 
10 = Tim Gajser 
8 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
7 = Ruben Fernandez 
5 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
3 = Maxime Renaux
2 = Jeremy Seewer 
2 = Andrea Bonacorsi 

Laps lead 

223 = Lucas Coenen 
103 = Romain Febvre 
80 = Tim Gajser 
39 = Jeffrey Herlings 
21 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
18 = Maxime Renaux 
3 = Isak Gifting 

Qualifying race wins 

4 = Lucas Coenen 
2 = Tim Gajser 
2 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2 = Romain Febvre 
1 = Maxime Renaux
1 = Ruben Fernandez 
1 = Jago Geerts 

Qualifying race top 3 

9 = Romain Febvre 
8 = Lucas Coenen 
6 = Tim Gajser 
4 = Maxime Renaux
4 = Ruben Fernandez 
3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1 = Pauls Jonass
1 = Jeremy Seewer 
1 = Jago Geerts 
1 = Kevin Horgmo 
1 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
1 = Andrea Bonacorsi 

Fastest lap of the race 

10 = Lucas Coenen 
6 = Tim Gajser 
4 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4 = Romain Febvre 
3 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

Fastest in practice 

4 = Tim Gajser 
4 = Romain Febvre 
3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2 = Lucas Coenen 
1 = Maxime Renaux 

 

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7/27/2025 9:17am

Fastest laps of sunday races 

MX2 race 1 

1.48.655 = Simon Laengenfelder 
1.50.083 = Sacha Coenen
1.50.395 = Thibault Benistant 
1.50.968 = Andrea Adamo
1.51.070 = Guillem Farres
1.51.157 = Mathis Valin
1.51.370 = Valerio Lata
1.51.421 = Kay De Wolf 
1.52.474 = Cas Valk
1.52.565 = Julius Mikula 

MXGP race 1 

1.48.207 = Lucas Coenen
1.49.513 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
1.49.814 = Romain Febvre 
1.49.899 = Ruben Fernandez 
1.50.443 = Maxime Renaux
1.50.450 = Jan Pancar 
1.50.461 = Jeremy Seewer 
1.50.889 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.50.941 = Isak Gifting 
1.51.732 = Ben Watson 

MX2 race 2 

1.49.383 = Andrea Adamo
1.50.070 = Simon Laengenfelder 
1.50.465 = Thibault Benistant 
1.50.740 = Mathis Valin
1.50.920 = Kay De Wolf 
1.51.275 = Guillem Farres 
1.51.281 = Camden Mc Lellan 
1.51.773 = Sacha Coenen 
1.52.923 = Karlis Reisulis 
1.53.146 = David Braceras 

MXGP race 2 

1.49.428 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
1.49.440 = Lucas Coenen 
1.49.473 = Romain Febvre 
1.49.841 = Isak Gifting 
1.50.245 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.50.701 = Jeremy Seewer 
1.50.970 = Jan Pancar 
1.51.000 = Ruben Fernandez 
1.51.011 = Brian Bogers 
1.51.148 = Jago Geerts

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The Shop

7/27/2025 9:21am

A couple of Malin quotes from today.

When Febvre got out of shape in the waves, "For Febvres sakes"

When he missed the name of the woman on the podium he called her Ellen Degeneros.

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7/27/2025 10:55am

Points scored this week-end 

MXGP 

56 = Lucas Coenen 
51 = Romain Febvre 
45 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
44 = Ruben Fernandez 
34 = Isak Gifting 
31 = Jeremy Seewer
26 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
26 = Jago Geerts 
25 = Jan Pancar 
22 = Brian Bogers 

MX2 

52 = Simon Laengenfelder 
50 = Mathis Valin
48 = Andrea Adamo 
41 = Kay De Wolf 
38 = Sacha Coenen 
34 = Guillem Farres
34 = Thibault Benistant 
33 = Valerio Lata
24 = Camden Mc Lellan 
24 = Karlis Reisulis

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7/27/2025 10:57am

good weekend for simon again. What a dominant ride in the 1st moto 

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7/27/2025 12:10pm

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

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7/27/2025 12:43pm

Swedish fans must be happy for Gifting todays results. What a ride!

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7/27/2025 2:20pm
David934 wrote:

Swedish fans must be happy for Gifting todays results. What a ride!

He's a gamer.

Paul and Jason were paying him a lot of respect from the tv booth.

7/27/2025 2:26pm

Pancar looked great in moto 1. He was really smooth and calculated. When Febvre finally passed him he didn't lose his head, he just stuck to the game plane and had a wonderful finish.

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7/27/2025 5:29pm

I like that track. 

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7/27/2025 5:40pm
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

Funny how it was the reverse two months ago.

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7/28/2025 12:05am
mxxxeR1 wrote:

still strange... a frenchman wearing an american shirt

Blue, red and white is french colours too.

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7/28/2025 2:14am
Boomslang wrote:

What happened to Maxine?

I know he went down in the first turn. He got up minus a visor, did 6 laps and quit. TV showed him when he pulled...

I know he went down in the first turn. He got up minus a visor, did 6 laps and quit. TV showed him when he pulled into the mechanics area and he looked ok. Maybe he fell again? Maybe the bike was too bent and he was wasting his time?

He lost his back brake in the first turn incident and you can't really compete at that level without it.

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7/28/2025 2:16am
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

Nairb#70 wrote:

Funny how it was the reverse two months ago.

Yep. I've never been a fan of Coenen but what he's doing this year is quite remarkable. He seems to have matured a little as the season has gone on too.

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7/28/2025 2:18am
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

7/28/2025 2:36am Edited Date/Time 7/28/2025 2:36am
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win...

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

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7/28/2025 5:44am
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win...

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

Rocketship wrote:

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is in it to win it.

Shout out to Coldenhoff though, p3 in points and a wonderful season. Herlings, Prado and Gajser are out of the championship though.. As 'bad' as Seewer his season looked last year, result wise he did quite ok on the Kawi. The Ducati is a step back in that aspect. But, compared to his teammate Guadagnini (few injuries) he is doing really well. 

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7/28/2025 6:08am
I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win...

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

Rocketship wrote:

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

Cortami79 wrote:
Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is...

Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is in it to win it.

Shout out to Coldenhoff though, p3 in points and a wonderful season. Herlings, Prado and Gajser are out of the championship though.. As 'bad' as Seewer his season looked last year, result wise he did quite ok on the Kawi. The Ducati is a step back in that aspect. But, compared to his teammate Guadagnini (few injuries) he is doing really well. 

100% agreed and whoever will win it will be cool.

Coldenhoff not having a ride for next year (yet) is wild. 

Apparently the Ducati is a dog of a bike if you have to believe the rumours that both Eli and Tim don’t want to commit to the project and by the looks of it, there is truth in it because the results are a bit underwhelming.

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7/28/2025 3:12pm
Cortami79 wrote:
Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is...

Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is in it to win it.

Shout out to Coldenhoff though, p3 in points and a wonderful season. Herlings, Prado and Gajser are out of the championship though.. As 'bad' as Seewer his season looked last year, result wise he did quite ok on the Kawi. The Ducati is a step back in that aspect. But, compared to his teammate Guadagnini (few injuries) he is doing really well. 

Febvre was MXGP world champ' in 2015 (not 2014).

😉

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7/28/2025 3:22pm

I wonder if Prado watches Febvre and wonders “How does he die it on that thing?” That Kawi looks good

Coenen is gaining. 

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7/28/2025 10:53pm
Rocketship wrote:
100% agreed and whoever will win it will be cool.Coldenhoff not having a ride for next year (yet) is wild. Apparently the Ducati is a dog of...

100% agreed and whoever will win it will be cool.

Coldenhoff not having a ride for next year (yet) is wild. 

Apparently the Ducati is a dog of a bike if you have to believe the rumours that both Eli and Tim don’t want to commit to the project and by the looks of it, there is truth in it because the results are a bit underwhelming.

Oh! I thought that Wilvo still was a valid option to stay. But so far only Seewer is signed (if the Wilvo Ducati rumours are true)?

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7/28/2025 10:53pm
Cortami79 wrote:
Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is...

Both stories are cool. Febvre his first World title was in his rookie MXGP year, back in 2014. Coenen now is the rookie and he is in it to win it.

Shout out to Coldenhoff though, p3 in points and a wonderful season. Herlings, Prado and Gajser are out of the championship though.. As 'bad' as Seewer his season looked last year, result wise he did quite ok on the Kawi. The Ducati is a step back in that aspect. But, compared to his teammate Guadagnini (few injuries) he is doing really well. 

Febvre was MXGP world champ' in 2015 (not 2014).

😉

Damn my bad! Still, 10 years ago 😉

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7/29/2025 3:33am
crusty_xx wrote:
Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more...

Lucas could easily take over the red plate at his home go next week. 10 points out now. Surprisingly Febvre is crashing more and making more mistakes than him 

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win...

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

Rocketship wrote:

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out of 250SX.

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7/29/2025 3:48am
I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win...

I felt like Coenen was going to win it, but I think he might have a really bad moto along the way and Febvre will win it now. Idk why 

Rocketship wrote:

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

Snapper wrote:
It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out...

It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out of 250SX.

Another dumb rule.

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7/29/2025 4:32am
Rocketship wrote:

I think Febvre will crack under pressure and Lucas will become world champion

Snapper wrote:
It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out...

It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out of 250SX.

CPR wrote:

Another dumb rule.

Dumb rule for sure. But i don't think removing it will change anything. 
For an example, there is no way that Prado would've started out on a 250 as a MXGP champion. And i think Coenen has the same mentality, if he wins a MXGP title as a teenager he will have the mentality that he can go straight to the 450 SX class.

Wether that is smart or not is not up to me to say. 

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7/29/2025 5:07am
Snapper wrote:
It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out...

It's starting to look that way isn't it. I'm not sure what it means for Coenen's American dream though as an MXGP title rules him out of 250SX.

CPR wrote:

Another dumb rule.

Motofinne wrote:
Dumb rule for sure. But i don't think removing it will change anything. For an example, there is no way that Prado would've started out on a...

Dumb rule for sure. But i don't think removing it will change anything. 
For an example, there is no way that Prado would've started out on a 250 as a MXGP champion. And i think Coenen has the same mentality, if he wins a MXGP title as a teenager he will have the mentality that he can go straight to the 450 SX class.

Wether that is smart or not is not up to me to say. 

No doubt, but while the rule makes sense for motocross, it doesn’t for supercross. Two different disciplines.

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7/29/2025 5:31am Edited Date/Time 7/29/2025 5:31am
CPR wrote:

No doubt, but while the rule makes sense for motocross, it doesn’t for supercross. Two different disciplines.

I’d love to see more top level riders run the 250 Sx/450 Mx schedule alla young Christian Craig or Garrett Marchbanks, I get why riders don’t do it but it would make for interesting racing and conversation

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7/29/2025 8:03am
PRM31 wrote:

I like that track. 

Loved watching that race. That’s one I’d like to go to.👍🏼

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