Upgrade to enjoy this feature!
Vital MX fantasy is free to play, but Premium users receive great benefits. Premium benefits include:
- View and download rider stats
- Pick trends
- Create a private league
- And more!
Only $10 for all 2026 SX, MX, and SMX series.
The 85 class is a great advertisement for KTM, Husky, and Gas Gas. It's a real shame most of the Japanese manufacturers have abandoned the 50s, 65s, and 85s. Now that I think of it, even the 125s...
My CR 85 was my favourite bike I ever owned. Would pay a small fortune to track it down and get it back in my garage
What a start for Mikula
Sacha already back to his usual speed! nice
Good to see Simon finally getting back his consistency and racecraft since a few rounds. Whatever went wrong for these couple of rounds
The Shop
DeCal Works Huge Plastic Inventory of UFO and Polisport kits.
Luxon 4-Post Bar Mounts
$189.95 - $239.95
Free shipping: VITALMX
Time practice
MX2
1.45.234 = Guillem Farres
1.45.425 = Camden Mc Lellan
1.46.010 = Liam Everts
1.46.673 = Simon Längenfelder
1.46.809 = Janis Reisulis
1.47.475 = Karlis Reisulis
1.47.507 = Valerio Lata
1.47.596 = Sacha Coenen
1.47.772 = Julius Mikula
1.47.911 = Pelle Gundersen
MXGP
1.43.414 = Jeffrey Herlings
1.43.727 = Tim Gajser
1.44.026 = Romain Febvre
1.44.066 = Ruben Fernandez
1.44.205 = Kay De Wolf
1.44.692 = Tom Vialle
1.44.714 = Jeremy Seewer
1.45.324 = Calvin Vlaanderen
1.45.509 = Andrea Adamo
1.45.580 = Roan Van De Moosdijk
ok injury probably coming into play now
No, his injury is fine. He's just lacking biketime as he wasn't able to ride at all during the past 2 weeks. Should be fine in the coming weeks.
Bloody Hell Sacha was lucky that Mikula ' laid it down'.
Without that, I'd say he'd be in world of ( more) pain - and, probably, Mikula as well.
MX2 qualifying
+0.000 = Simon Längenfelder
+2.278 = Liam Everts
+7.360 = Guillem Farres
+8.881 = Camden Mc Lellan
+15.698 = Janis Reisulis
+18.871 = Sacha Coenen
+20.126 = Valerio Lata
+22.560 = Julius Mikula
+23.465 = Karlis Reisulis
+25.292 = Noel Zanocz
That was a damn entertaining race.
If that alone is the reason he is fading at some point, the cause would be still that injury since that is why he is lacking biketime. It plays a role in some way or another. I just cant imagine he is riding to his full potential or without pain for a full moto.
We get 7 sessions of great racing and qualifying over almost 5 hours straight and it's only Saturday, and some people complain about the cost of the stream.
Yeah, props to Mikula he rather crashed then knock Sacha down
Ofcourse, that's the consequence of the injury, but his collarbone itself isn't bothering him. He's lacking fitness because he's unable to ride during the week.
Lucas is done.
Seewer again in 6th. The Ducati really didnt suit him at all.
Thats a bummer. Hopefully he gets healed up sooner before Herlings runs away with the series. We want both of them healthy for the championship.
Fair enough to complain about the cost when you consider what percentage of it goes to the riders and teams who actually make the races happen compared to the parasitic promoters who do nothing but line their pockets
Pit Row
With Lommel coming up next week and Coenen being fit by then seems highly unlikely, I'm afraid the championship's over.
It just doesn't make sense.
Herlings will likely be almost 50 points ahead by the end of this weekend. Gutting for Lucas, but if anyone knows how it feels to have a season derailed by injury, it's Jeffery
I don't think he will unfortunately, seems like there was no progress in a week (or even 2 weeks if he in fact did get hurt at Southwick, which we'll never know I guess) and there is no break before Lommel next weekend
I'm gutted for him. A fit Coenen vs Herlings at Lommel would have been a titanic battle.
How are you watching?
Coenen would’ve run away with it.
I'm not very familiar with nerve injuries but it seems like it would just make more sense to take time off to get it fixed at this point.
If he can't finish the races then there's no point racing them, and he should try to make sure it's fully fixed so it doesn't bother him later down the line and he can get as prepared as possible for next year in America
ikr?? Especially since Caroli/Barcia/Ferrandis repeatedly say that the MXGP Ducati bike is further in development since they can make changes on the chassis. Yet Ducati USA is doing way better. Its weird
Close my eyes and pretend I'm there really hard
Seewer did mention that it was harder for him to adjust to as a short rider since he can't manipulate the bike as much as a tall rider can but Cairoli I think is barely taller and he looks great on it.
Obviously certain bikes suit certain riders better and you'd expect the Ducati to fit Cairoli because of his involvement with the development of it but even still it's mind boggling how Seewer can go from getting lapped on a factory Ducati to being on the cusp of the top 5 on a satellite KTM.
He's almost a full 2 minutes faster over the course of a 30+2
Shoulda, woulda, coulda.. thats not how it works in this sport.
Post a reply to: #13: MXGP of Czech Republic