#13: MXGP of Czech Republic

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Lucas Coenen made the tough decision to withdraw from the Grand Prix on Sunday morning. The Belgian had attempted the MXGP Qualification Heat exactly one week after the crash in England that saw the championship contender sustain hematomas around his left hip which caused compression of the sciatic nerve. Despite treatment and attention through the week, Coenen could not race in Loket. He’ll now pursue more recovery options to improve his condition.

Lucas Coenen tried to go through the pain barrier with a compressed sciatic nerve in his left hip but the Belgian pulled out of Saturday’s Qualification Heat and did not compete on Sunday. The 19-year-old will assess his condition in the run-up to his home Grand Prix this week

Lucas Coenen, DNS:

“Not much to say. I did what I could to be ready for Loket: physio, massage…but I was in pain all day. It’s tough to take. I can only hope I will feel a bit better with each day, and we can think about Lommel.”

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ksithumper wrote:

I think Jeffrey is gonna enjoy Lommel...

And Arnhem! His home GP.

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7/27/2026 10:35am
Dirt_Dawg wrote:

No way yamaha can be happy with gajser. What a bust of a year for both.

Mavetism wrote:

*No way Gajser can be happy with Yamaha

Snapper wrote:
I'm not so sure. If the bike as that bad, he wouldn't have finished race two yesterday, when the track was at it's worst, just 12...

I'm not so sure. If the bike as that bad, he wouldn't have finished race two yesterday, when the track was at it's worst, just 12 seconds from the win. He's won on it multiple times and you're not doing that in MXGP on a 'bad' bike. He just needs better starts and less tip overs like in race one.

Still far from the Gajser we have seen last year before his injury. He's clearly not comfortable. Nobody has been happy with the Yamaha the past years. Renaux didn't make a secret out of it that he didn't gell with the bike. Factory Yamaha in MXGP is basically Factory Kawasaki in the US lol

This was Gajser last year before he got injured in switzerland. I think people already forgot how good the dude was. Yamaha must pay really good tho while the paycut at Honda had to be massive.

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philG wrote:
Even more crazy is the fact that will be in the US for 2027 with zero championships. At this point in my career, i never thought i...

Even more crazy is the fact that will be in the US for 2027 with zero championships. 

At this point in my career, i never thought i would be tying the Coenens for World Championships, and Deegan for laps led in AMA 450 . 

But here we are. 

But by leaping out of MX2 into MXGP Lucas leap frogged KdW in the pecking order, and now they will be gone, to earn proper money in the USA, not caring that their palmares is relatively empty. 

Does having 2 World titles to his name actually make a difference to what he achieves in the US? No it doesnt. 

I am excited to see them do what Herlings should have done when he had the chance. 

 

Damn, I'm right there with you on world titles so far. 

Still aiming for just one more 🤣.

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ksithumper wrote:

Damn, I'm right there with you on world titles so far. 

Still aiming for just one more 🤣.

Next year, next year. 

😁

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7/27/2026 3:24pm
Loket results since 2016 2016 250 1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 3-2 = Jeremy Seewer2-3 = Max Anstie 4-5 = Benoit Paturel 6-7 = Petar Petrov 5-8 = Brian Bogers10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 15-4...

Loket results since 2016 

2016 250 

1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 
3-2 = Jeremy Seewer
2-3 = Max Anstie 
4-5 = Benoit Paturel 
6-7 = Petar Petrov 
5-8 = Brian Bogers
10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 
15-4 = Thomas Covington
9-9 = Conrad Mewse
7-17 = Adam Sterry 

2016 450 

1-1 = Maximilian Nagl 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Romain Febvre
5-4 = Clement Desalle 
4-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
8-6 = Jordi Tixier
7-8 = Antonio Cairoli
9-9 = Tommy Searle
12-7 = Evgeny Bobryshev 
11-11 = Kevin Strijbos 

2017 250 

2-1 = Pauls Jonass
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
1-10 = Thomas Covington 
6-3 = Benoit Paturel 
3-6 = Jorge Prado 
7-4 = Brian Bogers 
8-8 = Hunter Lawrence 
4-13 = Thomas Kjer Olsen
11-11 = Marshal Weltin
10-12 = Conrad Mewse 

2017 450 

3-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
2-2 = Clement Desalle
1-4 = Tim Gajser 
5-3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4-5 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Romain Febvre 
8-7 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-10 = Arnaud Tonus 
11-11 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
14-9 = Evgeny Bobryshev 

2018 250 

3-1 = Jorge Prado 
1-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
2-2 = Thomas Covington 
4-5 = Pauls Jonass
7-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
5-6 = Hunter Lawrence 
8-8 = Henry Jacobi
11-7 = Michele Cervellin 
9-9 = Jago Geerts 
10-10 = Maxime Renaux 

2018 450 

1-1 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2-2 = Antonio Cairoli 
3-3 = Tim Gajser 
7-4 = Romain Febvre 
5-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
4-7 = Clement Desalle
6-6 = Gautier Paulin
10-8 = Jeremy Seewer
9-9 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
12-11 = Max Anstie 

2019 250 

1-1 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Henry Jacobi 
3-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
6-2 = Adam Sterry
5-6 = Jago Geerts 
4-9 = Jed Beaton
9-5 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
11-8 = Mathys Boisrame
13-10 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-13 = Brent Van Doninck 

2019 450 

1-1 = Romain Febvre 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-7 = Pauls Jonass 
5-9 = Arminas Jasikonis 
10-5 = Arnaud Tonus
8-10 = Max Anstie
13-8 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

2021 250 

1-5 = Mattia Guadagnini 
5-2 = Maxime Renaux
9-1 = Thibault Benistant 
3-8 = Jed Beaton
4-7 = Ruben Fernandez 
12-3 = Jago Geerts 
10-4 = Rene Hofer
6-9 = Kay De Wolf 
11-6 = Mathys Boisrame 
7-11 = Wilson Todd 

2021 450 

1-3 = Jorge Prado 
6-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
3-10 = Romain Febvre 
2-15 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Alessandro Lupino 
7-9 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
14-5 = Ivo Monticelli 
11-12 = Ben Watson 

2022 250 

3-1 = Jago Geerts 
1-4 = Thibault Benistant 
2-3 = Simon Längenfelder 
4-5 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-2 = Tom Vialle
6-7 = Kay De Wolf 
8-8 = Mikkel Haarup 
7-9 = Liam Everts 
5-12 = Stephen Rubini
9-10 = Andrea Adamo 

2022 450 

1-2 = Jeremy Seewer 
3-1 = Maxime Renaux 
2-3 = Tim Gajser 
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
5-5 = Jorge Prado 
7-6 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
6-7 = Mitchell Evans 
10-8 = Brian Bogers 
8-11 = Mattia Guadagnini 
13-9 = Valentin Guillod 

2023 250 

1-3 = Jago Geerts 
4-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
3-4 = Kay De Wolf 
2-9 = Kevin Horgmo 
13-1 = Andrea Adamo
6-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
5-7 = Sacha Coenen 
8-8 = Lucas Coenen
11-10 = Marcel Stauffer
7-15 = Em Weckman 

2023 450 

1-4 = Romain Febvre 
3-2 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Jeremy Seewer
5-1 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
6-6 = Ruben Fernandez 
9-5 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
7-11 = Mitchell Evans
16-9 = Tom Koch 

2024 250 

3-1 = Kay De Wolf 
2-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
1-4 = Lucas Coenen 
5-3 = Liam Everts 
4-5 = Mikkel Haarup 
6-6 = Rick Elzinga 
7-8 = Camden Mc Lellan 
10-7 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Oriol Oliver 
11-11 = David Braceras 

2024 450 

3-1 = Tim Gajser 
2-2 = Jorge Prado 
1-4 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-6 = Jeremy Seewer
6-5 = Romain Febvre 
9-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
11-8 = Brent Van Doninck 
7-13 = Benoit Paturel 
10-12 = Brian Bogers 

2025 250 

1-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
5-1 = Andrea Adamo
3-3 = Mathis Valin 
2-8 = Sacha Coenen 
6-4 = Kay De Wolf 
4-6 = Guillem Farres 
7-7 = Thibault Benistant 
13-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
9-9 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Valerio Lata 

2025 450 

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

Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

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Loket results since 2016 2016 250 1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 3-2 = Jeremy Seewer2-3 = Max Anstie 4-5 = Benoit Paturel 6-7 = Petar Petrov 5-8 = Brian Bogers10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 15-4...

Loket results since 2016 

2016 250 

1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 
3-2 = Jeremy Seewer
2-3 = Max Anstie 
4-5 = Benoit Paturel 
6-7 = Petar Petrov 
5-8 = Brian Bogers
10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 
15-4 = Thomas Covington
9-9 = Conrad Mewse
7-17 = Adam Sterry 

2016 450 

1-1 = Maximilian Nagl 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Romain Febvre
5-4 = Clement Desalle 
4-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
8-6 = Jordi Tixier
7-8 = Antonio Cairoli
9-9 = Tommy Searle
12-7 = Evgeny Bobryshev 
11-11 = Kevin Strijbos 

2017 250 

2-1 = Pauls Jonass
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
1-10 = Thomas Covington 
6-3 = Benoit Paturel 
3-6 = Jorge Prado 
7-4 = Brian Bogers 
8-8 = Hunter Lawrence 
4-13 = Thomas Kjer Olsen
11-11 = Marshal Weltin
10-12 = Conrad Mewse 

2017 450 

3-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
2-2 = Clement Desalle
1-4 = Tim Gajser 
5-3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4-5 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Romain Febvre 
8-7 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-10 = Arnaud Tonus 
11-11 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
14-9 = Evgeny Bobryshev 

2018 250 

3-1 = Jorge Prado 
1-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
2-2 = Thomas Covington 
4-5 = Pauls Jonass
7-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
5-6 = Hunter Lawrence 
8-8 = Henry Jacobi
11-7 = Michele Cervellin 
9-9 = Jago Geerts 
10-10 = Maxime Renaux 

2018 450 

1-1 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2-2 = Antonio Cairoli 
3-3 = Tim Gajser 
7-4 = Romain Febvre 
5-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
4-7 = Clement Desalle
6-6 = Gautier Paulin
10-8 = Jeremy Seewer
9-9 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
12-11 = Max Anstie 

2019 250 

1-1 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Henry Jacobi 
3-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
6-2 = Adam Sterry
5-6 = Jago Geerts 
4-9 = Jed Beaton
9-5 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
11-8 = Mathys Boisrame
13-10 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-13 = Brent Van Doninck 

2019 450 

1-1 = Romain Febvre 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-7 = Pauls Jonass 
5-9 = Arminas Jasikonis 
10-5 = Arnaud Tonus
8-10 = Max Anstie
13-8 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

2021 250 

1-5 = Mattia Guadagnini 
5-2 = Maxime Renaux
9-1 = Thibault Benistant 
3-8 = Jed Beaton
4-7 = Ruben Fernandez 
12-3 = Jago Geerts 
10-4 = Rene Hofer
6-9 = Kay De Wolf 
11-6 = Mathys Boisrame 
7-11 = Wilson Todd 

2021 450 

1-3 = Jorge Prado 
6-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
3-10 = Romain Febvre 
2-15 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Alessandro Lupino 
7-9 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
14-5 = Ivo Monticelli 
11-12 = Ben Watson 

2022 250 

3-1 = Jago Geerts 
1-4 = Thibault Benistant 
2-3 = Simon Längenfelder 
4-5 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-2 = Tom Vialle
6-7 = Kay De Wolf 
8-8 = Mikkel Haarup 
7-9 = Liam Everts 
5-12 = Stephen Rubini
9-10 = Andrea Adamo 

2022 450 

1-2 = Jeremy Seewer 
3-1 = Maxime Renaux 
2-3 = Tim Gajser 
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
5-5 = Jorge Prado 
7-6 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
6-7 = Mitchell Evans 
10-8 = Brian Bogers 
8-11 = Mattia Guadagnini 
13-9 = Valentin Guillod 

2023 250 

1-3 = Jago Geerts 
4-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
3-4 = Kay De Wolf 
2-9 = Kevin Horgmo 
13-1 = Andrea Adamo
6-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
5-7 = Sacha Coenen 
8-8 = Lucas Coenen
11-10 = Marcel Stauffer
7-15 = Em Weckman 

2023 450 

1-4 = Romain Febvre 
3-2 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Jeremy Seewer
5-1 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
6-6 = Ruben Fernandez 
9-5 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
7-11 = Mitchell Evans
16-9 = Tom Koch 

2024 250 

3-1 = Kay De Wolf 
2-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
1-4 = Lucas Coenen 
5-3 = Liam Everts 
4-5 = Mikkel Haarup 
6-6 = Rick Elzinga 
7-8 = Camden Mc Lellan 
10-7 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Oriol Oliver 
11-11 = David Braceras 

2024 450 

3-1 = Tim Gajser 
2-2 = Jorge Prado 
1-4 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-6 = Jeremy Seewer
6-5 = Romain Febvre 
9-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
11-8 = Brent Van Doninck 
7-13 = Benoit Paturel 
10-12 = Brian Bogers 

2025 250 

1-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
5-1 = Andrea Adamo
3-3 = Mathis Valin 
2-8 = Sacha Coenen 
6-4 = Kay De Wolf 
4-6 = Guillem Farres 
7-7 = Thibault Benistant 
13-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
9-9 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Valerio Lata 

2025 450 

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

Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

Agree, but the last few seasons where horrible. 

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Regarding the races: I really enjoyed seeing the MX2 class having 40 entries with a bunch of quality entries in it. It probably didnt really show on the tv broadcast, but the fights for places 15 to 30 were nice to see at the track. 
 

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7/28/2026 1:32am
Mavetism wrote:

*No way Gajser can be happy with Yamaha

Snapper wrote:
I'm not so sure. If the bike as that bad, he wouldn't have finished race two yesterday, when the track was at it's worst, just 12...

I'm not so sure. If the bike as that bad, he wouldn't have finished race two yesterday, when the track was at it's worst, just 12 seconds from the win. He's won on it multiple times and you're not doing that in MXGP on a 'bad' bike. He just needs better starts and less tip overs like in race one.

Mavetism wrote:
Still far from the Gajser we have seen last year before his injury. He's clearly not comfortable. Nobody has been happy with the Yamaha the past...

Still far from the Gajser we have seen last year before his injury. He's clearly not comfortable. Nobody has been happy with the Yamaha the past years. Renaux didn't make a secret out of it that he didn't gell with the bike. Factory Yamaha in MXGP is basically Factory Kawasaki in the US lol

This was Gajser last year before he got injured in switzerland. I think people already forgot how good the dude was. Yamaha must pay really good tho while the paycut at Honda had to be massive.

Gajser

Well, that is quite strong evidence 🙂

I guess he might regret not taking the pay cut at Honda.

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7/28/2026 1:33am
Loket results since 2016 2016 250 1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 3-2 = Jeremy Seewer2-3 = Max Anstie 4-5 = Benoit Paturel 6-7 = Petar Petrov 5-8 = Brian Bogers10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 15-4...

Loket results since 2016 

2016 250 

1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 
3-2 = Jeremy Seewer
2-3 = Max Anstie 
4-5 = Benoit Paturel 
6-7 = Petar Petrov 
5-8 = Brian Bogers
10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 
15-4 = Thomas Covington
9-9 = Conrad Mewse
7-17 = Adam Sterry 

2016 450 

1-1 = Maximilian Nagl 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Romain Febvre
5-4 = Clement Desalle 
4-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
8-6 = Jordi Tixier
7-8 = Antonio Cairoli
9-9 = Tommy Searle
12-7 = Evgeny Bobryshev 
11-11 = Kevin Strijbos 

2017 250 

2-1 = Pauls Jonass
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
1-10 = Thomas Covington 
6-3 = Benoit Paturel 
3-6 = Jorge Prado 
7-4 = Brian Bogers 
8-8 = Hunter Lawrence 
4-13 = Thomas Kjer Olsen
11-11 = Marshal Weltin
10-12 = Conrad Mewse 

2017 450 

3-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
2-2 = Clement Desalle
1-4 = Tim Gajser 
5-3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4-5 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Romain Febvre 
8-7 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-10 = Arnaud Tonus 
11-11 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
14-9 = Evgeny Bobryshev 

2018 250 

3-1 = Jorge Prado 
1-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
2-2 = Thomas Covington 
4-5 = Pauls Jonass
7-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
5-6 = Hunter Lawrence 
8-8 = Henry Jacobi
11-7 = Michele Cervellin 
9-9 = Jago Geerts 
10-10 = Maxime Renaux 

2018 450 

1-1 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2-2 = Antonio Cairoli 
3-3 = Tim Gajser 
7-4 = Romain Febvre 
5-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
4-7 = Clement Desalle
6-6 = Gautier Paulin
10-8 = Jeremy Seewer
9-9 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
12-11 = Max Anstie 

2019 250 

1-1 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Henry Jacobi 
3-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
6-2 = Adam Sterry
5-6 = Jago Geerts 
4-9 = Jed Beaton
9-5 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
11-8 = Mathys Boisrame
13-10 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-13 = Brent Van Doninck 

2019 450 

1-1 = Romain Febvre 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-7 = Pauls Jonass 
5-9 = Arminas Jasikonis 
10-5 = Arnaud Tonus
8-10 = Max Anstie
13-8 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

2021 250 

1-5 = Mattia Guadagnini 
5-2 = Maxime Renaux
9-1 = Thibault Benistant 
3-8 = Jed Beaton
4-7 = Ruben Fernandez 
12-3 = Jago Geerts 
10-4 = Rene Hofer
6-9 = Kay De Wolf 
11-6 = Mathys Boisrame 
7-11 = Wilson Todd 

2021 450 

1-3 = Jorge Prado 
6-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
3-10 = Romain Febvre 
2-15 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Alessandro Lupino 
7-9 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
14-5 = Ivo Monticelli 
11-12 = Ben Watson 

2022 250 

3-1 = Jago Geerts 
1-4 = Thibault Benistant 
2-3 = Simon Längenfelder 
4-5 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-2 = Tom Vialle
6-7 = Kay De Wolf 
8-8 = Mikkel Haarup 
7-9 = Liam Everts 
5-12 = Stephen Rubini
9-10 = Andrea Adamo 

2022 450 

1-2 = Jeremy Seewer 
3-1 = Maxime Renaux 
2-3 = Tim Gajser 
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
5-5 = Jorge Prado 
7-6 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
6-7 = Mitchell Evans 
10-8 = Brian Bogers 
8-11 = Mattia Guadagnini 
13-9 = Valentin Guillod 

2023 250 

1-3 = Jago Geerts 
4-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
3-4 = Kay De Wolf 
2-9 = Kevin Horgmo 
13-1 = Andrea Adamo
6-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
5-7 = Sacha Coenen 
8-8 = Lucas Coenen
11-10 = Marcel Stauffer
7-15 = Em Weckman 

2023 450 

1-4 = Romain Febvre 
3-2 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Jeremy Seewer
5-1 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
6-6 = Ruben Fernandez 
9-5 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
7-11 = Mitchell Evans
16-9 = Tom Koch 

2024 250 

3-1 = Kay De Wolf 
2-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
1-4 = Lucas Coenen 
5-3 = Liam Everts 
4-5 = Mikkel Haarup 
6-6 = Rick Elzinga 
7-8 = Camden Mc Lellan 
10-7 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Oriol Oliver 
11-11 = David Braceras 

2024 450 

3-1 = Tim Gajser 
2-2 = Jorge Prado 
1-4 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-6 = Jeremy Seewer
6-5 = Romain Febvre 
9-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
11-8 = Brent Van Doninck 
7-13 = Benoit Paturel 
10-12 = Brian Bogers 

2025 250 

1-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
5-1 = Andrea Adamo
3-3 = Mathis Valin 
2-8 = Sacha Coenen 
6-4 = Kay De Wolf 
4-6 = Guillem Farres 
7-7 = Thibault Benistant 
13-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
9-9 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Valerio Lata 

2025 450 

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

Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

He's been getting much better over the last couple of rounds. Let's hope he continues like this.

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Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

Aided by Injuries. 

Missing at Loket, Forato, Bonacorsi, Jonass, Coenen, Vlaanderen,Guadagnini,and Oliver. 

That puts him 14-15 which he where he would normally be.  

Time wise , he is deffo closer to the leaders, and they are making progress, but he hasnt suddenly got faster.

 

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Boomslang wrote:
I doubt Herlings wanted to hit him, that not how Herlings operates, especially when Lucas is injured.Lucas is in a shit spot and is frustrated. I...

I doubt Herlings wanted to hit him, that not how Herlings operates, especially when Lucas is injured.

Lucas is in a shit spot and is frustrated. I can see why he thinks Herlings did this deliberately.

David934 wrote:

Herling was never dirty rider 

Watched again, again that contact in slowmo and I think Herlings have not clear conscience this time.

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7/28/2026 4:21am

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

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Aided by Injuries. Missing at Loket, Forato, Bonacorsi, Jonass, Coenen, Vlaanderen,Guadagnini,and Oliver. That puts him 14-15 which he where he would normally be.  Time wise , he is...

Aided by Injuries. 

Missing at Loket, Forato, Bonacorsi, Jonass, Coenen, Vlaanderen,Guadagnini,and Oliver. 

That puts him 14-15 which he where he would normally be.  

Time wise , he is deffo closer to the leaders, and they are making progress, but he hasnt suddenly got faster.

 

People are always missing. It matters not a bit. 

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People are always missing. It matters not a bit. 

If you are using it to justify an improvement, it kind of does. 

And when they are all riders that would normally be in front of him, you cant choose to ignore it. 

He is definately better than the start of the season, no doubt there.  He was getting lapped at the early races

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I only just caught up; man that 250 class is entertaining and fast. 
 I think Malin was wrong when he said the top five could win in the US though……should have said top seven.

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Loket results since 2016 2016 250 1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 3-2 = Jeremy Seewer2-3 = Max Anstie 4-5 = Benoit Paturel 6-7 = Petar Petrov 5-8 = Brian Bogers10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 15-4...

Loket results since 2016 

2016 250 

1-1 = Dylan Ferrandis 
3-2 = Jeremy Seewer
2-3 = Max Anstie 
4-5 = Benoit Paturel 
6-7 = Petar Petrov 
5-8 = Brian Bogers
10-6 = Samuele Bernardini 
15-4 = Thomas Covington
9-9 = Conrad Mewse
7-17 = Adam Sterry 

2016 450 

1-1 = Maximilian Nagl 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Romain Febvre
5-4 = Clement Desalle 
4-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
8-6 = Jordi Tixier
7-8 = Antonio Cairoli
9-9 = Tommy Searle
12-7 = Evgeny Bobryshev 
11-11 = Kevin Strijbos 

2017 250 

2-1 = Pauls Jonass
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
1-10 = Thomas Covington 
6-3 = Benoit Paturel 
3-6 = Jorge Prado 
7-4 = Brian Bogers 
8-8 = Hunter Lawrence 
4-13 = Thomas Kjer Olsen
11-11 = Marshal Weltin
10-12 = Conrad Mewse 

2017 450 

3-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
2-2 = Clement Desalle
1-4 = Tim Gajser 
5-3 = Jeffrey Herlings 
4-5 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Romain Febvre 
8-7 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-10 = Arnaud Tonus 
11-11 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
14-9 = Evgeny Bobryshev 

2018 250 

3-1 = Jorge Prado 
1-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
2-2 = Thomas Covington 
4-5 = Pauls Jonass
7-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
5-6 = Hunter Lawrence 
8-8 = Henry Jacobi
11-7 = Michele Cervellin 
9-9 = Jago Geerts 
10-10 = Maxime Renaux 

2018 450 

1-1 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2-2 = Antonio Cairoli 
3-3 = Tim Gajser 
7-4 = Romain Febvre 
5-5 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
4-7 = Clement Desalle
6-6 = Gautier Paulin
10-8 = Jeremy Seewer
9-9 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
12-11 = Max Anstie 

2019 250 

1-1 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Henry Jacobi 
3-4 = Thomas Kjer Olsen 
6-2 = Adam Sterry
5-6 = Jago Geerts 
4-9 = Jed Beaton
9-5 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
11-8 = Mathys Boisrame
13-10 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-13 = Brent Van Doninck 

2019 450 

1-1 = Romain Febvre 
2-2 = Tim Gajser 
3-3 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Gautier Paulin 
7-6 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
6-7 = Pauls Jonass 
5-9 = Arminas Jasikonis 
10-5 = Arnaud Tonus
8-10 = Max Anstie
13-8 = Glenn Coldenhoff 

2021 250 

1-5 = Mattia Guadagnini 
5-2 = Maxime Renaux
9-1 = Thibault Benistant 
3-8 = Jed Beaton
4-7 = Ruben Fernandez 
12-3 = Jago Geerts 
10-4 = Rene Hofer
6-9 = Kay De Wolf 
11-6 = Mathys Boisrame 
7-11 = Wilson Todd 

2021 450 

1-3 = Jorge Prado 
6-1 = Antonio Cairoli 
5-2 = Jeremy Seewer
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
3-10 = Romain Febvre 
2-15 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Alessandro Lupino 
7-9 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
14-5 = Ivo Monticelli 
11-12 = Ben Watson 

2022 250 

3-1 = Jago Geerts 
1-4 = Thibault Benistant 
2-3 = Simon Längenfelder 
4-5 = Kevin Horgmo 
10-2 = Tom Vialle
6-7 = Kay De Wolf 
8-8 = Mikkel Haarup 
7-9 = Liam Everts 
5-12 = Stephen Rubini
9-10 = Andrea Adamo 

2022 450 

1-2 = Jeremy Seewer 
3-1 = Maxime Renaux 
2-3 = Tim Gajser 
4-4 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
5-5 = Jorge Prado 
7-6 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
6-7 = Mitchell Evans 
10-8 = Brian Bogers 
8-11 = Mattia Guadagnini 
13-9 = Valentin Guillod 

2023 250 

1-3 = Jago Geerts 
4-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
3-4 = Kay De Wolf 
2-9 = Kevin Horgmo 
13-1 = Andrea Adamo
6-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
5-7 = Sacha Coenen 
8-8 = Lucas Coenen
11-10 = Marcel Stauffer
7-15 = Em Weckman 

2023 450 

1-4 = Romain Febvre 
3-2 = Jorge Prado 
2-3 = Jeremy Seewer
5-1 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
6-6 = Ruben Fernandez 
9-5 = Tim Gajser 
8-8 = Jeremy Van Horebeek 
7-11 = Mitchell Evans
16-9 = Tom Koch 

2024 250 

3-1 = Kay De Wolf 
2-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
1-4 = Lucas Coenen 
5-3 = Liam Everts 
4-5 = Mikkel Haarup 
6-6 = Rick Elzinga 
7-8 = Camden Mc Lellan 
10-7 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Oriol Oliver 
11-11 = David Braceras 

2024 450 

3-1 = Tim Gajser 
2-2 = Jorge Prado 
1-4 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5-3 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
4-6 = Jeremy Seewer
6-5 = Romain Febvre 
9-7 = Glenn Coldenhoff 
11-8 = Brent Van Doninck 
7-13 = Benoit Paturel 
10-12 = Brian Bogers 

2025 250 

1-2 = Simon Längenfelder 
5-1 = Andrea Adamo
3-3 = Mathis Valin 
2-8 = Sacha Coenen 
6-4 = Kay De Wolf 
4-6 = Guillem Farres 
7-7 = Thibault Benistant 
13-5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
9-9 = Karlis Reisulis 
8-10 = Valerio Lata 

2025 450 

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

Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

Bro. That was his first good moto in YEARS. I’m not going to call that building yet. 

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7/28/2026 6:17am
Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

Talon wrote:

Bro. That was his first good moto in YEARS. I’m not going to call that building yet. 

Last year in Spain he won the qualifying race.

All that talent can't be gone all of a sudden. It's the bike he's on now. He had some trust issues aswell, but those seem to have faded.

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7/28/2026 7:07am
Talon wrote:

Man. Browsing all those names. Crazy how fast riders can fall off. Geerts, TKO, Covington. Just poof. Gone 

Geerts was 7th at Loket. 8th in qualifying. I wouldn't call that falling off. He's been building all year. 

Talon wrote:

Bro. That was his first good moto in YEARS. I’m not going to call that building yet. 

3 top 10s in a row...on a Beta. Ask Watson how hard that is...not saying he's a world beater. Just saying he's building week to week. 

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3 top 10s in a row...on a Beta. Ask Watson how hard that is...not saying he's a world beater. Just saying he's building week to week. 

With how Gajser and Renaux have gone, it shows that his Yamaha performance wasnt as bad as it appeared. 

Gifting chose to stay at JK rather than take the factory bike , didnt he. 

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7/28/2026 10:27am Edited Date/Time 7/28/2026 10:28am

3 top 10s in a row...on a Beta. Ask Watson how hard that is...not saying he's a world beater. Just saying he's building week to week. 

philG wrote:
With how Gajser and Renaux have gone, it shows that his Yamaha performance wasnt as bad as it appeared. Gifting chose to stay at JK rather than...

With how Gajser and Renaux have gone, it shows that his Yamaha performance wasnt as bad as it appeared. 

Gifting chose to stay at JK rather than take the factory bike , didnt he. 

If Louis Vosters had a rider like Gajser in the time he was running the Yamaha Factory effort, that  would have been more succesfull I think.

7/28/2026 10:50am

Gajser also reinjured his ribs not too long ago and is riding in pain every motto.

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