#19: MXGP of Australia

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ohh_454 9/20/2026 6:45pm
9/20/2026 6:45pm
ohh_454 wrote:
Triumph should’ve did everything possible to get Farres back to the US on a 250c he would be a title contender for sure. Their 250 US...

Triumph should’ve did everything possible to get Farres back to the US on a 250c he would be a title contender for sure. Their 250 US effort is seriously lacking. 

NicNak wrote:

The Bike he is on is completely different..not sure if it’s that simple. 

Ship that motor to the US lol

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Juck 9/20/2026 6:50pm
9/20/2026 6:50pm
arebnac wrote:
I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/...

I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/ ...
I know its more complicated than that but these out of europe rounds should be together with the biggest rounds of the country's national races.
And I agree with that other fella here, I'd swap Turkye for Japan in a heartbeat. They gotta go to America too.
Anyway...

It's a 40 hour drive without stopping to get to the track from where the riders are based. (Melbourne, Brisbane, or Sydney)

The amount of people that live within a 24 hour drive of the track is probably around 350k and Australia has a population of 28M. 

It's actually a longer trip for the Aussie teams to get there than it is for the European teams to get to Afyon. 

It's like if they had a US GP in Alaska, sucks for the Aussie fans that would've liked to have seen a GP in person but they were the only local/state government willing to provide the funding I guess.

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kaidodragon 9/20/2026 10:25pm
9/20/2026 10:25pm

MX2 moto 2 

+0.000 = Liam Everts 
+11.166 = Camden Mc Lellan 
+14.418 = Janis Reisulis 
+22.488 = Sacha Coenen 
+32.261 = Guillem Farres 
+35.387 = Kay Karssemakers 
+38.666 = Maxime Grau 
+39.986 = Byron Dennis
+41.190 = Karlis Reisulis 
-1 lap = Ferruccio Zanchi 

Overall 

1-2 = Camden Mc Lellan 
3-1 = Liam Everts 
4-3 = Janis Reisulis 
2-5 = Guillem Farres 
5-4 = Sacha Coenen 
7-6 = Kay Karssemakers 
6-8 = Byron Dennis 
8-7 = Maxime Grau
9-9 = Karlis Reisulis 
10-10 = Ferruccio Zanchi 

Championship 

904 = Guillem Farres 
868 = Camden Mc Lellan 
814 = Sacha Coenen 
795 = Liam Everts 
768 = Simon Längenfelder 
691 = Janis Reisulis 
555 = Karlis Reisulis 
414 = Valerio Lata 
401 = Julius Mikula 
388 = Kay Karssemakers

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kaidodragon 9/20/2026 10:26pm
9/20/2026 10:26pm

MX2 season stats  

GP wins  

6 = Guillem Farres 
5 = Camden Mc Lellan 
4 = Sacha Coenen 
3 = Simon Längenfelder 
1 = Mathis Valin 

GP podiums  

13 = Guillem Farres 
13 = Camden Mc Lellan 
8 = Sacha Coenen 
8 = Simon Längenfelder 
7 = Liam Everts 
4 = Mathis Valin 
3 = Janis Reisulis 
1 = Karlis Reisulis 

Race wins  

14 = Guillem Farres 
8 = Sacha Coenen 
7 = Camden Mc Lellan 
5 = Simon Längenfelder 
3 = Liam Everts 
1 = Mathis Valin 

Race top 3  

24 = Guillem Farres 
23 = Camden Mc Lellan 
21 = Simon Längenfelder 
18 = Sacha Coenen 
16 = Liam Everts 
6 = Mathis Valin 
4 = Janis Reisulis 
2 = Karlis Reisulis 

Laps lead  

243 = Guillem Farres 
182 = Sacha Coenen 
79 = Simon Längenfelder 
57 = Liam Everts 
53 = Camden Mc Lellan 
38 = Janis Reisulis 
22 = Mathis Valin 

Fastest lap of the race  

14 = Sacha Coenen 
8 = Guillem Farres 
6 = Simon Längenfelder 
6 = Liam Everts 
2 = Camden Mc Lellan 
1 = Mathis Valin 
1 = Karlis Reisulis 

Qualifying race wins  

6 = Sacha Coenen 
4 = Simon Längenfelder 
3 = Guillem Farres 
3 = Camden Mc Lellan 
2 = Mathis Valin 
1 = Liam Everts 

Qualifying race top 3  

13 = Guillem Farres 
11 = Camden Mc Lellan 
9 = Simon Längenfelder 
9 = Sacha Coenen  
6 = Liam Everts 
4 = Janis Reisulis 
3 = Mathis Valin
2 = Valerio Lata  

Laps lead in Qualifying races  

74 = Sacha Coenen 
50 = Guillem Farres 
38 = Simon Längenfelder
25 = Mathis Valin 
21 = Camden Mc Lellan 
16 = Janis Reisulis 
9 = Valerio Lata 
6 = Liam Everts 

Fastest lap in practice  

5 = Sacha Coenen 
4 = Guillem Farres 
3 = Janis Reisulis 
3 = Camden Mc Lellan 
2 = Valerio Lata
1 = Simon Längenfelder 
1 = Liam Everts 
 

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kaidodragon 9/20/2026 10:32pm
9/20/2026 10:32pm

MXGP moto 2 

+0.000 = Jeffrey Herlings 
+3.600 = Romain Febvre 
+7.742 = Tom Vialle 
+49.372 = Andrea Adamo 
+53.702 = Pauls Jonass 
+1.07.131 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
+1.12.735 = Jan Pancar 
+1.14.516 = Jeremy Seewer
+1.18.525 = Jago Geerts 
-1 lap = Dylan Walsh 

Overall 

1-1 = Jeffrey Herlings 
2-2 = Romain Febvre 
4-3 = Tom Vialle 
3-4 = Andrea Adamo 
5-5 = Pauls Jonass 
6-6 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
7-7 = Jan Pancar 
8-8 = Jeremy Van 
9-9 = Jago Geerts 
11-10 = Dylan Walsh 

Championship 

973 = Jeffrey Herlings 
805 = Romain Febvre 
659 = Tim Gajser 
641 = Tom Vialle 
637 = Andrea Adamo 
566 = Lucas Coenen 
523 = Ruben Fernandez 
449 = Maxime Renaux 
438 = Pauls Jonass 
428 = Kay De Wolf

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kaidodragon 9/20/2026 10:32pm
9/20/2026 10:32pm

MXGP season stats 

GP wins 

13 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5 = Lucas Coenen 
1 = Tom Vialle 

GP podiums 

16 = Jeffrey Herlings 
11 = Romain Febvre 
9 = Tom Vialle 
8 = Lucas Coenen 
5 = Tim Gajser 
3 = Kay De Wolf 
2 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Andrea Adamo 
1 = Ruben Fernandez 

Race wins 

22 = Jeffrey Herlings 
13 = Lucas Coenen 
2 = Tim Gajser 
1 = Tom Vialle 

Race top 3 

35 = Jeffrey Herlings 
21 = Romain Febvre 
18 = Lucas Coenen 
14 = Tim Gajser 
11 = Tom Vialle 
7 = Kay De Wolf 
2 = Maxime Renaux 
2 = Andrea Adamo 
1 = Ruben Fernandez 
1 = Pauls Jonass 

Laps lead 

313 = Jeffrey Herlings 
258 = Lucas Coenen 
46 = Tom Vialle 
27 = Romain Febvre 
22 = Tim Gajser 
15 = Kay De Wolf 
4 = Andrea Adamo 

Fastest lap of the race 

188 = Jeffrey Herlings 
11 = Lucas Coenen 
4 = Romain Febvre 
4 = Tom Vialle 
1 = Kay De Wolf 

Qualifying race wins 

9 = Jeffrey Herlings 
5 = Lucas Coenen 
2 = Tom Vialle
1 = Romain Febvre 
1 = Tim Gajser 
1 = Ruben Fernandez 

Qualifying race top 3 

12 = Jeffrey Herlings 
9 = Lucas Coenen 
8 = Romain Febvre 
8 = Tom Vialle 
6 = Tim Gajser 
5 = Andrea Adamo 
4 = Kay De Wolf 
2 = Ruben Fernandez 
1 = Maxime Renaux 
1 = Jan Pancar 
1 = Pauls Jonass 

Laps lead in Qualifying races 

105 = Jeffrey Herlings 
60 = Lucas Coenen 
42 = Tom Vialle 
13 = Romain Febvre 
10 = Tim Gajser 
7 = Ruben Fernandez 
3 = Andrea Adamo
3 = Jan Pancar 

Fastest lap in practice 

11 = Jeffrey Herlings 
3 = Lucas Coenen 
2 = Tim Gajser 
1 = Ruben Fernandez 
1 = Kay De Wolf 
1 = Romain Febvre

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kaidodragon 9/20/2026 10:36pm
9/20/2026 10:36pm

Fastest laps of sunday races 

WMX moto 2 

1.47.229 = Daniela Guillen 
1.48.396 = Lachlan Turner 
1.48.700 = Courtney Duncan 
1.49.214 = Lotte Van Drunen 
1.49.580 = Lucy Barker 
1.50.737 = Nellie Fransson 
1.53.095 = Darci Whalley
1.54.072 = Amandine Verstappen 
1.54.635 = Alexandra Massury 
1.54.973 = Kiara Fontanesi 

MX2 moto 1 

1.38.656 = Liam Everts 
1.38.716 = Guillem Farres 
1.38.802 = Camden Mc Lellan 
1.39.087 = Janis Reisulis 
1.39.136 = Sacha Coenen 
1.39.425 = Maxime Grau
1.39.472 = Kay Karssemakers 
1.39.596 = Byron Dennis 
1.40.191 = Karlis Reisulis 
1.42.169 = Ferruccio Zanchi 

MXGP moto 1 

1.36.875 = Jeffrey Herlings 
1.37.233 = Romain Febvre 
1.39.471 = Tom Vialle 
1.39.546 = Pauls Jonass 
1.39.765 = Andrea Adamo 
1.40.098 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.40.538 = Jan Pancar 
1.40.769 = Jeremy Seewer
1.41.764 = Jago Geerts 
1.43.201 = Ivo Monticelli 

MX2 moto 2 

1.39.241 = Liam Everts 
1.39.250 = Sacha Coenen 
1.39.269 = Janis Reisulis 
1.39.392 = Camden Mc Lellan 
1.39.551 = Guillem Farres 
1.40.729 = Byron Dennis
1.40.837 = Maxime Grau
1.40.970 = Kay Karssemakers 
1.41.131 = Karlis Reisulis 
1.44.372 = Ferruccio Zanchi 

MXGP moto 2 

1.37.658 = Jeffrey Herlings 
1.38.309 = Romain Febvre 
1.38.484 = Tom Vialle 
1.38.852 = Andrea Adamo 
1.40.332 = Pauls Jonass 
1.40.751 = Calvin Vlaanderen 
1.40.943 = Jeremy Seewer
1.41.009 = Jan Pancar 
1.41.647 = Jago Geerts 
1.42.421 = Dylan Walsh

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Tim271 9/21/2026 3:41pm
9/21/2026 3:41pm

Great event but definitely need to do something to try get more riders there would be a lot more impressive with 40 riders on the grid 


Also along way from anywhere in Aus so hard to get a lot of people or teams there 


 

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inthebadboycorner 9/21/2026 4:08pm
9/21/2026 4:08pm
arebnac wrote:
I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/...

I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/ ...
I know its more complicated than that but these out of europe rounds should be together with the biggest rounds of the country's national races.
And I agree with that other fella here, I'd swap Turkye for Japan in a heartbeat. They gotta go to America too.
Anyway...

Juck wrote:
It's a 40 hour drive without stopping to get to the track from where the riders are based. (Melbourne, Brisbane, or Sydney)The amount of people that...

It's a 40 hour drive without stopping to get to the track from where the riders are based. (Melbourne, Brisbane, or Sydney)

The amount of people that live within a 24 hour drive of the track is probably around 350k and Australia has a population of 28M. 

It's actually a longer trip for the Aussie teams to get there than it is for the European teams to get to Afyon. 

It's like if they had a US GP in Alaska, sucks for the Aussie fans that would've liked to have seen a GP in person but they were the only local/state government willing to provide the funding I guess.

I live in Melbourne, i had a cheaper complete package deal to go to the China round than the Darwin round. 

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Juck 9/21/2026 4:45pm
9/21/2026 4:45pm
arebnac wrote:
I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/...

I honestly expected more locals entering. Whats happening? Does the fee is really that expensive? Aussies have a good healthy championship in every class. Sad =/ ...
I know its more complicated than that but these out of europe rounds should be together with the biggest rounds of the country's national races.
And I agree with that other fella here, I'd swap Turkye for Japan in a heartbeat. They gotta go to America too.
Anyway...

Juck wrote:
It's a 40 hour drive without stopping to get to the track from where the riders are based. (Melbourne, Brisbane, or Sydney)The amount of people that...

It's a 40 hour drive without stopping to get to the track from where the riders are based. (Melbourne, Brisbane, or Sydney)

The amount of people that live within a 24 hour drive of the track is probably around 350k and Australia has a population of 28M. 

It's actually a longer trip for the Aussie teams to get there than it is for the European teams to get to Afyon. 

It's like if they had a US GP in Alaska, sucks for the Aussie fans that would've liked to have seen a GP in person but they were the only local/state government willing to provide the funding I guess.

inthebadboycorner wrote:

I live in Melbourne, i had a cheaper complete package deal to go to the China round than the Darwin round. 

I've heard that, and from a tourist point of view would you rather take a trip to Shanghai or Darwin? Not to mention it was significantly cheaper to go to the Indonesian GPs than Darwin when they were being held. Just doesn't make sense to go to unless you're one of very few people who live in or close to Darwin or you just don't want to go to a foreign country.

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