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Loket is tough fight for everyone not only for Coenens this weekend. Weather looks good and hopefully Mikula climb on the box first time. Welcome in our great country!

Mikula has been really good this year, deserves a factory shot for 2027

Correct, but Seewer was also ‘shit’ on the kawi while Febvre was doing well. Next year around this time we’ll know what Febvre thinks about the Ducati.

Can't blame him at this point in his career. Could be the last opportunity.

Some nice raw footage.

Lucas: “Not much to say about the weekend. I got unlucky with the collision with Maxime [Renaux] on Saturday and then found a fence where I wanted to go with a high bank. I hurt my leg and it was pretty impossible for me after that. Not much we can do but we’ll try again in Loket.”

Agreed, but wont begrudge JH84 another title after how many he has had slip through his fingers. If Lucas is back next week, i will be surprised, but now they are both level , so to speak, with non scores, its a different series. And great news that Jonass is Ok, a friend was on that point and said it didnt look great to start with, the track was like concrete at that point. Will be listening to post race interviews to see how the riders feel about the track, it was way better than i expected, but i didnt...

Issue with local council for one. The last one nearly didnt happen at the 11th hour. I will say that Foxhill looks busy , just like Ernee, because its an amount of people crammed into a small space, finding anywhere to sit and watch was very difficult, unless you were up at the gate waiting when it opened. We spent saturday next to the finish line and it was hard work sat on the floor, At Matterly you can set up anywhere and see 90% of the track. But Foxhill has atmosphere, and crowd reactions that you can hear which...

That would be ideal, and rotate in the British championship too. Also keep the British Grand Prix in the same period. Thinking about the last weekend from June to the mid August. Because, if the weather plays ball, you have two amazing facilities. I liked the track, the last moto we saw the "real" underground coming back up, if they flat the track now and it can get some more racing on it it will be even better next year I guess. Personally I would've flattened the track a bit more on the faces of the jump, some (insides) corners...

Spectacular Joe Brookes

For a place that hasnt seen rain in months, it was bang on, no slop as such and only minimal dust at the end. Ben Watson said that he felt there was too much bark in it, but without that you would never have kept ant moisture in it. They did a lot of work, and it showed, new lease of life for the place IMO, already confirmed for next year , apparently. It wasnt mad busy saturday but very bust today , took 10 mins to get out of General camping, traffic management was as good as it can...

Multiple riders mentioned the Coenens in interviews today and said how tough they are and they feel bad for them, even Herlings. Kinda wholesome. They earned respect from everyone going to the US this year, that's for sure.

I rode there a few years ago and if you'd told me then that it would be good enough to host another MXGP round in 2026 I'd have told you to stop drinking. So with that in mind, I think the track crew did a great job. Still, I would've liked to have seen the track open a bit more and encourage more racing, and I think those hills are pretty sketchy on modern bikes with the speeds they go now. Didn't produce the best racing ever, but wasn't bad by any means. All in all, I'd call it a...

Nice words from Herlings to Coenen.

Love the respect from Guillem here.

Classy.

Belgian news said that due to the impact from his steer in his stomach/groin area he lost his feeling to his left leg. So I will go on a limp and say that his nerve is touched.

When he won his 2017 Championship, I though he would go on and get a 450 championship. It sucks that there is always something that takes him down. He is better than his results are showing.