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Triumph boys are always on front, no Matter what session. Incredible what Triumph is building in that little time of Racing.

Attendance for a swiss GP could be huge, swiss fans really love motocross! I've been to a lot of swiss world championship rounds in the past, and they always were a great success... But this place (Frauenfeld new track and location) is totally a wrong one. Bring back Payerne (Combremont le Petit) for 2027 !

...and now they are running it earlier in the year, so bad weather is almost a given. Motorsports are not big in CH, I don't get why this event is even on the calendar. I can tell you that a lot of the riders do not care for this place due to the track and the paddock situation. Ill bet Tim Gasjer is not thrilled with the place after last year...

Imo its not budget why all these guys stay in EMX250. Yes if you want to do the full season MX2 then obviously it costs more. But for the guys who now do 10-14 EMX rounds there is no cost difference to ride EMX250 or MX2 for the same number of rounds and you can be competitive. Skovbjerg, Greutmann, Reichl, Fredsoe, Owens, Kees, Mesters, Doensen etc all do some wildcards last year, and they were clearly competitive. Reichl and Kees finished in the points on the lead lap in Loket, Greutman & Skovbjerg did the same in Lommel (Skovbjerg even...

Jamie Keith is in Rebuild mode, he was seriously fast at Hawkstone, and needs a few decent races to find out where he is , doing EMX this early in the year, with not much racing under his belt can be counter productive, same for Charlie Richmond, find your feet at home first, then do a few later in the season if its going well. Richmond was steady but still impressive at Hawkstone, moved forward in both races, a good first round for both of them. Levi Townley is still injured, another season over before it started , which is...

There are a few elements that are nice, the offcamber turn and the area where they go over the hill, absolutely. But 60% of the other track screams man-made and boredom. Just my honest opinion😀

I really do not like the extra points from qualifying races.

Although I know there are better tracks in Switzerland (Payerne to mention one), I actually kinda like this one. Gives off the old, old school "let's throw some hay bales out and race." Definitely glad there's only one of these, though.

Yeah its a shame, could be a much better GP. To be fair to Infront the calendar of round 1 till16 round is actually pretty good in terms of tracks and locations: * only 2 fly-aways with Argentina being pretty decent, no idea about south africa but somehow i expect this to be nice * Spain was a positive surprise and a nice addition * All other rounds are good GPs (either nice tracks or good atmosphere) except for this round in Switzerland. I guess the only thing that sucks is the gap between Arco and France (5 weeks or...

Lets hope they don't leave dirt piles / culverts at the very side of the track, this time ...........

Yep & Guillod.

Feel bad for the Swiss fans, track is one of the worst on the calendar. The previous one at least had a decent atmosphere and some historic rides from Seewer and Tonus. Still, should be some good racing Last year Renaux and Gajser crashed out at this round right?

Payerne (Combremont le Petit) would be a so much better choice for the swiss round...

Swiss fans are amazing and makes this round abit better. But this is one off the worst GPs off the year, local cornfield track and the paddock being that far away from the track makes it even worse. Hopefully they make a good prep and some sort off changes if its even possible there.

Its a shame to go to such a goat track when there are so many better ones. Its better than the old(er) Frauenfeld, but that wasnt a high bar. This was where Lucas Coenen looked decent for the first time on a 450 and believed in himself, going 1-1 against a backdrop of Gajser going out and Herlings returning from injury after missing 3 rounds last year . It was round 6 last year , so pretty much 1/3 of the way in , Gajser had 78 points lead over Coenen, and 27 over Febvre, its hard to imagine that...

Can't wait to see that red plate on the Triumph, should be sweet!

I feel like the Triumphs are in for the long haul this season. Both riders are on form & those bikes are rocket ships out of the gate.

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