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Article By:
GateDrop
2026-04-12 11:58:27

Race results: MX2 World Championship RD4 – Riola Sardo – Längenfelder wins

Summary By: eMotoX
Simon Längenfelder claimed victory at the fourth round of the MX2 World Championship in Riola Sardo, securing his 12th career win after a strong performance across both motos. The first race saw Sacha Coenen dominate the challenging sandy track to take his first win of the season, with Längenfelder finishing a steady second. Despite a fall, Liam Everts managed to recover to third place, while Janis Reisulis and Julius Mikula also put in notable rides in difficult conditions. Triumph riders McLellan and Farres both suffered crashes but fought back to finish sixth and seventh respectively in the opening race. The second moto proved decisive as Coenen initially led but crashed while pulling away, allowing Längenfelder to seize the lead and maintain it to the finish. Farres was running comfortably in second place until a late crash with just over a lap remaining dropped him out of podium contention. Coenen capitalised on Farres’ misfortune to claim second overall, with Everts securing third on the day. McLellan again showed resilience, recovering from a poor start to finish third in the second race. Längenfelder’s consistency and composure in the sand earned him the overall victory, reinforcing his status as a championship contender. Coenen’s strong pace and early dominance indicate he is a rising threat, despite the setback in race two. Meanwhile, Farres’ crashes highlight the unforgiving nature of the Riola Sardo circuit, where even small mistakes can be costly. The updated championship standings reflect these results, setting up an intriguing battle as the season progresses. The performances at Riola Sardo underline the importance of adaptability and mental toughness in the demanding sand conditions that characterise this round. Riders who can maintain focus and recover quickly from errors will be best placed to challenge for wins and podiums in future rounds. With the championship still open, the next races will be crucial for Längenfelder and his rivals as they seek to build momentum and close the points gap.