Results: Estonian MX Masters RD1 – Põlva

The opening round of the MX Masters Estonia – Estonian Championships in Põlva delivered an action-packed first day, highlighted by intense competition and strong performances across multiple classes. Jörgen-Matthias Talviku of Yamaha and Pärnu Motoclub emerged as the standout rider in the MX Open and Superfinal races, overcoming challenging starts to claim victory. Despite starting from lower grid positions, Talviku demonstrated resilience and tactical skill, moving steadily through the field to secure the lead in the Superfinal, which featured a close battle with last year’s MX2 champion Markuss Kokins. Talviku praised the technical nature of the track and the event’s organisation, noting the ample overtaking opportunities that kept the racing competitive. The first MX Open race was won by Kaarel Tilk on a Husqvarna, who maintained a comfortable lead throughout, while Talviku recovered from 12th to finish second. The second race saw Talviku take the top spot ahead of Gert Krestinov and Kokins, showcasing his ability to adapt and improve his race strategy. In the MX Open Local class, Tristan Uiga dominated both races, while Sebastian Leok impressed as the fastest MX2 rider in the Superfinal, finishing a strong sixth. Sebastian Leok also dominated the MX2 category, winning both qualifying sessions and races with consistent control despite admitting to a poor start in the first race. Finnish competitor Onni Jaakonsaari and Richard Paat rounded out the podium, signalling a competitive field in the MX2 class. Meanwhile, the MX125 class was led by Lucas Leok, who secured victories in both races, with Aston Allas and Enri Lustus completing the top three positions. The event also featured strong participation in the 85cc and 65cc classes, with Latvian rider Patriks Cirulis taking the win in the larger 85cc category. Overall, the first round of the MX Masters Estonia showcased a high level of competition and skill across all classes, with riders praising the track layout and event management. The close battles and multiple lead changes suggest an exciting championship ahead, as competitors look to build on their performances. With such a strong start, the series promises to maintain its reputation for thrilling electric motocross racing throughout the season.