Tim Gajser wins second MXGP moto, Herlings takes MXGP of Trentino

Tim Gajser secured a victory in the second moto of the MXGP of Trentino, held in Arco di Trento. The Slovenian rider engaged in a prolonged duel with Lucas Coenen, capitalising on a minor error from the Belgian to take the win. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Herlings, despite a poor start from around tenth place, fought his way through the pack to finish second in the moto. Lucas Coenen managed to hold on to third place in the second moto, followed closely by Kay de Wolf and Maxime Renaux. Other notable performances included Calvin Vlaanderen, who finished ninth, while Roan van de Moosdijk came in 15th. Unfortunately, Rick Elzinga and Brent Van Doninck were unable to finish their races, and Jago Geerts ended up in 20th place. Despite his second-place finish in the moto, Jeffrey Herlings claimed the overall victory for the MXGP of Trentino, with Tim Gajser and Tom Vialle completing the podium. The championship standings saw a significant shift as Herlings narrowed the gap to leader Lucas Coenen, who finished seventh overall, bringing the points difference down to just four. The results from Trentino suggest an increasingly competitive championship battle as the season progresses. Herlings’ ability to recover from poor starts and Gajser’s consistent performances highlight the intense rivalry at the top of the standings. With the points gap tightening, the upcoming rounds promise to deliver further excitement and unpredictability in the MXGP series.