The 2022 MXGP season hit the quarter-way mark on Sunday as the series made its second of four stops in Italy. The Trentino circuit, which is one of the world’s best tracks in terms of layout and ambiance, had a notable twist for 2022.
MXGP is back in Europe after their lone round in the Americas prior to Des Nations in the fall. As the most recent round in Argentina, the GP of Portugal was the first stop in the country in some time, since 2019 to be exact.
The first flyaway MXGP round of 2022 did not take long to get here. Just in round three, the World Motocross Championship had its lone Grand Prix in the western hemisphere in Argentina.
The MXGP riders made their first stop to Italy this weekend at the Lombardia circuit. Tim Gajser, the preseason favorite, opened up the premier class a week ago with a 1-2 for the Grand Prix win, which was more or less expected.
After a week’s delay due to some heavy wind damage, MXGP made its season debut in southeast England on Sunday. No Jeffrey Herlings, no Romain Febvre, but there was still plenty of other notable storylines heading into, and leaving Sunday.
This year’s MXGP class season will begin in a very odd fashion. The top two points finishers from a year ago, Jeffrey Herlings and Romain Febvre are both set to miss time to begin the year.
Let’s rewind back to mid-July to start things off. Jeffery Herlings at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands had Ivo Monticelli land on his shoulder right off the start.
The final destination on the FIM World Motocross Championship Callander has been hit. Mantova, which hosted this year’s Motocross Des Nations, is now deciding the MXGP Class title hunt.
The third and final stop at the world-class Trentino circuit in the MXGP season went down on Sunday. After a disastrous run just days ago, Jeffery Herlings saw his points lead collapse to almost nothing.
After a quick couple of days off, the MXGP and MX2 riders got right back to action in Trentino. The second of three races at the scenic 1.55-mile circuit was also only the second, but the final midweek event of the season.
The final stretch of the 2021 World Motocross Championship has begun in Italy. The first leg of this stretch is taking place in the Autonomous Region of Trentino.
The MXGP season has hit Jorge Prado’s neck of the woods in Spain for round 13 of the year. Jeffery Herlings looked to keep a stranglehold on the MXGP Points lead over Romain Febvre and Tim Gajser.
The 2022 MXGP season hit the quarter-way mark on Sunday as the series made its second of four stops in Italy. The Trentino circuit, which is one of the world’s best tracks in terms of layout and ambiance, had a notable twist for 2022.
MXGP is back in Europe after their lone round in the Americas prior to Des Nations in the fall. As the most recent round in Argentina, the GP of Portugal was the first stop in the country in some time, since 2019 to be exact.
The first flyaway MXGP round of 2022 did not take long to get here. Just in round three, the World Motocross Championship had its lone Grand Prix in the western hemisphere in Argentina.
The MXGP riders made their first stop to Italy this weekend at the Lombardia circuit. Tim Gajser, the preseason favorite, opened up the premier class a week ago with a 1-2 for the Grand Prix win, which was more or less expected.
After a week’s delay due to some heavy wind damage, MXGP made its season debut in southeast England on Sunday. No Jeffrey Herlings, no Romain Febvre, but there was still plenty of other notable storylines heading into, and leaving Sunday.
This year’s MXGP class season will begin in a very odd fashion. The top two points finishers from a year ago, Jeffrey Herlings and Romain Febvre are both set to miss time to begin the year.
Let’s rewind back to mid-July to start things off. Jeffery Herlings at his home Grand Prix in the Netherlands had Ivo Monticelli land on his shoulder right off the start.
The final destination on the FIM World Motocross Championship Callander has been hit. Mantova, which hosted this year’s Motocross Des Nations, is now deciding the MXGP Class title hunt.
The third and final stop at the world-class Trentino circuit in the MXGP season went down on Sunday. After a disastrous run just days ago, Jeffery Herlings saw his points lead collapse to almost nothing.
After a quick couple of days off, the MXGP and MX2 riders got right back to action in Trentino. The second of three races at the scenic 1.55-mile circuit was also only the second, but the final midweek event of the season.
The final stretch of the 2021 World Motocross Championship has begun in Italy. The first leg of this stretch is taking place in the Autonomous Region of Trentino.
The MXGP season has hit Jorge Prado’s neck of the woods in Spain for round 13 of the year. Jeffery Herlings looked to keep a stranglehold on the MXGP Points lead over Romain Febvre and Tim Gajser.
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