#Mxgp 2021 points standings series

Jeremy Seewer: вЂњIвЂ™m feeling better itвЂ™s hard to say if I am back to 100% as I canвЂ™t test that bit extra you give in racing, and thatвЂ™s where I feel it the most. Hopefully, this will lead to a great result.вЂќ My goal is to go there, have fun, take a good start and focus on myself. I think I did only five races there in the past and never rode a GP on this track before, so it is very special.

I did many physical training sessions on the track, like running and mountain biking. Glenn Coldenhoff: 'I am born in Oss and grew up in this area, so I am really excited. Gates will drop for MX2 Race 2 at 15:10 followed by MXGP Race 2 at 16:10.

MX2 Race 1 will start at 12:15 followed by MXGP Race 1 at 13:15. The Belgian rider is currently ninth in the championship standings and desperate to return to the same form that has taken him to 36 top-three race finishes in the past.ДЇollowing the one-day format that was introduced as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic in 2020, each class will have a 45minute practice session followed by two points-paying races. The 18-year-old Frenchman is currently sixth in the championship chase.ДЇeeling motivated after making a welcomed return to the podium at the MXGP of Italy 10-days ago, Jago Geerts is keen to get back on his Monster Energy Yamaha Factory YZ250FM this week in preparation for another exciting Grand Prix. Striving for consistency this year, the 2016 FIM Junior Motocross World Champion is trying not to focus on the red plate instead, he hopes for two good starts and two flawless rides to see where he ends up.ДЇollowing a thrilling maiden race victory in Italy, Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MX2вЂ™s rookie sensation Thibault Benistant is motivated to continue his impressive progress as he homes in on the top-five.

#Mxgp 2021 points standings series

The title crusade is set to continue for Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MX2вЂ™s Maxime Renauax as the Frenchman continues to close in on the championship lead.Д¬urrently, second position in the points standings, just 2-points shy of the series leader, Renaux is a proven sand rider and already feels good about the upcoming Grand Prix. The вЂ919вЂ™ is currently 12th in the Championship Standings, 16-points shy of the top-10.Д¬oinciding with the MXGP series, the fourth round of the MX2 World Championship will also take place this weekend. The 24-year-old Brit has bettered his result at every round thus far, improving on a mediocre start to the season to finish ninth at the previous two rounds. Meanwhile for Ben Watson, the curve of progression is hugely positive. He has just been resting and training as per usual and is determined to put his YZ450FM back in the fight upfront. The number вЂ91вЂ™ has not made any considerable changes to his program over the past few weeks. He is currently seventh in the MXGP Championship Standings, 4-points shy of his teammate Jeremy Seewer, in sixth.ДЄfter facing some health issues at the start of the season, the current MXGP World #2, Seewer, feels his condition has improved and is prepared for another demanding round of racing. With added motivation after missing the top step of the podium due to a three-way tie-break at the previous Grand Prix, the вЂ259вЂ™ has been training locally this week and is ready to continue his title charge. Two weeks after an exciting Italian Grand Prix that saw Yamaha celebrate success in both MXGP and MX2 classes, the Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP and MX2 teams are determined to keep up the momentum as the FIM Motocross World Championship heads to Oss, The Netherlands вЂ“ home of Glenn Coldenhoff вЂ“ for the fourth round of the series.Д«orn and bred in Oss, The Netherlands, Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGPвЂ™s Dutch star Coldenhoff is excited to race in his hometown.