2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship Recap from France

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship

Team France delivered a masterclass on home soil despite the unpredictable conditions, clinching two Golds and a Silver to lock down the top step of the team standings with just four points. Italy took the runner-up spot overall, while Great Britain matched last year’s effort with another strong third-place team finish.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Official Opening Ceremony

The EMX125 class belonged to local favourite Mano Faure, who overcame a handful of small crashes in Race 2 to post a 1-3 scorecard and secure overall honours for Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC. Italy’s Filippo Mantovani was the model of consistency on his KTM, earning the Silver Medal with solid results across both races, while Jekabs Kubulins stormed to a win in Race 2 to grab Bronze for JK Racing Yamaha.

In the 85cc category, it was all about Rafael Mennillo, who rode to a pair of second-place finishes to claim a popular win for France. Estonia’s Lucas Leok once again proved his class with a win in Race 2 – just like he did in 2024 – which helped him to Silver. Australian Seth Thomas rounded out the podium with a standout ride that made the long trip worthwhile, as KTM swept the class podium.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Three individual winners – (left to Right) Kannon Zabojnik (65cc), Mano Faure (125cc), Rafael Mennillo (85cc)

The 65cc World Cup riders faced the toughest of the weather, with conditions forcing the cancellation of Race 2 and results decided from a single outing. American Kannon Zabojnik rose to the challenge aboard his Cobra MOTO, taking Gold ahead of France’s Mathys Agullo on KTM, while another American, Levi Geis, grabbed the final podium spot – also on a Cobra MOTO.


JMX125 Race One

The 13–17-year-old category enjoyed the best of the weather at Romagné, with the EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing stars delivering a standout display on a track that remained deceptively tricky with patches of grip and moisture throughout.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – 125 cc Start

Local hero Mano Faure rose to the occasion in style. The Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC rider, racing just a stone’s throw from his team base, blasted to the Fox Holeshot after topping Qualifying Group A on Saturday. From there, he never looked back.

Britain’s Charlie Richmond initially slotted into second for S Briggs Commercials Yamaha, but soon came under fire from Nicolò Alvisi of Racestore KTM Factory Juniors. Just as the Italian looked set to mount a serious challenge for the lead, disaster struck—Alvisi misjudged the run into a big downhill table-top and flew off track in dramatic fashion.

Richmond gratefully retook second, while a fierce fight broke out behind him between Ryan Oppliger (Switzerland), Vitezslav Marek (Czechia), and Niccolo Mannini for third. Oppliger faded to ninth by lap two, while Mannini surged past Marek on lap four to claim third.

Alvisi regrouped quickly and was soon back inside the top five, bringing countryman Filippo Mantovani with him. Both Italians moved past Marek, and on lap seven, Mantovani pounced to take fourth from Alvisi with a clean move.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Mano Faure

Up front, Faure was untouchable, crossing the line 36 seconds clear to the delight of the home crowd. Richmond held strong for a career-best second, while Mantovani’s late-race pace earned him the final podium spot as top Italian. Mannini had to settle for fourth, and Dutch talent Dani Heitink edged out Alvisi late in the race for fifth.

JMX125 Race One Result

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1

M. Faure

YAM

30m20.025

2

C. Richmond

YAM

+35.922

3

F. Mantovani

KTM

+55.942

4

N. Mannini

TM

+1m00.375

5

D. Heitink

YAM

+1m01.130

6

N. Alvisi

KTM

+1m02.103

7

V. Marek

KTM

+1m34.389

8

R. Bauer

KTM

+1m43.479

9

R. Oppliger

KTM

+1m55.552

10

J. Bervoets

YAM

+2m00.281

11

D. Gregoire

KTM

+2m04.560

12

J. Kubulins

YAM

+2m12.693

13

L. Bruneau

KTM

+2m15.172

14

E. Ziemer

KTM

+2m18.283

15

V. Toshev

FAN

+2m31.839

16

H. Statt

YAM

1 lap

17

M. Bernard

YAM

1 lap

18

R. Laicans

GAS

1 lap

19

I. Ampoorter

GAS

1 lap

20

D. Van Mechgelen

FAN

1 lap

21

T. Cox

KTM

1 lap

22

M. Meyer

YAM

1 lap

23

P. Van Dusschoten

KTM

1 lap

24

L. Osek

KTM

1 lap

25

A. Knapsis

GAS

1 lap

26

E. Vidalenc

KTM

1 lap

27

L. Diss-Fenard

KTM

1 lap

28

D. Stock

YAM

1 lap

29

C. Lindmark

HUS

1 lap

30

T. Prueitt

HUS

1 lap

31

S. Maymann

YAM

1 lap

32

K. Ferez

YAM

1 lap

33

Y. Lopez

HUS

2 laps

34

A. Callemo

HUS

2 laps

35

G. Axelsson

KTM

2 laps

36

D. Lantz

KTM

2 laps

37

B. Olson

KTM

4 laps

38

J. Salvador

KTM

5 laps

39

H. Bergqvist

FAN

8 laps

40

M. Ernecker

KTM

11 laps

JMX125 Race Two

Race Two in the 13–17-year-old EMX125 category delivered another dramatic twist at Romagné, but in the end, it was France’s Mano Faure who etched his name into the history books—becoming just the fourth French rider to claim the 125cc Junior World Championship, joining an elite list alongside Jordi Tixier, Maxime Renaux, and Mathis Valin.

Faure stormed to another Fox Holeshot Award, immediately chased by Jekabs Kubulins (JK Racing Yamaha), as the home favourite looked set to replicate his dominant Race One performance. However, an early fall in the downhill left-hander after pit lane saw Faure lose the front end and drop to fourth, handing the lead to a poised Kubulins.

Further drama struck as Nicolò Alvisi again crashed on the opening lap while running fourth behind Filippo Mantovani, echoing his first race misfortune. Dani Heitink and Niccolo Mannini rounded out the top five at the end of the opening lap, but Mannini soon crashed himself, tumbling to 13th.

Heitink moved up to third after an intense scrap with Faure, but his efforts were undone by a post-race disqualification for gaining advantage by running the entire length of the start straight off-track—on smoother terrain—after an early excursion.

Out front, Kubulins rode flawlessly to take a convincing win for Latvia, and with his 12th place in Race One, it was enough to secure the Bronze Medal overall. Mantovani, smooth and consistent as ever, brought home second once again to clinch Silver, making him Italy’s top finisher of the event.

Despite tipping over multiple times, Faure managed to fight back to third ahead of teammate Jarne Bervoets, with Liam Bruneau rounding out the top five in front of the cheering home crowd.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Mano Faure

Overall standings saw Vitezslav Marek claim sixth as the top Czech performer, followed by Alvisi and a frustrated Richmond, who couldn’t recover from a poor start and ended Race Two in 16th. Bervoets’ 10-4 results earned him fifth overall, narrowly edged by Mannini (4-8) in fourth.

But the weekend belonged to Faure, whose 1-3 finishes crowned him Junior World Champion on home soil. With the EMX125 red plate still in hand, all eyes will now turn to Finland next weekend, where the Yamaha youngster will look to extend his form on the European stage.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – 125cc FIM Junior World Championship Podium

JMX125 Race Two Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1

J. Kubulins

YAM

31m06.184

2

F. Mantovani

KTM

+19.782

3

M. Faure

YAM

+03.912

4

J. Bervoets

YAM

+1m09.208

5

L. Bruneau

KTM

+1m10.983

6

V. Marek

KTM

+1m11.952

7

N. Alvisi

KTM

+1m12.933

8

N. Mannini

TM

+1m13.142

9

D. Gregoire

KTM

+1m17.755

10

R. Oppliger

KTM

+1m25.357

11

R. Bauer

KTM

+1m36.816

12

E. Ziemer

KTM

+1m45.894

13

I. Ampoorter

GAS

+2m01.295

14

M. Bernard

YAM

+2m02.430

15

A. Callemo

HUS

+2m10.424

16

C. Richmond

YAM

+2m12.615

17

R. Laicans

GAS

1 lap

18

L. Diss-Fenard

KTM

1 lap

19

P. Van Dusschoten

KTM

1 lap

20

M. Meyer

YAM

1 lap

21

S. Maymann

YAM

1 lap

22

A. Knapsis

GAS

1 lap

23

T. Prueitt

HUS

1 lap

24

V. Toshev

FAN

1 lap

25

M. Ernecker

KTM

1 lap

26

Y. Lopez

HUS

1 lap

27

K. Ferez

YAM

1 lap

28

H. Bergqvist

FAN

1 lap

29

B. Olson

KTM

1 lap

30

D. Van Mechgelen

FAN

2 laps

31

G. Axelsson

KTM

2 laps

32

L. Osek

KTM

2 laps

33

J. Salvador

KTM

2 laps

34

H. Statt

YAM

2 laps

35

T. Cox

KTM

8 laps

36

C. Lindmark

HUS

10 laps

37

E. Vidalenc

KTM

10 laps

38

D. Lantz

KTM

10 laps

JMX125 Overall

Pos

Rider

Bike

R1

R2

Points

1

M. Faure

YAM

25

20

45

2

F. Mantovani

KTM

20

22

42

3

J. Kubulins

YAM

9

25

34

4

N. Mannini

TM

18

13

31

5

J. Bervoets

YAM

11

18

29

6

V. Marek

KTM

14

15

29

7

N. Alvisi

KTM

15

14

29

8

C. Richmond

YAM

22

5

27

9

L. Bruneau

KTM

8

16

24

10

R. Oppliger

KTM

12

11

23

11

R. Bauer

KTM

13

10

23

12

D. Gregoire

KTM

10

12

22

13

E. Ziemer

KTM

7

9

16

14

D. Heitink

YAM

16

0

16

15

M. Bernard

YAM

4

7

11

16

I. Ampoorter

GAS

2

8

10

17

R. Laicans

GAS

3

4

7

18

A. Callemo

HUS

0

6

6

19

V. Toshev

FAN

6

0

6

20

H. Statt

YAM

5

0

5

21

L. Diss-Fenard

KTM

0

3

3

22

P. Van Dusschoten

KTM

0

2

2

23

M. Meyer

YAM

0

1

1

24

D. Van Mechgelen

FAN

1

0

1

25

S. Maymann

YAM

0

0

0

26

A. Knapsis

GAS

0

0

0

27

T. Prueitt

HUS

0

0

0

28

M. Ernecker

KTM

0

0

0

29

Y. Lopez

HUS

0

0

0

30

K. Ferez

YAM

0

0

0

31

H. Bergqvist

FAN

0

0

0

32

B. Olson

KTM

0

0

0

33

G. Axelsson

KTM

0

0

0

34

L. Osek

KTM

0

0

0

35

J. Salvador

KTM

0

0

0

36

T. Cox

KTM

0

0

0

37

C. Lindmark

HUS

0

0

0

38

E. Vidalenc

KTM

0

0

0

39

D. Lantz

KTM

0

0

0

40

D. Stock

YAM

0

0

0


JMX85 Race One

The opening 85cc race at Romagné delivered a captivating showdown in tricky conditions, as the 12–14-year-old riders battled intermittent rain and a slick, unforgiving surface. Ultimately, it was France’s Enzo Herzogenrath who emerged victorious after a thrilling duel with countryman Rafael Mennillo, securing a celebrated 1-2 result for the host nation.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – 85 cc Start

Latvia’s Martins Cirulis took the early spotlight by grabbing a surprise Fox Holeshot Award, edging out top Group B qualifier Mennillo. Britain’s Brian Gyles slotted into third briefly before a crash dropped him down the field. Meanwhile, Tim Lopes held steady in second for France early on, coming under pressure from Lucas Leok of Estonia, who was pushing hard before a crash on Lap 1 saw him fall to 15th.

Up front, Mennillo soon found his rhythm, surging into the lead and opening the door for Herzogenrath, whose size and strength helped him carve through the pack into second. The two French riders then engaged in a fierce, race-long contest—swapping the lead on multiple occasions and even suffering minor tumbles, yet never relinquishing their grip on the top two positions.

Team USA’s Gauge Brown, another tall and aggressive rider, had climbed to third before Cirulis’ race ended prematurely due to a crash. But Australia’s Seth Thomas, recovering from an early fall, staged a strong late-race charge. He clawed his way from ninth to snatch third from Brown on the final lap.

Despite two separate incidents, Lucas Leok used his blistering qualifying pace to claw back into contention, briefly reaching fourth by the fifth lap before fading again. He eventually finished eighth, still the highest-placed lapped rider behind the leading duo.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Rafael Mennillo

New Zealand’s Tripp Glasgow was in the mix early on, but Spain’s Pau Caudet emerged to claim fifth, just ahead of Louis Morette, the third Frenchman in the top six.

Although the official lap charts don’t show a position change between Herzogenrath and Mennillo, the battle between them raged relentlessly, with Herzogenrath countering every attempt Mennillo made to reclaim the lead. At the flag, just 1.733 seconds separated the pair, their intense rivalry drawing cheers from the home crowd and marking a perfect start to the weekend for the French contingent.

JMX85 Race One Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1

E. Herzogenrath

KTM

26m58.254

2

R. Mennillo

KTM

+1.733

3

S. Thomas

KTM

+1m21.280

4

G. Brown

KTM

+1m32.009

5

P. Caudet

GAS

+1m49.498

6

L. Morette

HUS

+2m45.470

7

M. Zimmerman

HUS

+2m53.787

8

L. Leok

KTM

1 lap

9

M. Lindström

HUS

1 lap

10

T. Lopes

GAS

1 lap

11

M. Temmerman

HUS

1 lap

12

F. Assini

GAS

1 lap

13

P. Riganti

HUS

1 lap

14

B. Gyles

KTM

1 lap

15

N. Coppins

YAM

1 lap

16

H. Marczak

KTM

1 lap

17

D. Duer

KTM

1 lap

18

G. Lootus

KTM

1 lap

19

J. Townley

YAM

1 lap

20

S. Hahn

KTM

1 lap

21

V. Berjaud

HUS

1 lap

22

J. Winstanley-Dawson

KTM

1 lap

23

A. Moore

KTM

1 lap

24

E. Graves

HUS

1 lap

25

T. Glasgow

GAS

1 lap

26

O. Waters

GAS

2 laps

27

B. Bohannon

YAM

2 laps

28

R. Mooses

HUS

2 laps

29

T. Van Mechgelen

KTM

3 laps

30

L. Torro

GAS

3 laps

31

J. Vick

KTM

3 laps

32

P. Cirulis

HUS

3 laps

33

K. Jaspers

GAS

3 laps

34

N. Nindelt

GAS

5 laps

35

M. Cirulis

HUS

7 laps

36

T. D’Amico

KTM

8 laps

37

R. Grasis

HUS

9 laps

38

C. Martin

GAS

9 laps

JMX85 Race Two

Estonian ace Lucas Leok made a decisive statement in the second 85cc race at Romagné, storming to a flawless Fox Holeshot Award and leading every lap to take an emphatic victory. His opening lap was an astonishing 12 seconds faster than any other rider, and from there, he was never challenged, crossing the finish line nearly a minute ahead of the field.

While Leok charged off into the distance, France’s Enzo Herzogenrath, winner of Race 1, initially slotted into second but suffered a dramatic off-track moment on a tricky uphill jump, dropping him outside the top 30. He mounted an impressive comeback to finish 13th, which still secured fifth overall for the day.

New Zealand’s Jaggar Townley also slipped down the order after an early fall, eventually finishing 15th. Behind Leok, the race for second heated up between Gauge Brown (USA) and Rafael Mennillo (France). Brown would ultimately get stuck in a rut, falling back to ninth, while Italian Francesco Assini and Spain’s Pau Caudet fought hard for the final podium place.

Assini made a late-race move on Caudet to claim third in the moto and emerge as Italy’s top finisher in the class, taking seventh overall. Britain’s Harley Marczak, disappointed with 16th in Race 1, rebounded with a solid ride to fifth in Race 2, capitalising on a late mistake from Australia’s Seth Thomas. Marczak’s effort secured 10th overall—the best of Team GB and pivotal in clinching third in the Nations standings.

Gauge Brown ended the weekend as the top American in sixth overall, while Caudet narrowly missed the overall podium by just a single point.

Despite Leok’s dominant moto win, his second runner-up finish in as many years, the day belonged to Rafael Mennillo, who calmly rode to another second-place finish to clinch the 2024 FIM Junior 85cc World Championship, becoming the first French rider in history to do so.

The result capped a memorable home event for Team France, who also took top honours in the Nations classification. Many of these rising stars now look toward the EMX85 Finale in Loket in three weeks, while others prepare to make the jump to the 125cc category in 2025.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – (Left to Right) Daniele Rizzi, 85cc FIM Junior World Championship Podium, Antonio Alia Portela

JMX85 Race Two Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1

L. Leok

KTM

26m42.464

2

R. Mennillo

KTM

+59.606

3

F. Assini

GAS

+1m11.499

4

P. Caudet

GAS

+1m25.743

5

H. Marczak

KTM

+1m39.336

6

S. Thomas

KTM

+2m03.062

7

T. Lopes

GAS

+2m22.863

8

M. Zimmerman

HUS

+2m48.129

9

G. Brown

KTM

1 lap

10

B. Bohannon

YAM

1 lap

11

T. D’Amico

KTM

1 lap

12

M. Temmerman

HUS

1 lap

13

E. Herzogenrath

KTM

1 lap

14

S. Hahn

KTM

1 lap

15

J. Townley

YAM

1 lap

16

B. Gyles

KTM

2 laps

17

T. Glasgow

GAS

2 laps

18

L. Morette

HUS

2 laps

19

J. Winstanley-Dawson

KTM

2 laps

20

P. Cirulis

HUS

2 laps

21

O. Waters

GAS

2 laps

22

V. Berjaud

HUS

2 laps

23

C. Rodriguez Casillas

GAS

2 laps

24

R. Mooses

HUS

2 laps

25

P. Riganti

HUS

3 laps

26

G. Lootus

KTM

3 laps

27

A. Moore

KTM

3 laps

28

M. Cirulis

HUS

3 laps

29

D. Duer

KTM

3 laps

30

J. Lopez

KTM

3 laps

31

M. Lindström

HUS

5 laps

32

J. Vick

KTM

6 laps

33

E. Graves

HUS

7 laps

34

R. Grasis

HUS

9 laps

35

T. Van Mechgelen

KTM

9 laps

36

S. Cordero

KTM

9 laps

37

N. Coppins

YAM

9 laps

38

K. Jaspers

GAS

9 laps

39

C. Martin

GAS

9 laps

JMX85 Overall

Pos

Rider

Bike

R1

R2

Points

1

R. Mennillo

KTM

22

22

44

2

L. Leok

KTM

13

25

38

3

S. Thomas

KTM

20

15

35

4

P. Caudet

GAS

16

18

34

5

E. Herzogenrath

KTM

25

8

33

6

G. Brown

KTM

18

12

30

7

F. Assini

GAS

9

20

29

8

M. Zimmerman

HUS

14

13

27

9

T. Lopes

GAS

11

14

25

10

H. Marczak

KTM

5

16

21

11

M. Temmerman

HUS

10

9

19

12

L. Morette

HUS

15

3

18

13

B. Gyles

KTM

7

5

12

14

M. Lindström

HUS

12

0

12

15

B. Bohannon

YAM

0

11

11

16

T. D’Amico

KTM

0

10

10

17

S. Hahn

KTM

1

7

8

18

J. Townley

YAM

2

6

8

19

P. Riganti

HUS

8

0

8

20

N. Coppins

YAM

6

0

6

21

T. Glasgow

GAS

0

4

4

22

D. Duer

KTM

4

0

4

23

G. Lootus

KTM

3

0

3

24

J. Winstanley-Dawson

KTM

0

2

2

25

P. Cirulis

HUS

0

1

1

26

O. Waters

GAS

0

0

0

27

V. Berjaud

HUS

0

0

0

28

C. Rodriguez Casillas

GAS

0

0

0

29

R. Mooses

HUS

0

0

0

30

A. Moore

KTM

0

0

0

31

M. Cirulis

HUS

0

0

0

32

J. Lopez

KTM

0

0

0

33

J. Vick

KTM

0

0

0

34

E. Graves

HUS

0

0

0

35

R. Grasis

HUS

0

0

0

36

T. Van Mechgelen

KTM

0

0

0

37

S. Cordero

KTM

0

0

0

38

K. Jaspers

GAS

0

0

0

39

C. Martin

GAS

0

0

0

40

L. Torro

GAS

0

0

0


JMX65 Race One

In a cruel twist of fate, the youngest competitors of the weekend were met with the worst weather, as torrential rain struck just as the gate dropped for the 65cc Junior World Championship race at Romagné. The downpour quickly turned the scenic valley circuit into a treacherous battleground for the 10–12-year-old riders, challenging even the most experienced in the field over their scheduled 12-minute plus two-lap race.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – 65 cc Start

American standout Kannon Zabojnik fired his Cobra MOTO machine to the Fox Holeshot Award, but it was local favourite Mathys Agullo who surged to the lead a few corners later, drawing loud support from the French crowd after showing strong pace in Free Practice on Saturday.

The lead pair were initially shadowed by Levi Geis (USA), Izan Rodriguez (ESP), and Daniel Corda (ITA), with Brits Cohen Jagielski and John Slade carving their way through the pack from deep starting positions. Rodriguez’s fall from fourth allowed both British riders to move into fourth and fifth, while Geis held third despite falling on a slippery uphill section.

The lead changed again on lap two as Agullo suffered a fall at the end of the wave section, handing the advantage back to Zabojnik, who held it until the end of lap four. But lap five brought high drama: Zabojnik collided with a lapped rider and crashed, moments before Agullo also went down at the same spot.

In the chaos, Slade produced a sensational charge—overtaking Jagielski, Geis, and closing down on Agullo—before slicing through traffic and taking the lead as the race looked set to enter its final lap. However, with the main uphill completely blocked by multiple fallen riders and machines, officials red-flagged the race for safety reasons.

With few riders making it past lap five, the result was rolled back to the end of lap four, handing victory to Zabojnik, with Agullo second and Geis third. Jagielski was classified fourth, with a frustrated Slade in fifth despite leading when the race was stopped.

Conditions slightly improved for the scheduled second moto, and Agullo grabbed the early lead from Jagielski and Slade. But as a different section of the track became blocked with stranded riders, the race was red-flagged before the end of the opening lap, and with deteriorating track conditions, the decision was made to cancel Race 2 entirely.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Kannon Zabojnik

As a result, Kannon Zabojnik was crowned 65cc Junior World Champion, becoming the first American to win the class since 2013, and securing Team USA’s first Junior World title since Caden Braswell’s 85cc triumph in 2018.

The focus for these rising stars now shifts to the EMX65 Finale at Loket in the Czech Republic, where many of them will continue their 2024 campaigns on the MXGP weekend of July 26–27.

2025 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – 65cc FIM World Cup Podium

JMX65 Race One Results

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Gap

1

K. Zabojnik

COB

12m38.991

2

M. Agullo

KTM

+26.395

3

L. Geis

COB

+53.507

4

C. Jagielski

GAS

+1m13.272

5

J. Slade

GAS

+1m21.147

6

D. Corda

KTM

+1m23.806

7

L. Morette

HUS

+1m25.087

8

T. Vandeneynde

KTM

+1m34.683

9

K. Sproule

YAM

+1m40.728

10

A. Cotter

KTM

+2m02.059

11

A. Koiv

KTM

+2m50.227

12

I. Rodriguez

GAS

+3m04.099

13

B. Vilalta

YAM

+3m13.246

14

B. Verspaandonk

GAS

+3m26.092

15

A. Annelot

GAS

1 lap

16

J. Loberenz

HUS

1 lap

17

R. Kyler

COB

1 lap

18

R. Spila

GAS

1 lap

19

M. Ansi

GAS

1 lap

20

M. Ospina

KTM

1 lap

21

F. Roberts

KTM

1 lap

22

J. Huisman

YAM

1 lap

23

R. Galia

KTM

1 lap

24

T. Cez

GAS

1 lap

25

N. Pavlov

GAS

1 lap

26

L. Kallikorm

GAS

1 lap

27

K. Andreev

GAS

1 lap

28

M. Rubeš

GAS

1 lap

29

J. Gardiner

KTM

2 laps

30

E. Jose

GAS

2 laps

31

M. Rach

GAS

2 laps

32

G. Iliev

GAS

2 laps

33

C. Fleerackers

HUS

2 laps

34

J. Cadenel

GAS

2 laps

35

V. Jurcenko

HUS

2 laps

36

V. Rus

HUS

3 laps

37

B. Danesi

HUS

4 laps

38

A. Tribaldos

KTM

4 laps

39

P. Badiella

KTM

4 laps

JMX65 Overall

  1. Kannon Zabojnik (USA, COB), 25 points
  2. Mathys Agullo (FRA, KTM), 22 p.
  3. Levi Geis (USA, COB), 20 p.
  4. Cohen Jagielski (GBR, GAS), 18 p.
  5. John Slade (GBR, GAS), 16 p.
  6. Daniel Corda (ITA, KTM), 15 p.
  7. Liam Morette (FRA, HUS), 14 p.
  8. Tobe Vandeneynde (BEL, KTM), 13 p.
  9. Kye Sproule (AUS, YAM), 12 p.
  10. Alfie Cotter (GBR, KTM), 11 p.

 

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