Race Results: MX2 World Championship RD16 – Arnhem
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In the Netherlands, the great homegrown motocross star confirmed his dominance, with four-time world champion Tim Gajser taking 4th place.
Anyone who still doubted Jeffrey Herlings' ambition, and anyone who still doubted the Brabant native's ambition to become MXGP world champion for the third time, must have felt extremely lonely last race weekend in Arnhem. Herlings demonstrated that no one is better than him this year. Some 32,000 motocross fans were once again filled with awe when he won his tenth Grand Prix of the season.
Dutch motocross rider Jeffrey Herlings is the winner of the Dutch Grand Prix in the MXGP class. The world championship leader was better than his compatriot Kay de Wolf both times, with Frenchman Tom Vialle third and Tim Gajser fourth. Jan Pancar took 17th place.
Jeffrey Herlings and Kay de Wolf colored the MXGP in Arnhem and entertained the Dutch fans. The Brabant riders stood head and shoulders above everyone else in their own country. ‘The king and the crown prince’, side by side. “He made my day tough.”
Motocross rider Jeffrey Herlings took a big step towards the MXGP world title on Sunday at the Dutch Grand Prix. The rider from Brabant won both races on his Honda in Arnhem and extended his lead in the World Championship standings once again.
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destentor.nlMotocross rider Jeffrey Herlings took a big step towards the world title at the Dutch Grand Prix in the MXGP on Sunday. The 31-year-old from Brabant won both races in Arnhem on his Honda and extended his lead in the World Championship standings. Fellow Dutchman Kay de Wolf finished second twice, and Frenchman Tom Vialle took third place after a fourth and a third finish.
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