Riola: Lucas Coenen (Husqvarna) wins Lauf 1 / Motocross-WM MX2

The first race of MX2-Class, Grand Prix of Sardinia in Riola Sardinian: Red Bull KTM factory rider Sacha Cohen pull that Holeshot and led the race for three laps before Polesetter Kay Wild dog (Husqvarna), which on P2 started, he was able to take the lead and control the field from the front.

De Wolf Belgian his colleague Lucas Cohenwho is inside Qualifying race He had fallen, moved up and repeatedly fast lap and forced de Wolf in several mistakes. In the 13th round Cohen take advantage of another small mistake to make a decisive maneuver in the end The way of the pit Full throttle on the outside line allow to stand and take the lead. De Wolf could do that Movement The Belgian did not take part afterwards and had to settle for second place.

After the race it was revealed that… Cohen he was even traveling with a cripple because his glasses became dirty after his use Rolloff service failed. Cohen he crossed the finish line half a minute ahead of de Wolf. The South African Triumph works driver finished third Camden McLellan, who achieved his best results of the season and career. His victoryhis colleague Michael Hair up achieve the goal P5 behind defending champion Andrea Adamo (KTM)

German Gas plant driver Simon Längenfelder started P7 and work up to the middle of the race P4 ahead before falling back to 7th place in the second half of the race. Sacha Cohen was in the race until P6 to passit fell on the 16th lap and it was seen P13 behind.

Results MX2run 1, Riola Sardinian:

1. Lucas Cohen (B), Husqvarna
2. Kay de Wolf (NL), Husqvarna
3. Camden McLellan (FOR), Victory
4. Andrew Adamo (me), KTM
5. Michael Hair up (Dr), Victory
6. Rick Elzinga (NL), Yamaha
7. Simon Längenfelder (D), GASGAS
8. Liam Everts (B), KTM
9. Orioles Oliver (E), KTM
10. Thibault They are in good health (F), Yamaha
11. Marc-Antoine Rossi (F), GASGAS
12. Quentin Marc Prugnieres (F), Kawasaki
13. Sacha Cohen (B), KTM
14. Cas Electricity (NL), KTM
15. David Braceras (E), Strange
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21. (DNF) Andrew Bonacorsi (me), Yamaha