Gebben Van Venrooy Yamaha Racings Calvin Vlaanderen no doubt earned his seat at the table after his impressive stint in Sardinia, where he not only topped the charts in each practice session but also won every single race that weekend. Meanwhile, Prado will need to work further on his strength as he struggled in the Czech Republic towards the mid-part of the races. Coldenhoff will be looking to make his return to the box, after missing out in the last three GPs after building a nice streak in Sardinia, Spain and France. Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racings Glenn Coldenhoff and Jorge Prado of Red Bull GasGas Factory Racing are also serious podium contenders and have proven to be strong sand riders in previous races.
Many did not expect such a turnaround and his strong performance took many by surprise but it will be interesting to see what he can do this weekend and whether he can repeat his success of 2021 and get on the podium once again. Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racings Maxime Renaux surprised many with his comeback at the MXGP of Czech Republic as the Frenchman went on to win the second race and stood tall on the second step of the podium. This would be Febvres fourth race from injury, so a victory on such a tough sand track may be a lot to expect, but that does not take him out of the running either, as he proved just how strong he was in Lommel last year. After having a rough couple of days due to an illness, the Frenchman decided to not line up for the second heat and instead give his body some rest.
Last weekend in the Czech Republic, Febvre was among the few riders who missed the second race. Gajser won the GP in Lommel in 2019 and twice in 2022, though last year was beaten by Kawasaki Racing Team MXGPs Romain Febvre. This is the perfect position for Gajser to be in, meaning that he will not be riding under pressure. Though the Yamaha rider is yet to stand on the top step at the GP in Lommel, maybe this season he could make it happen.Ī rider that will no doubt be in the running for the top step is Team HRCS Tim Gajser who enters the 14th round with a 125-point advantage over Seewer in the championship standings. Despite illness at the Indonesian round, the Swiss has been on top form lately and has five podiums and three race wins to his name so far, including those two GP victories. Known to be one of the toughest sand circuits in the world, the Stedelijk Motorcrossterrein Lommel vzw track is a popular playing ground for the FIM Motocross World Championship stars, with many of the teams based close by, meaning that most of the riders know the track inside out which makes the competition this weekend even more fierce!Īlongside the regular MXGP and MX2 action, we will also see rounds seven of the EMX250 and EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing Championships that are currently headed by Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing's Rick Elzinga and Fantic Factory Team Maddiis Cas Valk.Īll eyes will be on Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racings Jeremy Seewer who will enter the MXGP of Flanders off the back of a second Grand Prix victory this season, which would make it his best GP season in MXGP to date. The Belgian Grand Prix has always been iconic, no matter which circuit it took place at, but Lommel is one that any rider hopes to win at some stage of their career. Deep sand of Lommel ready to test the MXGP ridersįrom the hard-pack of Loket, the FIM Motocross World Championship heads to the deep sand of Lommel for 2022s edition of the MXGP of Flanders.
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