Tim Gajser and Adam Adamo Delight the Trentino Crowd with MXGP Victories

Despite a bit of moisture sprinkled over the Dolomites on Grand Prix Sunday, the atmosphere at Trentino’s iconic “Il Ciclamino” circuit was as electric as ever for the MXGP of Trentino.

Thousands of passionate fans packed the hillsides for the fifth round of the 2025 FIM Motocross World Championship, and they got exactly what they were hoping for — local hero Andrea Adamo and fan favourite Tim Gajser giving them plenty to cheer about.

The hard-pack circuit delivered tricky, unpredictable conditions, but Gajser stood tall in the MXGP class, taking a flawless 1-1 for his record sixth win at the venue. His Slovenian fanbase was out in force, flags waving as their man stretched his Championship lead. Romain Febvre pushed hard all weekend and walked away with second overall, ahead of a strong showing from Glenn Coldenhoff, who grabbed third.

In MX2, history was made as Camden McLellan delivered Triumph their first-ever GP race victory in dominant fashion. But in classic MX2 fashion, the overall win didn’t go to a race winner. Instead, it was Andrea Adamo who got the job done with a pair of consistent second places, thrilling the Italian fans with his fourth career GP win. Kay de Wolf extended his red plate advantage by finishing second overall, while Thibault Benistant charged through to win the final race and grab the third step of the podium.

MXGP

After topping Saturday’s qualifying and Sunday morning warm-up, Romain Febvre looked like the man to beat. He nailed the holeshot in the opening race — his first of the season — and led early, while Maxime Renaux chased from second until a mistake around turn two allowed Gajser and Glenn Coldenhoff to slip by. By the end of the first lap, Lucas Coenen had also pushed past Renaux and was eyeing the leaders.

A spirited top-ten scrap unfolded with Ruben Fernandez, Jeremy Seewer, Antonio Cairoli, and Austrian privateer Marcel Stauffer all dicing for position. Coenen moved into third on lap six, followed a lap later by Renaux, as Coldenhoff slipped to fifth. Fernandez had a small crash, handing sixth to Seewer, while he regrouped for seventh. Calvin Vlaanderen rode to eighth ahead of Jan Pancar, while Jeffrey Herlings clawed to tenth after passing Stauffer in the final laps.

Out front, Gajser played the long game. After stalking Febvre for thirteen laps, the Slovenian pounced when the Frenchman made a small mistake mid-race, diving up the inside. Febvre didn’t go quietly, clocking the fastest lap of the moto in a desperate attempt to strike back, but a front-end tuck at the top of the hill handed victory to Gajser and sent the Slovenians into celebration mode.

Race two saw Fernandez lead briefly off the start, but Gajser quickly charged around the outside to take control. “I knew I had to start well because passing is always tough on this track,” he explained. “I got around Ruben early and just controlled it from there.”

Behind him, Seewer crashed in the first corner, damaging both his bike and his jersey. He remounted and fought back to 22nd. Febvre took longer to get going, only breaking into the top five by lap five. He eventually picked off Coenen and Fernandez to take second, but by that time, Gajser was long gone.

Kevin Horgmo kept his strong form going with fifth in race two, ahead of Coenen, Renaux, and Pancar. Andrea Bonacorsi worked his way to ninth, while Jago Geerts rounded out the top ten with a late pass on Herlings.

Cairoli and Seewer could only manage 19th and 22nd respectively in race two, but Ben Watson kept things steady with 12th in both motos, enough for another top-ten overall with MRT Racing Team Beta.

Coldenhoff muscled past Fernandez in the final laps for third in the race and claimed his second straight overall podium. “Not bad for a 34-year-old, I think!” he joked. “Starts are everything — I got my second holeshot of the year and that made a big difference. It’s my third podium in five rounds — that’s crazy. Big thanks to the team, they’ve been amazing.”

Febvre, still searching for his first win of the year, was clearly frustrated despite showing strong pace. “Honestly, I’m disappointed. I felt like the fastest rider all weekend. The first race was going well, but we had a race incident with a yellow flag, I lost time and left the door open for Tim to pass. I tried to fight back but made a mistake and crashed. In the second race, I didn’t get the start, and like Tim said, it’s really difficult to pass here.”

For Gajser, it was career GP win number 52 and extended his Championship lead to 39 points. “Really happy with this weekend — two solid races… this one means a lot,” he said.

MX2

Liam Everts carried his Saturday speed into warm-up, topping the session over Rick Elzinga and De Wolf, but it was Camden McLellan who exploded out of the centre gate to claim his first career holeshot and never looked back in race one. His start-to-finish masterclass gave Triumph its first-ever GP race win.

Behind him, Valerio Lata held strong in second for much of the race, buoyed by home support. But by lap nine, the Italian was under attack from Adamo, Everts, and De Wolf, all of whom eventually moved by. Lata held on for fifth ahead of Cas Valk, while Simon Laengenfelder made a late move on Elzinga for seventh. Sacha Coenen and Ferruccio Zanchi rounded out the top ten, while Benistant could only manage 12th after a late crash.

Adamo had to fight hard for second, and after fending off late pressure from De Wolf, he reflected: “I’m a bit disappointed I couldn’t win the second race because I led the whole way and had a good gap. But in the last two laps, the lapped riders made things difficult. But anyway, that’s racing. I finished second and took the overall win, and that’s what matters most.”

Race two saw a full KTM lockout at the front, with Coenen grabbing his third holeshot of the year ahead of Laengenfelder and Adamo. Disaster struck for Everts, who clipped his teammate’s rear wheel and crashed hard, unable to restart.

Benistant and Adamo moved past Laengenfelder early, but once again, Coenen crashed out of the lead, allowing Adamo to inherit the top spot to the roar of the Italian crowd.

Meanwhile, McLellan had climbed to fifth and was in with a real shot at the overall — until a crash knocked him out of contention. He remounted but could only manage 16th, dropping to sixth overall.

As the laps wound down, Benistant closed in fast. After struggling in the opener, the Frenchman bounced back strongly in race two. “In Race 2, I felt like myself again — physically strong and fast,” he said. “I pushed really hard on the final laps and managed to make the pass, which was a nice payback for when Andrea passed me in France. That was cool!”

Benistant’s win knocked Laengenfelder off the podium and ensured the German couldn’t limit his losses in the title chase. De Wolf, meanwhile, couldn’t find a way past and had to settle for second overall. “It was a good weekend overall. I showed great speed but had to come from the back quite a few times after some average starts,” he said. “I’m really happy to keep the red plate.”

Valk impressed in both races and took fifth overall. Behind him, McLellan, Elzinga, Coenen, Zanchi, and Lata rounded out the top ten.

So, with Adamo just 18 points off the red plate, De Wolf holding steady at the top, and more than a handful of riders still in the hunt, the 2025 MX2 title fight is well and truly on.

Next stop: the rolling green hills of Frauenfeld, Switzerland, next weekend, for round six of this already-thrilling Championship chase.

MXGP Moto 1 Results
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Gap
1	243	Tim Gajser	SLO	Honda	—
2	3	Romain Febvre	FRA	Kawasaki	+0:17.678
3	96	Lucas Coenen	BEL	KTM	+0:34.468
4	959	Maxime Renaux	FRA	Yamaha	+0:42.879
5	259	Glenn Coldenhoff	NED	Fantic	+0:44.042
6	91	Jeremy Seewer	SUI	Ducati	+0:45.141
7	70	Ruben Fernandez	ESP	Honda	+0:45.540
8	10	Calvin Vlaanderen	NED	Yamaha	+1:04.347
9	253	Jan Pancar	SLO	KTM	+1:10.324
10	84	Jeffrey Herlings	NED	KTM	+1:12.767
11	411	Marcel Stauffer	AUT	KTM	+1:16.669
12	919	Ben Watson	GBR	Beta	+1:17.022
13	222	Antonio Cairoli	ITA	Ducati	+1:19.043
14	24	Kevin Horgmo	NOR	Honda	+1:21.723
15	93	Jago Geerts	BEL	Yamaha	+1:28.228
16	132	Andrea Bonacorsi	ITA	Fantic	+1:30.734
17	39	Roan Van De Moosdijk	NED	KTM	+1:32.569
18	811	Adam Sterry	GBR	KTM	+1:33.940
19	226	Tom Koch	GER	Beta	+1:55.639
20	326	Josh Gilbert	GBR	Honda	+1 lap
21	300	Noah Ludwig	GER	KTM	+1 lap
22	45	Tomas Kohut	SVK	KTM	+1 lap
23	221	Nicholas Lapucci	ITA	Kawasaki	+1 lap
24	499	Emanuele Alberio	ITA	GASGAS	+1 lap
25	212	John Adamson	GBR	Honda	+1 lap
26	43	Mitchell Evans	AUS	Honda	+1 lap
27	991	Mark Scheu	GER	Husqvarna	+1 lap
28	131	Cato Nickel	GER	Husqvarna	+1 lap
29	200	Filippo Zonta	ITA	KTM	+1 lap
30	196	Victor Alonso	ESP	Honda	+1 lap
31	921	Vincenzo Matteo Giarrizzo	ITA	Yamaha	+1 lap
32	505	Arvid Lüning	SWE	Husqvarna	+8 laps
33	128	Ivo Monticelli	ITA	Kawasaki	+10 laps
34	87	Kevin Brumann	SUI	Husqvarna	+10 laps
35	57	Edvards Bidzans	LAT	Honda	+11 laps
36	92	Valentin Guillod	SUI	Yamaha	+12 laps
37	224	Jakub Teresak	CZE	Honda	+13 laps

MXGP Moto 2 Results
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Gap
1	243	Tim Gajser	SLO	Honda	—
2	3	Romain Febvre	FRA	Kawasaki	+0:05.958
3	259	Glenn Coldenhoff	NED	Fantic	+0:08.216
4	70	Ruben Fernandez	ESP	Honda	+0:17.086
5	24	Kevin Horgmo	NOR	Honda	+0:21.747
6	96	Lucas Coenen	BEL	KTM	+0:38.862
7	959	Maxime Renaux	FRA	Yamaha	+0:43.142
8	253	Jan Pancar	SLO	KTM	+0:44.644
9	132	Andrea Bonacorsi	ITA	Fantic	+0:47.053
10	93	Jago Geerts	BEL	Yamaha	+0:48.613
11	84	Jeffrey Herlings	NED	KTM	+0:51.099
12	919	Ben Watson	GBR	Beta	+0:53.148
13	411	Marcel Stauffer	AUT	KTM	+1:03.025
14	226	Tom Koch	GER	Beta	+1:07.000
15	128	Ivo Monticelli	ITA	Kawasaki	+1:10.258
16	10	Calvin Vlaanderen	NED	Yamaha	+1:12.426
17	87	Kevin Brumann	SUI	Husqvarna	+1:17.269
18	811	Adam Sterry	GBR	KTM	+1:25.506
19	222	Antonio Cairoli	ITA	Ducati	+1:31.120
20	43	Mitchell Evans	AUS	Honda	+1:33.408
21	221	Nicholas Lapucci	ITA	Kawasaki	+1:35.817
22	91	Jeremy Seewer	SUI	Ducati	+1:42.338
23	224	Jakub Teresak	CZE	Honda	+1:49.990
24	200	Filippo Zonta	ITA	KTM	+1:55.080
25	57	Edvards Bidzans	LAT	Honda	+1 lap
26	196	Victor Alonso	ESP	Honda	+1 lap
27	131	Cato Nickel	GER	Husqvarna	+1 lap
28	499	Emanuele Alberio	ITA	GASGAS	+1 lap
29	45	Tomas Kohut	SVK	KTM	+1 lap
30	991	Mark Scheu	GER	Husqvarna	+1 lap
31	505	Arvid Lüning	SWE	Husqvarna	+2 laps
32	326	Josh Gilbert	GBR	Honda	+4 laps
33	300	Noah Ludwig	GER	KTM	+10 laps
34	921	Vincenzo Matteo Giarrizzo	ITA	Yamaha	+13 laps
35	212	John Adamson	GBR	Honda	+15 laps
36	39	Roan Van De Moosdijk	NED	KTM	+18 laps

MXGP Round Overall
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Race 1	Race 2	Total
1	243	Tim Gajser	SLO	HON	25	25	50 Points
2	3	Romain Febvre	FRA	KAW	22	22	44 Points
3	259	Glenn Coldenhoff	NED	FAN	16	20	36 Points
4	96	Lucas Coenen	BEL	KTM	20	15	35 Points
5	70	Ruben Fernandez	ESP	HON	14	18	32 Points
6	959	Maxime Renaux	FRA	YAM	18	14	32 Points
7	253	Jan Pancar	SLO	KTM	12	13	25 Points
8	24	Kevin Horgmo	NOR	HON	7	16	23 Points
9	84	Jeffrey Herlings	NED	KTM	11	10	21 Points
10	919	Ben Watson	GBR	BET	9	9	18 Points
11	411	Marcel Stauffer	AUT	KTM	10	8	18 Points
12	10	Calvin Vlaanderen	NED	YAM	13	5	18 Points
13	132	Andrea Bonacorsi	ITA	FAN	5	12	17 Points
14	93	Jago Geerts	BEL	YAM	6	11	17 Points
15	91	Jeremy Seewer	SUI	DUC	15	0	15 Points
16	222	Antonio Cairoli	ITA	DUC	8	2	10 Points
17	226	Tom Koch	GER	BET	2	7	9 Points
18	128	Ivo Monticelli	ITA	KAW	0	6	6 Points
19	811	Adam Sterry	GBR	KTM	3	3	6 Points
20	87	Kevin Brumann	SUI	HUS	0	4	4 Points
21	39	Roan Van De Moosdijk	NED	KTM	4	0	4 Points
22	43	Mitchell Evans	AUS	HON	0	1	1 Point
23	326	Josh Gilbert	GBR	HON	1	0	1 Point
24	221	Nicholas Lapucci	ITA	KAW	0	0	0 Points
25	224	Jakub Teresak	CZE	HON	0	0	0 Points
26	200	Filippo Zonta	ITA	KTM	0	0	0 Points
27	57	Edvards Bidzans	LAT	HON	0	0	0 Points
28	196	Victor Alonso	ESP	HON	0	0	0 Points
29	131	Cato Nickel	GER	HUS	0	0	0 Points
30	499	Emanuele Alberio	ITA	GAS	0	0	0 Points
31	45	Tomas Kohut	SVK	KTM	0	0	0 Points
32	991	Mark Scheu	GER	HUS	0	0	0 Points
33	505	Arvid Lüning	SWE	HUS	0	0	0 Points
34	300	Noah Ludwig	GER	KTM	0	0	0 Points
35	921	Vincenzo Matteo Giarrizzo	ITA	YAM	0	0	0 Points
36	212	John Adamson	GBR	HON	0	0	0 Points
37	92	Valentin Guillod	SUI	YAM	0	0	0 Points
38	32	Brent Van doninck	BEL	HON	0	0	0 Points
39	517	Isak Gifting	SWE	YAM	0	0	0 Points
40	17	Cornelius Toendel	NOR	HON	0	0	0 Points

MXGP Championship Standings
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Total Points
1	243	Tim Gajser	SLO	HON	274 Points
2	3	Romain Febvre	FRA	KAW	235 Points
3	259	Glenn Coldenhoff	NED	FAN	196 Points
4	96	Lucas Coenen	BEL	KTM	176 Points
5	959	Maxime Renaux	FRA	YAM	164 Points
6	70	Ruben Fernandez	ESP	HON	148 Points
7	24	Kevin Horgmo	NOR	HON	137 Points
8	132	Andrea Bonacorsi	ITA	FAN	122 Points
9	10	Calvin Vlaanderen	NED	YAM	102 Points
10	91	Jeremy Seewer	SUI	DUC	99 Points
11	41	Pauls Jonass	LAT	KAW	86 Points
12	919	Ben Watson	GBR	BET	85 Points
13	101	Mattia Guadagnini	ITA	DUC	84 Points
14	517	Isak Gifting	SWE	YAM	78 Points
15	253	Jan Pancar	SLO	KTM	71 Points
16	93	Jago Geerts	BEL	YAM	68 Points
17	189	Brian Bogers	NED	FAN	61 Points
18	92	Valentin Guillod	SUI	YAM	59 Points
19	39	Roan Van De Moosdijk	NED	KTM	40 Points
20	84	Jeffrey Herlings	NED	KTM	36 Points
21	811	Adam Sterry	GBR	KTM	29 Points
22	87	Kevin Brumann	SUI	HUS	25 Points
23	226	Tom Koch	GER	BET	24 Points
24	411	Marcel Stauffer	AUT	KTM	18 Points
25	71	Maximilian Spies	GER	KTM	13 Points
26	300	Noah Ludwig	GER	KTM	11 Points
27	222	Antonio Cairoli	ITA	DUC	10 Points
28	326	Josh Gilbert	GBR	HON	9 Points
29	17	Cornelius Toendel	NOR	HON	7 Points
30	128	Ivo Monticelli	ITA	KAW	6 Points

MX2 Moto 1 Results
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Gap
1	8	Camden Mc Lellan	RSA	Triumph	—
2	1	Kay de Wolf	NED	Husqvarna	+0:03.027
3	80	Andrea Adamo	ITA	KTM	+0:04.610
4	26	Liam Everts	BEL	Husqvarna	+0:11.910
5	18	Valerio Lata	ITA	Honda	+0:36.882
6	172	Cas Valk	NED	KTM	+0:39.842
7	27	Simon Längenfelder	GER	KTM	+0:42.869
8	4	Rick Elzinga	NED	Yamaha	+0:51.174
9	19	Sacha Coenen	BEL	KTM	+0:53.425
10	73	Ferruccio Zanchi	ITA	Honda	+0:57.018
11	22	David Braceras	ESP	Honda	+0:57.453
12	9	Thibault Benistant	FRA	Yamaha	+1:08.080
13	319	Quentin Marc Prugnieres	FRA	KTM	+1:33.829
14	20	Julius Mikula	CZE	TM	+2:03.832
15	51	Oriol Oliver	ESP	KTM	+1 lap
16	256	Magnus Smith	DEN	KTM	+1 lap
17	368	Samuel Nilsson	ESP	Triumph	+1 lap
18	83	Maxime Grau	FRA	KTM	+1 lap
19	489	Jens Walvoort	NED	KTM	+1 lap
20	338	Filip Olsson	SWE	KTM	+1 lap
21	744	Saad Soulimani	MAR	TM	+1 lap
22	47	Karlis Alberts Reisulis	LAT	Yamaha	+1 lap
23	199	Petr Rathousky	CZE	KTM	+1 lap
24	414	Oscar Brix	DEN	KTM	+2 laps
25	62	Davide Zampino	ITA	KTM	+2 laps
26	401	Lotte Van Drunen	NED	Yamaha	+2 laps
27	938	Rodolfo Bicalho	BRA	KTM	+2 laps
28	473	Collin Wohnhas	GER	Husqvarna	+2 laps
29	114	Nicolas Vennekens	BEL	KTM	+2 laps
30	941	Lukas Albers	GER	KTM	+3 laps

MX2 Moto 2 Results
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Gap
1	9	Thibault Benistant	FRA	Yamaha	—
2	80	Andrea Adamo	ITA	KTM	+0:01.822
3	27	Simon Längenfelder	GER	KTM	+0:03.514
4	1	Kay de Wolf	NED	Husqvarna	+0:04.468
5	172	Cas Valk	NED	KTM	+0:32.127
6	51	Oriol Oliver	ESP	KTM	+0:36.412
7	19	Sacha Coenen	BEL	KTM	+0:45.012
8	73	Ferruccio Zanchi	ITA	Honda	+0:51.405
9	4	Rick Elzinga	NED	Yamaha	+0:52.984
10	47	Karlis Alberts Reisulis	LAT	Yamaha	+0:55.422
11	22	David Braceras	ESP	Honda	+1:12.872
12	83	Maxime Grau	FRA	KTM	+1:19.513
13	319	Quentin Marc Prugnieres	FRA	KTM	+1:23.940
14	18	Valerio Lata	ITA	Honda	+1:25.076
15	20	Julius Mikula	CZE	TM	+1:47.183
16	8	Camden Mc Lellan	RSA	Triumph	+1:48.513
17	256	Magnus Smith	DEN	KTM	+1:54.321
18	368	Samuel Nilsson	ESP	Triumph	+1 lap
19	744	Saad Soulimani	MAR	TM	+1 lap
20	338	Filip Olsson	SWE	KTM	+1 lap
21	489	Jens Walvoort	NED	KTM	+1 lap
22	199	Petr Rathousky	CZE	KTM	+1 lap
23	62	Davide Zampino	ITA	KTM	+1 lap
24	114	Nicolas Vennekens	BEL	KTM	+1 lap
25	414	Oscar Brix	DEN	KTM	+1 lap
26	938	Rodolfo Bicalho	BRA	KTM	+1 lap
27	401	Lotte Van Drunen	NED	Yamaha	+2 laps
28	941	Lukas Albers	GER	KTM	+2 laps
29	473	Collin Wohnhas	GER	Husqvarna	+8 laps
30	26	Liam Everts	BEL	Husqvarna	+18 laps

MX2 Round Overall
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Race 1	Race 2	Total
1	80	Andrea Adamo	ITA	KTM	20	22	42 Points
2	1	Kay de Wolf	NED	HUS	22	18	40 Points
3	9	Thibault Benistant	FRA	YAM	9	25	34 Points
4	27	Simon Längenfelder	GER	KTM	14	20	34 Points
5	172	Cas Valk	NED	KTM	15	16	31 Points
6	8	Camden Mc Lellan	RSA	TRI	25	5	30 Points
7	19	Sacha Coenen	BEL	KTM	12	14	26 Points
8	4	Rick Elzinga	NED	YAM	13	12	25 Points
9	73	Ferruccio Zanchi	ITA	HON	11	13	24 Points
10	18	Valerio Lata	ITA	HON	16	7	23 Points
11	51	Oriol Oliver	ESP	KTM	6	15	21 Points
12	22	David Braceras	ESP	HON	10	10	20 Points
13	26	Liam Everts	BEL	HUS	18	0	18 Points
14	319	Quentin Marc Prugnieres	FRA	KTM	8	8	16 Points
15	20	Julius Mikula	CZE	TM	7	6	13 Points
16	83	Maxime Grau	FRA	KTM	3	9	12 Points
17	47	Karlis Alberts Reisulis	LAT	YAM	0	11	11 Points
18	256	Magnus Smith	DEN	KTM	5	4	9 Points
19	368	Samuel Nilsson	ESP	TRI	4	3	7 Points
20	744	Saad Soulimani	MAR	TM	0	2	2 Points
21	338	Filip Olsson	SWE	KTM	1	1	2 Points
22	489	Jens Walvoort	NED	KTM	2	0	2 Points
23	199	Petr Rathousky	CZE	KTM	0	0	0 Points
24	62	Davide Zampino	ITA	KTM	0	0	0 Points
25	114	Nicolas Vennekens	BEL	KTM	0	0	0 Points
26	414	Oscar Brix	DEN	KTM	0	0	0 Points
27	938	Rodolfo Bicalho	BRA	KTM	0	0	0 Points
28	401	Lotte Van Drunen	NED	YAM	0	0	0 Points
29	941	Lukas Albers	GER	KTM	0	0	0 Points
30	473	Collin Wohnhas	GER	HUS	0	0	0 Points
31	524	Emile De Baere	BEL	HUS	0	0	0 Points

MX2 Championship Standings
Pos	No	Rider	Nat	Bike	Total Points
1	1	Kay de Wolf	NED	HUS	231 Points
2	27	Simon Längenfelder	GER	KTM	219 Points
3	80	Andrea Adamo	ITA	KTM	213 Points
4	26	Liam Everts	BEL	HUS	203 Points
5	9	Thibault Benistant	FRA	YAM	171 Points
6	19	Sacha Coenen	BEL	KTM	169 Points
7	8	Camden Mc Lellan	RSA	TRI	155 Points
8	172	Cas Valk	NED	KTM	151 Points
9	73	Ferruccio Zanchi	ITA	HON	121 Points
10	18	Valerio Lata	ITA	HON	111 Points
11	4	Rick Elzinga	NED	YAM	98 Points
12	319	Quentin Marc Prugnieres	FRA	KTM	95 Points
13	47	Karlis Alberts Reisulis	LAT	YAM	95 Points
14	22	David Braceras	ESP	HON	83 Points
15	51	Oriol Oliver	ESP	KTM	75 Points
16	20	Julius Mikula	CZE	TM	64 Points
17	317	Mathis Valin	FRA	KAW	46 Points
18	99	Guillem Farres	ESP	TRI	46 Points
19	256	Magnus Smith	DEN	KTM	30 Points
20	114	Nicolas Vennekens	BEL	KTM	18 Points
21	276	Nikolaj Skovbjerg	DEN	YAM	14 Points
22	83	Maxime Grau	FRA	KTM	12 Points
23	408	Scott Smulders	NED	TRI	10 Points
24	744	Saad Soulimani	MAR	TM	9 Points
25	368	Samuel Nilsson	ESP	TRI	9 Points
26	489	Jens Walvoort	NED	KTM	7 Points
27	28	Mathys Rossi	FRA	KTM	6 Points
28	696	Mike Gwerder	SUI	KTM	4 Points
29	44	Matheus Silva	BRA	YAM	4 Points
30	14	Bence Pergel	HUN	KTM	3 Points