RAM Qualifying Highlights | MXGP of Flanders 2024

Here's what happened round 14 of the FAM Motocross World Championship. The MXGP of Flanders at Lommel. Liam Evans getting tagged bars down the start straight. Sascha Koonen served his way to maintain two wheels and come out around about fourth or fifth place. But it was Lukas Koonen who hit the line first ahead of Simon Langenfelder, Kai de Woerf just behind him. But as they hit the next quarter Langenfelder took over the lead. And then these two battled and that held each other up. And then from out of nowhere opening lap De Woerf from third to second and then from second to first. This all on the opening lap. Lukas Koonen then got on to the inside of Langenfelder heading into the next left hander. This was the start of the next lap to take over second place. And he started really battling his teammate. Liam Evans coming through traffic. He found his way past Camden McClelland. And then Karlis Racialis to move up into sixth place. And then a couple of corners later he went down to ninth. He would eventually come home in fifth position. Camden McClelland on the Montserrat Elite Triumph got the better of Racialis as he moved up into sixth place just after the halfway point. Top right corner of your screen. That was Lukas Koonen going out of second position as he was challenging De Woerf. And that was pretty much the nail in the coffin as far as the race win was concerned. Nicol Harp out of the race on lap six. He was in sixth position. But it was Kai De Woerf who crossed the line to win from Lukas Koonen, Simon Langenfelder, Rick Elsinger and Liam Evans. Official confirmation then. De Woerf, Lukas Koonen, Langenfelder, Elsinger, Evans your top five from McClelland, Racialis and Sacha Koonen. Just behind them Grujo Zanki and Scott Smulders. De Woerf still leads. In the MXGP ramp qualifying race. Geoffrey Hurlings over on the right-hand side. He got into a tussle with Valandren as they headed into that first turn. But it was Jorge Prado from Tim Geisser, Isaac Gifting and Calvin Valandren who reached the second corner. Hurlings tried to go around the outside. He emerged in around about fifth or sixth place. But Prado led from Tim Geisser. Gifting lost third position as Valandren came around the outside on the opening lap to move into third place. And then Hurlings found his way past the Swede to move into fourth. It's more of a gift from Gifting. Gifting clearly not feeling himself because he eventually faded down to 21st place. Hurlings then got on the charge and on lap five passed Valandren to move into third. Kevin Horkmo bottom right. Two passes in a couple of corners. First past the Frenchman Roman Fevrer and then the 1.32 of Bonacorsi as he took over at sixth place by the halfway mark. Fevrer quickly past the Italian as well as he moved into seventh. Then with a couple of laps into the halfway mark. Jeffery Hurlings neatly down the inside of Geisser who didn't really put up too much resistance. That was for second place. Horkmo wasn't done yet and his way past Brian Bogus to move into fifth. Bogus came home in sixth place. His teammate Gleb Koltonov didn't finish the race. This was the final lap. Hurlings down the inside of Prado. The pass didn't happen for the lead and it was Jorge Prado who went on to win from Hurlings, Tim Geisser and Calvin Valandren. Horkmo running out the top five, Bogus was sixth, Fevrer seventh, Conrad Hughes who was third in time practice came home in eighth place. Bonacorsi nine and Jeremy See were ten. And at the top of the championship of course Geisser loses a couple of points to Prado. Hurlings loses a point to the Spaniard as well but no real change in the top eight.