News Highlights MX2 Time Practice | 2025 MXGP of Sweden

So highlights then from that MX2 qualifying time practice session. Riders released out on track. That was the aerial view you see there, left side of the screen. All the new changes on track. Sascha Koenig was one of the first, probably the first rider on track on his Red Bull KTM. And he was the early pace setter. But eventually he would come home in 7th place despite all of his hard efforts. Came in, made some changes. Everts had already been in. He had like a slight knock to the knee earlier. Maybe a stone on the knee, Ruben Terleren said to us afterwards. But then he went back out, posted his 10th best time. And that time was a 1.50.329. He's 1.4 seconds back off the pace. Carlos Reychelis was having a good time as well. And then eventually he got pushed down to 11th. But the Monstrosity Yamaha rider would be pretty much middle of the gate, I would imagine. When he lines up. Championship leader Simon Langevelde was also a man in a hurry. His best lap coming right at the end on lap 10. Well, 1.49.023 to move to within just over a tenth behind Simon Langevelde, behind Thibaut Benistain. Mathis Valland had gone to second until Langevelde put that lap in at the end. Valland eventually coming home in third. And for Mathis Valland, who already had a pole. And actually, since France, he has not been outside of the top ten, Mathis Valland. So that's pretty consistent going. But Thibaut Benistain for the second time this year with a pole in the time practice session. That was in England. Health and safety would rule this event null and void, wouldn't it? But it's part of the attraction here in Uddevalla, the Glimminger Motor Stadium. Fans up on the hillside there. Thibaut Benistain for the second time this year will go to the line on pole for the qualifying race later on today. Simon Langevelde just over a tenth behind him. Valland two tenths further back. Then Latte, another two tenths behind him. Then we've got Ferrez in fifth. De Wolff sixth. Sascha Koenigsegg seventh. McClellan eighth on his final lap. Pushing Adamo down to nine. Everts down to ten. Then we've got Carlos Reichlis. Maxim Gros. Kaz Volk. Rick Elsinger. Jens Walvoort. Julius Miekele. Aurelio Oliver back this weekend. Kai Karsmakers. Pelle Gundersen. Can't miss him. He's in bright pink. And Magnus Smith. And then we've got Olsen. Pekka Lai. Moen De Beur. Bennekens. And Picaglio. We'll take a break and we will be back in, what, two minutes time? A minute and a half with the MXG P-Time practice session. We'll see you then.