The Spanish Jorge Prado (GasGas) The Swedish GP, held in Uddevalla and the fifteenth round of the World Championship of the premier motocross category (MXGP), finished this Sunday in third place, containing the brilliance of his pursuer, the Frenchman. Romain Febvre (Kawasaki).
With four tests to go in the Championship, the Lugo driver maintains a solid lead in the overall standings. Accumulate 770 points, Febvre’s 672 and Swiss’s 603 Jeremy Seewer (Yamaha)which repeated the success in the Nordic test.
Prado dominated the qualifying race for the tenth time this season on Saturday and this Sunday he consolidated his command by winning the first race with authority by taking advantage of the fall suffered by Febvre when he pressed him.
The Spaniard got away and although the Frenchman got up and continued his march, he was no longer a rival. Prado won the round with an advantage of 11,326 over his rival and 19,740 against Seever, who reigned second in the rain, giving him the Grand Prix victory.
Meadow he was more cautious in this second race. Seewer and Febvre were ahead and the Spaniard settled for sixth place which he maintained but was unable to improve despite trying to overtake the Slovenian in the closing laps. Tim Gajserdefending champion and is still on track to be competitive again after re-emerging four events ago, in the Czech Republic, after a season-long absence.
In the end, in the balance of the whole weekend, Prado and Febvre equalized the three scoring tests out of 50, a positive fact for the Galician in his aim to reach his first world title in the premier class after the two he achieved in MX2.
Meanwhile, the Galician too Ruben Fernandez (Honda) he took sixth and eighth, solidifying him in fifth place in the World Cup with 521 points, 32 behind the Dutch. Glenn Coldenhoff (Yamaha) and has a difference of 23 compared to the Dutchman as well Calvin Vlanderen (Yamaha).
The next test, the Dutch Grand Prix, will be held next Sunday in Arnhem.
Source: La Verdad
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