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Setback for Simon Längenfelder (KTM) at Loket: crash and retirement!

Defending champion Simon Längenfelder (KTM) was forced to retire from the second race following a crash. He attempted to block World Championship leader Guillem Farres (Triumph). This resulted in a collision and a crash.

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Defending champion Simon Längenfelder took the early lead in the second MX2 race at Loket. Liam Everts (Husqvarna) overtook the German, followed shortly afterwards by World Championship leader Guillem Farres (Triumph). Längenfelder was not prepared to accept this, however, and fought his way back, attacking the Spaniard with an aggressive block pass in a right-hand bend.

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Guillem Farres, for his part, held his ground, resulting in a collision. Längenfelder lost his balance, hit the ground hard and braced himself with his forearms. Suffering from severe pain in his right forearm, he was subsequently unable to hold onto the handlebars. Following the crash, he had dropped from 3rd to 19th place. The defending champion headed for the pits and withdrew from the race. In terms of his title defence, this incident was a major setback. Details regarding the severity of his injuries are not yet known.

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Pos
#
Driver
Driver
Rounds
Time
Fastest Lap
Points

01

26

Liam Everts

Liam Everts

18

33:57,774

1:49,406

25

02

99

Guillem Farres

Guillem Farres

18

+6,000

1:49,274

22

03

47

Kārlis Alberts Reišulis

Kārlis Alberts Reišulis

18

+8,232

1:50,561

20

04

8

Camden McLellan

Camden McLellan

18

+10,540

1:50,835

18

05

772

Janis Reisulis

Janis Reisulis

18

+24,233

1:50,678

16

06

83

Maxime Grau

Maxime Grau

18

+47,842

1:51,692

15

07

19

Sacha Coenen

Sacha Coenen

18

+54,803

1:50,738

14

08

33

Kay Karssemakers

Kay Karssemakers

18

+59,452

1:53,142

13

09

20

Julius Mikula

Julius Mikula

18

+1:08,814

1:51,726

12

10

574

Gyan Doensen

Gyan Doensen

18

+1:15,477

1:53,625

11

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