Uddevalla MX2 Race 1: Sacha Coenen (KTM) secures a start-to-finish victory

Belgian Red Bull KTM factory rider Sacha Coenen won the first MX2 race in Uddevalla (Sweden). Pole-sitter Simon Längenfelder finished in 5th place.

MX2 Qualifying, Uddevalla: Simon Längenfelder wins, Farres retires

German Red Bull KTM factory rider Simon Längenfelder won the MX2 qualifying race for the Swedish Grand Prix in Uddevalla. World Championship leader Guillem Farres (Triumph) was forced to retire following a crash.

Motocross GP rider market: Exciting moves – Red Bull KTM springs a surprise

As the 2026 Motocross World Championship heads into the final stages of the season, further sensational changes are on the horizon. One of the key figures is the German Simon Längenfelder.

Fond memories for Pit Beirer: 35 years ago, he pulled off a sensational victory

KTM’s racing director Pit Beirer celebrated his first Motocross Grand Prix victory in 1991 at the age of 18 – of all places, in front of a raucous home crowd in Reil on the legendary ‘Heißer Stein’ track.

Joel Smets: Simon Längenfelder will decide for himself whether to change class

Now that defending his title has become a distant prospect for Red Bull KTM works rider Simon Längenfelder, there appear to be renewed considerations that he might remain in the MX2 class

After the Lommel podium: Simon Längenfelder’s (KTM) plans for the future

Simon Längenfelder (KTM) finished third on the podium in Lommel with a 2-3 result, but he now trails the leader by 70 points. This means the prospect of defending his title is now a distant prospect.

Camden Mc Lellan (Triumph) remained unbeatable in Lommel, Längenfelder finished 3rd

With victories in both races, South African Triumph works rider Camden Mc Lellan won the Grand Prix of Flanders in Lommel ahead of World Championship leader Guillem Farres (Triumph) and Simon Längenfelder (KTM).

Lommel: Camden Mc Lellan (Triumph) wins Race 1 ahead of Simon Längenfelder

Despite a poor start, pole-sitter Camden Mc Lellan (Triumph) won the first race of the MX2 class in the deep sand at Lommel, ahead of the cleverly riding defending champion Simon Längenfelder (KTM).

Lommel: Why were the Sarholz-KTM riders Tom Koch and Noah Ludwig absent?

The Sarholz-KTM team, featuring Tom Koch and Noah Ludwig, was absent from Lommel. The team decided to compete in the German Championships on the forest circuit at Bielstein.