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MXGP of China · MX2 Race 1

Lucas Coenen won MX2 Race 1 at MXGP of China on 16 September 2024, round 19 of the FIM Motocross World Championship. The fastest lap of the session was 1:40.575, set by Karlis Reisulis (#47). 19 riders are classified over 19 laps.

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Classification

Pos	No.	Rider	Laps	Best lap
1	96	Lucas Coenen	19	1:41.041
2	516	Simon Längenfelder	19	1:41.158
3	74	Kay de Wolf	19	1:40.997
4	11	Mikkel Haarup	19	1:41.778
5	72	Liam Everts	19	1:41.546
6	80	Andrea Adamo	19	1:41.715
7	8	Camden Mc Lellan	19	1:42.388
8	198	Thibault Benistant	19	1:43.104
9	44	Rick Elzinga	19	1:41.624
10	47	Karlis Reisulis	19	1:40.575
11	22	David Braceras	19	1:43.140
12	73	Ferruccio Zanchi	19	1:43.181
13	33	Kay Karssemakers	19	1:43.126
14	489	Jens Walvoort	19	1:43.614
15	754	Jayce Cosford	19	1:44.774
16	139	Shaohui Zou	16	1:55.705
16	767	Haoyu LI	12	1:49.842
17	66	Xiangliang Fang	16	1:58.307
17	48	Brodie Connolly	6	1:44.840

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in MX2 Race 1 at MXGP of China, round 19 of the FIM Motocross World Championship, including Karlis Reisulis's fastest lap of 1:40.575.

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Positions

How the running order changed through MX2 Race 1 at MXGP of China, from the start to Lucas Coenen's win.

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Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for MX2 Race 1 at MXGP of China, round 19 of the FIM Motocross World Championship.

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