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MXGP of Latvia · MXGP Race 2

Jorge Prado won MXGP Race 2 at MXGP of Latvia on 9 June 2024, round 9 of the FIM Motocross World Championship. The fastest lap of the session was 2:02.032, set by Jorge Prado (#1). 28 riders are classified over 17 laps.

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Classification

PosNo.RiderLapsBest lap
11Jorge Prado172:02.032
2243Tim Gajser172:02.221
384Jeffrey Herlings172:02.934
4259Glenn Coldenhoff172:04.712
5189Brian Bogers172:05.146
691Jeremy Seewer172:05.292
710Calvin Vlaanderen172:04.488
892Valentin Guillod172:06.268
924Kevin Horgmo172:06.206
10101Mattia Guadagnini172:07.041
1117Cornelius Toendel172:08.127
12161Alvin Östlund162:09.051
13253Jan Pancar162:07.744
13128Ivo Monticelli132:08.624
1487Kevin Brumann162:09.445
1471Maximilian Spies122:07.565
1545Tomas Kohut162:10.264
166Benoit Paturel162:11.118
1752Albin Gerhardsson162:12.040
17326Josh Gilbert42:10.701
18637Tomass Sileika162:11.429
19684Uldis Freibergs162:12.786
19132Andrea Bonacorsi122:09.075
20142Jere Haavisto162:08.312
21991Mark Scheu162:15.298
22181Domantas Jazdauskas162:14.465
23365Nikolaj Skovgaard162:15.390
24104Aleksei Vinogradov142:22.393

Lap-by-lap analysis

Lap pace

Lap-by-lap pace for every rider classified in MXGP Race 2 at MXGP of Latvia, round 9 of the FIM Motocross World Championship, including Jorge Prado's fastest lap of 2:02.032.

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Positions

How the running order changed through MXGP Race 2 at MXGP of Latvia, from the start to Jorge Prado's win.

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Sector breakdown

Sector times and the ideal lap for MXGP Race 2 at MXGP of Latvia, round 9 of the FIM Motocross World Championship.

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