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Herlings completes 2024 MXGP campaign with valued bronze medal after 3rd overall in Spanish season closer

Jeffrey Herlings signed off a full and successful 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship season with 3rd position at the Grand Prix of Castilla la Mancha today in Cozar. The Red Bull KTM Factory Racing man lifted his fifteenth trophy of a year in which he was one of three riders battling for the title in the 20th and final round of the term. He was P1 in the 40th and final moto.

The third Grand Prix on Spanish soil this season brought MXGP to a new venue; Cozar in Cuidad Real and the southern center of the country. The teams had taken one week to breathe and recover from the journey back to Europe after an eventful Grand Prix of China and travelled to the hardpack and slick circuit eager for discovery and to wrap the MXGP championship.

On Saturday Herlings raced to 2nd in the last RAM Qualification Heat and confirmed the second pick of slots in the start gate for Sunday. In MX2 Adamo was 9th.

Sunday started hot and the temperatures increased as a decent crowd travelled to Cozar anticipating title fights in both classes. Herlings was pushed wide in the first corner of the opening moto and exited the track. He reentered the course after the first jump and was later penalized three positions, dropping from a charge to 3rd on track to 6th. In the second moto Herlings made a great start in 2nd place and through dusty conditions passed world champion Jorge Prado to take the checkered flag.

Herlings accumulated 944 points from forty motos and nineteen Saturday RAM Qualification Heat races this year. He won four Grands Prix, 13 motos and managed 15 podiums after a long and solid campaign of racing from February to early October. He was just 42 points from Tim Gajser in 2nd place and 52 from Jorge Prado in 1st.

Jeffrey Herlings, 6th and 1st for 3rd overall in MXGP: “I don’t agree to have been docked three positions in the first moto. It hurts a little bit. Overall it’s been a positive championship. It could have been better for the final result if my starts were there but that’s also something I have work on. Congratulations to Jorge. He was the best and he deserves it this year.”

Results MXGP Castilla la Mancha 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 1-4
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 2-3
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 6-1

Final MXGP standings 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 996 points
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 986
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 944

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Herlings back on the box with 3rd place at steaming MXGP Chinese Grand Prix

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing journeyed to a hot and demanding Shanghai for the second-ever Grand Prix of China and to the impressive Shanghai International Off-road Circuit where Jeffrey Herlings jumped back onto the MXGP podium with 3rd overall.

The second MXGP at the Shanghai International Off-road Circuit was reduced to a one-day format due to adverse weather conditions. A typhoon warning in the region obliged qualification and races to be shifted from the Sunday/Monday schedule to just Sunday morning and with a single Free/Timed Practice session to decide the start gate in place of the usual RAM Qualification heat. The site itself is modern and primed for world championship racing and houses a long, quick and hard-pack track featuring a loose and sandy top layer of terrain.

Jeffrey Herlings was the only member of the Red Bull KTM rider roster with experience of the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix but the Dutchman was dealing with painful cracked ribs and the burn to his arm after his crash in Turkey last weekend. Herlings managed P5 in Timed Practice for the gate.

In the first MXGP race Herlings moved up from a top six position on the first lap to grab 3rd by the flag. In the second moto he also cautiously built his speed and recovered ground to place 4th and ensured his fourteenth trophy of the campaign.

Herlings is 3rd in the MXGP World Championship and sits 48 points behind new leader Jorge Prado after Tim Gajser had a technical issue in the first moto. He trails Gajser by 41 with a maximum of 60 points up for grabs this season. Herlings has already confirmed a top three ranking for 2024.

The series finale, the Grand Prix of Castilla la Mancha, will take place on September 28-29 and will be followed by the Motocross of Nations at Matterley Basin in the UK.

Jeffrey Herlings, 3rd and 4th for 3rd overall in MXGP: “The silly crash in Turkey meant I broke two ribs and although I could ride today it was anything but nice! The championship was out of the picture so I just wanted to do what I could and go home safely. It was short trip and tough for the body but I’m a big fan of the one-day format. It’s been good to come here. It’s a world championship so we should be here and is positive for the brands. It was a good event and the track was nice. My ultimate goal was to finish the season this year and go the whole way for the first time since 2017 without missing one race and we’re almost there.”

Results MXGP China 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 2-1
2. Romain Febvre (FRA), Kawasaki, 1-3
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 3-4

Standings MXGP 2024 after 19 of 20 rounds
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 943 points
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 936
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 895

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Jeffrey Herlings sixth in MXGP of Turkiye

The final month of the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship began with the trip to Afyon and the Grand Prix of Turkey, round 18 of 20 in the series and before rushes to China and Spain to close the series. Dry and hot conditions saw Jeffrey Herlings rebound from a tough first moto to rank 6th overall.

Turkey is the first of two eastern trips for MXGP, and the flat and familiar layout of Afyon staged the eighth Grand Prix in the country and brought the series back to Afyonkarahisar. The circuit was first used in 2018. Warm and predictable weather and a hard-packed and rough course were the main challenges for the riders in the MXGP and MX2 classes. The championships are narrowing, and Red Bull KTM are firmly in the fight for medal positions.

On Saturday the RAM Qualification races saw Herlings power his way to a good start and then the lead. He classified 3rd for the same choice of positions in the gate for Sunday.
On Sunday the heat remained high, and the track was slick in places. Herlings almost crashed after contact with Romain Febvre out of the gate of the first moto. He rallied back to the top six on the first lap but then crashed and burnt his arm. Jeffrey was able to remount and score 10th. After some treatment he throttled across the fast layout for 3rd.
Two rounds and four motos remain this season. Herlings is 3rd in the championship standings and 39 points from 2nd and 53 from the red plate.

Onto China and the long trip to Shanghai.

Jeffrey Herlings, 10th and 3rd for 6th overall in MXGP: “I believe Jorge, Tim and me were the fastest guys this weekend but they both finished on the podium and I crashed in the first moto and lost a lot of time, as well as burning my arm on the exhaust. In was in quite some pain. I had to come from last for P10. I managed to be good in the second moto but it was almost impossible to pass on this track. We just followed each other. No podium today. I’m looking forward to China. The season is coming to an end and two races to go. Realistically the championship is going to be very difficult but we’ll do what we can.”

Results MXGP Turkey 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 3-1
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 4-2
3. Jeremy Seewer (SUI) Kawasaki 1-6
6. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 10-3

Standings MXGP 2024 after 18 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 910 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 896
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 857

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Jeffrey Herlings second in MXGP of Switzerland

The Grand Prix of Switzerland represented the third weekend in a row of FIM World Championship action for Jeffrey Herlings as MXGP landed in the rain-hit and rough terrain of Frauenfeld. Jeffrey Herlings finished runner-up for his thirteenth podium of the season with the KTM 450 SX-F.

Hot sunshine initially bathed the facility of Frauenfeld; a short distance from the city of Zurich for the Swiss GP and the third MXGP fixture in succession after trips to Sweden and the Netherlands. Red Bull KTM came into the latest meeting having won three of the last five rounds and with Jeffrey Herlings on an eleven-podium streak.

Herlings had to battle back from top ten and mid-pack starts in the two motos. The Dutchman was strong and adventurous with his lines and although he was not able to add to his moto win tally of 12 in 2024 to-date, he did reach 2nd place both times for the next best score. Jeffrey is still 3rd in the championship and needs 22 points more than Jorge Prado to move into P2.

Three races – Turkey, China and Spain – remain on the calendar and with a maximum haul of 180 points to win. The habitual stop for MXGP on Turkish soil means the eighteenth Grand Prix of the year will rush around the flat hardpack of Afyonkarahisar in a fortnight.

Jeffrey Herlings, 2nd and 2nd for 2nd overall in MXGP: “Today was tough. My start was actually really good in the first moto but somehow I still ended up having to work back from 10th to 2nd. Second moto – I don’t know how – I was almost last. I did a lot of passing and by the time I got to 2nd then Tim [Gajser] had too much of a gap. In the sand you can go for it and make a three-lap sprint but here you push and end-up going backwards. I showed I had great speed again and I think my starts will be better in the next races because of the higher elevation. We’ll see. We’ve also been working on 2025 already and think we’ll also have something really good on the technical side for next year. I like Turkey and I was good in China the last time we went. The end of the season is coming quick and hopefully we can add another win.”

Results MXGP Switzerland 2024
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 1-1
2. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 2-2
3. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 3-3

Standings MXGP 2024 after 17 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 860 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 842
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 818

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Sandmaster Herlings owns home Grand Prix for fourth MXGP victory of 2024

MXGP ploughed back into the sand for the Grand Prix of the Netherlands and the Arnhem terrain was the scene for Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Jeffrey Herlings to go 1-1 for the third time this season with his KTM 450 SX-F.

For the second year in a row the Dutch Grand Prix was hosted by the compact and sandy Motorsportpark Gelderland circuit in Arnhem. Jeffrey Herlings was attempting his first MXGP outing at the venue after missing the 2023 event. Hot and bright weather greeted both days of action at the rippled, technical and physical layout.

On Saturday the RAM Qualification race decided the gate positions for the two Grand Prix motos on Sunday as well as providing the riders with their first opportunity to snare world championship points for the weekend. Herlings took his works KTM 450 SX-F to 4th position after a top ten start.

Sunday saw Herlings in superb form despite a back complaint. He took his time to make progress in the first moto but passed his title rivals to comfortably own the checkered flag. #84’s start was better in the second race and he was able to control the 30 minute and 2-lap distance from the front of the pack; winning his twelfth moto of the year by almost ten seconds.

Jeffrey Herlings now has eleven consecutive podium finishes and twelve for the season as well as 15 career wins on home soil. The points haul means he is 3rd in the standings: just 35 from the red plate and 26 from P2.

Jeffrey Herlings, 1st and 1st for 1st overall in MXGP: “I struggled with a painful back this week. It was something I had to deal with: I’m getting old! Today was quite OK. 1-1 was what I was hoping for. I made work for myself in the first moto but started picking off riders and coming back. I almost made a mistake in the second moto, even if the start was better. The competition is so strong. I’m super-proud of another 1-1 and now up to 107. I’m happy and blessed.”

Results MXGP Netherlands 2024
1. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 1-1
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 2-2
3. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 4-3

Standings MXGP 2024 after 16 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 801 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 792
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 766

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Tenth MXGP podium in a row for Herlings ith 3rd place in Sweden

Jeffrey Herlings of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing started another back-to-back Grand Prix stint at Uddevalla and the annual trip to Sweden. The fifteenth MXGP fixture of the year took place in sunny, warm and breezy conditions north of Gothenburg and Jeffrey Herlings finished 3rd with his KTM 450 SX-F

Uddevalla, one of the longest-serving, time-honored venues on the MXGP calendar, altered the hard-packed stony layout to generate more lines and passing places for the 2024 Swedish Grand Prix. The changes increased the technicality of the course but starts were still at a premium for podium potential. A large crowd filled the rocky hillsides in the first of three consecutive weekends that will pull the championship to the Netherlands and then to Switzerland.

Saturday’s RAM Qualification race saw Jeffrey Herlings recover from a first turn crash (when he couldn’t avoid a fallen rider) to grab 7th and salvage some championship points as well as secure a reasonable slot in the gate for the motos on Sunday. In the MX2 Heat Liam Everts was 5th, with Sacha Coenen nursing sore legs after a tumble in practice but able to score 7th and Andrea Adamo ranked 10th in his comeback to the class.

On Sunday Herlings was nudged off the track around the second corner of the opening MXGP race. The Dutchman entered ‘salvage mode’ from that moment and only a small mistake and stall midway through the last lap prevented him from capturing a decent 4th place. The second moto start was better, and he immediately slotted into P2 on the first lap. Jeffrey tried to close to Jorge Prado, particularly through the backmarkers, and came close on the final circulation. He briefly had to pick-up and recover the #84 machine after a slip. Jeffrey sustained a bang to his left hand but made sure of 2nd place and 3rd overall.

Arnhem, sand and home territory for Jeffrey Herlings now lies in store as the Motorsportpark Gelderland stages the sixteenth Grand Prix of the campaign and welcomes the world championship for the second year in a row.

Jeffrey Herlings, 5th and 2nd for 3rd overall in MXGP: “This wasn’t an easy one. I had nowhere to go at the start on Saturday and this is definitely not the easiest of tracks for passing. I got back some points. I had work to do in the first moto after being pushed out: this did not help. A good start finally arrived in the second moto. I was behind Jorge [Prado] and I kept the distance but then had a pretty big one on the last lap. I still managed to finish on the podium and we have ten in a row now so I hope to keep the streak going. Next up is Arnhem. I hope my hand will be OK and it doesn’t feel too bad. The home GP always gives you the extra little boost usually and I hope I can use that to my advantage.”

Results MXGP Sweden 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 1-1
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 2-3
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 5-2

Standings MXGP 2024 after 15 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 757 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 740
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 709

Photocredits – Ray Archer

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Herlings rules the sand in Belgium for third MXGP win of 2024

More trophies, more celebrations and continued success in 2024 MXGP for Red Bull KTM Factory Racing as Jeffrey Herlings demonstrated his superlative skill in sandy conditions once again to win a hot and sunny Grand Prix of Flanders at Lommel. The Dutchman went 1-1 at round 14 of 20 to snare his third victory of the year and tenth podium appearance (nine in a row) with the KTM 450 SX-F.

For the eleventh year in a row Lommel staged the Belgian stop on the MXGP calendar and the versatile but brutally rough and sapping sand close to the Dutch border was another dauting terrain for the world’s fastest Grand Prix riders.

Jeffrey Herlings rode to a strong 2nd position on an overcast Saturday and for an exciting RAM Qualification Heat where he almost seized P1. In the MX2 class Liam Everts was the squad’s top runner with 5th place and after fighting back from an early mistake.

Many eyes and a lot of support from a large crowd at Lommel centered on Herlings for a sunny Sunday. His charge from 2nd to the front was briefly interrupted by a collision with a backmarker in the first moto but #84 was able to drop his lap-times and grasp the checkered flag. In the second chase Herlings started well and again pursued the leader – this time without issues – and swept into P1 on lap eight of 16. The result marked his second ‘1-1’ of the term and enlarges his haul of moto wins to 10. Jeffrey has classified in the top three 14 times from the last 15 starts.

The MXGP standings are narrowing. After banking 59 points in Belgium, Herlings is now less than 40 from the peak of the table.

MXGP will cross water towards the west coast of Sweden and to Uddevalla for round 15 in two weeks’ time.

Jeffrey Herlings, 1st and 1st for 1st overall in MXGP: “It’s been a really good weekend. First moto I was trying to overtake the same guy a couple of times and ended-up hitting him and banging my knee. That meant I had to warm-it-up and take it a big easy at the start of the second moto. Jorge [Prado] has been really strong at the start of races so I had to make a rhythm and try not to blow up. I passed him and made a little gap and then managed it. Every point counts, and I fought for every one today. It’s a fun track and I obviously I’m strong in the sand. I was beaten in Sardinia but I’ve been getting better and better and riding more like my old self. I’m looking forward to the next one and then soon my home GP.”

Overall MXGP Lommel:
1 Jeffrey Herlings 50 Pnt
2 Jorge Prado 44 Pnt
3 Romain Febvre 38 Pnt
4 Tim Gajser 34 Pnt
5 Glenn Coldenhoff 30 Pnt

World Championship Standings MXGP:
1 Tim Gajser 705 Pnt
2 Jorge Prado 681 Pnt
3 Jeffrey Herlings 667 Pnt
4 Calvin Vlaanderen 507 Pnt
5 Jeremy Seewer 479 Pnt

Photocredits – Ray Archer

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Eight MXGP podium finish in a row for Herlings with impressive Czech Republik comeback

The Grand Prix of Czech Republic gave Red Bull KTM Factory Racing their nineteenth trophy of the 2024 FIM Motocross World Championship and from thirteen rounds as Jeffrey Herlings went 1-4 for 3rd overall in MXGP around the quick but tricky course near the town of Loket.

MXGP landed back on European turf and for the slick and compact dirt of Loket and the Grand Prix of Czech Republic. The historic layout close to the spa town of Karlovy Vary is a tight and narrow trajectory that winds across the hillside setting and draws a diverse collection of fans from across the continent. Loket has hosted Czech GP every year since 2002, with the exception of 2020.

Sunny and warm conditions coated both days of action in western Czech Republic and Jeffrey Herlings took his KTM 450 SX-F to a steady 3rd position in Saturday’s RAM Qualification race and a decent slot for the wide and long start straight.

Starts were at a premium on Sunday. Herlings moved up from the top five to 2nd in the first laps of the opening moto and then stalked World Champion Jorge Prado to seize the lead at mid-race distance. He then eased to his 200th career checkered flag. In the second moto the Dutchman went down entering the second corner. He swiftly fought back to the top half of the leaderboard but then clipped the rear wheel of another rider and again had remount, pull the pin and find time where possible. Herlings’ speed and skills dragged him up to 4th place, less than ten seconds from the winner, meaning a solid salvage operation with P3 to show for his efforts: just one point from the overall runner-up slot. JH84 is 3rd in the world championship standings but just 19 points from 2nd and 55 from the red plate.

The annual swing from Loket to Lommel and hardpack to deep sand sees MXGP travel west and to the northern tip of Belgium for round fourteen next weekend.

Jeffrey Herlings, 1st and 4th for 3rd overall in MXGP: “I felt like my old self from a few years ago today. I am still improving, and these kinds of tracks are not easy for me. I went from 5th to 1st in the first moto and wanted to make another statement in the second but I messed up; maybe a bit too much confidence. From dead last to 13th and then I hit someone’s rear wheel and had to do it again. Speed was good, fitness was good but luck was not on my side today. So, not great, not bad and to win my 200th moto was pretty special, nobody else has reached that amount. Still seven races to go and I’m looking forward to the next one.”

Results MXGP Czech Republic 2024
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 3-1
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 2-2
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 1-4
12. Mattia Guadagnini (ITA), Husqvarna 8-16

Standings MXGP 2024 after 13 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 663 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 627
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 608
12. Mattia Guadagnini (ITA), Husqvarna, 194

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Double moto victory for Jeffrey Herlings in Lombok

Jeffrey Herlings was perfect on Saturday and Sunday for a second consecutive weekend of action at the rough and temporary facility of Selaparang for the Grand Prix of Lombok. The familiar flat setting of Selaparang welcome the MXGP paddock for the second time in a week but with a reversed layout to offer some diversity for the racers of the MXGP and MX2 divisions. The weather conditions remained sunny and hot and the fast track was sandy and loose in places and hard and slick in others.

Jeffrey Herlings rode to 1st (Pole) position in the Saturday RAM Qualification Heat; the Dutchman had earned P1 the previous weekend and repeated the feat with an effective stalk of Tim Gajser. He obtained a favorable gate position for the two motos on Sunday as well as 10 more points to his championship total.

Herlings was once more able to count on a decent getaway in the first GP moto and he began a successful pursuit of Tim Gajser that saw the #84 head the field with three laps to go. His winning margin was over seven seconds at the flag. Hunting his first 1-1 of the season Herlings blasted to the front of the pack inside the first two corners in the second moto and started to build his race rhythm, despite a small technical issue. The relentlessness was good enough for a worthy 1-1 scorecard and the former multi world champion’s first ‘perfect’ Sunday haul of points (as well as the Quali Heat win) since the 2023 Latvian Grand Prix.

Jeffrey now has seven Grand Prix podium finishes in a row and eight for the season. His work in Lombok means he is 3rd in the championship standings but has narrowed the gap to the red plate to 51 points.

Now onto the hardpack of Loket. The Grand Prix of Czech Republic will bring MXGP up to speed again on July 20-21.

Jeffrey Herlings, 1st and 1st for 1st overall in MXGP: “Very happy. The KTM kept being so strong, so I have to give it up to the guys and the whole Red Bull KTM team; Pit, Roberts and the crew at home. 1-1-1 for the first time this year so I’m very pleased. Tim was pushing today. This is a good way to head back to Europe and I feel like we are getting better and better.”

Results MXGP Lombok 2024
1. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 1-1
2. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 2-2
3. Calvin Vlaanderen (NED), Yamaha, 3-3
4. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 4-5

Standings MXGP 2024 after 12 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 608 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 574
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 557

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Jeffrey Herlings second in the MXGP of West Nusa Tenggara

Jeffrey Herlings of the Red Bull KTM Factory team finished second overall in the MXGP of West Nusa Tenggara. Herlings won the qualifying heat and the first moto. After a crash in the second moto he came home in second, which gave him second overall.

MXGP launched the second half of the 2024 FIM world championship by decamping to the island of Lombok and a double-header at the Selaparang circuit. The Grand Prix of West Nusa Tenggara was the first of back-to-back Indonesian dates at the same venue. The initial hot and humid meeting saw Red Bull KTM’s Jeffrey Herlings filling the second step of the MXGP podium.

Saturday saw Herlings already up to speed and gelling with the man-made circuit. The Dutchman stalked and passed Tim Gajser to win the RAM Qualification Heat by a comfortable margin and bank 10 points as well as Pole Position.

On Sunday Herlings rode a near-perfect first moto, leading from the opening lap until the flag with a ten second margin after the 30 minutes and 2 lap distance. It was his fifth moto success of the season (making him the rider with the second highest total of wins so far in 2024). In the second race Herlings was again attacking the heavily watered terrain in P1 until a mistake put him on the ground and back to 3rd. He was able to get back to 2nd and his 1-2 card put him level on points with Jorge Prado but as runner-up for the day. It was the seventh rostrum of 2024 for the former multi world champ.

Jeffrey Herlings, 1st and 2nd for 2nd overall in MXGP: “1-1-2: a decent weekend. A shame about the second moto and the watering. I had to hit my handlebar and lever a few times to get them back into place after the crash but I was lucky I could ride again in 3rd place. It was tough. At the end of the moto the lines got so much deeper and rougher. I still managed to close a bit to Jorge but I didn’t want to take more risks. Not bad.”

Results MXGP West Nusa Tenggara 2024
1. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 2-1
2. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 1-2
3. Calvin Vlaanderen (NED), Yamaha, 4-4
7. Mattia Guadagnini (ITA), Husqvarna 10-7

Standings MXGP 2024 after 11 of 20 rounds
1. Tim Gajser (SLO), Honda, 555 points
2. Jorge Prado (ESP), GASGAS, 533
3. Jeffrey Herlings (NED), Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 497
13. Mattia Guadagnini (ITA), Husqvarna, 146

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