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GASGAS Factory Racing's Jorge Prado and Simon Längenfelder experienced a rollercoaster weekend at the 2024 Motocross of Nations in Matterley Basin.
Despite strong performances and impressive comebacks, both riders faced challenges on the demanding track. Prado finished 7th overall, while Längenfelder showcased his grit to claim the 3rd spot in MX2.
Representing Spain in MXGP, Jorge Prado secured the fastest qualifying time and notched his 149th career holeshot. However, he struggled to maintain his pace and finished 7th in the race.
Racing for Germany in MX2, Simon Längenfelder had to fight back from a crash in the first moto. He made a remarkable recovery to finish 3rd in the second moto and overall in MX2.
The GASGAS duo demonstrated incredible determination throughout the weekend, ending the season on a high note despite the challenges.
The Matterley Basin circuit, with its numerous bumps and deep ruts, proved to be a demanding test. Jorge Prado, fresh off his MXGP World Championship title, had high hopes but couldn't find the consistency he needed. Simon Längenfelder, on the other hand, showed immense resilience by fighting back from the rear of the pack in both motos.
Rider Quotes:
- Jorge Prado: "It's always an honor to represent Spain. I had a good start but couldn't find my rhythm. It's a shame, but that's racing."
- Simon Längenfelder: "This weekend was a mix of highs and lows. I'm proud of my comeback after the crash. It was a challenge to get back into the top 3."
In conclusion, the 2024 Motocross of Nations saw mixed results for the GASGAS riders. While Jorge Prado faced difficulties, Simon Längenfelder shone with his fighting spirit.
