Scheduled to start on June 13 in Russia, the 2021 FIM Motocross World Championship consists of 19 rounds across the globe. Spending much of the off-season focused on his riding technique and improving his overall speed, Simon is now poised to break into the top 10 on a regular basis in 2021. The young German showed huge potential in 2020 with his season highlighted by a fifth-place moto finish at round two, before placing ninth overall at the MXGP of Riga just two rounds later. Simon Langenfelder returns for his second season of racing in the MX2 World Championship aboard GasGas machinery. With the modest goal of achieving consistent top-10 results, Isak has the speed to challenge for the podium on a weekly basis.
Carrying that momentum into the winter months, the 20-year-old has enjoyed his first off-season as part of an official team and has fully embraced the opportunity to better himself ahead of the 2021 season. The super-Swede claimed a couple of MX2 moto podiums, ending the season with a strong run of results. Since joining the DIGA Procross GasGas Factory Racing team as a fill-in rider last year, Isak Gifting has certainly impressed on the MC 250F. In MX2, things will be taken care of by the hard-charging Isak Gifting and young German hot-shot Simon Langenfelder. He’ll be joined by Simon Langenfelder, another super-talented racer who frustratingly had his 2020 campaign cut short due to injury.
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In the MX2 class, Isak Gifting returns to the DIGA Procross GasGas Factory Racing team for his first full season of world championship competition.
Now, with the Dutchman armed with a full factory GasGas MC 450F, we’re confident of supporting Brian reach the next level and believe he’ll be knocking on the door of the top five throughout the 2021 series.
The highly capable Brian Bogers put together an impressive 2020 MXGP World Championship season, which didn’t go unnoticed.
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Feeling confident in both himself and with his new bike, the Latvian looks to return to his 2019 speed, which saw him climb onto the overall MXGP podium three times en route to finishing sixth in the final series standings. Handling business in the MXGP class, and looking for a little redemption, will be Pauls Jonass alongside 450-class newcomer Brian Bogers.ĭespite missing much of the 2020 season due to injury, Pauls has made a quick transition to our MC 450F and has spent the winter busting out the laps in Spain in readiness for the 2021 MXGP World Championship. Former MX2 World Champion Pauls Jonass is joined by Dutchman Brian Bogers, and we’re confident this formidable pairing is capable of strong results throughout the upcoming season. Representing GasGas Motorcycles in the MXGP division, the Standing Construct GasGas Factory Racing team has enlisted an all-new rider lineup for 2021. The following is a press release from GasGas… GasGas announces its team for its second season in the FIM Motocross World Championship, which is scheduled to kick off in Russia on June 13.
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