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The Motocross World Championship's Italian round returned to Miravalle in Montevarchi for the first time in 20 years. Jeffrey Herlings won the MXGP class, while Sacha Coenen took MX2, with fierce racing unfolding on a technical, demanding circuit.
Even a world championship on dirt, boiled down, is all about what you build corner entry through exit. Herlings winning at Montevalki after 20 years is a feat born of experience. The eye needed to read that chewed-up terrain isn't something you get overnight.
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The first event in 20 years turning into a fierce battle — feels like a romantic return to hallowed ground.
Is Sacha Coenen an up-and-coming star in MX2? First time seeing that name.
Apparently he's the younger of the Coenen brothers, from a motocross family.
Herlings has a track record of ultimately showing his strength on these kinds of tough tracks.
A tough track is exactly where experience makes the difference, so Herlings' strength here makes sense.
They always call it a technical, tough track — curious what exactly made this one difficult.
Herlings taking MXGP and Sacha Coenen taking MX2 — a set of wins that feels like a generational shift.
Montevarchi's first event in 20 years — just the name Mirabalje gives off a tough-track vibe.
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