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In the MXGP World Championship round 15 qualifying race at Uddevalla, Sweden, Jeffrey Herlings took the holeshot and led wire-to-wire for the win. Tim Gajser finished 2nd, Romain Febvre (Yamaha) 3rd, Tom Vialle 4th, and Ruben Fernandez 5th. Pauls Jonass, back from injury, finished 6th.
Herlings grabbed the holeshot and just rode away with it — that's championship-level riding. Gajser made mistakes and couldn't close the gap, while Febvre held off Gajser's pressure on the Yamaha, which was worth watching. Jonass finishing 6th on his comeback race after injury looks like a carefully managed ride from corner entry to exit.
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Never been to Uddevalla, but this makes me want to plan a spectator trip.
What exactly is the advantage of a holeshot?
It lets you hit the first corner in the lead, so you control the whole race.
Jonass returning in 6th isn't a bad start at all.
Gajser's making too many mistakes lately, lacks consistency.
Is Gajser really off form, or was that just a one-off mistake?
Herlings running away with it is basically a formality now.
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