#WHO WON MXGP 2021 PLUS#
There’s a track creator, an open-world area, online multiplayer, a single-player career with rider creation and bike upgrades plus the smooth 4K graphics and rapid loading times you expect from a game in this era. In its most basic form, what you have here is every track – but one, at the time of writing – rider, team and motorcycle from last season’s real-world MXGP championship. The thing is, in this day and age, that isn’t quite enough to elevate a racing game into the upper echelons of greatness… Some of the rough edges have been filed down, and the result is a game that runs smoothly, is visually pleasing and, for the most part, delivers an authentic experience. 12 months later, and MXGP 2021 is a step forward in several areas, with a greater sense of solidarity. The track was sketchy, and I don’t think this was my best GP in terms of riding, but I’m really happy to win both motos again.The official game of the FIM Motocross World Championship had a bit of a trying time in 2020. I had a bit more pressure than a ‘normal’ GP today, but I managed to do good. Last year we didn’t have many fans at the races, so this was very nice. “It’s the first time I’ve won the French GP and it’s amazing to ride in front of the public. Maxime Renaux leaves France with a solid 91-point lead in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship over teammate Geerts. Despite having the most wins in the class, Vialle still sits fourth in the championship, 21 points behind Guadagnini. Guadagnini is third in the championship, just four points behind Geerts. Renaux, however, still enjoys a comfortable lead over Belgian Yamaha rider Jago Geerts (5-4, fifth overall in France) in the MX2 Championship by a whopping 91 points. The Yamaha rider, Renaux, ended up going 4-2 for his effort, but it wasn’t enough to beat Red Bull KTM’s Mattia Guadagnini of Italy for second place, so the Yamaha rider had to settle for third overall.
Frenchman Tom Vialle swept the MX2 class in front of his home crowd. Red Bull KTM’s Tom Vialle won both MX2 motos to take the overall victory, while another Frenchman, Maxime Renaux, kept the crowd entertained by coming up through the pack in both motos. In MX2, the crowd got to see one of its own come away a winner. We had a bit of bar-banging with the pass, but I knew on this track you had to make a statement.” Tim Gajser. I entered a turn too hard and just washed out a front wheel luckily, I didn’t lose too much time and again managed to close it back down to Romain. I had another good start in the second moto and tried to pull away, but it was tough. At the end of the moto, I tried to close him back, but I was just a bit too late. Romain made a pass and I had to let him go. The setup I had for the first moto was pretty hard and there were a lot of off-cambers I was struggling with some arm-pump. “I already knew this morning that Romain would be good here and I had to step up my game. Herlings leads Febvre by six points with Gajser another four points back. Herlings, Febvre and Gajser, 1-2-3 in the championship, are covered by just 10 points. Both Herlings and Febvre surged ahead of now former points leader Tim Gajser (Honda HRC), who went 6-3 on the day for third overall. The victory moved Herlings back into the championship lead. Photo Courtesy of KawasakiĪfter getting around early leader Antonio Cairoli in the second MXGP moto, it was another Herlings/Febvre duel for the win, and this time it went Herlings’ way.įebvre led much of the race but couldn’t shake Herlings, who eventually got around Febvre and inched away for the moto and overall win. Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team’s Romain Febvre has moved to second in the FIM World MXGP Motocross Championship standings after a tantalizing duel at Lacapelle Marival in his native France.
Urged on by the home crowd, Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Roman Febvre charged past the Dutchman, Herlings, in the first moto to take the lead, and then he barely held off the Red Bull KTM rider to take the exciting first-moto win, much to the delight of the French crowd.
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