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First blood to Herlings in British MXGP

The three favourites for the world championship title filled the podium in the opening MXGP or 2020, the British GP at Matterley Basin. Jeffrey Herlings took the overall win with a clear win in the opening moto, and a distant second place in the finale.

Seewer and Evans battle in moto one

And world champ Tim Gajser, who came through to eighth in the opener after crashing on the opening lap then again on the final lap, cleared off to win the second moto by a huge margin to take runner-up spot.

Herlings showed a new maturity

And nine-times world champ Tony Cairoli was third overall, with a great third in race two behind Herlings. His first moto was not as spectacular but he still took fourth.

Desalle passes TC222 in the opening moto, but not for long

It was a day of mixed results for many of the top riders, such as Jeremy Seewer who took second in the opening moto, and Mitch Evans who was third. Second time out they were eighth and seventh respectively.

Seewer holeshot moto one

Shaun Simpson was best Brit, despite shocking start in the opener. He was 11th overall with  a best of 11th in moto two.

Gajser took second overall

Adam Sterry also had a poor start in the first moto, and took 21st overall. Jake Millward failed to score.

Cairoli shows the style
Bobby on the edge
Prado looked good
Van Horebeek on it
Evans was a star
Cairoli
Race one
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