Noel Zanocz Scores Strong Results in EMX250 in Switzerland

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Noel Zanocz of the JM Racing Honda team delivered a solid performance during the fourth round of the EMX250 Championship in Frauenfeld, Switzerland, strengthening his position in the title chase.

After a crash at the start of the first moto, Zanocz fought his way back from last place to finish fifth. With the championship leader failing to finish, Zanocz gained valuable points. In the second moto, he secured fourth place, which also earned him fourth overall for the day.

Zanocz now shares second place in the championship standings, just 2 points behind the leader.

For David Braceras, it was a challenging Grand Prix in the MX2 class. He struggled to find his rhythm on Saturday. Despite this, he got off to a great start in the qualifying heat, but two early crashes pushed him far back in the field. Braceras kept fighting all the way to the finish but had to settle for 18th place.

Both motos were held on Monday. The first moto started off with misfortune, as Braceras was involved in a crash just after the start and had to work his way forward from the back. Throughout the race, he managed to gain several positions, and despite not riding his fastest moto, he still finished 16th.

After a poor start in the second moto, he crossed the finish line in 13th place, giving him 14th overall in the Grand Prix — which is also his current position in the World Championship standings.

This coming Saturday, the JM Racing Honda team will be on the starting line at the second round of the Dutch Masters of Motocross in Oldebroek.

Overall MXGP Switzerland:
1 Simon Laengenfelder 50 Pnt
2 Liam Everts 40 Pnt
3 Kay de Wolf 40 Pnt
4 Andrea Adamo 38 Pnt
5 Camden McLellan 32 Pnt
14 David Braceras 13 Pnt

World Championship Standings MX2:
1 Kay de Wolf 281 Pnt
2 Simon Laengenfelder 278 Pnt
3 Andrea Adamo 258 Pnt
4 Liam Everts 251 Pnt
5 Thibault Benistant 203 Pnt
14 David Braceras 96 Pnt

Overall EMX250 Switzerland:
1 August Frisk 50 Pnt
2 Francisco Garcia 42 Pnt
3 Nico Greutmann 37 Pnt
4 Noel Zanocz 34 Pnt
5 William Askew 28 Pnt

EMX250 Championship Standings:
1 Janis Martins Reisulis 126 Pnt
2 Francisco Garcia 124 Pnt
3 Noel Zanocz 124 Pnt
4 August Frisk 104 Pnt
5 Nicolaj Skovbjerg 91 Pnt

Photo Credit – Fullspectrum Media

David Braceras shows promising speed in Arco di Trento

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David Braceras of JM Racing Honda showcased strong speed during the fifth round of the MX2 World Championship in Arco di Trento, Italy.
In the week leading up to the race, Braceras and the team made significant progress with the bike setup, which gave him added confidence heading into the weekend. He started off strong by securing sixth place in time practice. He also delivered a solid performance in the qualifying heat, battling well in the pack. Although he wasn’t able to make up positions, he finished 13th and looked ahead to Sunday with confidence.

In the first moto, Braceras got off to a great start and held sixth and seventh position for a long time. Toward the end of the race, he lost some focus, which led to a few small mistakes. As a result, he dropped a few spots and finished in 11th place.

In the second moto, his start wasn’t as good, but he made a strong comeback and once again crossed the line in 11th place.

David Braceras commented: “It was a solid weekend, but I can’t be satisfied with this. I had the speed to finish higher. We’ll stay positive and keep working on the weak points so I can be stronger in the upcoming races.”

Noel Zanocz had a tough weekend in the EMX250 class. While he showed good speed, poor starts and crashes prevented him from achieving the results he was aiming for, finishing 7th and 19th. Despite this, he still holds second place in the championship standings after three rounds.

Brent van Doninck attempted a comeback but realized on Saturday that he was still experiencing too much discomfort in his upper leg. As a result, he decided not to race on Sunday.

JM Racing Honda will line up again next weekend for the next Grand Prix in Switzerland.

Photo credits – Fullspectrum Media

David Braceras Secures a Top Ten Finish in Sardinia

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David Braceras from JM Racing Honda managed to achieve a top-ten finish during the fourth round of the MX2 World Championship in Riola Sardo, Sardinia. Braceras had a strong performance in the first moto, finishing in tenth place. He also started well in the second moto, running in the top ten, but after fifteen minutes, he became extremely fatigued and fell, ultimately finishing in fourteenth place.

On Saturday, Braceras struggled to find his rhythm, but by Sunday morning, things improved significantly during the warm-up, where he set a strong sixth-fastest time.

A good start in the first moto provided Braceras with a solid position. He found his rhythm and was able to maintain a high pace throughout the race, earning him a respectable tenth place finish.

In the second moto, Braceras again had a good start, riding within the top ten. However, he began to feel the effects of fatigue, which led to a fall and caused him to lose valuable time. Despite being exhausted, Braceras completed the race, finishing in fourteenth place.

Next weekend, JM Racing Honda will compete in the fifth round of the championship, set to take place in Arco di Trento, Italy.