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Welcome back to Fraunfeld. It's the second round of the MX125 European Championship presented
by FMF Racing. And as always, we're live on MXGPTV.com with me, Paul Malin, and the rest
of the team. Well, the championship burst into life a week ago in Andalusia at Almonte.
Moritz Ehrnacher coming away with a first and a third. Selene Goya, two seconds, is just
one point behind the Austrian. Bertram Torius is third, another six points further back.
So seven points separating the top three as we come here to round two in Switzerland.
25 minutes plus two laps. MX125 Race 1 about to get underway. They've just been out on track
for their sighting lap. Conditions considerably cooler than they were earlier, where we had
bursts of sunshine and brilliant blue skies. The wind had picked up. Still windy out there.
I've just nipped out a moment ago. yeah, people now just starting to wrap up a little bit warmer
as these temperatures drop. Circuit has kind of had a bit of a... treatment overnight if
you like. was a little bit frosty when we got here this morning and now started to thaw out
and dry out but it's still sticky in some places but it's also a very quick race track. Down
the start straight it's about 60 meters into turn one, slightly downhill into the braking
zone, 180 right pretty much through the chicane over the finish line and then the one, two,
three, four out on the circuit. They are the end of each section or the start of section.
So sector one ends there, look, just in that hairpin right. Sector two ends, top of screen,
sector three ends. just opposite the finish line just by Prit Lane and then sector four
as we hit the line again. Almost 450 meters above sea level. It's breezy out there but
not so much so that it will affect the riders on the jumps here because none of them really
that big on this tight compact racetrack in northern Switzerland. Moritz Erneke let the
riders out then. was quickest in group A. Sleny Goy was quickest in group B. So the top two
in the championship will go to line first and second in championship order. Moritz Erneke's
time was a 1.39.131. Sleny Goy a 1.39.631. And then we had Andrea Uccellini will go to
line third ahead of Ricardo Bauer. Gennaro Jutec. Ryan Opliger. Leo Dispenard. Raphael Meneo
and running out your top ten Liam Brunau and Riccardo Pini. Freshly prepped start straight
then. oh always a busy Grand Prix here. The 111 there of Lucas Leop taking his position
but as we look down the start straight here to our left the riders right they anywhere
in sort of like those first ten maybe twelve places is where you would expect the start
to come from. Yeah, there's going to be some others taking a chance from a bit further out
as they rely on the guys on the inside to break. But here's how the riders line up. Look, Moritz
Eneke, Sleni Goya, Uchelini, Bauer, Utech, Opliger, Disfinard, Rafael Meneo. Then Liam
Brunno, Ricardo Pini, Bertram Torres goes to the 9-11th, headed by Jordi Alba, Elliot Bouchard,
Eduardo Reganti, David Craco, Emil Zima. He was a fast starter here last year. And Leo
Calandra, Enzo Hizogunrath, Paul Cade, Lucas Leo, Hayden Statt in 21st. And the rest of
the riders, see it just at the back, one or two riders just taking their positions. There
is your championship leader, the red plate holder, Moritz Ernika. to fend off Bertram Taurius
last week for that race win in race two which did go to the rider from Denmark, Slennie
Goyes, it's second in the championship. Two second place finishes at the opening round,
he's just one off the championship leader, Moritz Erneke with the red plate. 3.53 Andrea
Uccellini. The Italian seventh in the championship at the moment for TM Moto CRD Motorsport. But
he was second in Group A, gave him third gauge pick. Leo Disfinard. 7.37 Performance Team.
picking riders out there. That's 548 next to Leo. Pocoday the 367. Fly racing 15 second
board. Goes up for the first time today then 25 minutes plus two laps. CMX 125 race one
presented by FMF Racing. Back again on the way here. Zeleny Goya in that first inside
gate. About three guys over, four guys over. Tiz left is your championship leader. uh we
go, Ryder gets parked behind the gate. That was more of a stall or neutral, but Ernika
and Ricardo Bauer, his teammate, tall, hands off as he salutes as he goes over the Foxhole
shot line.
But it's Bauer who leads the way. His teammate just there behind him. So the two Norman
KTM Factory rookies riders, one and two, the 16th of Jordi Alba is next in third place.
111 Lucas Leop in fourth.
as we head back in the opposite direction. Slainy Goy, I think, has tipped over.
he is. So he's there in third. Now trying to find his way past the 16 of Albert. So
Jordi Albert on the RFME Gas Gas. Trying to keep the rider second in the championship.
RFME Spain national team rider there as he steps up on the wall. The lead rider in shot
here in third. Going fourth, Leo, fifth, Uccellini, Bertram Torreis, Opliger and Bruno. They are
your top nine, then Rafa Meneo.
Bauer and Erneke, two teammates, two training partners normally and I have good authority
that Bauer normally the quicker of the two when they do go riding during the week so
are we gonna see Ricardo Bauer who was the final race winner last year in Belgium we're
going to see him come up with the goods this weekend.
One lap complete. Bauer, 2.6 seconds clear of his teammate, Boritz Erneke. This is the
battle for third. Jordi Alba and Slainey Goyer. Leops lost ground, he's down to ninth place.
He was in fourth, fifth position.
Maybe a tip or a stumble somewhere for the Estonian. A spin up there for the 350. Did he hold it
on? Yes he did.
Lainey Goyer cost himself a little bit of time there with that little slip.
straight through those waves. This new creation at the end of the straight.
absolutely lightning fast start which is exactly what he He's looking down the order. Pini was
one of the guys that probably went in that right hand turn, turn six. At the start of the race,
because he's buried down in 37th place.
It's Bauer who leads away. Slaini Goy here, 3-5-0.
in that third for Yamaha Europe Monster Energy MTC. See Bauer coming back towards us, look,
bottom of his screen through the first turn. About four and a half seconds over for its
Ernicke.
finished sixth at the opening round with a fourth and a tenth. Here he is leading the
way by 5.1 seconds over Moritz Ehrnicka. the whole shot line one handed celebrating right
at the start of the race taking a long look over the shoulder there to see where his teammate
is Ryan Opliger is up in the sixth position his fans way past Bertram Torius who was third
overall at the opening round so Ryan Opliger on the 202 rider from Switzerland on his KTM
he's making ground at the moment
3.6 seconds a gap between Barrett and Eernaker now.
Can he rectify the little mistakes from last week and get himself back in championship contention?
If you put the flag out now, Ernica leads on 67, Slaney Goya five points behind on 62.
Then Ricardo Abao will move up to third on 54, eight points further back. Pushing Bertram
Torres into fourth and Obliga would be in fifth.
on the rear wheel of the Spaniard, Jordi Alba.
the head to avoid the roost off the rear wheel of that Gats Gats ahead of him.
inching closer towards the number 16 in this battle for third place. Bauer extending his
lead over Erneke at the head of the field to more than six seconds. Almost out of the
scene there for Goyet. looking to force his way down the inside of the Spaniard here, but
Jordi Alba holding a nice tight line on the run in to turn five. Well, he's looking to
go wide, but he's going to have to carve his way across those hard, sort of forming berms
now to the inside. He was one of those riders railing that outside when it was flat when
you're able to do so this morning in free practice.
his way through those waves. Tries to be a little bit later on the brakes at the end of
that straight into turn nine.
Stepping up right in the wall. Dropping back down, just trying to open up this next series
of corners here. Trying to take the shortest route throughs. through tear-offs pretty rapidly
as well. Still got 18 minutes plus two laps to go.
Ryan Opliger he was in about 7th or 8th place wasn't he? He's now showing it is in 21st
place.
So Ryan Opliger.
a 180, flies up the back of his motorcycle. Meanwhile, Zima has found his way past Herzog
and Rath as he moves into 11th. Bouchard has moved into 15th ahead of Frenchman Diffenard.
seconds clear at the head of the field, highing up his first race win of 2026. Slaney Goyer
still can't do anything that he can't back off either because he's got Andrea Uccellini
behind him in fifth place on the TM.
trying to rely on cutbacks and all sorts, anything just to set up a pass around this
racetrack. I we might get a little bit of moisture through the night tonight for long period.
So it's going to be a completely different racetrack tomorrow if that is the case. be interesting
to see how that rides out as well. Go ahead, just getting denied at the end of that straight
into that tight right. He's going have another go here. This is a part of the racetrack where
we lost Opliger. Coming out of the turn. Put some serious acrobatics through there a lap
ago. Uccellini's joined the party. He's just off the rear wheel of the Frenchman here on
the blue machine.
complete already. At times 142 for Yelida, 43 for Ernica, 45 for these two and 44 for Uchelina
who's gradually working his way into contention. As Lenigoi just having a think outside of the
box here. Where and how can he find his way past the fastest starting number 16 Jordi Albert
who is currently in third place. score any points last week. It goes to show what a good start
can do.
Now finds his way into third.
taking him the best part of six laps. Find his way through though.
as Bauer extends his lead over his teammate at the head of the field to 11 seconds, pretty
much.
the gap that Slaney Goyer has already put over the Spaniard who's now fourth coming under
attack from the Italian Andrea Uccellini. Uccellini on the TN Moto CRD Motorsport factory racing
machine.
Six laps complete then when they hit the line this time around. The only change in the top
five. Goya moving up in the third place. Ryder in red here, 3.53 Uccellini, he's fifth, he's
got about, put it this way, not a lot over Torius who's just been passed by Bruneau there, the
3.01. So Liam Bruneau finding his way past the 71 just after the line.
sixth place. There's Uccellini looking desperate to find his way past the Spaniard. He's trying
to squeeze him through the waves. Uccellini finds his way by though, moves into fourth.
Litton Bruneau charging hard.
The TMX competition KTM rider almost into the rear wheel and the Spaniard there as they drop
down off the wall. He's going to cut back to the inside here, muscles his way through and
all of a sudden the Spaniard now in sixth place. As Alba goes, as Bruno goes through.
Bertram Torius flies by as well into sixth position desperate to not lose toe with the
likes of Uccellini and Liam Brunau. working on the Italian.
some pace on him hasn't he the Frenchman on the KTM some good lines good momentum right
through there picks off the TM moves up in a fourth
could ride this from the young Frenchman.
seconds further up the track. Billing the blue carrots fellow Frenchy. hoping for a top three
if he can at the very least. Anyway, he's a championship leader. Moritz Erneke. Steady
ride at the moment. 13 seconds clear. Well, 13 seconds behind his teammate, should say.
Ricardo Bauer. But he has almost seven seconds over the French rider, Slaney Goyet. just
needs to control his own race. It's one of those situations isn't it for the Austrian. Yes
you're the championship leader may or may not come with a little bit of pressure with that
red plate but he knows what he's capable of and it's quite a mature ride actually because
he probably knows today that Ricardo Bauer with a good start is probably going to get
the better of him so if I'm next best we take it with both hands. And if there's something
that he can work on for tomorrow, obviously we don't know what tomorrow is going to bring
with the weather and circuit conditions and things like that. But then if they make some
changes, are they going to be for the better? Is it just going to come down to a better start
than his team mate where he reverses the situation? Claws those points back, but it's certainly
not looking like he's in a hurry at the moment. Liam Brunau, quickest rider on track at the
moment. He's the only rider in the 43s. Two leaders in the 44s. Goya 45. The gap between
Goya and Brunau now just 2.8 seconds. You'll see them in the background any moment now.
Here's Slaney Goya. Next rider in shot is Liam Brunau. So the 301 Liam Brunau, was ninth
in the championship before he came here, got a sixth and a 14th in Almonte.
to try and change that if he can well he will do with the fourth didn't do the whole championship
last year lian bruno just did the around in france got a sixth and an eighth there
good enough for fourth overall so close to a podium when we were at uh
his eyes fixed on Slaney Goyer, hasn't he? Ahead of him.
always seem to have a knack for keeping that talent pool going. with Mello four in last
year's championship he's now in EMX 250. We're now seeing it with Slaney Goya and Liam Brunau.
two more on the horizon. Take a look at the start, hopefully we see the Fox hole shot line
as well. Try to go there. Janara Jutek just getting parked. Bauer, watch him celebrate,
one-handed. Very brief.
there, the middle there, hit the gate but... bottleneck to that inside.
KTM factory rookies still one and two separated by about 14 seconds 13.9 percent Moritz Ehrnacher
here of Austria looking content to ride around in second at the moment he's got a gap to about
six seconds behind him which is Slaney Goya. Runeau is next. Gennaro Jutec is now up in
the 17th place he's found his way past the 451 of Melka Larsson.
There's Goy coming into view. How close is Liam Brunau? Gaps still around about two seconds
between the two French riders.
Although, doesn't look like two seconds now does it? Between the last split and here. Gonna
be breathing down his neck. Less than a second. Let's have a look. 1.6, unbelievably.
This is going to be the battle for third place with seven minutes plus two still to run.
Goya untidy coming out of that left hand turn. Liam Brunnot a little bit more efficient.
Lap times less time around. Race leader 1.45.395.
a couple tenths quicker 145 102 then Goya and Bruno 4506 4404. quicker.
quickest of the top five on lap ten.
to try and bridge that gap between himself and the Yamaha ahead of him.
is going be the easiest circuit to pass on. Not as bumpy as it has been in previous years.
I wonder how much of that is to do with what we may be expecting tonight.
Fingers crossed it misses us.
leader over the
13 seconds clear now for its own account. This battle here, Slaney Goya and Liam Brunau now
down to just 1.2 seconds. Back marker doing his best to stay out of the way. As the lead
group come through.
16 just getting that bit.
Luca Frank of Germany on the Becker Racing KTM.
looking hard. Down his way onto the rear wheel. He's lost a little bit of time. It 1.6, it
was 2.6, wasn't it? Then it was down to less than a second and now it's at 2.1 at the second
intermediate. Eduardo Raganti, now up to 18th. Finished eighth overall a week ago. With a
seventh and a ninth, so maybe some issues with Raganti. has decided to pull in. finished
fourth overall a week ago was only 10 points off the lead three behind Bertram Torius
to eighth in the standings. Goyer deals with a back marker. Looks like he's breaking Liam
Brunau at the moment. caps starting to creep out to the three second mark. What will it
be as they hit the line this time around?
Four seconds now that gap.
you
Yeah, 4.6 behind Erneke.
to that is Ernika just doing enough to stay in second position.
does he have it when he needs it. Statt up to seventh place, down his way past Jordi Alba.
So Hayden Statt. on the Chambers KTM. To seventh position now.
points last week in the second race with the 16th in scoring race one. Left him 21st in
the championship. He'll move up to 12th.
traffic.
Leopold there just moving aside he's outside of the points at the moment Lucas Leopold
in 10th place
Couple of minutes on the clock.
So. well to put that distance between himself and Liam Brunau. Brunau was closing. He's
just got his head down. Dealt with a threat. Put that distance between himself and his
fellow countrymen. Here's Bauer, 12.8 seconds clear at the moment, eyeing up his second
career 125 win. Got one last year, remember? in Lomoff Race 2.
looking to reboot this championship campaign here this weekend. was six overall a week
ago with a fourth and a tenth.
team mate. Got a win in race one. Bertram Torius, the other race winner. Torius currently
circulating in fifth place at the moment. So if you want an indication as to how open this
125 championship presented by FMF Racing is going to be. to look at who's doing what.
So Bauer looking to assert himself. Erneke, the championship leader. Goya, was second overall
a week ago. Liam Brunau, who was close to a podium last year.
trying to break his way into a top three position. Bertram Torius, who got a race win a week ago,
finished on the podium third overall, is hovering in that fifth position, but he's 29 seconds
off the lead, 10 seconds off of Brunau.
solid ride this from Ricardo Valle on the 292 and then you got the 929. More at Eernicke
here. Again, similar fashion. Doing a good job of hanging on in there in that second place.
Caught here about five seconds further back.
somebody not on the tall side. Quite a nice riding style, isn't he?
looks like he's growing into that motorcycle at the moment. Last year was his first year
on the one diggers. There's the gap back to Goya and there's Liam Brunau coming back with
just over two laps to go. Fances his chances once more. Maybe he's at a reboot and just
taking a breather. Soon find out whether he gets himself onto the rear wheel of Slaney
Goya or. Well, it's just a smoke screen still showing 1.5 seconds between them at the last
split.
Two lap board out already for Ricardo Bauer. And Ehrlich gets the line now. 10.9 seconds
further back. We've got Goya and Bruno getting closer again. 1.4 the gap between these two.
We saw how efficient the outside line is through that left-hand turn and it's brought Liam Bruno
right onto the rear wheel of Goya once more.
different line in and out of the turn for the 301 KTM. now starting to panic looking over
the shoulder wants to know who it is sees the flash of orange on the exit of the turn but
he'll know that it's Goya and that it's Bruno now.
Some riders just love this type of track though, don't they? Not just so much the dirt, just
the fact that... just rail everything. So technical at the moment.
back marker is now starting to come thick and fast. Is that going to decide, determine
the outcome of this third place? To be fair, back marker looks across a couple of times
there, sees this battle for third place coming through.
hit the line as they were going past pit lane there. To Bauer is over the line now. 16
laps complete into his final lap. Forzernica not too far behind him either. Still hovering
around about 10 seconds.
One last roll of the dice for Liam Brunau, 3.01. He's desperate to find his way into a podium
position.
And Erneke is being caught here in danger of losing second. Can't afford any of that. Can't
afford to lose those kind of points. About half a lap to go. And Moritz Erneke now here. Oh,
I tell you what, yeah, the nervous look over the shoulder. Slaney Goyer, he finished second
to him last weekend. The gap down to a point. He'll gain some points back here. And he might
even try and give him an elbow.
response we're gonna get well you can only have one response that is hammer down stay
in that second place in the race. Seemed like he'd just taken his eye off the ball, five
seconds on the board and then all of a sudden, again, gets in and out, gets around the back
marker, Goya just gets squeezed. But Ricardo Bauer has been absolutely fantastic. Holeshot,
start to finish with...
Ricardo Bauer wins race one, his second career victory, his first of 2026 and a huge sigh
of relief. Erneker over the line second, half a second clear of Goya and Bruno two tenths
further back.
So that was Erneke just relaxing too much. How much of that was Goya just pushing till
the end? But Erneke maybe couldn't. Guess we'll never know until tomorrow when we speak
to them on the podium probably.
So a bit of a scare then for Moritz Erneke as he got caught on the final lap by... ...Selene
Goya. Those two remain now three points apart. was one going into the race. Erneke continues
to lead. Goya second. up to third tied with Bertram Torres and David Crako. Right, let's
go down to our winner. Ricardo Bauer, his first win of the season, his second career. Here's
what he has to say about race one. Ricardo Bauer, congratulations. First race win of the
season for you. You took the whole shot, you led every lap and you made it look easy. How
was it from your seat? Yeah, I mean, I couldn't even get a better start. I was struggling
first, the first few laps getting a good flow, but I made my best and I think that's the
best I could have done coming back from an injury like this. Good luck for tomorrow. Thank you.
Cruises to race one victory here in Switzerland round two. Moves up to third in the championship
standings. Having started six at the opening round, the Norman KTM rider in good form
here so far.
Take a look at the highlights of the race then shall we? two of the 2026 EMX 125 European
Championship presented by FMF Racing here in Framfield. Ricardo Baer celebrated as he
grabbed the whole shot and crossed the line at the head of the field. His teammate, championship
leader, Moritz Ehrnacher was next in second. Jordi Albrecht of Spain with the white helmet
made a good start in third, sliding away was there behind him. So too Lucas Leo on the 111.
as everybody else jostled for positions. Bottom of your screen, Ryan Opliger, he fell out of
about sixth position, would eventually pick himself up but not finish the race. 584 also
had some issues as well. Goya eventually got himself onto the rear wheel of Jordi Alba
and did find his way into third on lap six. By then though, Bauer and Oernike were too
far down the track wall. So we thought Uccellini also found his way past Alba as he moved
into fourth and it wasn't long. before he came under attack from the 301 of Liam Brunau
and shortly after that couple of corners from now the 71 of Bertram Torius Albert now
down to seventh place. Fantastic battle here between Andrea Uccellini and Liam Brunau. Brunau
going through. That put him into fourth place. And then towards the of the race, as Liam
Brunau got back onto the rear wheel of Slaney Goya, those two fighting over third, they started
to reel in. Your championship leader here, 929. Moritz Erneke did just hang on, but
it was Ricardo Bauer who was victorious in race one. Erneke second, Goya, Bruno and Taurius,
your top five.
Give the results there. Ricardo Bauer wins it. Moritz Erneke, Slaney Goyle, Lin-Bernot,
Bertram Torres, Andrea Uccellini, Hayden Statt, good ride for the Chambers KTM rider in seventh.
And Rafa Muneo. Then we had Jordi Alba and Gennaro Ute. Zima Bouchard, Lucas Lรฉop, David
Krakow, Arnaud Cosset, Calandra. uh Bringing up the points, Pocoday, Eduardo Reganti, Melka
Larsson, and Storm Maiman.
Take a look at some of the best moments. We'll be back in five minutes from now, EMX250 Race
1. We'll see you then.
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