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Austria’s Kevin Reiterer looks to be on track to regain the world
title which he won in his debut season in 2015, finishing second
overall to Raphael Maurin in Gallipoli but hitting back to win
both motos and claim a first GP title for Victory Team in Olbia.
He holds a 14 point advantage over Maurin with Mickael Poret
42 points adrift in third.
KEVINREITERERON
TRACK TOREGAIN SKI
GP1 TITLE
NEWS
One point splits the top
two in this Blue Riband
category with Jeremy Perez
in a rich vein of form and
leading the standings from
defending champion Yousef
Al Abdulrazzaq at the season
mid-term.
The duo have traded moto
wins and Grand Prix titles,
Perez grabbing his first win
and title since 2014 in round
2 at the Grand Prix of the
Mediterranean in Olbia.
Gyorgy Kasza, who won the
opening moto of the year,
heads the chasing pack
from Lars Akerblom, Johan
Johansson and Christophe
Agostinho.
TIGHT AT THE TOP
INRUNABOUT
KRISTA UZARE OUT FRONT IN
SKI LADIES
A three-way fight for the title
is opening up in Ski Ladies
with Latvia’s Krista Uzare
enjoying a stellar season so
far, taking two moto wins
and winning both Grand
Prix titles in Gallipoli and
Olbia to lead by nine points
from Sweden’s defending
champion
Emma-Nellie
Ortendahl.
Estonia’s Katriin Nilbe sits
in third spot and staked
her claim as a genuine title
contender after taking her
first moto win and second
podium of the year in Olbia,
with Brit newcomer Mollie
Fearn also impressing and
currently in fourth with
three top five finishes.
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