Lucas Coenen dominates MXGP German Grand Prix as Red Bull KTM takes 1-2 finish
Red Bull KTM achieved its first 1-2 classification of the 2026 MXGP season at the German Grand Prix, with Lucas Coenen taking his third victory and Andrea Adamo earning his maiden MXGP podium.
- 1-1 (first in both motos)
- 31 points
- 320 points
What Happened
At the German Grand Prix in Talkessel, Teutschenthal, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing dominated with Lucas Coenen winning both motos (1-1) for his third overall victory of the 2026 MXGP season. Teammate Andrea Adamo secured second overall (7-3), marking his first MXGP podium after just six starts. In the MX2 class, Sacha Coenen finished second overall but took the championship lead with the red plate from Simon Laengenfelder.
“A good weekend. Two holeshots and led every lap. I managed to pull a gap and control it. On that type of track you can easily made a mistake so I had to stay calm…but it was tricky! I had some pressure…but I think I did a good job. Sacha also, and it’s a nice thing to have two red plates [in the family] but it’s a long season.”
31 points
Coenen tops the standings with 344 points after 7 of 19 rounds.
In MX2, Sacha Coenen earned the red plate as championship leader with 320 points, three ahead of teammate Simon Laengenfelder. The German Grand Prix was the seventh round of the season, with the next race in Latvia.
Why this matters
The result strengthens Red Bull KTM's lead in the MXGP championship, showcasing the team's dominance in both MXGP and MX2 classes, and highlights the competitive performance of their KTM 450 SX-F and 250 SX-F motorcycles.
Terms in This Story
- MXGP
- The premier class of the Motocross World Championship, for 450cc motorcycles.
- Moto
- A single race in a motocross event; each round typically consists of two motos.
- Holeshot
- The rider who leads into the first turn after the start.
- Red plate
- A red number plate worn by the championship points leader in motocross.
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