The rain, which has fallen incessantly since the early hours of the morning, transforms the Santa Barbara cross-course in Ponte a Egola (PI) into a quagmire of sticky mud which forces the race direction to interrupt both the first heats of the fourth round of MX2 and MX1 in the seventh tour.
Cairoli started first at the start of race one
Cairoli, hole-shot and victory on return
The first heat of the premier class begins Antonio Cairoli (Ducati) sprints ahead of teammate Alessandro Lupino (Ducati), with Simone Croci (Honda) and Jan Pancar (KTM) following. However, the Viterbo native immediately took the lead and the Ducati duo led the race during the first lap, before Croci moved into second place ahead of Cairoli, with Giuseppe Tropepe (Honda) sixth behind Alvin Ostlund (Honda). NoDuring the third lap everything happens, Cairoli takes the lead again, Lupino follows him closely, Croci stops and Tropepe passes Pancar taking third place which he maintains until the red flag is shown at the end of the seventh lap. Lupino passes first but the race is stopped on the previous lap and the partial victory goes to the Sicilian.
Alessandro Lupino, first for one lap and second under the red flag
Settebello for Lata in MX2
At the start of race one of MX2, Francesco Bellei (KTM) sprints ahead of everyone but Valerio Lata (GASGAS) overtakes him after three corners, taking the lead of the heatmaintaining it until the seventh lap when the red flag was displayed and the race stopped with the classification valid on the sixth lap. Second place for Maurizio Scollo (Yamaha), who started sixth and good at continuing until the end, taking advantage of the errors of Belllei, Yago Martinez (TM), Alessandro Mannucci (GASGAS) and Mads Fredsoe (GASGAS). When the race was stopped Scollo was over 1 and a half minutes behind Lata, with Andrea Rossi (KTM), third at 30 seconds.
The start of race one of the MX2
