In the MX2 qualification race it was Goncalves who took an early lead from Joel Roelants, Manuel Monni, Ken Roczen and Marcus Schiffer. There was not that many position changes in the race, only Roczen moving into second place on lap eight and moving closer to the leader.

The finishing order was Goncalves, Roczen, Monni, Roelants, Paulin, Schiffer, Aubin, Karro, Guarneri, and Verbruggen in 10th place.

The MX1 qualifier started with Nagl crossing the finish line first for the opening lap. Behind him came Josh Coppins, Ken De Dycker, Manuel Priem, Loic Leonce, Tanel Leok, Antonio Cairoli, Gareth Swanepoel, David Philippaerts and Bryan Mackenzie in 10th place.

The only major changes were De Dycker passing Coppins on lap six, and Cairoli working his way into fourth place on lap seven, a positions he remained for the rest of the moto.

Nagl won it from De Dycker and Coppins. Nagl mentioned of his plans for the weekend.

"I am not thinking about catching Cairoli for the championship. I am thinking about finishing ahead of Philippaerts and Coppins in the championship points and then we see what happens."

Both KTM riders led every lap of their respective motos and funnely enough the winner was KTM, second was Suzuki and third was Yamaha.

Results

MX2 Moto: 1. Rui Goncalves (KTM); 2. Ken Roczen (Suz); 3. Manuel Monni (Yam); 4. Joel Roelants (KTM); 5. Gautier Paulin (Kaw); 6. Marcus Schiffer (KTM); 7. Nicolas Aubin (Yam); 8. Matiss Karro (Suz); 9. Davide Guarneri (Yam); 10. Dennis Verbruggen (Hon)

MX1 Moto: 1. Max Nagl (KTM); 2. Ken De Dycker (Suz); 3. Josh Coppins (Yam); 4. Antonio Cairoli (Yam); 5. Tanel Leok (Yam); 6. Manuel Priem (Aprilia); 7. David Philippaerts (Yam); 8. Gareth Swanepoel (Kaw); 9. Gregory Aranda (Kaw); 10. Tom Church (CCM)