MX2 World Champion Simon Längenfelder makes his racing debut on the 450cc motorcycle. Japan's Yuki Okura will start with HRC support. Challenging track conditions await the drivers.

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The second round of the ADAC MX Masters will take place in Dreetz next weekend. On 9 and 10 May, deep sand will challenge the riders of the four racing classes ADAC MX Masters, ADAC MX Youngster Cup, ADAC MX Junior Cup 125 and ADAC MX Junior Cup 85 on the Brandenburg track. The fans will receive a special treat with the guest start of Simon Längenfelder (D/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team). All races can be held live on site as well as in the free livestream at adac.de/mx-masters be prosecuted.

Max Nagl (D/Dörr Motorsport Triumph Racing) travels to Dreetz after a strong start with the maximum number of points as the leader of the ADAC MX Masters standings. But reigning champion Roan van de Moosdijk (NL/KTM Kosak Racing Team) didn't have to give up much ground and is motivated to turn the tide next weekend.

Simon Längenfelder will use a 450cc KTM for the first time in a race at his guest start. Tom Koch (D/KTM Sarholz Racing Team) made a strong comeback in the series after a year's absence and, like Maximilian Spies (D/Becker Racing), has the potential for top results in Dreetz.

Jörgen-Matthias Talviku (EST/SHR Motorsports by Hartje), Jere Haavisto (FIN/Schmicker Silve Racing), Jordi Tixier (F/KMP-Honda-Racing powered by DVAG) and Harri Kullas (EST/Schmicker Silve Racing) are also recommended for podium finishes in the field with a high level of competition.

The armada of top international riders such as Marcel Stauffer (A/Osicka MX Team), Jakub Teresak (CZ/Visualz Production), Dave Kooiker (NL/Kemco Management) and the rising star Nico Greutmann (CH/MX-Academy Honda Racing by Meuwissen Motorsports) will be joined in Dreetz by Japan's Yuki Okura (J/Honda Dream Racing Bells), who is currently competing in a number of races in Europe with the support of the Honda factory to gain valuable experience.

The German riders such as local hero Peter König (D/KTM GST Berlin Racing), Nico Koch (D/Becker Racing), Paul Haberland (D/MX-Academy Honda Racing by Meuwissen Motorsports), Cato Nickel (D/KMP-Honda-Racing powered by DVAG), Mark Scheu (D/Johannes-Bikes Suzuki), Toni Hoffmann (D/BVZ Racing) and Max Thunecke (D/Johannes-Bikes Suzuki) also want to shine with top positions.

In addition to the ADAC MX Masters class, the junior classes ADAC MX Youngster Cup, ADAC MX Junior Cup 125 and ADAC MX Junior Cup 85 will also compete in Dreetz with participants from over 25 nations. In the ADAC MX Youngster Cup, Scott Smulders (NL/SixtySeven Racing Team) comes to Dreetz as the leader. In the ADAC MX Junior Cup 125, Emil Ziemer (CH/Motobike Racing Team) and Lucas Leok (EST/KTM MX Futures) are tied on points at the top of the standings. In the ADAC MX Junior Cup 85, Kenzo Jaspers (NL/AK Bouw-Hutten Metaal Junior MX Team) rides with the red plate of the championship leader.

The ADAC MX Masters and ADAC MX Youngster Cup classes will each contest three ranked races at the weekend, while the two ADAC MX Junior Cup classes will each contest two ranked races. The first races for championship points will take place on Saturday, immediately after the Last Chance race.

On Sunday from 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Max Nagl, Simon Längenfelder, Roan van de Moosdijk, Tom Koch and Peter König will be available to fans at the ADAC MX Masters truck at the autograph session.

All races from Dreetz will be broadcast in a free live stream. Between the runs, numerous interviews provide entertainment and up-to-date information. The livestream will be available on adac.de/mx-masters . On Saturday, the show starts at 3:05 p.m., on Sunday the broadcast with part 1 starts at 9:50 a.m., part 2 then starts at 12:40 p.m.