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The first ride earned Geiser a higher rating.
Slovenia⚽ Sports8 hr. ago

The first ride earned Geiser a higher rating.

Slovenian motocross rider Tim Gajser finished fourth in the overall standings at the World Championship after finishing fifth in the Czech Republic race. He missed a more notable placement in the first heat, where he came in tenth, but secured third place in the second heat. Dutch rider Jeffrey Herlings dominated both heats and leads the overall standings with 615 points, holding a 49-point advantage over Belgium's Lucas Coenen. French riders Tom Vialle and Romain Febvre took first and second places respectively in the event. Another Slovenian competitor, Jan Pancar, ended up eighth in the overall standings.

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The first ride earned Geiser a higher rating.

Slovenian motocross rider Tim Gajser finished fourth in the overall standings at the World Championship after finishing fifth in the Czech Republic race. He missed a more notable placement in the first heat, where he came in tenth, but secured third place in the second heat. Dutch rider Jeffrey Herlings dominated both heats and leads the overall standings with 615 points, holding a 49-point advantage over Belgium's Lucas Coenen. French riders Tom Vialle and Romain Febvre took first and second places respectively in the event. Another Slovenian competitor, Jan Pancar, ended up eighth in the overall standings.

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