TEUTSCHENTHAL (Germany) 1 June 2025 – Cesar Lagut has claimed victory at round two of the 2025 Junior e-Motocross Series in Teutschenthal, held alongside the Liqui Moly MXGP of Germany. The exciting second round saw a new winner emerge, as the young French rider stepped up to take the top spot. With this result, Lagut now leads the championship standings, with round one winner Austin Senior close behind in second.
Saturday morning in Teutschenthal saw the weekend get underway with a timed practice session, setting the tone for the first of two seven-minute-plus-one-lap races. The iconic MXGP track hosted a full gate of 40 enthusiastic young riders, representing 10 nations, creating an exciting start to the Junior e-Motocross action. Round one winner Austin Senior carried his strong form into this weekend, posting the fastest time aboard his KTM SX-E 5.
Race one provided no shortage of entertainment, with France’s Cesar Lagut battling to a hard-earned victory on his GASGAS MC-E 5. Spaniard Arik Lazaro put the pressure on Lagut throughout the race in the battle for first, finishing just 2.5 seconds behind Lagut. Countryman Rodrigo Angel held off Josh Janssens to put his Husqvarna EE-5 on the box in third place.
Bouncing back in style after a DNF in Saturday’s opener, Senior stormed to an impressive race two victory aboard his KTM SX-E 5. The race delivered a thrilling three-way battle for the lead, with both Angel and Lagut keeping the pressure on right to the finish. Just off the podium, Lazaro showed strong pace to secure fourth, while Roan Calado Reyes rounded out an exciting top five.
With a 1-3 scorecard, French talent Lagut secured the overall win at round two in Teutschenthal, taking over the championship lead in the process. Senior had to settle for second overall, with his race one DNF proving costly in the points chase. The British rider now sits second in the standings after two rounds, tied on points with Spain’s Angel. Senior will no doubt be aiming to reclaim the top step when the series heads to his home round at the MXGP of Great Britain in three weeks’ time.
Cesar Lagut: “It’s amazing to win this weekend and I loved riding this track, it’s so fun. I’m really grateful to my family and sponsors for getting me here and always supporting me. I’m looking forward to the next round at Matterley Basin!”
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