Gajser secures 4th World Championship title in MXGP class

Helsinki – Slovenian racer Tim Gajser has secured his fourth Motocross World Championship title in the elite MXGP class, having built an unassailable lead at the event in Finland’s Hyvinkää on Sunday with two more races to go to the end of the season.

Gajser placed sixth today to score 29 points for 674 points in the overall ranking, 104 points ahead of his closest rival, Jeremy Seewer of Switzerland, who finished second today. Even if Seewer won both the remaining races he could not clinch 100 more points.

It is the fourth title for the 25-year-old Slovenian in the MXGP class after he already won championships in 2016, 2019 and 2020 and his fifth career title including the 2015 title of the world champion in the weaker MX2 class.

“Amazing, even winning one title is an exceptional achievement, I’m at fifth now,” Gajser was proud of his feat.

He admitted that he was a bit nervous today, thanking everyone who stood by his side, his Honda team, his girlfriend, his friends and everyone cheering for him at home.

Andrej Brglez, the head of AMZS, the Slovenian automobile and motorcycle association, congratulated Gajser as one of the world’s best motocross riders of all times and Slovenia’s best athletes. With young people having such an idol Breznik is not concerned about the future of motocross racing in Slovenia.

Today’s race was won by Glenn Coldenhoff of the Netherlands ahead of Seewer in second and Maxime Renaux of France in third.

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