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Isak has been waiting for his chance to shine

It feels like we’ve been waiting for an eternity to get to this point but with only 2 months to go the countdown has officially begun! Isak Gifting returns to the DIGA Procross GASGAS Factory Racing team for his first full season of world championship competition.
Since joining the DIGA Procross GASGAS Factory Racing team as a fill-in rider last year, Isak Gifting has certainly impressed on the MC 250F. With the modest goal of achieving consistent top 10 results, Isak has the speed to challenge for the podium on a weekly basis.
Isak Gifting:“I’m really excited for this year having spent a full off-season with the team, preparing for the season ahead… We’ve spent a lot of time testing suspension settings and the bike is a really big improvement on last year… The goals for this year are to be regularly inside the top 10, podium more often, and be more consistent. I think that on sand tracks I can push for wins.

Robert Jonas – VP Motorsports Offroad:“Starting our second season of MXGP racing is a really exciting time for GASGAS. Last year, we achieved a lot of success including a GP win… In MX2, we have two very exciting riders, Isak Gifting and Simon Langenfelder. Isak was a revelation after he filled in for the team last season after Simon got injured, and he scored our first podium results in MX2. His all-action riding style fits the GASGAS brand perfectly and I can’t wait to see him race this year. Simon returns to the team for his second season in MX2. He showed a lot of potential last year with many outstanding results before his injury, so he’ll be one to watch. Overall, GASGAS are in a very good place to challenge for more success in 2021. We believe in the riders and believe that they can take GASGAS to the very top in MXGP.”

Simon Langenfelder Takes Maxxis To Higher Heights

Following last year’s injuries that cut his season short, the high flying German Simon Langenfelder is keen to show what he can do.
Simon Langenfelder:“It’s been a really productive winter for me… The bike is improved a lot compared to last year. We’ve also ridden in a lot of different countries on many different surfaces, to test the bike in different conditions and it’s been really positive… I’m excited to start the season. I feel really good on the bike and my fitness has never been better. I’m looking forward to a great season of racing.”
Round 1: 13 Jun MXGP of Russia – Orlyonok

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