The ADAC Women’s Motocross Championship resumed this weekend in Magdeburg, where Larissa Papenmeier (1-1) once again proved unbeatable. The Honda rider claimed victory in both races, including an impressive comeback in the second moto, to maintain her perfect record and further extend her championship lead.
Alexandra Massury (2-2) continued her strong run of form with another runner-up finish. The RCK Racing Team rider showed excellent speed throughout the day and remains third in the championship standings, while continuing to close the gap to Amber Simons.
The battle for the final podium position was incredibly close, with three riders finishing tied on points. Amber Simons (5-3) ultimately secured third overall thanks to a strong performance in the second moto. Elena Kapsamer (4-4) finished fourth after a consistent day for the Becker Racing rider. Tanja Schlosser (3-5) rounded out the top five. The Werthmann Racing Team by Mefo Sport rider looked back to her best and enjoyed a close battle with Kapsamer in the second moto.
Kyshara Das (6-6) finished sixth overall. Beyond the result itself, the European 125cc vice-champion impressed with her pace against the more experienced 250cc riders. Jenitty Van der Beek (7-7) secured seventh place in the fourth round of the championship, continuing to show progress with every race.
Emely Köhler (9-9) claimed eighth overall ahead of Sarah Strebel (11-11) in ninth. Katharina Schultz (17-8) completed the top ten after losing valuable time in the opening moto when she became stuck and dropped several positions.
