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Lucas Coenen shines in Águeda and is crowned «King» of the MXGP of Portugal; Romain Febvre took the lead in the World Championship

by Daniel Rhodes
May 4, 2025
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Lucas Coenen shines in Águeda and is crowned «King» of the MXGP of Portugal; Romain Febvre took the lead in the World Championship
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The sun may have lit up the Águeda circuit this weekend, but it was Lucas Coenen who truly brought the heat. The Belgian KTM rider dominated both motos with authority, securing the overall win at the Grand Prix of Portugal with a perfect score.

Right from the first moto, Coenen took control after the holeshot and never looked back, crossing the finish line ahead of Romain Febvre (Kawasaki) and Rúben Fernández (Honda). The second moto followed a similar script: another strong start and another convincing win for Coenen, who clocked a final time of 36:41.817, finishing 10.991 seconds ahead of Febvre and 28.685 seconds ahead of Fernández.

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Second Moto Results – Águeda

  1. Lucas Coenen (BEL, KTM) – 36:41.817 – 25 pts
  2. Romain Febvre (FRA, Kawasaki) – +10.991 s – 22 pts
  3. Rúben Fernández (ESP, Honda) – +28.685 s – 20 pts
  4. Calvin Vlaanderen (NED, Yamaha) – +32.578 s – 18 pts
  5. Andrea Bonacorsi (ITA, Fantic) – +36.145 s – 16 pts

With two wins, Coenen earned the maximum 50 points, while Febvre collected 44 and Fernández 40, securing the final GP podium. Andrea Bonacorsi and Pauls Jonass rounded out the top five with 31 points each.

Overall Results – MXGP of Portugal

  1. Lucas Coenen – 50 points
  2. Romain Febvre – 44 points
  3. Rúben Fernández – 40 points
  4. Andrea Bonacorsi – 31 points
  5. Pauls Jonass – 31 points

The Águeda round also brought changes to the championship standings. Romain Febvre now takes over the red plate with 330 points, benefiting from the absence of former leader Tim Gajser, who missed the round due to injury and remains on 305 points. Lucas Coenen climbs to third overall with 287 points.

Riding high on his Portuguese triumph, Coenen heads to the next round in Lugo full of confidence, where Gajser is expected to return — setting the stage for an even more intense battle at the top.

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