
Two Yamahas, two Swiss: one for the very first time in MXGP. Monster Energy Yamaha’s Jeremy Seewer wore a sizeable grin through his maiden premier class podium ceremony in Russia. In just his second MXGP season the former MX2 series runner-up battled through the Orlyonok heat and a slick, sketchy and fast hard-pack track to drop his milestone on the shores of the Black Sea.
Seewer joined countryman and brandmate Monster Energy Wilvo Yamaha’s Arnaud Tonus as two blue/black bikes were coated with the ‘sweet stuff’ for the second Grand Prix in a row: Seewer taking the place of teammate Romain Febvre, who grabbed Pole Position on Saturday in the Russian swelter but could not scale the box for the second race on the spin.