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Another Grand Prix, another collection of motos, and another set
of trophies to weigh the now-heavily-bowed shelving of the
Mattighofen offices of the KTM factory. From the MX1 and MX2
classes run at FIM World Championship events in Bulgaria, Italy,
and now Holland, the Austrians have swept everything and only
conceded one moto from a total of twelve; 250, 350 and 450 SX-F
technology laying waste. The KTM marketing department must now
be facing as much work and pressure as the factory race team.
Jeffrey Herlings (111) leads the pack around turn one. Ray
Archer Photo  There was a bold footnote to this particular day
of dominance at Valkenswaard, however. Aside from a championship
or title, many riders will say that owning their home grand prix
or meeting is the next best achievement. With this sentiment,
and on this showing at the Grand Prix of Netherlands and the
third round of fifteen, Red Bull KTM’s Jeffrey Herlings
certainly has a long and decorate