After being unable to ride at Fort William, Isak Levisson came to Leogang with confidence in his injured wrist. He was able to ride and ride well – looking good on track and turning on a dime in the corners as usual. He qualified 70^th and went on to put down a decent run on raceday to secure 49^th. A step in the right direction, he says, but struggled in the changing conditions on raceday.

Innes Graham was in high spirits approaching Leogang, despite the bike park feel that everyone talks about. After track walk he was looking forward to getting on track because conditions were probably similar to that of Scotland. Soggy, very soggy. He qualified just in front of Isak in 69^th with an average run. On raceday, he was struggling in practice due to a bad over the bars crash he had on qualifying day, on the last high speed straight of the track. He woke on raceday feeling sore and bruised. Never the less he cracked on but he says his strength let him down on his race run, leaving him back in 73^rd.