Geneva played host for the fourth and fifth roꦡunds of the Junior SX🦹 Eurocup on Friday and Saturday night, where the Supercross stars of the future supported the first round of the World Supercross GP.

Were the young guns left intimidated after wa🐻tching McGrath, Vuillemin, Tortelli and Larocco on track...? Probably, as Friday's final was not at the previous frantic level, but Saturday again offered a great race to the 18,000 spectators.

Leader of the championship after Grenoble, Antoine Meo left Switzerland still in the points lead, after consistent rides on both nights. Meo 🎐lost some points on Friday as he finished second behind his main riva𒐪l Sebastien Pourcel, but took his revenge on Saturday by finishing second, while Pourcel was only sixth.

At Friday's final, Pourcel got the holeshot and was simply unbeatable; meanꦐwhile, third placed Meo worked his way into second🅷 at mid-race but couldn't reduce the gap to Pourcel.

After his Friday victory, and eager to impress the SX stars, Pourcel was confident of claiming a dominating double - but disaster struck as he cra🍬shed in his qualifying heat, finished only seventh and getting a bad starting gate position. Still fuming, he totally missed his start in the main event and was unable to come back in th🃏e top five, finishing sixth (his worst result of the season).

Meanwhile, Italian Matteo Bonini got the main event holeshot, but it was sh✃ort lived as by the end of the first lap Pierre Alexandre Renet and Christophe Nambotin had both passed him.

Nambotin had a difficult qualifying heat; having crashed and♏ finished only seventh but unlike Pourcel he rode perfectly In the main and took the lead on lap three. However, it was not an easy race for him, as Renet and Meo pressured him for the whole race.

In the closing laps Meo overtook Renet for se♚cond, increasing his lead in the championship.

The final round of the championship at Amneville (this Friday and Saturday) will be a tense one with three riders able to take the championship. Meo, Pourcel and Nambotin may✅ have nineteen points behind them, but their worst result will be taken off.

And if you do that n꧅ow, the gap between them is on♐ly nine points!

So all of them have the once in a lifetime꧅ chance to go to the USA in January and race the first events of the US Supercross championship for the Pro Circuit Kawasaki t♛eam.

Geneva Jr. SX Eurocup - Friday night final.

1.Pourcel S?bastien (FRA, Kawasaki)
2.Meo Antoine (FRA, Kawasaki)
3.Nambotin Christophe (FRA, Yamaha)
4.Renet Pierre Alexandre (FRA, Yamaha)
5.Coisy Benjamin (FRA, KTM)
6.Boissi?re Anthony (FRA, Kawasaki)
7.Campano Carlos (ESP, Yamaha)
8.Hernandez Xavier (ESP, Yamaha)
9.Bonini Matteo (ITA, Suzuki)
10.Gregory Lewis (GBR, KTM)
11.Ferry Xavier (SUI, Yamaha)
12.Izzo Brice (FRA, Yamaha)
13.Perez Paxti (ESP, Suzuki)
14.Ferreira Luis (POR, Suzuki)
15.Izoard Fabien (FRA, Suzuki)

Geneva Jr. SX Eurocup - Saturday night final.

1.Nambotin Christophe (FRA, Yamaha)
2.Meo Antoine (FRA, Kawasaki)
3.Renet Pierre Alexandre (FRA, Yamaha)
4.Bonini Matteo (ITA, Suzuki)
5.Coisy Benjamin (FRA, KTM)
6.Pourcel S?bastien (FRA, Kawasaki)
7.Hernandez Xavier (ESP, Yamaha)
8.Izzo Brice (FRA, Yamaha)
0. Lopez Adrien (FRA, Yamaha)
10.Campano Carlos (ESP, Yamaha)
11.Ferry Xavier (SUI, Yamaha)
12.Torres Arsene (FRA, Yamaha)
13.Ferreira Luis (POR, Suzuki)
14.Izoard Fabien (FRA, Suzuki)
15.Perez Paxti (ESP, Suzuki)

Jr. SX Eurocup - Championship positions.

1.Meo, 82
2.Pourcel, 73
3.Nambotin, 63
4.Hernandez, 60
5.Renet, 54;
6.Coisy, 46
7.Campano, 42
8.Bonini, 41
9.Izzo, 28
10.Boissi?re, 25
11.Tarroux, 24
12.Garrido, 19
13.De Dijcker, 14
14.Ferry, 14
15.Lopez, 13