Latvian motocross competitors, Jānis Mārtiņš and Kārlis Alberts Reišuļi, performed impressively during the second round of the World Motocross Championship at the Andalusian Grand Prix. In the MX2 class, they secured fifth and ninth places, with Jānis momentarily holding the third position before finishing in fifth. This performance reflects the growing competitiveness of Latvian riders in the international motocross circuit, particularly as they represent Yamaha.

The race saw Jānis Mārtiņš Reišulis navigating through a challenging field and securing a commendable fifth position. His brother, Kārlis Alberts, maintained his pace within the top ten, finishing ninth. The race was won by Spanish rider Giļems Farress, who narrowly surpassed South Africa's Kemden McLellan by less than two seconds, highlighting the close competition at this event. The presence of strong riders from various countries underlines the international scope of this championship.

In the MXGP category, Pau Jonass faced difficulties, starting off strongly in the 11th position but sadly dropped out three laps before the finish, likely due to motorcycle issues that forced him to enter the pits. The top three in MXGP were dominated by Belgium's Lucas Kuhnens, Netherlands' Jeffrey Herlings, and another rider from Jonass' team, further emphasizing the high level of competition in the premier class of motocross.