Fim Motocross World Championship

FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP – MXGP Team Bike Rider 1 Class Rider 2 Class Rider 3 Class Rider 4 Class 24MX Honda Racing Honda Ken de Dycker MXGP Matiss Karro MXGP DP19 Racing Yamaha Yamaha David Philippaerts MXGP Hitachi Construction Husqvarna Jake Nicholls MXGP Ben Watson MX2 Husqvarna HONDA JTECH Honda Damon Graulus MX2 Henry Jacobi MX2 HONDA GARIBOLDI Honda Tim Gajser MXGP Jorge Zaragoza MX2 HSF Logistics Motorsport Calvin KTM Brian Bogers MX2 MX2 Roberts Justs MX2 Team Vlaanderen I Fly JK Racing Yamaha Alfie Smith MX2 Alex Snow MXGP KEMEA Yamaha Yamalube Brent Van Yamaha Valentin Guillod MX GP Benoit Paturel MX2 MX2 Racing Team doninck KTM Sarholz Racing Team KTM Dennis Ullrich MXGP Angus Heidecke MXGP Valtteri Malin MXGP Harri Kullas MXGP KTM Silver Action KTM Jens Getteman MX2 Michael MARCHETTI RACING Jose Antonio Butron Christopher KTM MXGP Ivo Monticelli MX2 MX2 Grisha MX2 TEAM KTM Oliva Valente Ivanov Monster Energy DRT Vsevolod Kawasaki Tommy Searle MXGP MX2 Kawasaki Brylyakov Monster Energy Kawasaki Kawasaki Clement Desalle MXGP Jordi Tixier MXGP Racing Team Monster Energy Yamaha Jeremy Van Yamaha MXGP Romain Febvre MXGP Factory Team Horebeek NewHolland 8biano Davide De Giuseppe Husqvarna Rui Goncalves MXGP MX2 MX2 Massignani Husqvarna Bortoli Tropepe RED BULL KTM FACTORY KTM Jeffrey Herlings MX2 Pauls Jonass MX2 Davy Pootjes MX2 RACING RED BULL KTM FACTORY Glenn KTM Antonio Cairoli MXGP MXGP RACING Coldenhoff Rockstar Energy Thomas Husqvarna Factory Husqvarna Max Anstie MX2 MX2 Covington Racing Rockstar Energy Christophe Husqvarna Factory Husqvarna Max Nagl MXGP MXGP Charlier Racing SDM CORSE Husqvarna Davide Bonini MX2 Suzuki World MX2 Suzuki Jeremy Seewer MX2 Brian Hsu MX2 Suzuki World MXGP Suzuki Ben Townley MXGP Kevin Strijbos MXGP TEAM CASTROL POWER 1 Suzuki Filip Bengtsson MXGP SUZUKI MOTO-BASE Team Gebben v Venrooy Kawasaki Toms Macuks MXGP Kawasaki TEAM HONDA REDMOTO Honda Alessandro Lupino MXGP Kei Yamamoto MXGP ASSOMOTOR Team HRC Honda Evgeny Bobryshev MXGP Gautier Paulin MXGP Team Jimmy Joe Husqvarna Jaap Corneth MX2 Demi Goezinnen Women Team Monster Energy Kawasaki Dylan Ferrandis MX2 Petar Petrov MX2 Kawasaki Tip Top MP32 Racing Yamaha Milko Potisek MXGP Team TM RACING FACTORY TM Samuele Bernardini MX2 TEAM TM Racing Satellite Team TM Eddie Hjortmarker MX2 Wilvo Standing Construct Yamaha Aleksandr Tonkov MX2 Julien Lieber MX2 Yamaha Wilvo Virus Performance KTM Shaun Simpson MXGP Adam Sterry MX2 KTM .

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Portuguese Setback for 24MX Honda Racing Riders
Portuguese setback for 24MX Honda Racing riders Agueda - The sixth round of seventeen in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship dealt both Nikolaj Larsen and Santtu Tiainen an unfortunate blow. After claiming 17th in the opening moto in Agueda Tiainen chose not to start in the second sprint due to a painful knee. His team mate suffered a back injury on Saturday morning after crashing in the wave section. Although Larsen attempted to ride in qualifying and during warmup he realized that two GP motos were beyond his reach due to the discomfort and pain. The sunny and hot conditions south of Porto seemed to please Finnish ace Santtu Tiainen. After a disappointing performance in the Open Dutch Championship in Gemert last week ST167 responded with solid riding on the bumpy and demanding Portuguese track on Saturday. Tiainen started the qualifying affair around 14th place behind Jonathan Barragan, dug deep and crossed the line in 15th. Unfortunately the sole 24MX Honda rider got caught up in a second corner scrap in the ﬁrst heat. Down from 19th and after losing valuable time Santtu started pushing hard. Relentless work in the Portuguese heat eventually paid off for Tiainen who secured four championship points. Struggling to walk properly after the moto it was obvious that even the determined Finn needed to back out for the second race. Santtu Tiainen: “I was quite happy about my riding on Saturday but I just got a bit unlucky today. In the second corner I sort of got stuck with Matiss Karro and twisted my knee.
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THE MONSTER ENERGY MXGP OF THE USA MAKES THE CURTAIN CALL GLEN HELEN (United States), 16 September 2015 – It has been an epic season so far and this weekend one of the most famous motocross tracks in the world, Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California will host the final round of the FIM Motocross World Championship. The first time the FIM Motocross World Championship tackled the beast that is Glen Helen was back in 1990 where Belgian Eric Geboers was victorious. The motocross grand prix then returned again for the two years that followed, in 1991 and 1992, where French legend Jean-Michel Bayle headlined. Eighteen years after Bayle’s victory in ’92, MXGP returned where both world champions at that time Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli and Marvin Musquin won in their respective classes. What is exciting is that both Cairoli and Musquin will be racing this weekend while the winners of the most recent grand prix at Glen Helen, in 2011, Clement Desalle and Ken Roczen will not be onsite as they are both recovering from injuries. Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube’s Romain Febvre has never raced in the USA and will be looking forward to put in some laps out here in Southern California. It will be interesting to see how he goes on the unfamiliar territory and with a lot of new names and faces on the gate. Hitachi Construction Machinery Revo KTM’s Shaun Simpson is one name that is recognized in the USA. Simpson, who raced a round of the American Nationals back in August, has been open about how pumped he is to return to the US for a grand prix.
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Issue #5 Ed Itorial Lap Two by SI MELBER, Photo: Si Melber
www.rustsports.com Issue #5 Ed itorial lap two By SI MELBER, photo: Si Melber “Rust NeverSleeps” Hi there Nope, the real reason I do this is because I haven’t quite finished the job that I set out to do. Twenty years ago I launched a magazine called TBM that AND SO IT begins… Another year sat on the startline of this endurance race aimed to shake up the off-road industry with the novel approach of telling the I call dirt bike journalism. A miss-spent youth promisingly developed into a honest truth about dirt bikes. You know… warts and all, as opposed to simply miss-spent career - to paraphrase the late father of one of our columnists. regurgitating what the manufacturers wanted us to believe. So what keeps drawing me back year after year? That was a lot of fun. We worked for you guys (the consumers), exposed Certainly not the money. Sure I’m properly rewarded for what I do, but friends some bare-faced lies, took manufacturers to task, built some amazing friend- I grew up with earn twice as much; they live in bigger houses, equipped with ships, built some god-awful project bikes, took part in a lot of races, finished bigger garages packed to the rafters with sports stuff they never get time to a few of them, and generally enjoyed ourselves. So when the chance came use. Hey… I wanna’ have stuff I never get time to use. Oh and they get to ride to create the new RUST brand out of the box of bits marked ‘TBM’, naturally sit-upon lawnmowers at the weekend whereas I don’t even own a windowbox.
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AMA TOYOTA MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY FMF 13TH ANNUAL GIANT RV AMA MOTOCROSS NATIONAL GLEN HELEN RACEWAY PARK - SAN BERNARDINO, CA ROUND 1 OF 12 - MAY 25, 2008 AMA Motocross Championship STARTING LINE-UP - MOTO #1 POS. # NAME HOMETOWN BIKE TEAM 1 7 James M. Stewart Haines City, FL Kawasaki KX450F Monster Energy Kawasaki 2 800 Mike A. Alessi Victorville, CA Suzuki RM-Z450 Rockstar/Makita Suzuki 3 118 David D. Millsaps Tallahassee, FL Honda CRF450R Honda Red Bull Racing 4 9 Ivan Tedesco Tallahassee, FL Honda CRF450R Honda Red Bull Racing 5 101 Ben Townley Tallahassee, FL Honda CRF450R Honda Red Bull Racing 6 902 Cody Cooper Tallahassee, FL Suzuki RM-Z450 Suzuki City Biloxi MS/OTSFF 7 15 Timmy M. Ferry Largo, FL Kawasaki KX450F Monster Energy Kawasaki 8 29 Andrew T. Short Smithville, TX Honda CRF450R Honda Red Bull Racing 9 141 Steve Boniface Corona, CA Honda CRF450R -none listed- 10 40 Joshua R. Hill Yoncalla, OR Yamaha YZ450F Yamaha Motor Corp/Bridgestone 11 55 Antonio Balbi Riverside, CA Honda CRF450R Hooters/Tamer Billet/Moto XXX 12 26 Michael Byrne Newnan, GA Suzuki RM-Z450 -none listed- 13 27 Nicholas A. Wey Dewitt, MI KTM 450SX MDK KTM/FMF/Kalgard/Pro Taper 14 105 Sean D. Hamblin Murrieta, CA Yamaha YZ450F -none listed- 15 801 Jeff Alessi Victorville, CA Honda CRF450R Bad Boy Power Drinks/RWR 16 821 Bobby B. Bonds Maricopa, CA Kawasaki KX450F Team CCR/Axo/Maxxis/One/Fasst 17 917 Eric Sorby Lake Elsinore, CA Yamaha YZ450F Spike Energy/Toyota/Yamaha 18 42 Paul P.
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Weekend 4 Winners!
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Sportmoto 38 0416
www.acu.org.uk / ISSUE 41 / Winter 2017 / £3 BEST OF BRITISH WIN 30 TICKETS FOR TOP EVENTS DIRTBIKE SHOW MOTORCYCLE LIVE SHEFFIELD 2018 See inside for details CONTENTS www.acu.org.uk / ISSUE 41 / Winter 2017 / £3 Welcome to Sportmoto Welcome to the Winter issue of This issue features a roundup the ACU Sportmoto magazine. of many of the outstanding As the season now draws to an sporting achievements by riders end with some major events on both the World and European taking place in the UK, we stage en route to becoming have plenty of news about champions. BEST OF BRITISH the highlights from the season Also make sure you WIN 30 TICKETS FOR TOP EVENTS DIRTBIKE SHOW gone by and the forthcoming don’t miss out on the ticket MOTORCYCLE LIVE shows at which the ACU will be competition for the International SHEFFIELD 2018 See inside for details in attendance. Dirt Bike Show, Motorcycle Live As always key members of and the fantastic and exciting Staff and Sport Committees Sheffield Indoor Trial, to be in will be available at both the International with a chance of winning a great day out. Dirt Bike Show at Stoneleigh (October 26th So enjoy the read and I really hope we – 29th) and the Motorcycle Live Show at the see some of you at the Shows during the Issue 41 Winter 2017 NEC in Birmingham (November 18th – 26th) coming months, it’s always good to meet SportMoto is published by the to offer advice to existing and potential new our members and answer any questions or Auto Cycle Union Ltd licence holders and organising Clubs.
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