the official guide of the 2015 fim motocross world championship

2015

MXGP GUIDE THE OFFICIAL GUIDE OF THE 2015 FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

CONTENTS FOREWORD

6

CONTACTS YOUTHSTREAM AND OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS

8

SPONSORS

11

CALENDAR

13

MXGP RIDERS

14

MX2 RIDERS

27

MXGP & MX2 OAT TEAMS

42

MXGP STATISTICS

51

MXGP VENUES

61

TV COVERAGE

105

HISTORY OF THE FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

119

FIM MXGP/MX2 REGULATIONS

125

MXoN HISTORY

129

MXoN REGULATIONS

134

MXON STATISTICS

138

WMX RIDERS

147

KEEPING UP WITH KIARA

149

2014 EMX CHAMPIONS

152

EMX STATISTICS

157

EMX REGULATIONS

160

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FOREWORD The 2015 FIM Motocross World Championship promises to be one of the most exciting of these past few years. All eyes are upon the MXGP class where the reigning World Champions Antonio Cairoli (MXGP) and Ryan Villopoto (AMA Supercross and FIM World Championship) will battle it out for world supremacy. However, it would be a mistake to focus exclusively on just these two riders. Last year, Jeremy Van Horebeek, Gautier Paulin and Clément Desalle all proved they “have what it takes”. In the MX2 class, France’s Jordi Tixier will be defending his number one plate against Jeffrey Herlings. The Dutch rider, who dominated the class in 2012 and 2013, narrowly lost the title in 2014 because of injury. He is now on a mission, to capture back “his” Championship. Let us see what the “whiz kid” can come up with. Here too, there are some others who cannot be counted out, among them Dylan Ferrandis, Tim Gajser, Aleksandr Tonkov, Max Anstie, Valentin Guillod and Jeremy Seewer. Pauls Jonass and Jorge Zaragoza are two new hot prospects for the class, so there will be some fireworks coming up.

In the Women’s class, Kiara Fontanesi will be trying to add a fourth World Championship to her prize list. She will get some tough competition from the likes of Meghan Rutledge, Livia Lancelot, Nathalie Kane and Larissa Papenmeyer. There is no doubt that the profile of the FIM Motocross World Championships has been boosted by the presence of Ryan Villopoto. This - as well as overseas rounds in Qatar, Thailand, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and the USA - is very encouraging and shows that YouthStream’s hard work and investments are paying off. Motocross is going global and its many fans can rejoice, as 2015 has all the ingredients to satisfy their motocross hunger. On behalf of the FIM, I would like to thank all the stakeholders for their efforts in making the 2015 FIM Motocross World Championship happen: YouthStream, National Federations, Organisers, Manufacturers, Riders, Teams, circuits owners, media and of course you, motocross fan and spectator. Enjoy!

ito Ippolito V FIM President

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Dear MXGP Friends, Over the last few years, especially last year and this year, the Motocross World Championship has made large bounds ahead and thanks to the tremendous work made by Youthstream in cooperation with the FIM, FIM-Europe, organizers, manufacturers, teams, riders, media, sponsors and to the great support received from the MXGP fans today Motocross has become one of the most popular sports in the world. Thanks to the modern tools which have been developed, MXGP is being distributed worldwide providing fans from everywhere with the possibility to really enter our world and feel to be a part of it all. 2014 saw an impressive TV coverage of 1.3 billion TV viewers for more than 4,900 hours of broadcasting. Again in 2015 every continent will be covered via major broadcasters: Europe on Eurosport, USA on CBS Sport, Latin America on FOX Sport, Middle East and Africa on BeIN, Asia and Oceania on FOX Sport, and in addition to the local broadcasters. Youthstream will continue to improve the TV production providing TV viewers with thrilling images. You will be pleased to see that Youthstream became actively present on the main social networks in 2013, the reason for this is because the average age of MXGP followers was high and something needed to be done. By being easily accessible to young potential fans we have seen the interest in MXGP is growing rapidly. After only one and a half years MXGP is the leading off-road sport in the world in the social media. You can find MXGP on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube where MXGP has its own channel. The new MXGP official website provides even more information than before and it is simple for all users. MXGP-TV.com is where you can watch entire events live including all the World and European Championship classes and of course the famous Motocross of Nations, on MXGP-TV. com you can also find programs on Youthstream promoted events, like the Junior World Motocross Championship, the Motocross of European Nations and the Snowcross World Championship. MXGP Mag came out for the first time just after the 2013 MXoN in Germany, it offers an interactive and fun way to be informed about inside info and it’s followed by thousands of fans and insiders worldwide. Thanks to these innovative moves we are already seeing more and more interest from youth in the Motocross world. After 2 years MXGP Academy’s existence it’s fabulous seeing the number of potential talented riders attending these training schools. MXGP Academy prepares young enthusiastic riders to make the step into the professional world with expert advice on a technical aspect and management.

Youthstream promotes a number of Championships including the MXGP World Championship, the MX2 World Championship, the Motocross of Nations, Women’s Motocross World Championship, the Veteran Motocross World Cup, the Junior Motocross World Championship, the European Motocross Championships (65cc, 85cc, 125cc, 150cc, 250cc and 300cc), the Motocross of European Nations and the Snowcross World Championship. Amongst these Championships there were more than 2,800 participants taking part. There are 140 people working for Youthstream for the organization, media and management of these Championships, plus an average of 500 more people providing services for the local organizer for each GP making a total of about 9,000 people. During this moment of crisis Youthstream is extremely proud to actively participate on a social aspect by assuring more than 1,000 jobs linked to the events it promotes. Youthstream’s work is not only what you see (television, media, marketing, sponsorship, and of course the racing) but it has a lot of ‘backstage’ work that is less visible such as the organization of the event, the designing, engineering and construction of the race track, the logistics, and hospitality. We also manage the media center, the paddock, passes, traffic, security, the management of teams’ and riders’ entries and their needs, the TV production and postproduction, the time-keeping, travel and hotels, and in cooperation with FIM we take care of sporting issues and the implementation of the Regulations. For the globalization of our sport, which ensures the Championships’ stability and credibility, Youthstream endeavors constantly to create interest in all continents. For 2015 Qatar will once again be the MXGP series opener, then the tour goes on to the exotic round in Thailand and then on to Argentina before returning to the traditional European circuits. In August and September MXGP will be go to Brazil, then will return to Europe, the Netherlands, and then to Mexico and the last round will be held in USA, Glen Helen. There is a lot of interest shown towards our sport from every continent and we are negotiating to bring MXGP to more countries in the years to come. We thank the FIM, FIM-E, the organizers, the riders, the teams, manufacturers, fans, sponsors and media who believe in the potential of MXGP and who support us.

iuseppe Luongo G President of Youthstream Group

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CONTACTS YOUTHSTREAM AND OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS CONTACT YOUTHSTREAM NAME/DEPARTMENT

E-MAIL

POSITION

BOARD Giuseppe LUONGO

President

Luigi ZOMPETTI

[email protected]

Vice-President

Eric SEVENET

[email protected]

Vice-President

Nikos GOUNARIS

[email protected]

Director

Ursula LUONGO Philippe RAHMANI

Board Member [email protected]

David LUONGO

Overseas Relations Director Director

Daniele RIZZI

[email protected]

Director

Didier HENRIOD

[email protected]

Director

[email protected]

Lawyer

[email protected]

Corporate Relations Director

LEGAL DEPARTMENT Gianluca D'ALOJA CORPORATE RELATIONS Mario MARINI

ADMINISTRATION & ORGANIZATION Daniele RIZZI

[email protected]

CEO Youthstream Organisation

Florence FARACHE

[email protected]

Administration YS Organisation

Georges AESCHLIMANN

[email protected]

Administration YS Media & Marketing

Ludmila RICHNAVSKA

[email protected]

Administration YS Logistics

Augusto VALENTE

[email protected]

Organization Director

Didier HENRIOD

[email protected]

CEO Youthstream Media

Charlotte APPARU

[email protected]

Director TV Department

Marionna LEIVA

[email protected]

Director Communication & Marketing Services

Hans-Martin FETZER

[email protected]

CTO Youthstream Media & Sport Office Director

Charlotte APPARU

[email protected]

Director TV Department

Ioannis NIKOLAIDIS

[email protected]

Executive TV Producer

Cristian PUNTURIERO

[email protected]

Executive Post Production

Piera Laura MERELLO

[email protected]

Operator & Editor

George Tidmarsh

[email protected]

TV Journalist

Paul MALIN

[email protected]

TV Commentator

Samuel GALLO

[email protected]

Cameraman

Lisa LEYLAND

[email protected]

TV Presenter

BUSINESS

BUSINESS - TV

BUSINESS - COMMUNICATION & MARKETING SERVICES Marionna LEIVA

[email protected]

Director Communication & Marketing Services

Matteo ZOMPETTI

[email protected]

Field Operations

Petru ARVA

[email protected]

Field Force

Massimo MATTEONI

[email protected]

Field Force

Samanta GELLI

[email protected]

Media Operations

Nikki SCOTT

[email protected]

Media Operations

Massimo ZANZANI

[email protected]

Photographer

Roman BORAK

[email protected]

Photographer

Harry BORMS

[email protected]

Direct Sales

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NAME/DEPARTMENT

E-MAIL

POSITION

BUSINESS - TECHNOLOGY & SPORT OFFICE Hans-Martin FETZER

[email protected]

CTO Youthstream Media & Sport Office Director

Alexander NUSSBAUMER

[email protected]

Software developer

Ludwig VERHEYDEN

[email protected]

Timing

Anastasia ROTAR

[email protected]

Sport Office Operations

Marc PAUWELS

[email protected]

Sport Office

[email protected]

Head of Public Relations

Andis STEINS

[email protected]

Security Manager

Matthieu CHAMBIN

[email protected]

Security officer

[email protected]

Youthstream USA

Ivan PALMIERI

[email protected]

Hospitality Manager

Patricia MASKAROVA

[email protected]

VIP and Special Events Operations Director

[email protected]

Logistics Manager

Greg ATKINS

[email protected]

Track Manager

Axel MENEAU

[email protected]

Track Designer

Dave NICOLL

[email protected]

Sport Consultant

[email protected]

Paddock Manager

[email protected]

Travel & Passes Manager

[email protected]

VIP and Special Events Operations Director

PUBLIC RELATIONS Guido BECCHIS SECURITY

YOUTHSTREAM USA Sergio MARINI HOSPITALITY

LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT Stefan HUSAR TRACK

PADDOCK Yves DORIOT TRAVEL & PASSES Niki MAKK WMX & SNX Patricia MASKAROVA

OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS COMPANY

FAX

E-MAIL

SEL - SPORT & EVENTS LOGISTICS

+39 011 3975472

[email protected] - [email protected]

PLATINIUM GROUP - Official ticketing

+377 (93) 25 12 79

[email protected]

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TONY CAIROLI Photo by: Tony Cairoli

CALENDAR DATE

GRAND PRIX

VENUE

ADDITIONAL RACES

28 February (Sat)

QATAR

Losail

Women

8 March

THAILAND

Nakhonchaisri

Women

29 March

PATAGONIA ARGENTINA

Neuquen

–

19 April

TRENTINO

Pietramurata

EMX250, EMX150, EMX125

26 April

EUROPE

Valkenswaard


10 May

SPAIN

Talavera de la Reina EMX300, EMX250, EMX125

24 May

GREAT BRITAIN

Matterley Basin

Women, EMX250, EMX150, EMX125

31 May

FRANCE

Villars-sous-Écot

Women, EMX125

14 June

ITALY

Maggiora

EMX300, EMX125

21 June

GERMANY

Teutschenthal

Women, EMX250, EMX150

5 July

SWEDEN

Uddevalla

EMX300, EMX125

12 July

LATVIA

Kegums


26 July

CZECH REPUBLIC

Loket

Women, EMX300, EMX150

2 August

BELGIUM

Lommel


16 August

TBA

TBA

–

30 August

THE NETHERLANDS

Assen

Veteran, EMX250, EMX150, EMX125

13 September

MEXICO

León

–

20 September

MONSTER ENERGY MXGP OF USA Glen Helen

27 September

MONSTER ENERGY FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS – France - Ernée

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RIDERS

MXGP RIDERS

MXGP ENTRY LIST NUMBER SURNAME

NAME

BIKE

TEAM

NATIONALITY FEDERATION

2

Ryan

Kawasaki

Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team

USA

AMA

BEL

FMB

VILLOPOTO

9

DE DYCKER

Ken

KTM

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

11

BENGTSSON

Filip

Honda

24MX Honda Racing

SWE

SVEMO

Husqvarna

Red Bull IceOne Husqvarna Factory racing

GER

DMSB

ESP

RFME

12

NAGL

Maximilian

17

BUTRON

Jose

KTM

Marchetti Racing Team KTM

19

PHILIPPAERTS

David

Yamaha

DP19 Racing Yamaha

ITA

FMI

21

PAULIN

Gautier

Honda

Team HRC

FRA

MCM

22

STRIJBOS

Kevin

Suzuki

Suzuki World MXGP

BEL

FMB

23

CHARLIER

Christophe

Honda

24MX Honda Racing

FRA

FFM

GBR

ACU

24

SIMPSON

Shaun

KTM

Hitachi Construction Machinery Revo KTM

25

DESALLE

Clement

Suzuki

Suzuki World MXGP

BEL

FMB

RSA

MSA

28

RATTRAY

Tyla

Kawasaki

Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team

32

POTISEK

Milko

Yamaha

Tip Top Racing

FRA

FFM

39

GUARNERI

Davide

TM

TM Racing Factory Team

ITA

FMI

45

NICHOLLS

Jake

KTM

Wilvo Forkrent KTM

GBR

ACU

AUS

MA

47

WATERS

Todd

Husqvarna


62

GERCAR

Klemen

Husqvarna

62 Motosport Husqvarna

SLO

AMZS

77

LUPINO

Alessandro

Honda

Team Assomotor Honda

ITA

FMI

Yamaha

Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube

BEL

FMB

KTM


GBR

ACU

Husqvarna

Wilvo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing

AUS

MA

GER

DMSB

89 100 111

VAN HOREBEEK Jeremy SEARLE FERRIS

Tommy Dean

149

ULLRICH

Dennis

Suzuki

Castrol Power1 Suzuki Moto-Base

177

COATES

Paul

Yamaha

JK Racing Yamaha

GBR

AMA

183

FROSSARD

Steven

KTM

Wilvo Forkrent KTM

FRA

FFM

KTM


ITA

FMI

NED

KNMV

222

CAIROLI

Antonio

259

COLDENHOFF

Glenn

Suzuki

Team Suzuki Europe Motocross

400

YAMAMOTO

Kei

Honda

Team Assomotor Honda

JPN

MFJ

461

FEBVRE

Romain

Yamaha

Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube

FRA

FFM

742

NAZAROV

Maxim

KTM

BELOGORIE Russia Racing RUS

MFR

777

BOBRYSHEV

Evgeny

Honda

Team HRC

RUS

FSM

GBR

ACU

POR

FMP

991

WATSON

Nathan

Husqvarna


999

GONCALVES

Rui

Husqvarna

MX Racing Team

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GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

2

RYAN VILLOPOTO MONSTER ENERGY KAWASAKI RACING TEAM

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KEN DE DYCKER RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Ryan Villopoto – RV2

NAME AND SURNAME

Ken de Dycker

NATIONALITY

USA

NATIONALITY

Belgian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Poulsbo, WA, USA

PLACE OF BIRTH

Leuven

DATE OF BIRTH (D/M/Y) 13.08.1988

DATE OF BIRTH (D/M/Y) 20/06/1984

WEBSITE

rv2.com

WEBSITE

www.keenomx.com

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

2000, GP of The Netherlands, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

4 (SX World Championship)

WORLD TITLE

–

FIRST WORLD TITLE –


GP WINS

–

GP WINS

5, MX1

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2007, GP of Sweden, Uddevalla, MX1

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2010, GP of Germany, Teutschenthal, MX1

2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

20/MXGP; Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2010

Bike KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F KX 450 F

OTHER RESULTS

Team Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki USA/Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki

2009 KX 450 F Monster Energy Kawasaki 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2006 2006

KX 250 F KX 250 F KX 250 F KX 250 F KX 250 F KX 250 F KX 250 F

USA/Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki USA/Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki USA/Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki Monster Energy ProCircuit Kawasaki

Championship Results World Supercross Champion 1 AMA Supercross Championship 1 World Supercross Champion 1 AMA Supercross Championship 1 World Supercross Champion 1 AMA Supercross Championship 1 FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 1 Monster Energy Cup Champion 1 Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship 1 World Supercross Champion 1 AMA Supercross Championship 1 AMA SX: San Francisco, Anaheim 3, 1 Indianapolis, Daytona, Toronto, Jacksonville and Houston AMA SX: Seattle, Las Vegas, AMA MX Win: 1 Glen Helen FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 1 AMA MX Lites Champion 1 FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 1 AMA SX Lites West Series 1 FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 1 AMA Supercross Lites West Series 2 AMA Rookie Of The year

FILIP BENGTSSON

Year 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM Honda Honda Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Honda Honda Honda Honda Honda KTM

Team Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Belgium/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Belgium/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing LS Honda Racing Team Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci Teka Suzuki WMX1 Teka Suzuki WMX1 Belgium/Teka Suzuki WMX1 CAS Honda Belgium/CAS Honda CAS Honda Sarholz Sarholz MTM KTM

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24 MX HONDA RACING

Championship Results FIM motocross world championship mx1 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 5 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 8 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 5 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 9 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 9 FIM Motocross World Championship 650cc 21

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MAX NAGL REDBULL ICEONE HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Filip Bengtsson

NAME AND SURNAME

Maximilian Nagl

NATIONALITY

Swedish

NATIONALITY

German

PLACE OF BIRTH

Sankt Olof

PLACE OF BIRTH

Weilheim



WEBSITE

www.fillibang.com

WEBSITE

www.maxnagl.de

FIRST GP RACED


FIRST GP RACED


WORLD TITLE

WORLD TITLE

–

FIRST WORLD TITLE


GP WINS

GP WINS

5 (1 in MXGP; 4 in MX1)

FIRST GP WIN

FIRST GP WIN

2008, GP of Città di Faenza, Faenza, MX1

LAST GP WIN

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of State of Goias, Trindade, MXGP

2014 STANDING

6/MXGP; Team HRC

2014 STANDING

26/MXGP; JE68/KTM

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2014 2013 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM

Team Sweden/Je68 Sweden/Je68 Je68 Sweden/Je68 Je68 Je68 Sweden/Silver Action Veidec Racing By Us Capital / Ktm Scandinavia 2011 KTM Veidec Racing By Us Capital/ Ktm Scandinavia 2010 HONDA Motostar 2010 HONDA Motostar

OTHER RESULTS Championship Results Fim Motocross Of Nations 11 Swedish Motocross Championship 1 Fim Motocross World Championship MX1 57 Fim Motocross Of Nations 30 Dutch Motocross Championship 3 Swedish Motocross Championship MX1 1 Fim Motocross Of Nations 12 Uem Motocross European Championship 13 EMX2 Swedish Motocross Championship MX2 1 UEM Motocross Of European Nations Swedish Motocross Championship MX2

10 2

Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2007 2006 2006 2005 2005 2005 2004 2004

Bike Honda Honda Honda KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM

Team Germany/Team HRC Honda World Motocross Germany/Honda World Motocross Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Germany/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Germany/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Germany/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Germany/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM Sarholz Racing Germany/KTM Sarholz Germany/KTM Sarholz KTM Sarholz Racing Germany/KTM Sarholz KTM Kosak Racing Team Germany/KTM Kosak Germany/KTM Kosak KTM Kosak Racing Team Germany/KTM Kosak

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 10 FIM Motocross of Nations 7 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 16 FIM Motocross of Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 6 FIM Motocross of Nations 10 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 18 FIM Motocross of Nations 9 UEM Motocross of European Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 20 FIM Motocross of Nations 13 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 16 FIM Motocross of Nations 14 UEM Motocross of European Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 28 FIM Motocross of Nations 11

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GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

17

DAVID PHILIPPAERTS

JOSÉ ANTONIO BUTRÓN

19

DP19 RACING YAMAHA

MARCHETTI RACING TEAM KTM NAME AND SURNAME

José Antonio Butrón Oliva

NAME AND SURNAME

David Philippaerts

NATIONALITY

Spanish

NATIONALITY

Italian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Cadiz

PLACE OF BIRTH

Pietrasanta



WEBSITE

www.josebutron.com

WEBSITE

www.dp19.com

FIRST GP RACED

2008, GP of Città di Faenza, Faenza, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2001, GP of The Netherlands, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

1 (MX1)


FIRST WORLD TITLE 2008, MX1

GP WINS

–

GP WINS

12 (6 in MX1; 6 in MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2005, GP of France, St. Jean d’Angely, MX2

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2011, GP Brazil, Indaiatuba, MX1

2014 STANDING

9/MX2; KTM Silver Action

2014 STANDING

10/MXGP; DP19 Racing

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Yamaha KTM KTM Yamaha

Team Spain/KTM Silver Action KTM Silver Action Spain/KTM Silver Action KTM Diga Racing Spain/KTM Diga Racing KTM Silver Action Spain/KTM Silver Action Team Beursfoon Suzuki MX Team Beursfoon Suzuki MX Spain/Beursfoon Suzuki MX Beursfoon Suzuki MX Gariboldi Racing KTM Spain KTM Spain Privateer

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 21 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 13 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 8 FIM Motocross of Nations 25 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 14 FIM Motocross of Nations 8 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 28 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 49 FIM Motocross of Nations 13 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 28 UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 12 UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 62 FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 125cc 7 FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 85cc 2

GAUTIER PAULIN

Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2004 2003 2002

Bike Yamaha Honda Honda Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Suzuki Suzuki

Team Italy/DP19 Racing Honda Gariboldi Italy/Honda Gariboldi Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Italy/Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Italy/Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Italy/KTM Red Bull Champ KTM Italy/Champ KTM KTM Errevi Italy/KTM Errevi KTM Errevi KTM Errevi Castellari Castellari

21

TEAM HRC

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 11 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 15 FIM Motocross World Championship 9 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 6 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 13 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 19 FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc 22 FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc 45 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 3

KEVIN STRIJBOS

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ROCKSTAR ENERGY SUZUKI WORLD MXGP

NAME AND SURNAME

Gautier Paulin

NAME AND SURNAME

Kevin Strijbos

NATIONALITY

French

NATIONALITY

Belgian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Draguignan

PLACE OF BIRTH

Geel



WEBSITE

www.gautierpaulin.com

WEBSITE

www.kevinstrijbos.be

FIRST GP RACED

2006, GP of Northern Ireland, Desert Martin, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2000, GP of Finland, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

10; 2(MXGP), 5(MX1), 3(MX2)

GP WINS

5 (MX1)

FIRST GP WIN

2009, GP of Italy, Faenza, MX2

FIRST GP WIN

2005, GP of Czech Republic, Loket, MX1

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of Leon, Mexico, MXGP

LAST GP WIN

2007, GP of The Netherlands, Lierop, MX1

2014 STANDING

8, MXGP, Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team

2014 STANDING

3/MXGP; Rockstar Energy Suzuki World

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike Team 2014 Kawasaki France/Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team 2013 Kawasaki Kawasaki Racing Team 2013 Kawasaki France/Kawasaki Racing Team 2012 Kawasaki Kawasaki Racing Team 2012 Kawasaki France/Kawasaki Racing Team 2011 Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha 2011 Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha 2011 Yamaha France/Monster Energy Yamaha 2010 Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha 2010 Yamaha France/Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross 2009 Kawasaki Kawasaki Bud Racing Psm 2009 Kawasaki France/Kawasaki Bud Racing Psm 2008 Kawasaki Molson Kawasaki 2007 Honda Martin Racing 2007 Honda Martin Honda Junior

OTHER RESULTS Championship Fim Motocross Of Nations

Results 1

Fim Motocross World Championship Mx1 5 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 24 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 10 FIM Motocross of Nations 7 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 21 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 28 UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 1

Year 2014 2013 2012 2011

Bike Suzuki Suzuki KTM Suzuki

Team Belgium/Rockstar Energy Suzuki World Rockstar Energy Suzuki World Mx1 HM Plant KTM UK Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1/ Delta Suzuki Hens Team 2010 Suzuki Beursfoon Suzuki MX 2009 Honda Martin Honda 2008 Kawasaki GPKR 2007 Suzuki Suzuki 2006 Suzuki Suzuki World MXGP 2006 Suzuki Belgium/Suzuki World MXGP 2005 Suzuki Suzuki World MXGP 2005 Suzuki Belgium/Suzuki World MXGP 2004 Suzuki Suzuki World MXGP 2004 Suzuki Belgium/Suzuki World MXGP 2003 Suzuki Suzuki World MXGP 2001 Yamaha Privateer 1999 Suzuki Bonenberg

Championship Results Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship Mx1 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 10 FIM Motocross World Championship FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship 250cc UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc FIM Motocross World Cup Junior 125cc

13 19 24 2 2 2 16 3 5 1 9 1 1

18

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

23

CHRISTOPHE CHARLIER 24MX HONDA RACING

SHAUN SIMPSON

24

HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY REVO KTM

NAME AND SURNAME

Christophe Charlier

NAME AND SURNAME

Shaun Simpson

NATIONALITY

French

NATIONALITY

British

PLACE OF BIRTH

Ajaccio

PLACE OF BIRTH

Gauldry



WEBSITE

www.christophecharlier.com

WEBSITE

www.shaunsimpson.com

FIRST GP RACED

2008, GP of France, St. Jean d’ Angely, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2004, GP of Great Britain, Isle of Wight, MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

1

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2013, GP of Benelux, Lierop, MX1

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN


2014 STANDING

15/MX2; Yamaha Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

7/MXGP; Hitachi Construction Machinery KTM UK

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008

Bike Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha

OTHER RESULTS

Team Monster Energy Yamaha France/Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Yamaha Gariboldi Monster Energy Yamaha Gariboldi Monster Energy France/Yamaha Gariboldi Monster Energy Yamaha MD Racing

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 19 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 12 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 12 UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 1 UEM Motocross of European Nations 7 UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 8

CLEMENT DESALLE

Year Bike 2014 KTM

Team Great Britain/ Hitachi Construction Machinery KTM UK 2013 TM TM Ricci Racing 2013 TM Great Britain/TM Ricci Racing 2012 Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha 2011 Honda LS Honda Racing 2010 KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 2009 KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 2009 KTM Great Britain/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 2008 KTM KTM UK 2008 KTM Great Britain/KTM UK 2007 Kawasaki Wulfsport 2006 Honda Wulfsport 2005 Honda Lizzard 2004 KTM Chambers KTM

25

ROCKSTAR ENERGY SUZUKI WORLD MXGP

Championship FIM Motocross of Nations

Results 4

FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2

TYLA RATTRAY

28

MONSTER ENERGY KAWASAKI RACING TEAM

NAME AND SURNAME

Clement Desalle

NAME AND SURNAME

Tyla Rattray

NATIONALITY

Belgian

NATIONALITY

South African

PLACE OF BIRTH

La Louviere

PLACE OF BIRTH

Durban



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.stylamx.com

FIRST GP RACED

2006, GP of Flanders, Zolder, MX1

FIRST GP RACED

2001, GP of Europe, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

1 (MX2)



GP WINS

19 (4 MXGP – 15 MX1)

GP WINS

15 (MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

2009, GP of Czech Republic, Loket, MX1

FIRST GP WIN

2004, GP of Spain, Bellpuig, MX2

LAST GP WIN

2014, GP of Germany, Teutschenthal, MXGP

LAST GP WIN


2014 STANDING

4/MXGP; Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MXGP

2014 STANDING

17/MXGP RedBull IceOne Husqvarna factory racing

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2006

Bike Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Honda Honda Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki

Team Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Belgium/Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Belgium/Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Rockstar Teka Suzuki World MX1 Belgium/Rockstar Teka Suzuki World MX1 LS Motors Honda Belgium/LS Motors Honda Suzuki Inotec Inotec Ortema Suzuki Suzuki Kurz

9 6 11 15 8 19 5 4 4 24 33 31 44

OTHER RESULTS Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 20 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 25

Year 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2008 2007 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2004 2003 2002 1999

Bike Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Honda

Team Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki Red Bull KTM Factory Racing South Africa/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM Red Bull Champ KTM South Africa/Champ KTM Champ KTM South Africa/Champ KTM Champ KTM South Africa/Champ KTM Bruforce Vangani Racing Vangani Racing

Championship Results AMA Pro Motocross 450 Class Championship 14 AMA Pro Motocross 450 Class Championship 10 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Championship 2 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Championship 2 AMA Pro Motocross 250 Class Championship 9 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 15 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 7 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 15 FIM Motocross of Nations 9 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc 6 FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc 7 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship 3

19

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

MILKO POTISEK

32

TIP TOP RACING

DAVIDE GUARNERI

39

TM RACING FACTORY TEAM

NAME AND SURNAME

Milko Potisek

NAME AND SURNAME

Davide Guarneri

NATIONALITY

French

NATIONALITY

Italian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Dunkerque

PLACE OF BIRTH

Lovere



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.davideguarneri.com

FIRST GP RACED

MX3, Castelnau de Levis, France

FIRST GP RACED

2003, GP of Germany, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

2 (MX3)

GP WINS

2 (MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

2010, MX3, Talavera de la Reina, Spain,

FIRST GP WIN

2007, GP of Belgium, Namur, MX2

LAST GP WIN

2011, MX3, Bulgaria

LAST GP WIN


2014 STANDING

19, MXGP, Tip Top Racing

2014 STANDING

9/MXGP; TM RICCI Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2011 Honda 2010 Honda

OTHER RESULTS

Team – –

Championship MX3 World Championship MX3 World Championship

JAKE NICHOLLS

Results 2 5

Year 2014 2013 2012 2012 2012 2011

Bike TM KTM KTM KTM KTM Kawasaki

Team Italy/ TM Ricci Racing Marchetti Racing Team KTM Silver Action Italy/KTM Silver Action Italy/KTM Silver Action Rockstar Energy Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki 2011 Kawasaki Italy/Rockstar Energy Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki 2010 Honda LS Motors Honda 2009 Yamaha Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci Motocross 2009 Yamaha Italy/Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci Motocross 2008 Yamaha Ricci Racing 2007 Yamaha Ricci Racing 2007 Yamaha Italy/Ricci Racing 2006 Yamaha Ricci Racing 2005 Yamaha Ricci Racing 2005 Yamaha Italy /Ricci Racing 2004 KTM AXO KTM Silver Action 2003 KTM KTM Italia 2002 Yamaha Privateer

45

WILVO FORKRENT KTM

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 15 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 13 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 UEM Motocross of European Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship 16 FIM Motocross of Nations

16

FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc FIM Motocross World Cup Junior 125cc

9 4 6 15 12 4 16 11 13 39 17 1

TODD WATERS

47

RED BULL ICEONE HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Jake Nicholls

NAME AND SURNAME

Todd Waters

NATIONALITY

British

NATIONALITY

Australian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Ipswich

PLACE OF BIRTH

Atherton



WEBSITE

www.jakemx.com

WEBSITE

www.toddwaters.com.au

FIRST GP RACED

2006, GP of Great Britain, Matterley Basin, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2014, MXGP of Qatar

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

22/MXGP; Wilvo Forkrent KTM

2014 STANDING

23/MXGP RedBull IceOne Husqvarna factory

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2008 2007

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Suzuki Suzuki

Team Nestaan JM Racing KTM Great Britain/Nestaan JM Racing KTM Nestaan JM Racing KTM Great Britain/Nestaan JM Racing KTM HM Plant Red Bull KTM UK HM Plant Red Bull KTM UK HM Plant Red Bull KTM UK Red Bull KTM UK Suzuki Swift Motocross Fork Rent Suzuki

OTHER RESULTS Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 7 FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 8 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 13 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 17 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 29 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 38

Year 2013 2012 2003-2005

Bike KTM Suzuki KTM

Team Motorex KTM (Aus) Motul Suzuki (Aus) Motorex KTM (Aus)

Championship Australian Championship Australian Championship Australian Junior Champion X 5

Results 2 2 1

21

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

KLEMEN GERCAR

62

62 MOTOSPORT HUSQVARNA

77

ALESSANDRO LUPINO TEAM ASSOMOTOR HONDA

NAME AND SURNAME

Klemen Gercar

NAME AND SURNAME

Alessandro Lupino

NATIONALITY

Slovenian

NATIONALITY

Italian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Lukovika

PLACE OF BIRTH

Viterbo



WEBSITE

www.klemengercar.com

WEBSITE

www.alessandrolupino.it

FIRST GP RACED

Italy (Faenza), MX2 2008

FIRST GP RACED


WORLD TITLE

1

WORLD TITLE

1 Junior (85cc)

FIRST WORLD TITLE 2013, MX3 World Championship

FIRST WORLD TITLE 2006, Junior 85cc

GP WINS

4, MX3 GP wins

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

2012 , Slovenia MX3

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2013, England MX3

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

29, MXGP, Honda Jtech/24 MX Honda Racing

2014 STANDING

27/MX2; 33/MXGP Team CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2012 2009 2007

Bike Honda Honda Yamaha Yamaha

OTHER RESULTS

Team 24MX Honda Racing UFO MX Racing Team Gariboldi Racing Team –

Championship FIM Motocross of Nations Slovenian Championship MX3 EMX250 Championship EMX250 Junior Championship

Results 20 4 3 1

Year Bike 2013 Kawasaki

Team CLS MX2 Kawasaki Monster Energy Pro Circuit Italy/ CLS MX2 Kawasaki Monster Energy Pro Circuit Husqvarna Ricci Racing Italy/Husqvarna Ricci Racing Husqvarna-Ricci Racing Italy/ Team Husqvarna – Ricci Racing Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci Italy/Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci Yamaha Red Bull de Carli Yamaha Red Bull de Carli Italy/Yamaha Red Bull de Carli Yamaha De Carli Yamaha De Carli Italy /Yamaha De Carli Digital Photo Shop Digital Photo Shop Digital Photo Shop

2013 Kawasaki 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2007 2006 2006 2005

Husqvarna Husqvarna Husqvarna Husqvarna Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha KTM KTM KTM

89

FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross Of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross Of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross Of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Uem Motocross Of European Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 125Cc Non Olympic Sports Games-Motocross FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 80Cc Uem Motocross European Championship 85Cc Uem Motocross European Championship 85Cc

3 11 5 15 16 14 5 26 23 2 77 2 1 1 1 4

100

JEREMY VAN HOREBEEK YAMAHA FACTORY RACING YAMALUBE

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 8

TOMMY SEARLE RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Jeremy van Horebeek

NAME AND SURNAME

Tommy Searle

NATIONALITY

Belgian

NATIONALITY

British

PLACE OF BIRTH

Eigembrakel

PLACE OF BIRTH

Tunbridge Wells, England



WEBSITE

www.jvh89.com

WEBSITE

www.tommysearle.co.uk

FIRST GP RACED


FIRST GP RACED

2005, GP Great Britain, Matchams Park /MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

2 (1 MXGP, 1 MX2)

GP WINS

14/MX2

FIRST GP WIN

2009, GP of Catalunya, Bellpuig, MX2

FIRST GP WIN

2007, GP of Great Britain, Donington Park /MX2

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of Czech Republic, Loket, MXGP

LAST GP WIN

2012, GP of Germany, Teutschenthal /MX2

2014 STANDING

2/MXGP; Yamaha Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

12/MXGP; TEAM CLS KAWASAKI MONSTER ENERGY MXGP

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2005

Bike Yamaha Kawasaki Kawasaki KTM KTM KTM Kawasaki Kawasaki KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Honda

Team Belgium/Yamaha Factory Racing Kawasaki Racing Team Belgium/Kawasaki Racing Team Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Belgium/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing Kawasaki CLS Belgium/Kawasaki CLS KTM Factory Junior MX2 Champ KTM Belgium /Champ KTM Champ KTM Belgium /Champ KTM Vangani Privateer

OTHER RESULTS Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 7 FIM Motocross of Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 17 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 9 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 8 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 16 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 5 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 21

Year Bike 2014 Kawasaki 2013 Kawasaki 2013 Kawasaki 2012 Kawasaki 2012 Kawasaki 2011 2011

Kawasaki Kawasaki

2009 2009 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 2006

KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Kawasaki Kawasaki

Team Team CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy MXGP Team CLS MX1 Kawasaki Monster Energy Pro Circuit Great Britain/Team CLS MX1 Kawasaki Monster Energy Pro Circuit Team Floride Monster Energy Kawasaki Pro Circuit Great Britain/Team Floride Monster Energy Kawasaki Pro Circuit CLS Monster Energy Kawasaki Pro Circuit Great Britain/CLS Monster Energy Kawasaki Pro Circuit Great Britain/Musclemilk KTM Musclemilk KTM Great Britain/Redbull KTM Redbull KTM Great Britain/Redbull KTM Redbull KTM Great Britain/Molson Kawasaki Molson Kawasaki

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 6 FIM Motocross of Nations

6

FIM Motocross World Championship MX2

2

FIM Motocross of Nations

8

FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations

3 4

FIM Motocross of Nations AMA Nationals FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2

5 6 4 2 5 2 6 8

22

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

DEAN FERRIS

111

WILWO NESTAAN HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING

149

DENNIS ULLRICH CASTROL POWER1 SUZUKI MOTO-BASE

NAME AND SURNAME

Dean Ferris

NAME AND SURNAME

Dennis Ullrich

NATIONALITY

Australian

NATIONALITY

German

PLACE OF BIRTH

Lismore

PLACE OF BIRTH

Lauingen an der Donau



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.castrolmoto.de

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP of Germany, Teutchental

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP of Teutschenthal; MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

1

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

GP of Belgium

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

GP of Belgium

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

24th, MXGP, Red Bull IceOne Husqvarna Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

21/MXGP, KTM Sarholz Racing

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2013 Yamaha

Team Monster Energy Yamaha

Championship MX2

PAUL COATES

Results 6

Year 2014 2014 2013 2013 2013 2012 2010

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Honda

Team KTM Sarholz Germany/KTM Sarholz Racing – Germany Sarholz Sarholz Waldmann

177

Championship Results ADAC MX Masters 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 23 FIM Motocross of Nations 7 ADAC MX Masters 1 German Championship MX2 1 ADAC MX Youngster Cup 1

183

STEVEN FROSSARD WILWO FORKRENT KTM

JK RACING YAMAHA NAME AND SURNAME

Paul Coates

NAME AND SURNAME

Steven Frossard

NATIONALITY

British

NATIONALITY

French

PLACE OF BIRTH

Bishop Auckland

PLACE OF BIRTH

Miribel



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.steven-frossard.com

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

2004, GP of France, St. Jean d’Angely, MX2

–

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

3 - 2(MX1), 1(MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2010 GP of Sweden, Uddevalla, MX2

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2011 GP of Sweden, Uddevalla, MX1

2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

5/MXGP; Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2015 2014 2013 2012 2012 2012 2012

Team – – – – – – –

Championship ADAC Dortmund SX AMA Outdoors AMA Loretta Lynn's Oak Hill Texas (AMA Amateur event) AMA Loretta Lynn's AMA Mini Olyimpics Monster Energy Cup, Las Vegas

Results 1 4 2 3 2 2

Year 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2006

Bike Kawasaki Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki KTM

Team Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha CLS Kawasaki CLS Kawasaki France/CLS CLS CLS KTM Martens

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 22 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 21 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 6 FIM Motocross of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 10 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 26 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 2

23

MONACO CALIBRE 12 Steve McQueen’s legacy is timeless. More than an actor, more than a pilot, he became a legend. Like TAG Heuer, he defined himself beyond standards and never cracked under pressure.

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

222

259

ANTONIO CAIROLI RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING

GLENN COLDENHOFF ROCKSTAR ENERGY SUZUKI EUROPE MOTOCROSS

NAME AND SURNAME

Antonio Cairoli

NAME AND SURNAME

Glenn Coldenhoff

NATIONALITY

Italian

NATIONALITY

Dutch

PLACE OF BIRTH

Patti

PLACE OF BIRTH

Oss



WEBSITE

www.tonycairoli.com

WEBSITE

www.coldenhoffracing.nl

FIRST GP RACED

2002, GP of Belgium, 125cc

FIRST GP RACED

2007, GP of The Netherlands, Lierop, MX2

WORLD TITLE

8 (1 MXGP, 5 MX1, 2 MX2)

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

72 (9 in MXGP; 39 in MX1; 24 in MX2)

GP WINS

1

FIRST GP WIN

2004, GP of Wallonie, Namur, MX2

FIRST GP WIN

2013 Grand Prix of Great Britain, Matterley Basin, MX2

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of Belgium, Lommel, MXGP

LAST GP WIN

2013 Grand Prix of Great Britain, Matterley Basin, MX2

2014 STANDING

1/MXGP; Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

13/MX2; Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2007 2006 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2004 2000

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Honda

OTHER RESULTS

Team Italy/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Italy/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Italy/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Italy/Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing MX1 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MX1 Italy/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MX1 Yamaha Red Bull De Carli Italy/Yamaha Red Bull De Carli Yamaha Red Bull De Carli Yamaha De Carli Italy /Yamaha De Carli Yamaha De Carli Italy /Yamaha De Carli Yamaha De Carli Yamaha De Carli Italy/Yamaha De Carli Yamaha De Carli Italy/Yamaha De Carli Privateer

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 16 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 4 UEM Supercross European Championship 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 13 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 3 FIM Motocross of Nations 15 UEM Motocross European Championship 85cc 8

Year Bike 2014 Suzuki

Team The Netherlands / Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Standing Construct KTM The Netherlands/Standing Construct KTM Nestaan JM Racing KTM Jumbo Tve MX Jumbo Tve MX The Netherlands/Jumbo TvE MX Van De Wetering Van De Wetering Van De Wetering Van De Wetering Van De Laar/Veassen Van De Laar/Veassen

2013 KTM 2013 KTM 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2006 2006

KTM Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Suzuki Yamaha Yamaha

400

Results 10


5 11

FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 UEM Motocross of European Nations FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 125cc UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 125cc UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 85cc UEM Motocross European Championship 85cc

9 21 23 1 5 7 3 78 5 5

461

KEI YAMAMOTO TEAM ASSOMOTOR HONDA

Championship FIM Motocross of Nations

ROMAIN FEBVRE YAMAHA FACTORY RACING YAMALUBE

NAME AND SURNAME

Kei Yamamoto

NAME AND SURNAME

Romain Febvre

NATIONALITY

Japanese

NATIONALITY

French

PLACE OF BIRTH

Tokyo

PLACE OF BIRTH

Epinal



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2013, Grand Prix of Thailand, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

WORLD TITLE

–

2012, Grand Prix of The Netherlands, Valkenswaard, MX2


WORLD TITLE

–

GP WINS

–


FIRST GP WIN

–

GP WINS

1 (MX2)

LAST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of State of Goias, Trindade, MX2

2014 STANDING

26/MX2 HONDA GARIBOLDI

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of State of Goias, Trindade, MX2

2014 STANDING

3/MX2; Wilwo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2013 Honda 2012 Suzuki

Team Team Yousport Team Suzuki

Championship Results MFJ All-Japan Motocross Championship Series IA2 Class 2 MFJ All-Japan Motocross Championship Series IA2 Class 1

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2012 2011

Bike KTM KTM KTM

Team Wilwo Nesaan JM Racing KTM Team KTM Bodo Schmidt Wagner Meca

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 12 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 13 UEM EMX250 Championship 1

25

GUIDE 2015

RIDERS PROFILES

742

777

MAXIM NAZAROV BELOGORIE RUSSIA RACING

EVGENY BOBRYSHEV TEAM HRC

NAME AND SURNAME

Maxim Nazarov

NAME AND SURNAME

Evgeny Bobryshev

NATIONALITY

Russia

NATIONALITY

Russian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Moscow region, Pavlovsky posad

PLACE OF BIRTH

Moscow



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED


WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

1 (MX1)

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN


LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN


2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

14/MXGP; Team HRC

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2014 Suzuki 2014 Suzuki

OTHER RESULTS

Team Penza team Penza team

Championship Russian Champinship MX1 Junior Championship of Russia MX2

Results 1 1

Year 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008 2007 2006 2005

Bike Honda Honda Honda Honda Honda Honda Honda Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha KTM KTM

Team Honda World Motocross Russia/Honda World Motocross Honda World Motocross Russia/Honda World Motocross Honda World Motocross Russia/Honda World Motocross CAS Honda Team Yamaha Van Beers Racing Russia/Yamaha Van Beers Racing Yamaha Van Beers Russia/Yamaha Van Beers Racing Russia/Gup Moscow Region Vangani Vangani

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 8 FIM Motocross of Nations 8 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 9 FIM Motocross of Nations 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 4 FIM Motocross of Nations 15 FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 10 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 20 FIM Motocross of Nations 3/B-Final FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 24 FIM Motocross of Nations 3/B-Final UEM Motocross of European Nations 9 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 22 UEM Motocross European Championship 125cc 18

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991

RUI GONÇALVES

NATHAN WATSON

MX RACING TEAM

REDBULL ICEONE HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING NAME AND SURNAME

Nathan Watson

NAME AND SURNAME

Rui Gonçalves

NATIONALITY

UK

NATIONALITY

Portuguese

PLACE OF BIRTH

Nottingham

PLACE OF BIRTH

Vidago



WEBSITE

WEBSITE

www.ruigoncalves.com

FIRST GP RACED

2001, GP of Italy, 125cc

WORLD TITLE

WORLD TITLE

–

FIRST WORLD TITLE


GP WINS

GP WINS

4 (MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

FIRST GP WIN

2009, GP of Benelux, Valkenswaard, MX2

LAST GP WIN

LAST GP WIN


2014 STANDING

11/MXGP; Bike It Yamaha Cosworth

FIRST GP RACED

2014 STANDING

2014, MXGP of Great Britain, Matterly Basin

25 MXGP RedBull Ice One Husqvarna Factory Racing

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike Team 2014 Husqvarna Husqvarna UK

Championship UK nationals

Results 1

Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2007 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2004 2003 2002 2001

Bike Yamaha KTM KTM Honda Honda Honda Honda KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha Honda

Team Championship Portugal/Bike It Yamaha Cosworth FIM Motocross of Nations Ice1racing FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 Portugal/Ice1Racing FIM Motocross of Nations Honda World Motocross FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 Portugal/Honda World Motocross FIM Motocross of Nations Honda World Motocross FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 Portugal/Honda World Motocross FIM Motocross of Nations Red Bull KTM Factory Racing FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 Portugal/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing FIM Motocross of Nations Red Bull KTM Factory Racing FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Portugal/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing FIM Motocross of Nations Red Bull KTM Factory Racing FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 AXO KTM Silver Action FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Portugal /AXO KTM Silver Action FIM Motocross of Nations AXO KTM Silver Action FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Portugal /AXO KTM Silver Action FIM Motocross of Nations Van Beers FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Portugal/Van Beers FIM Motocross of Nations Van Beers FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 Portugal/Van Beers FIM Motocross of Nations Kurz Casola FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc Kurz Casola FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc Martin Honda FIM Motocross World Championship 125cc

Results 13 13 17 10 9 6 11 11 9 2 13 5 11 19 7 14 10 8 16 10 18 24 –

26

RIDERS

MX2 RIDERS

MX2 ENTRY LIST NUMBER SURNAME

NAME

BIKE

TEAM

NATIONALITY FEDERATION

1

Jordi

Kawasaki

Team Monster Energy Kawasaki

FRA

FFM

FRA

FFM

TIXIER

4

FERRANDIS

Dylan

Kawasaki


6

PATUREL

Benoit

Yamaha

Kemea Yamaha Yamalube

FRA

FFM

7

GRAULUS

Damon

Yamaha

Kemea Yamaha Yamalube

BEL

FMB

NED

KNMV

10

VLAANDEREN

Calvin

KTM

HSF Logistics Motorsport Team

18

BRYLYAKOV

Vsevolod

Honda

Honda Jtech

RUS

MFR

KTM

CEC Scandinavian Racing Sports

SWE

SVEMO

Yamaha

Standing Construct Yamaha Yamalube

BEL

FMB

LAT

LAMSF

30 33

HJORTMARKER Eddie LIEBER

Julien

41

JONASS

Pauls

KTM


51

GETTEMAN

Jens

Honda

Honda Jtech

BEL

FMB

Husqvarna

Wilvo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing

RUS

MFR

Kawasaki


USA

FFM

59

TONKOV

Aleksandr

64

COVINGTON

Thomas

71

VALENTE

Christopher Husqvarna

MX Racing Team

SUI

FMS

Jeffrey

KTM


NED

KNMV

Suzuki

Team Suzuki Europe Motocross

SUI

FMS

Yamaha

Standing Construct Yamaha Yamalube

SUI

FMS

Suzuki

RB Racing Suzuki

GBR

ACU

LAT

LAMSF

84 91

HERLINGS SEEWER

Jeremy

92

GUILLOD

93

FEATHERSTONE Gradie

Valentin

95

JUSTS

Roberts

KTM


97

IVANOV

Michael

Husqvarna

MX Racing Team

BUL

BMF

GBR

ACU

99

ANSTIE

Max

Kawasaki

Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki

101

ZARAGOZA

Jorge

Honda

Honda Gariboldi

ESP

RFME

Kawasaki

Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki

GBR

ACU

ITA

FMI

119

POCOCK

Mel

128

MONTICELLI

Ivo

KTM

Marchetti Racing Team KTM

132

KUTSAR

Karel

KTM

Sahkar Racing

EST

EMF

KTM


BUL

BMF

NED

KNMV

152

PETROV

Petar

189

BOGERS

Brian

KTM


243

GAJSER

Tim

Honda

Honda Gariboldi

SLO

AMZS

274

LUNDGREN

Anton

Husqvarna

MX Racing Team

SWE

SVEMO

RUS

FMI

ITA

FMI

300

GOLOVKIN

Viacheslav

KTM

Motocross Marketing KTM Silver Action

321

BERNARDINI

Samuele

TM

TM Racing Factory Team

555

GURYEV

Artem

KTM

BELOGORIE Russia Racing RUS

MFR

KTM


ACU

919

WATSON

Ben

GBR

28

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JORDI TIXIER

1

DYLAN FERRANDIS

4

TEAM MONSTER ENERGY KAWASAKI

TEAM MONSTER ENERGY KAWASAKI NAME AND SURNAME

Jordi Tixier

NAME AND SURNAME

Dylan Ferrandis

NATIONALITY

French

NATIONALITY

French

PLACE OF BIRTH

Etampes

PLACE OF BIRTH

Avignon



WEBSITE

www.jordi-tixier.com

WEBSITE

www.facebook.com/dylanferrandis#22

FIRST GP RACED

2011, GP Bulgaria, Sevlievo, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2011, Grand Prix Italy, Fermo, MX2

WORLD TITLE

1/Junior 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

FIRST WORLD TITLE 2010, Junior World Championship 125cc


GP WINS

2

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of Czech Republic, Loket, MX2

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2014, MXGP of Leon, Loket, MX2

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

1/MX2; Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

4/MX2; Team CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy MX2

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2013 2012 2011 2010 2010

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM

Team Red Bull Ktm Factory Racing France/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Neestan JM Racing KTM Nestaan JM Racing Team Nestaan JM Racing Team

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 2 FIM Motocross of Nations 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 5 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 13 UEM 125cc 1 Junior 125cc World Championship 1

BENOIT PATUREL

Year Bike Team 2014 Kawasaki France/ Team CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy MX2 2013 Kawasaki Rockstar Bud Racing Kawasaki 2012 Kawasaki Rockstar Energy Bud Racing Kawasaki 2011 Kawasaki Rockstar Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki 2011 Kawasaki France/Rockstar Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki 2011 Kawasaki Rockstar Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki

6

KEMEA YAMAHA YAMALUBE

Championship FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 UEM Motocross European Nations

2 2

7

KEMEA YAMAHA YAMALUBE

Benoit Paturel

NAME AND SURNAME

Damon Graulus

NATIONALITY

France

NATIONALITY

Belgian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Lyon

PLACE OF BIRTH

Leuven



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.damongraulus.be

FIRST GP RACED

July 2012

FIRST GP RACED

–

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

injuries no races

2014 STANDING

20/MX2 Standing Construct KTM

OTHER RESULTS Bike Kawasaki Kawasaki Yamaha Yamaha

9 10 31

UEM EMX2

DAMON GRAULUS

NAME AND SURNAME

Year 2013 2012 2011 2010

Results 1

OTHER RESULTS Team bud racing – 2b 2b

Championship European 250 European 250 FIM Junior World Championship FIM Junior World Championship

Results 10 15 7 10

Year Bike 2013 KTM 2012 Suzuki

Team – –

Championship EMX250 Championship EMX250 Championship

Results 3 15

30


CALVIN VLAANDEREN

10

HSF LOGISTICS MOTORSPORT

18

VSEVOLOD BRYLYAKOV HONDA JTECH

NAME AND SURNAME

Calvin Vlaanderen

NAME AND SURNAME

Vsevolod Brylyakov

NATIONALITY

South African

NATIONALITY

Russian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Port Elisabeth, South Africa

PLACE OF BIRTH

Izhevsk, Russia



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

Valkenswaard, GP of The Netherlands 2013

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

EMX250 Championship - 8

2014 STANDING

25 MX2, Honda J-tech

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011

Team – – – – – – –

2010

–

2007

–

2003

–

OTHER RESULTS Championship Results ADAC Youngster Cup 2 EMX125 Championship 3 Junior World Championship 125cc 2 EMX125 Championship 10 Junior World Championship 125cc 7 Junior World Championship 125cc 10 South African National Championship, 1 125cc High School South African National Championship, 1 Pro mini Class South African National Championship, 1 85cc Junior South African National Championship, 50cc 1

Year 2000 2005 2006 2007 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Bike Malaguti KTM KTM KTM SUZUKI KTM KTM HONDA HONDA

Team – – MC Ryazan' MC Ryazan' Suzuki International MX Youth team Jr Racing Stabilo team Gariboldi Racing Honda Jtech

30

Championship Russian Championship 50cc Russian Championship 65cc European Championship 65cc Russian Championship 85cc European Championship 85cc European EM125 EMX250 World Championship MX2 World Championship MX2

JULIEN LIEBER

EDDIE HJORTMARKER

33

STANDING CONSTRUCT YAMAHA YAMALUBE

CEC SCANDINAVIAN RACING SPORTS NAME AND SURNAME

Eddie Hjortmarker

NAME AND SURNAME

Julien Lieber

NATIONALITY

Swedish

NATIONALITY

Belgian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Gothenburg

PLACE OF BIRTH

Malmedy (B)



WEBSITE

www.eddiehjortmarker.com

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2012, Uddevalla

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP of Italy, Fermo/MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

31/MX2 CEC I.S. Racing

2014 STANDING

11/MX2; Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe/ Standing Construct KTM

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2012 2013 KTM

Team – –

Results 1 1 2 1 3 10 10 28 25

Championship EMX250 SWEDEN MX2

Results 15 2


Bike KTM SUZUKI SUZUKI KTM SUZUKI SUZUKI

Team Belgium/Standing Construct KTM Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Lieber Racing Team CJ Racing Team CJ Racing Team

Championship Results FIM Motocross Of Nations 2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 23 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 22 FIM Motocross World Championship 29 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 49 UEM EMX2 8

31


PAULS JONASS

41

RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING

JENS GETTEMAN

51

HONDA JTECH

NAME AND SURNAME

Pauls Jonass

NAME AND SURNAME

Jens Getteman

NATIONALITY

Latvian

NATIONALITY

Belgian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Aizpute

PLACE OF BIRTH

Aalst



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.jensgetteman.com

FIRST GP RACED

13th April 2014 MXGP of Trentino

FIRST GP RACED

2012, GP of the Netherlands, Valkenswaard, MX2

WORLD TITLE

2; 2011 85cc - 2013 125cc

WORLD TITLE

–

FIRST WORLD TITLE 2011, 85cc class


GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

24/MX2 MARCHETTI RACING TEAM KTM

2014 STANDING

44/MXGP; 24MX Honda Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011

Bike KTM – KTM KTM KTM KTM KTM

OTHER RESULTS

Team Latvia/Marchetti Racing Team – Wilvo Nestaan JM Racing KTM – – – –

Championship FIM Motocross World Championship FIM Junior World Championship 125cc European Championship 125cc European Championship 125cc FIM Junior World Championship 125cc ADAC Championship 85cc World Championship 85cc

Results 12 1 1 5 3 1 1

Year 2013 2012 2011 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2008

Bike Honda Suzuki Yamaha Honda Honda Suzuki Suzuki Yamaha Yamaha

2007 Yamaha 2007 Yamaha

ALEKSANDR TONKOV

Team 24MX Honda Racing Standing Construct Suzuki Racing Kemea-Reytec-Yamaha Racing Team Motorhomes X Team Motorhomes X Team Motorhomes X Team Motorhomes X Team – – – –

59

WILWO NESTAAN HUSQVARNA FACTORY RACING

ChampionshipResults FIM Motocross World Championship MX1 49 FIM World Championship MX2 25 UEM EMX2 10 UEM EMX2 10 Belgian MX2 Championship 3 Junior UEM MX2 Championship 15 Belgian MX2 Championship 18 ADAC 85cc Championship 3 10 UEM 85cc Championship – th 12 FIM junior 85cc UEM 85cc Championship 9 Dutch 85cc Championship 4

THOMAS COVINGTON

64

TEAM MONSTER ENERGY KAWASAKI

NAME AND SURNAME

Aleksandr Tonkov

NAME AND SURNAME

Thomas Covington

NATIONALITY

Russian

NATIONALITY

US

PLACE OF BIRTH

Kungur

PLACE OF BIRTH

US



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP Bulgaria, Sevlievo

FIRST GP RACED

2014, MXGP of Qatar, Losail

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

8/MX2; Wilwo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing

2014 STANDING

17/MX2 Team CLS Kawasaki Monster Energy MX2

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike Team 2014 Husqvarna Russia/Wilwo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing 2013 Honda Russia/ Estamotorsports Honda 2013 Honda Russia/Estamotorsports Honda 2012 Honda Honda Gariboldi - Esta 2012 Honda Russia/Honda Gariboldi - Esta 2011 Yamaha Russia/Yamaha Moto Idea 2011 Yamaha Yamaha Moto Idea 2010 Suzuki –

OTHER RESULTS Championship FIM Motocross of Nations

Results 8

FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross of Nations UEM EMX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2

8 8 17 11 15 6 27

Year 2013 2013 2011

Bike 450F 250F 250F

Team Kawasaki Kawasaki Kawasaki

Championship AMA Winter Nationals, USA Rick Carmichael Supercross AMA LL National Championship

Results 1 1 1

32

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CHRISTOPHER VALENTE MX RACING TEAM

JEFFREY HERLINGS

84

RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Christopher Valente

NAME AND SURNAME

Jeffrey Herlings

NATIONALITY

Swiss

NATIONALITY

Dutch

PLACE OF BIRTH

Geneva

PLACE OF BIRTH

Geldrop



WEBSITE

www.christo-mx.com

WEBSITE

www.jeffreyherlings.eu

FIRST GP RACED

2013, Grand Prix of Qatar, Losail

FIRST GP RACED

2010 Grand Prix of Bulgaria, Sevlievo, MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

2 (MX2)



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

43 (MX2)

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2010 Grand Prix of the Netherlands, Valkenswaard, MX2

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2014 MXGP of Finland, Hyvinkää, MX2

2014 STANDING

45/MX2 TM Ricci Racing

2014 STANDING

2/MX2; Red Bull KTM Factory Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year 2010 2007 2004 2004 2004

Bike Honda 250cc Honda 150cc KTM 65cc KTM 65cc KTM 65cc

OTHER RESULTS Team – – – – –

ChampionshipResults Swiss Junior 1 Swiss 2 World Mini Trophy 3 France 2 Swiss 1

Year 2013 2012 2012

Bike KTM KTM KTM

Team Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Red Bull KTM Factory Racing The Netherlands/Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 2011 KTM Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing MX2 2011 KTM The Netherlands/Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing 2010 KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing MX2 2009 KTM The Netherlands/KTM Factory Junior MX2 2009 KTM KTM Factory Junior MX2 2009 KTM The Netherlands/KTM Factory Junior MX2 2008 Suzuki Privateer 2008 Suzuki Privateer 2007 Suzuki Privateer 2007 Suzuki Privateer 2006 Suzuki Privateer

JEREMY SEEWER

91

ROCKSTAR ENERGY SUZUKI EUROPE

Championship FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations

Results 1 1 4


2 9

FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross of Nations UEM Motocross European Championship EMX2 UEM Motocross of European Nations FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 85cc UEM Motocross European Championship Junior 85cc FIM Motocross World Championship Junior 85cc UEM Motocross European Championship 85cc UEM Motocross European Championship 85cc

VALENTIN GUILLOD

Jeremy Seewer

NAME AND SURNAME

Valentin Guillod

NATIONALITY

Swiss

NATIONALITY

Swiss

PLACE OF BIRTH

Zürich

PLACE OF BIRTH

92

Freiburg



WEBSITE

www.suzuki-racing.com

WEBSITE

www.valentinguillod.com

FIRST GP RACED

Bastogne 2012

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP of Czech Republic, Loket

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

10/MX2, Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe

2014 STANDING

7/MX2 Standing Construct KTM

OTHER RESULTS

2013 – 2012 Suzuki 2011 Suzuki

Team Switzerland/Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe – Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe

6 4 12

STANDING CONSTRUCT YAMAHA YAMALUBE

NAME AND SURNAME

Year Bike 2014 Suzuki

6 19 2 1 1 1

OTHER RESULTS Championship FIM Motocross of Nations EMX250 Championship ADAC Youngster Junior WC

Results 7 2 1 2

Year 2014 2013 2013 2011

Bike KTM KTM KTM KTM

Team Standing Construct KTM – Switzerland/Guillod motorsports KTM Scott Racing Team UG

Championship Results FIM Motocross of Nations 7 EMX250 Championship 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 9 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 33

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NAME AND SURNAME

Gradie Featherstone

NAME AND SURNAME

Roberts Justs

NATIONALITY

British

NATIONALITY

Latvian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Chesterfield

PLACE OF BIRTH

Ogre



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

2010, GP of Latvia, Kegums/MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

23/MX2; Latvia – Husqvarna Racing

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2013 KTM

OTHER RESULTS Team –

Championship EMX250 Championship

MICHAEL IVANOV

Results 3

Year 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Bike Husqvarna Honda Honda Honda Husqvarna

Team Latvia/Latvia Husqvarna Racing Latvia Elksni Honda Latvia Elksni Honda Latvia Elksni Honda Husqvarna Cross 2 R

97

MX RACING TEAM

Championship FIM Motocross of Nations FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 UEM EMX 125

MAX ANSTIE

99

MONSTER ENERGY DRT KAWASAKI

NAME AND SURNAME

Michael Ivanov

NAME AND SURNAME

Max Anstie

NATIONALITY

Bulgaria

NATIONALITY

British

PLACE OF BIRTH

Sofia

PLACE OF BIRTH

Winchester



WEBSITE

mi97.net

WEBSITE

www.max-anstie.com

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

2011, GP Bulgaria, Sevlievo, MX1

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

1, MX2

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

2014 MXGP of Belgium, Lommel, MX2

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2014 MXGP of Belgium, Lommel, MX2

2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

12/MX2; Bike It Yamaha Cosworth

OTHER RESULTS Year 2014 2014 2014

Bike KTM KTM KTM

Results 12 33 37 42 9

Team KTM Silver Action – –

OTHER RESULTS Championship European 125 Championship Eastern European Championship 125 Bulgarian Republican Championship

Results 9 3 1

Year 2013 2012 2011 2010 2008 2007

Bike Susuki Honda Kawasaki Yamaha KTM KTM

Team Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Honda Gariboldi Esta CLS Monster Energy Kawasaki Pro Circuit Dna Shreadstix KTM KTM

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 10 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 7 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 6 AMA Supercross 4Th San Diego Supercross Bercy Supercross 125 Class 1 Bercy Supercross 85 Class 1

36


101

JORGE ZARAGOZA HONDA GARIBOLDI

MEL POCOCK

119

MONSTER ENERGY DRT KAWASAKI

NAME AND SURNAME

Jorge Zaragoza

NAME AND SURNAME

Mel Pocock

NATIONALITY

Spanish

NATIONALITY

British

PLACE OF BIRTH

Valencia

PLACE OF BIRTH

Eastbourne



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

–

FIRST GP RACED

2009, Grand Prix Benelux, Valkenswaard, MX2

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

13, EMX250

2014 STANDING

16/MX2, Hitachi Construction Machinery KTM UK

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2012 Suzuki 2011 Suzuki

OTHER RESULTS

Team Suzuki Europe Suzuki Europe

Championship World Cup European Championship

Results 4 2

Year 2013 2012 2012 2010 2009

Bike Yamaha Yamaha Yamaha – –

Team Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha – –

128

IVO MONTICELLI MARCHETTI RACING TEAM KTM

KAREL KUTSAR

Ivo Monticelli

NAME AND SURNAME

Karel Kutsar

NATIONALITY

Italian

NATIONALITY

Estonian

PLACE OF BIRTH

Ancona

PLACE OF BIRTH

Estonia, Võru



WEBSITE

www.ivo128.com

WEBSITE

FIRST GP RACED

2011

FIRST GP RACED

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

sahkarracing.com


FIRST WORLD TITLE

GP WINS

–

GP WINS

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

2014 STANDING

21/MX2; Marchetti Racing Team KTM

2014 STANDING

OTHER RESULTS Bike TM Husqvarna Husqvarna Honda – –

132

SAHKAR RACING

NAME AND SURNAME

Year 2013 2012 2012 2011 2009 2008

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 14 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 23 UEM EMX250 Championship 1 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 21 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 35

OTHER RESULTS Team TM RICCI RACING Husqvarna Ricci Racing Husqvarna Ricci Racing Massignani – –

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 24 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 31 Internazionali D’italia 3 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 28 European Supercross Championship 1 European Supercross Championship 1

Year Bike 2013 KTM

Team Sahkar Racing

Championship Estonian Championship MX2

Results 1

37


PETAR PETROV

152


BRIAN BOGERS

189


NAME AND SURNAME

Petar Petrov

NAME AND SURNAME

Brian Bogers

NATIONALITY

Bulgarian

NATIONALITY

Dutch

PLACE OF BIRTH

Sevlievo

PLACE OF BIRTH

Eindhoven



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2009, Grand Prix of Bulgaria, Sevlievo, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

–

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

14/MX2; Kemea Yamaha Racing Team

2014 STANDING

2, EMX250 Championship, HSF Logistics Motorsport


Bike Yamaha Suzuki Yamaha Yamaha Honda Yamaha

OTHER RESULTS

Team Kemea Reytec V/D Laar Yamaha Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Yamaha Van Beers Racing Bulgaria/Team Yamaha Van Beers Racing Srs Racing Bulgaria

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 11 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 20 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 16 UEM MXoEN 6 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 37 UEM Motocross European Championship 13 EMX2-Junior

TIM GAJSER

Year Bike 2014 2013 2013 2012 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010

Team HSF Logistics Motorsport – – – – – – – –

243

HONDA GARIBOLDI

Championship Dutch Open Championship MX2 EMX250 Dutch Open Championship MX2 EMX250 Dutch Open Championship MX2 EMX250 Dutch Open Championship MX2 Dutch Open Championship 85cc European Championship 85cc

274

ANTON LUNDGREN MX RACING TEAM

NAME AND SURNAME

Tim Gajser

NAME AND SURNAME

Anton Lundgren

NATIONALITY

Slovenian

NATIONALITY

Swedish

PLACE OF BIRTH

Ptuj

PLACE OF BIRTH

Haninge outside Stockholm, Sweden



WEBSITE

www.timgajser.com

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2012, Grand Prix of Europe, Faenza, MX2

FIRST GP RACED

2014, MXGP of Qatar, Losail

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

5/MX2, HONDA GARIBOLDI

2014 STANDING

29/MX2 Bike It Yamaha Cosworth

OTHER RESULTS

OTHER RESULTS Year 2013 2013 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012

Bike FIM KTM Yamaha KTM KTM KTM KTM

Results 3 9 9 4 8 36 9 2 1

Team FIM Marchetti Racing Slovenia/KTM Marchetti Racing Monster Energy Yamaha KTM Silver Action Slovenia/KTM Silver Action KTM Silver Action KTM Silver Action

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 20 FIM Motocross of Nations 27 FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 35 UEM EMX 125 European Championship 1 FIM Motocross of Nations 16 Internazionli D’italia 125 1 FIM Motocross 125 Junior World Championship –

Year Bike 2013 KTM 2012 –

Team – –

Championship EMX125 EMX125

Results 4 7

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321

VIACHESLAV GOLOVKIN KTM SILVER ACTION

SAMUELE BERNARDINI TM RACING FACTORY TEAM

NAME AND SURNAME

Viacheslav Golovkin

NAME AND SURNAME

Samuele Bernardini

NATIONALITY

Russian

NATIONALITY

Italy

PLACE OF BIRTH

Saint Petersburg

PLACE OF BIRTH

Arezzo



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

–

FIRST GP RACED

2011, Grand Prix of Sweden, Uddevalla

FIRST GP RACED

2011, Gran Prix Città di Fermo

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

52/MX2; KTM Silver Action

2014 STANDING

European 300 2T Champion

OTHER RESULTS Year Bike 2013 –

OTHER RESULTS Team Riga Motocross Team

Championship Results FIM Motocross World Championship MX2 51

Year 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008

Bike TM 300 2T TM 250 FI KTM 250 KTM 250 KTM 125 KTM 85 KTM 85 Honda 150

Team TM Racing Factory Team TM FMI Motocross Team Ufo Corse Ufo Corse Ufo Corse Ufo Corse Ufo Corse Mega Racing

555

ARTEM GURYEV BELOGORIE RUSSIA RACING

Championship European/Italian Championship – European of Nation European Supercross European/Italian Supercross Mondialito Italian Championship Italian Championship

BEN WATSON

Artem Guryev

NAME AND SURNAME

Ben Watson

NATIONALITY

Russia

NATIONALITY

British

PLACE OF BIRTH

Chişinău

PLACE OF BIRTH

–



WEBSITE

–

WEBSITE

www.ktmukmx.com

FIRST GP RACED

2015

FIRST GP RACED

–

WORLD TITLE

–

WORLD TITLE

–



GP WINS

–

GP WINS

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

FIRST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

LAST GP WIN

–

2014 STANDING

–

2014 STANDING

–

OTHER RESULTS Bike KTM KTM KTM

1 1 1 2 1 1

919


NAME AND SURNAME

Year 2014 2013 2011

Results 1

OTHER RESULTS Team KTM Racing Russia Kamensk-Uralskiy Kosak Racing

Championship Russian Championship Russian Team Cup Championship European Championship 85ccm

Results 3 3 10

Year Bike 2014 KTM 2014 KTM

Team Hitachi KTMUK Hitachi KTMUK

Championship British Maxxis MX2 EMX250

Results 7 5

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OAT TEAMS

MXGP & MX2 OAT TEAMS

HONDA 24MX Honda Racing Team manager

Steven Lettani

Rider

Christophe Charlier

FRA

MXGP

#23

Rider

Filip Bengtsson

SWE

MXGP

#11

Website

www.24mxhonda.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Mallekotstraat 63 bus 8, 2500, Lier, Belgium

Press Contact

[email protected]

Honda Gariboldi Team manager

Giacomo Gariboldi

Rider

Tim Gajser

SLO

MX2

#243

Rider

Jorge Zaragoza

SPA

MX2

#101

Website

www.gariboldiracing.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Viale Isonzo nr. 52, 20135, Milano, Italy

Press Contact

Giacomo Gariboldi

[email protected]

HONDA Jtech Team manager

Gabriele Rinaldi

Rider

Vsevolod Bryliakov

RUS

MX2

#11

Rider

Jens Getteman

BEL

MX2

#51

Rider

Nick Kouwenberg

NL

EMX250

#644

Rider

Albie Wikie

GBR

EMX250

# 151

Website

www.jtechracing.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via Vivaldi 31 Gattatico 42043 (Reggio Emilia), Italy

Press Contact

Giulia Rinaldi

[email protected]

TEAM ASSOMOTOR HONDA Team manager

Alfredo Bevilacqua

Rider

Alessandro Lupino

ITA

MXGP

#77

Rider

Kei Yamamoto

JAP

MXGP

#400

Website

www.assomotor.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

S.S. ROMANA NORD 39/D, 42012, Carpi, Italy

Press Contact

[email protected]

[email protected]

Team HRC Team manager

Paolo Martin

Rider

Gautier Paulin

FRA

MXGP

#21

Rider

Evgeny Bobryshev

RUS

MXGP

#777

Website

www.hondaworldmotocross.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via Arno 39, 30030 – PIANIGA (VE) Italy

Press Contact

Tom Tremayne

MXGP

#62

[email protected]

HUSQVARNA 62 MotoSport Husqvarna Team manager

Klemen Gercar

Rider

Klemen Gercar

Website

www.klemengercar.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Maklenovec 3, 1225 Lukovica, Slovenia

Press Contact:

[email protected]

SLO

Andraz Zupancic

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MXGP & MX2

EMX250

HONDA 150 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP

44

MX Racing Team Team manager

Ilario Ricci

Nationality

Rider

Rui Goncalves

POR

MXGP

#999

Rider

Anton Lundgren

SWE

MX2

#274

Rider

Michael Ivanov

BUL

MX2

#97

Rider

Christopher Valente

SWI

MX2

#71

Website

www.ricciracing.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

via Michelangelo 120 41052 guiglia (MO)

Press Contact

Davide Messora

[email protected]

Red Bull IceOne Husqvarna Factory Racing Team manager

Antti Pyrhönen

FIN

Rider

Max Nagl

GER

MXGP

#12

Rider

Todd Waters

AUS

MXGP

#47

Rider

Nathan Watson

GBR

MXGP

#911

Website

www.ice1racing.fi

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Lodewijk De Raetstraat 64. 3920 Lommel. Belgium

[email protected]

Press Contact

Natalia Lahtela

[email protected]

Wilvo Nestaan Husqvarna Factory Racing Team manager

Jacky Martens

Rider

Dean Ferris

AUS

MXGP

#111

Rider

Aleksandr Tonkov

RUS

MX2

#59

Website

www.jmracing.mx

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Ondernemersstraat 16, 3920 Lommel (B)

Press Contact

[email protected]

KAWASAKI Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki Team manager

Steve Dixon

Rider

Max Anstie

GBR

MX2

#99

Rider

Mel Pocock

GBR

MX2

#119

Website

monsterenergykawasaki.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

MX House Waltham Business Park, Swanmore, Hants, SO32 2SA, Southampton, England

Press Contact

Bradley Dove-Dixon: [email protected]

Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team Team manager

François Lemariey

Rider

Ryan Villopoto

USA

MXGP

#2

Rider

Tyla Rattray

RSA

MXGP

#28

Website

www.kawasaki-racingteam.eu

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

MX Esca b.v., Voltaweg 8, 5482, Schijndel, The Netherlands

Press Contact

Pascal Haudiquert

[email protected]

François Lemariey

[email protected]

Team Monster Energy Kawasaki MX2 Team manager

Jean-Jacques Luisetti

Rider

Jordi Tixier

FRA

MX2

#1

Rider

Dylan Ferrandis

FRA

MX2

#4

Rider

Thomas Covington

US

MX2

#64

Website

www.kawasaki-racingteam.eu

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

19 CD2 avenue de Saint Menet, 13011 Marseille, France

Press Contact

Pascal Haudiquert

[email protected]

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KTM BELOGORIE RUSSIA Racing Team manager

Irina Golotova

Nationality

Rider

Artem Guryev

RUS

MX2

#555

Rider

Maxim Nazarov

RUS

MXGP

#742

Rider

Ekaterina Guryeva

RUS

WMX

#777

Rider

Valeriya Lyapina

RUS

WMX

#147

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

28, Slavy prospect, Belgorod, 308000, Russia

Press Contact

[email protected]

SWE

MX2

#30

CEC Scandinavian Racing Sports Team manager

P.G. Hjortmarker

Rider

Eddie Hjortmarker

Website

www.scandinavianrs.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Nötåsberget 15, Mölndal, 431 36, Sweden

Press Contact

[email protected]

Hitachi Construction Machinery Revo KTM Team manager

Mark Yates

Rider

Shaun Simpson

GBR

MXGP

Rider

Petar Petrov

BUL

MX2

#152

Rider

Ben Watson

GBR

MX2

#919

Rider

James Cottrell

GBR

EMX250

#711

Rider

James Dunn

GBR

EMX250

#200

Website

www.ktmukmx.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

60a Downpatrick Street, BT30 9EA, Crossgar, Northern Ireland

Press Contact

Adam Wheeler

#189

#24

[email protected]

HSF Logistics Motorsport Team manager

Joep Teunesen

Rider

Brian Bogers

NED

MX2

Rider

Calvin Vlaanderen

RSA

MX2

#10

Rider

Roberts Justs

LAT

MX2

#95

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Heiligenberg 4, Cuijk, 5431 SC, The Netherlands

Press Contact

[email protected]

#300

KTM Silver Action Team manager

Mirko Madaschi

Rider

Viacheslav Golovkin

RUS

MX2

Rider

Simone Furlotti

ITA

EMX250

#95

Rider

Gianluca Deghi

ITA

EMX250

#888

Rider

Nicola Bertuzzi

ITA

EMX125

#194

Rider

Andrea Bonacorsi

ITA

EMX85

#223

Website

www.silveractionteam.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via A. Gasperi 63, 25030, Zocco di Erbusco (Brescia), Italy

Press Contact

Alessandra Arduini

[email protected]

Marchetti Racing Team KTM Team manager/Owner

Elio Marchetti

Rider

José Butron

SPA

MXGP

Rider

Ivo Monticelli

ITA

MX2

#128 #485

#17

Rider

Kim Savaste

FIN

EMX125

Rider

Ivan Petrov

BUL

EMX125

#99

Rider

Tommaso Isdraele Romano

ITA

EMX250

#313

Rider

Alessandro Facca

ITA

EMX85

#294

Website

www.marchettiracing.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via della Palazzina 10/a – 01100 – Viterbo (ITALY)

Press Contact

Emilia Tiveddu

[email protected]

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TEAMS

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team manager

Claudio De Carli

Rider

Antonio Cairoli

ITA

MXGP

Rider

Ken De Dycker

BEL

MXGP

#9

Rider

Tommy Searle

GBR

MXGP

#100

Website

www.ktm.com

#222

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Gewerbegebiet Nord 2, 5222 Munderfing, Austria

[email protected]

Press Contact

Thomas Kuttruf (KTM general)

[email protected]

Jennifer Dick (Offroad PR)

[email protected]

Jürgen Weisz (Racing PR)

[email protected]

Marcia Hill (Racing PR)

[email protected]

Valentina Ragni (MX communication)

[email protected]

Stefano Taglioni (MXGP Team Press Officer)

[email protected][email protected]

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team manager

Dirk Grübel

Rider

Jeffrey Herlings

NED

MX2

#84

Rider

Pauls Jonass

LAT

MX2

#41

Website

www.ktm.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Gewerbegebiet Nord 2, 5222 Munderfing, Austria

[email protected]

Press Contact

Thomas Kuttruf (KTM general)

[email protected]

Jennifer Dick (Offroad PR)

[email protected]

Jürgen Weisz (Racing PR)

[email protected]

Marcia Hill (Racing PR)

[email protected]

Valentina Ragni (MX communication)

[email protected]

Sahkar Racing Team manager

Lauri Roosiorg

Henri Roosiorg

Rider

Karel Kutsar

EST

MX2

#132

Rider

Hardi Roosiorg

EST

EMX125

#275

Rider

Jago Geerts

BEL

EMX125

#93

Website

www.sahkarracing.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Putestraat 6, Balen, Belgium 2400

Press Contact

[email protected] [email protected]

Wilvo Forkrent KTM Team manager

Stephen Turner

Rider

Steven Frossard

FRA

MXGP

#183

Rider

Jake Nicholls

GBR

MXGP

#45

Website

www.steveturnerracing.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Press Contact

Steve Turner

[email protected]

SUZUKI RB Racing Suzuki Team manager

Richard Boot

Rider

Gradie Featherstone

GBR

MX2

93

Rider

Gabrielle Hamlet

GBR

WMX

30

Rider

Charlie Hamlet

GBR

EMX250

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

50 Ravenshorn Way, Renishaw S21 3WY Sheffield, UK

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TEAMS

Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MXGP Team manager

Sylvain Geboers

Rider

Clement Desalle

BEL

MXGP

#25

Rider

Kevin Strijbos

BEL

MXGP

#22

Website


Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Maatheide 1510, 3920, Lommel, Belgium

Press Contact

Jo De Munck

GER

MXGP

#149

#259

[email protected]

Team Castrol Power1 Suzuki Moto-Base Team manager

Stefan Moritz

Rider

Dennis Ullrich

Website

www.castrolmoto.de

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Überseealle 1, 20457 Hamburg Germany

Press Contact

[email protected]

Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe Team manager

Thomas Hannecke

Rider

Glenn Coldenhoff

NED

MXGP

Rider

Jeremy Seewer

BEL

MX2

#91

Rider

Brian Hsu

GER

EMX125

#81

Rider

Bas Vaessen

NED

EMX125

#98

Website


Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Suzuki Allee 7, 64625 Bensheim - Germany

Press Contact

Adam Wheeler

[email protected]

TM TM Racing Factory Team Team manager

Marco Ricciardi

Rider

Davide Guarneri

ITA

MXGP

Rider

Samuele Bernardini

ITA

MX2

Website

www.tmracing.it

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

TM Racing S.P.A, Via Fano 6, Pesaro, 61122, Italy

Press Contact

Davide Messora

#39 #321

[email protected]

YAMAHA DP19 Racing Yamaha Team manager

David Philippaerts

Rider

David Philippaerts

ITA

MXGP

#19

Rider

Andrea Zanotti

ITA

EMX125

#19

Website

www.dp19.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

A.De Curtis, 5 - 13037 Serravalle Sesia VC, Italy

Press Contact

Alice Angiolini

[email protected]

JK Racing Yamaha Team manager

Riccardo Boschi

Rider

Paul Coates

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via Calamandrei, 21, 51018 Pieve a Nievole, Pistoia, Italy

Press Contact

Vincenzo Tirotta

GBR

MXGP

#177

[email protected]

49

KEMEA Yamaha Yamalube Team manager

Marnicq Bervoets

Rider

Damon Graulus

MX2

#7

Rider

Benoit Paturel

MX2

#6

Rider

Brent Vandoninck

EMX250

Website

www.kemea.be

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Meeënheide 38,3600 Genk

Press Contact

[email protected]

#172

Standing Construct Yamaha Yamalube Team manager

Tim Mathys

Rider

Valentin Guillod

SWI

MX2

#92

Rider

Julien Lieber

BEL

MX2

#33

Website

www.standingconstructyamaha.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Winkelom 83D3 – 2440 Geel - Belgium

Press Contact

Tim Mathys

#32

[email protected]

Tip top racing Team manager

Herve Hagnere

Rider

Milko Potisek

FRA

MXGP

Rider

Fred Bossman

FRA

EMX250

Rider

Jean Loup Lepan

FRA

EMX300

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

283 Route de flamets,76390, Conteville, France

Press Contact

[email protected]

Yamaha Factory Racing Yamalube Team manager

Massimo Raspanti

Rider

Jeremy Van Horebeek

BEL

MXGP

#89

Rider

Romain Febvre

FRA

MXGP

#461

Website

www.yamaha-racing.com

Email Team Manager

[email protected]

Address

Via Berlinguer 10, 43013, Langhirano (Parma), Italy

Press Contact

Adam Wheeler

[email protected]

50

STATISTICS

MXGP STATISTICS

TOTAL

MX2

MXGP

MX1

650

MOTOCROSSGP

500

125

RIDERNATIONALITY

250

GRAND PRIX VICTORIES Until Until 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Everts, Stefan

BEL 13 37 12

Cairoli, Antonio

ITA

Smets, Joel

BEL

Robert, Joël

BEL

Herlings, Jeffrey Geboers, Eric

1

9

29

101 1

4

8

6

11

9

9

10 10

4

72

47 10

57

50

50

NED

2

BEL 18

5

5

9

16

15 12

43 39

Hallman, Torsten

SWE

de Coster, Roger

BEL

Pichon, Mickael

FRA

Mikkola, Heikki

FIN

7 25

32

Rahier, Gaston

BEL 29

1

30

Friedrichs, Paul

GER

1

27

28

Jobe, Georges

BEL

15 13

28

Malherbe, André

BEL

1

Chiodi, Alessio

ITA 26

36 1

1

37

36

36

24

3

8

36

27

28 1

27

Strijbos, Dave

NED 26

1

Smith, Jeffrey

GBR

3 22

25

Everts, Harry

BEL 16

7

23

Puzar, Alessandro Lundin, Sten

27

ITA 12 11 SWE

23 22

22

Thorpe, Dave

GBR

22

22

Tibblin, Rolf

SWE

22

22

Carlqvist, Hakan

SWE

6

14

20

Tortelli, Sébastien

FRA 11

9

Bervoets, Marnicq

BEL

15

Desalle, Clement

BEL

20 4

19 2

3

4

2

4

4

19

Van Der Ven, Kees

NED

4 10 4

18

4

17

Demaria, Yves

FRA

Martens, Jacky

BEL

Vehkonen, Pekka

FIN

5

Bartolini, Andrea

ITA

4

3

8

Bayle, Jean Michel

FRA

7

6

2

15

Nilsson, Bill

SWE

15

15

Rattray, Tyla

RSA

Schmit, Donny

USA

11

2

1

16

17

4

15

8

15 14

BEL

14

Moissev, Guennady

RUS

14

Musquin, Marvin

FRA

Searle, Tommy

GBR

Townley, Ben

NZL

14 6 1

1

4

Bolley, Frédéric

FRA

13

Nicoll, Kurt

GBR

2

11

Parker, Trampas

USA

2

6

5

ITA 12

1

Vimond, Jacky

FRA

12

Wolsink, Gerrit

NED

Aberg, Bengt

SWE

Albertijn, Greg

RSA

4

8

Moore, Bob

USA 11

1

Philippaerts, David

15

11 7

Geboers, Sylvain

Rinaldi, Michele

17

12

GER

Coppins, Joshua

NZL

Dobb, James

GBR 11

Arbekov, Victor

RUS

5

14 2

9

6

14 14 13 13 13 13

1

13

13

13

12

12 12 12

ITA

Roczen, Ken

8

1

2

1

1

1

6

12 1

4

5

1

1

3

8

12 11 11

9

1

10

52

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TOTAL

MX2

MXGP

MX1

650

MOTOCROSSGP

500

125

250

RIDERNATIONALITY

Until Until 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Hansen, Torleif

SWE

Paulin, Gautier

FRA

Andersson, Hakan

SWE

9

Johansson, Peter

SWE

1

8

9

Jonsson, Ake

SWE

1

8

9

Lackey, Brad

USA

9

9

Van Den Berk, John

NED

Bickers, Dave

GBR

2

8

Hudson, Neil

GBR

8

Kavinov, Vladimir

RUS

8

Maschio, Mickael

FRA

Velkeneers, Marc

BEL

7

Watanabe, Akira

JAP

8

Beirer, Pit

GER

2

5

ITA

5

2

Federici, Claudio Kinigadner, Heinz

AUT

Kring, Arne

SWE

10

10 1

7

1

3

2

8 8 1

RSA

7 7

8

1

8 8

6

NED

7 7 1

7

7

7 7 7

Barragan, Jonathan

SPA

Laporte, Danny

USA

Liles, Billy

USA

6

Noyce, Graham

GBR

6

Pourcel, Christophe

FRA

4

2

6

6

6 6 6 2

Rond, Gerard

NED

Valek, Vlastimil

CZE

6

Van Doorn, Gert Jan

NED

5

Vuillemin, David

FRA

Weil, Adolf

GER

3

3

Bauer, Willy

GER

2

3

De Dycker, Ken

BEL

2

2

6

6

4

10

9

7

Tragter, Pedro

1

9

2 6

Langston, Grant

2

6 6 1

6

2

6 6 5 1

1

2

1

5

Hansson, Marcus

SWE

5

5

King, Darryll

NZL

5

5

King, Shayne

NZL

5

Maddii, Corrado

ITA

Nagl, Maximilian

GER

Nilsson, Jorgen

SWE

Ramon, Steve

BEL

Strijbos, Kevin

BEL

van Velthoven, Jaak

BEL

Vromans, Andre

BEL

Whatley, Jeremy

GBR

Andreani, Giuseppe

ITA

5

5

5 1

2

1

1

5

5

5

4

1 1

3

5

4

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

1

4

Baeten, René

BEL

4

4

Banks, John

GBR

4

4

Contini, Massimo

ITA

Crockard, Gordon

IRL

de Reuver, Marc

HOL

Falta, Jaroslav

CZE

Goncalves, Rui

POR

Gundersen, Kenneth

NOR

Johnson, Ricky

USA

McFarlane, Andrew

AUS

Pourcel, Sebastien

FRA

Stanton, Jeff

USA

Vohland, Tallon

USA

Archer, Leslie

GBR

Brown, Mike

USA

4

4 4

4

1

2

1

4

4

4 4

3

1 3

4 1

4 4 2

1

2

4 4

4

4

3

4 3

3

4

3 3

54

TOTAL

MX2

MXGP

MX1

650

MOTOCROSSGP

500

125

250

RIDERNATIONALITY

Until Until 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Bruno, Jean Jacques

FRA

Dieffenbach, Rolf

GER

Eggens, Erik

NED

Fanton, Michele

3

Frossard, Steven

FRA USA

3

3

3

3

ITA

Glover, Broc

3

3

3 2

1

Herring, Rob

GBR

3

Lampkin, Arthur

GBR

2

Leisk, Jeff

AUS

Leok, Tanel

EST

Mackenzie, Billy

GBR

O'Mara, Johnny

USA

Pomeroy, Jim

USA

1

3

2

3

1

3

3 3

3 1

1

1

3

1 2

2

3

1

3

3

3

Seguy, Luigi

FRA

3

3

Smith, Marty

USA

3

3

Velky, Zdenek

CZE

1

Vialle, Frédéric

FRA

3 1

Baborovski, Antonin

CZE

Bailey, David

USA

Barnett, Mark

USA

Boonen, Johan

BEL

Boven, Raymond

BEL

Caps, Patrick

BEL

Chandler, Danny

USA

Delepine, Gerald

BEL

Diepold, Roland

GER

Dirkx, Broer

HOL

2

3 3

1 1

2 1

2

2

2

2

2 2

2

2

2 2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

Dobry, Peter

CZE

Draper, John

GBR

Eastwood, Vic

GBR

2

2

Geukens, Dirk

BEL

2

2

Guarneri, Davide

2

2

ITA

Hannah, Bob

USA

Healey, Mike

USA

Johansson, Jan

SWE

Kiedrowski, Mike

USA

Lechien, Ron

USA

Malin, Paul

GBR

Melotte, Cedric

BEL

Ovchinikov, Anatoly

RUS

Rossi, Franco

ITA

Tixier, Jordi

FRA

Traversini, Thomas

ITA

1

Vehkonen, Kalevi Anstie, Max

2 2

1

1

2

1

1

2 1 1

2 2

1

2

1

2 1

1

2

2

2 2

2 2

2 1

FIN

2

SWE

1

1

2 2 1

UK

Anstie, Mervyn

GBR

Aubin, Nicolas

FRA

Bartolini, Massimo

ITA

Bobryshev, Evgeny

RUS

Burton, John

GBR

Churavy, Jim

CZE

Coldenhoff, Glenn

NED

Curtiss, Dave

GBR

De Roover, Gilbert

BEL

Draugs, Gunnar

RUS

Drechsel, Arno

GER

2 2

Van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL Andersson, Ake

1

2

1 1

1 1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

55

TOTAL

MX2

MXGP

MX1

650

MOTOCROSSGP

500

125

250

RIDERNATIONALITY

Until Until 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Dymond, Micky

USA

Eckenbach, Bernd

GER

1

1 1

1

Ellis, Jim

USA

1

1

Eriksson, Anders

SWE

1

1

1

Erola, Aarno

FIN

Febvre, Roman

FRA

Ferris, Dean

AUS

1 1 1

1 1

Garcia Vico, Francisco SPA

1

1

Giesbers, Leon

NED

1

1

Grigoriev, Igor

RUS

1

Guerra, Mike

USA

Gustafsson, Lars

SWE

Halm, Miroslav

CZE

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

Hammargren, Chris

SWE

Hansen, Donny

USA

1

Howerton, Kent

USA

1

Jansen, Nic

BEL

1

Johansson, Gunnar

SWE

1

Jorgensen, Brian

DEN

Karsmakers, Pierre

NED

Kehoe, Eric

USA

Köbele, Fritz

GER

Krestinov, Gert

EST

1

1 1 1 1 1 1

1

1

1

1

1 1

1 1

1

Kreutz, Klaus-Bernd

GER

Lacher, Dietmar

GER

1

1 1

Leok, Avo

1

1

EST

1

Lundell, Ove

SWE

1

Maisch, Hans

GER

Martens, Jo

BEL

Massant, Andre

BEL

Mingels, Jean Paul

BEL

Moates, Marty

USA

Morrison, Alan

IRL

Nicholls, Andy

GBR

Nicoll, Dave

GBR

Nunn, Carl

GBR

1 1

1

1

1 1

1 1

1

1

1

FRA

1

Pettersson, Ole

SWE

1

CZE

1 1

USA

Pilar, Karel

1 1

Osborne, Zach

FIN

1

1

Pean, Daniel Pikkarainen, Tapani

1

1

1

1 1 1

1

1

1

1

Rangelov, Dimitri

BUL

1

1

Reed, Chad

AUS

1

1

Rickman, Don

GBR

Roelants, Joel

BEL

Roulev, Pavel

RUS

1

1

Rybalchenko, Eugenij RUS

1

1

1

1 1

Scaillet, Hubert

BEL

Schneider, Fritz

GER

Simpson, Shaun

GBR

Smith, Rodney

USA

Stodulka, Jiri

CZE

1

Sun, Chuck

USA

1

Sword, Stephen

GBR

1

1

1

1

1 1

1

1

1 1 1 1

Tonus Arnaud

SWI

van Rees, Remy

NED

1

Windham, Kevin

USA

1

1 1

1 1 1

TOTAL 1789 UPDATED - 6 February 2015

56

TONY CAIROLI J. VAN HOREBEEK CLEMENT DESALLE KEN DE DYCKER TOMMY SEARLE

LOCATELLI S.P.A. Via Resistenza 5/A Almenno S. Bartolomeo 24030 Bergamo - ITALY Mail: [email protected] Phone: +39 035 553 101 Fax: +39 035 553 093

JEFFREY HERLINGS PAULS JONASS VALENTIN GUILLOD JULIEN LIEBER

WORLD TITLES STATISTICS ALL TIMES WORLD CHAMPIONS AT THE END OF 2014 RIDERNATIONALITY

125-MX2

250-MXGP-MX1

500-650-MX3 2

Everts, Stefan

BEL

1

7

Cairoli, Antonio

ITA

2

6

Robert, Joel

BEL

De Coster, Roger

BEL

Geboers, Eric

BEL

Jobe, Georges

BEL

Smets, Joel

BEL

Everts, Harry

BEL

Hallman, Torsten

2

5

1

2

5

2

3

5

4 1

Albertijn, Greg

RSA

1

Chiodi, Alessio

ITA

3

Friedrichs, Paul

RDA

Laier, Stephanie

GER

Malherbe, Andre

BEL

Moisseev, Guennady

RUS

Rahier, Gaston

BEL

Thorpe, David

GBR FRA

Bolley, Frederic

FRA

Breugelmans, Sven

BEL

Carlqvist ,Hakan

SWE

Demaria, Yves

FRA

Fontanesi, Kiara

ITA

Herlings, Jeffrey

NED

Kinigadner, Heinz

AUT

Lundin, Sten

SWE

Musquin, Marvin

FRA

Nilsson, Bil

SWE

Parker, Trampas

USA

Pichon, Michaël

FRA

Puzar, Alessandro

ITA

Ramon, Steve

5

1

FIN

SWE

6 5

SWE

Aberg, Bengt

8

5 3

4 4 3

4

2

3 3 3

3 3

3

3

3

3 3

3

2

2

1

2

2 1

2 2

2

1

2

2

2 3

2

3 2

2

2 2

2

2

2

2 1

3 3

3

1

TOTAL 10

6

Mikkola, Heikki

Bayle, Jean-Michel

WOMEN

2 1

2

2

2

1

1

2

BEL

1

1

2

Schmit, Donny

USA

1

1

Smith, Jeff

GBR

2

2

Tibblin, Rolf

SWE

2

2

2

Tortelli, Sebastien

FRA

1

1

2

Van Den Berk, John

NED

1

1

2

Andersson, Hakan

SWE

1

1

Arbekov, Victor

RUS

1

Baeten, Rene

BEL

1

1

Bartolini, Andrea

ITA

1

1

Bill, Julien

SWI

1

1

Campano, Carlos

SPA

1

1

Dobb ,James

GBR

Gercar, Klemen

SLO

1

1

Hansson, Marcus

SWE

Hudson, Neil

GBR

1

1

1 1

1

1

1

King, Shane

NZL

1

1

Lackey, Brad

USA

1

1

Lancelot, Livia

FRA

Langston, Grant

RSA

Laporte, Danny

USA

1 1

1 1

1

1

58

RIDERNATIONALITY

125-MX2

Martens, Jacky

BEL

Maschio, Michaël

FRA

1

Moore, Bobby

USA

1

Noyce, Graham

GBR

250-MXGP-MX1

500-650-MX3

WOMEN

1

TOTAL 1 1 1

1

1

Philippaerts, David

ITA

Pourcel, Christophe

FRA

1

1

Rattray, Tyla

RSA

1

1

Rinaldi, Michele

ITA

1

1

Roczen, Ken

GER

1

1

Strijbos, Dave

NED

1

1

Tixier, Jordi

FRA

1

1

Townley, Ben

NZL

1

1

Tragter, Pedro

NED

1

1

Vehkonen, Pekka

FIN

1

Vimond, Jacky

FRA

Walkner, Matthias

AUT

Watanabe, Akira

JAP

TOTAL

1

1

1 1

1 1

1

1 40

1 53

55

7

155

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ROUND 01

MXGP OF QATAR WOMEN ROUND 01 LOSAIL | FEBRUARY 28 (SAT)

RACE TRACK Name Losail Motocross Track Full address Al Wusail, North Relief Road Doha, Qatar GPS coordinates Track: 25° 29' 27.68" N 51° 26' 44.89" E Welcome Centre: 25° 28' 58.87" N 51° 27' 20.56" E Phone + 974 4472 9151 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation Phone + 974 4437 9884 Website www.qmmf.com Email [email protected]

ORGANIZER Name Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation Phone + 974 4437 9884 + 974 4472 91 5 1 Website www.qmmf.com www.circuitlosail.com Email [email protected] [email protected]

AIRPORTS Name Doha International Airport Distance 45 km Website www.dohaairport.com

LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Neus Ramos Feliu Phone + 974 5503 8426 Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Qatar Tourism Authority Website www.qatartourism.gov.qa

ROAD DIRECTIONS From Doha Airport to the Track: • Leave the airport and follow the signs for Doha. • Turn right on to the Corniche Road (by the sea) • Keep driving along Corniche Road all the way until reaching the Sheraton hotel then take a left towards City Centre. • Drive to Al-Wahda Street and turn right to Istiqlal Street. • Keep straight then turn left going to Doha Golf Club. • Turn to the right on the roundabout going north to Al-Khor Highway till you get to Losail International Circuit.

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ROUND 01

MXGP OF QATAR WOMEN ROUND 01 LOSAIL | FEBRUARY 28 (SAT)

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ROUND 02

GP OF THAILAND WOMEN ROUND 02 NAKHONCHAISRI | MARCH 08

RACE TRACK Name Thailand Circuit Address 10/14 Moo 4, Wat Lamut, Nakhonchaisri, Nakhonpathom THAILAND 73120 GPS coordinates 13° 54’ 35.63” N 100° 10’ 9.32” E Foursquare http://4sq.com/baNFtP Facebook www.facebook.com/ThailandCircuit Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name ThaiMXGP Website www.thaiMXGP.com Facebook www.facebook.com/ThaiMXGP Instagram @ThaiMXGP Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Name Chequered Flag Motorsport Agency Email [email protected] NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of Thailand (FMSCT) Website www.fmsct-live.com Facebook www.facebook.com/FMSCT.MSAT Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Tourism Authority of Thailand Website www.tourismthailand.org AIRPORTS Name Suvarnabhumi Airport Distance 81 km Website www.suvarnbhumiairport.com Name Don Muang Airport Distance 70 km Website www.donmuanairportonline.com ROAD DIRECTIONS Heading to Nakhonprathom from south-west of Bangkok, across Chaophraya River, (either taking Phra Pin-klao Bridge, Rama VIII Bridge, Rama VII or Krung Thon Bridge) By taking Pinklao-Nakhonchaisri Road, when approach Petkasem Road, keep right to Nakhonchaisri (district), when reach National #3233 road turn left, keep riding beyond BangPhra sub-district, get prepared to turn right to Local road #4042 to approach Thailand Circuit.

65

ROUND 02

GP OF THAILAND WOMEN ROUND 02 NAKHONCHAISRI | MARCH 08

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ROUND 03

MXGP OF PATAGONIA ARGENTINA NEUQUEN | MARCH 29

RACE TRACK Name Patagonia Race Track MXGP of Patagonia Address Ruta 40 - km 2123.5 GPS coordinates 40° 41' 58.29" S 71° 42' 14.07” W Phone +54 0351 4872010 Website www.mxgpofpatagonia.com.ar Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name CAMOD Website www.camod.com.ar

ORGANIZER Name + EVENTOS SA Phone +54 0351 4872010 Website www.maseventos.com.ar Email [email protected]

AIRPORTS Name Luis Candelaria Airport of the city of Bariloche Distance 50 km Website www.aeropuertos.net/aeropuertointernacional-teniente-luiscandelaria

LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Name Augusto Lobo Phone + 54 9 351 399 4080 Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Secretary of Tourism of Villa La Angostura Website www.villalaangostura.gov.ar

67

ROUND 03

MXGP OF PATAGONIA ARGENTINA NEUQUEN | MARCH 29

ROAD DIRECTIONS By car: From Bariloche you will drive towards the north and about 20 kms away you will find the route to Villa La Angostura which is 70 kms away. It is all paved and it has a beautiful overlook of all the coast line of Nahuel Huapi Lake. From the North you can get here along the Seven Lakes Route, which you can take in San Martin de los Andes. You will have a 90 kms drive while observing the mountain range lakes with their awesome sights. Frontier passages: Cardenal Samoré Passage (former Puyehue)

It is 1314 AMSL (42° 29' 07" South Latitude – 70° 25' 91" West Longitude) and it is open all year long. It is considered the second most important in the country because it has direct communication with Puerto Montt (220 kms away) and Osorno (117 kms away) along the Chilean Austral Motorway and with all the other parts of the Chilean Patagonia. The road is paved in almost all its stretches, you must be careful in the stretches which are still being built. It is an important commercial passage, which makes the traffic quite thick. The road is of rubble over National Route 231, it is averagely 7 metres wide and it is in good conditions. The distance to the limit is 4 kms.5

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ROUND 04

MXGP OF TRENTINO EMX250 ROUND 01 | EMX150 ROUND 01 | EMX 125 ROUND 01 PIETRAMURATA | APRIL 19

RACE TRACK Name Crossodrome “Ciclamino” Full address Via Cargadori, 4 38070 Pietramurata TN Italy GPS coordinates Track: 46° 0' 33.9" N 10° 55' 58.3" E Welcome Centre: 45° 59' 37.0" N 10° 55' 35.9" E Phone +39 046 4507317 Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Motoclubarco Altogarda Offroad Phone 0039 046 4507317 Website www.motoclubarco.net Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Claudio Orlandani Phone 0039 338 8335830 Email [email protected] NATIONAL FEDERATION Name FMI Federazione Motociclistica Italiana Phone +39 0632488502 Website www.federmoto.it Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Ingarda Website www.gardatrentino.it AIRPORTS Name Verona Villafranca Distance 80 km Website www.aeroportoverona.it Name Orio Al Serio Bergamo Distance 150 km Website www.aeroportodibergamo.com Name Venezia Distance 160 km Website www.veniceairport.it ROAD DIRECTIONS Coming from NORTH: Highway A22 exit TRENTO NORD follow direction Riva del Garda on SP 45, 15 km distance location Pietramurata Ciclamino Track Coming from SOUTH: Higway A22 exit ROVERETO SUD follow direction Riva del Garda, Arco and direction TRENTO on SP 45, 12 km distance location Pietramurata Ciclamino Track For big truck we suggest the exit TRENTO NORTH

69

ROUND 04

MXGP OF TRENTINO EMX250 ROUND 01 | EMX150 ROUND 01 | EMX 125 ROUND 01 PIETRAMURATA | APRIL 19

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ROUND 05

MXGP OF EUROPE EMX 125 ROUND 02 | EMX 250 ROUND 02 | EMX300 ROUND 01 VALKENSWAARD | APRIL 26

RACE TRACK Name Eurocircuit Valkenswaard Full address Kempervennendreef 4; 5563 VB Westerhoven - Valkenswaard; The Netherlands GPS coordinates Track and Welcome Centre: 51°20' 2.00" N 5° 25' 25.29" E Phone +31 402017047 Website www.gpvalkenswaard.nl Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Stichting Robra Address Valkenswaardseweg 10; 5582 VB Waalre; The Netherlands Phone +31 613507431 Email [email protected] Website www.gpvalkenswaard.nl Welcome Office [email protected] VIP [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Mr. Jan Boer Phone +31 655722117 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name KNMV-Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging Phone +31 263528510 Website www.knmv.nl Email [email protected] TOURIST BOARD Website www.vvv-valkenswaard.nl AIRPORTS Name Eindhoven Distance 16 km Website www.eindhovenairport.nl Name Düsseldorf-Weeze Distance 90 km Website www.airport-weeze.de Name Düsseldorf Distance 115 km Website www.duesseldorf-international.de Name Brussels Distance 120 km Website www.brusselsairport.be Name Amsterdam Distance 140 km Website www.schiphol.nl

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ROUND 05

MXGP OF EUROPE EMX 125 ROUND 02 | EMX 250 ROUND 02 | EMX300 ROUND 01 VALKENSWAARD | APRIL 26

Friday

ROAD DIRECTIONS From Tilburg • Y ou are driving from the A58 towards Eindhoven / Tilburg. • There, follow the N2 towards Waalre. • Once you are in Veldhoven, follow the N2 towards "overige richtingen". • At exit Waalre / Valkenswaard leave the N2 and go right at the traffic lights. You are then on the N69 towards Valkenswaard / Hasselt. • Follow this road all the way through Aalst and Valkenswaard. • After you (still straight on) left Valkenswaard follow Hasselt. • Approximately 3 km outside Valkenswaard, take the exit Center Parcs “Kempervennen”. Valkenswaard, Brabant Septentrional, Pays-Bas - Google Maps • From this point follow the road and you will arrive after about 1.5 km at the Eurocircuit. From 's-Hertogenbosch Adresse

Valkenswaard

• Y ou drive from 's-HertogenboschPays-Bas on the A2 towards Eindhoven. • At Best, follow the N2 highway to Waalre. • Once you are in Veldhoven, follow the N2 towards "overige richtingen". • At exit Waalre / Valkenswaard leave the N2 and go right at the traffic lights. You are then on the N69 towards Valkenswaard / Hasselt. • Follow this road all the way through Aalst and Valkenswaard. • After you (still straight on) left Valkenswaard follow Hasselt. • Approximately 3 km outside Valkenswaard, take the exit Center Parcs “Kempervennen”. • From this point follow the road and you will arrive after about 1.5 km at the Eurocircuit.

• F ollow the N2 towards Waalre. • Once you are in Veldhoven, follow the N2 to Eersel / Antwerp. • You are now on the A67 to Eersel / Antwerp. • Take exit Eersel, Bergeijk etc. • At the end of the exit turn left to Valkenswaard. • At the third roundabout (counted from the highway) turn right to Bergeijk. • Then go straight to the N69 (Valkenswaard / Hasselt). • After about 2 km take the exit left to Center Parcs "Kempervennen”. • From this point follow the road and you will arrive after about 1.5 km at the Eurocircuit. From Maastricht • Y ou are driving from Maastricht via the A2 to Eindhoven. • Take exit Leende / Valkenswaard. • At the exit turn left to Valkenswaard. • Follow the signs for Hasselt in Valkenswaard. This road is going thru the industrial area "Schaapsloop”. • At the fourth roundabout you turn left towards Hasselt. • After a few kilometers you turn right to Center Parcs "Kempervennen”. • From this point follow the road and you will arrive after about 1.5 km at the Eurocircuit.

10/03/10 07:43

From Tilburg / 's-Hertogenbosch on Monday and

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ROUND 06

MXGP OF SPAIN EMX 125 ROUND 03 | EMX 250 ROUND 03 | EMX 300 ROUND 02 TALAVERA | MAY 10

RACE TRACK Name Carlos Martínez Zorita “CERRO NEGRO” Full address Carretera de los Navalmorales, Km 2. GPS coordinates 39° 56' 5.71" N 4° 49' 15.85" W Phone +34 639 438 243 Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Motoclub Talavera Phone + 34 925 813 346 Website www.motoclubtalavera.com Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Ana Valero López Phone +34 607 710 286 Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Oficina de Información y Turismo de Castilla-La Mancha Website www. Turismocastillalamancha.es AIRPORTS Name Barajas (Madrid) Distance 130 km Website www.aena-aeropuertos.es ROAD DIRECTIONS From Madrid Barajas Airport: Take the M-14 towards M-40 and them follow indications to A5 (E-90). After that take the first exit to Talavera de la Reina/Embalse de Cazalegas (exit 106). Follow Talavera N-Va. At the 6th round about, take the 4th exit – Ronda del Tajo- and follow that avenue to the 2nd round about. Take the 2nd exit across the bridge and follow the avenue till the 2nd round about and, again, take the 2nd exit CM-4102. You’re at the track’s entrance, please follow signs.

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Real Federación Motociclista Española Phone + 34 915 625 345 Website www.rfme.com Email [email protected]

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MXGP OF SPAIN EMX 125 ROUND 03 | EMX 250 ROUND 03 | EMX 300 ROUND 02 TALAVERA | MAY 10

From the rest of Europe across France: Two main options a) E5/A1 to Madrid up to M50 and then take A5/E90 up to exit Talavera de la Reina/Embalse de Cazalegas (exit 106). Follow Talavera N-Va. At the 6th round about, take the 4th exit – Ronda del Tajo- and follow that avenue to the 2nd round about. Take the 2nd exit across the bridge and follow the avenue till the 2nd round about and, again, take the 2nd exit CM-4102. You’re at the track’s entrance, please follow signs.

b) E15/A2 to Madrid up to M50 and then take A5/E90 up to Talavera de la Reina/Embalse de Cazalegas (exit 106). Follow Talavera N-Va. At the 6th round about, take the 4th exit – Ronda del Tajo- and follow that avenue to the 2nd round about. Take the 2nd exit across the bridge and follow the avenue till the 2nd round about and, again, take the 2nd exit CM-4102. You’re at the track’s entrance, please follow signs.

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MXGP OF GREAT BRITAIN WOMEN ROUND 03 | EMX125 ROUND 04 | EMX 250 ROUND 04 EMX150 ROUND 02 MATTERLEY BASIN | MAY 24

RACE TRACK Name Matterley Basin, Winchester Full address Matterley Farm, A31 Alresford Road, Winchester. Hampshire. England SO21 1HW GPS coordinates Track: 51° 2' 38.436" N 1° 14' 6.6366" W Welcome Centre: Gate 6 (A272) Phone +44 1489 890 902/1 Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name SD Events Ltd Phone +44 1489 890 902/1 Website www.britmxgrandprix.com Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Bradley Dixon Phone +44 1489 890 901 Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Winchester Tourist board Website www.visitwinchester.co.uk Email [email protected] AIRPORTS Name Southampton airport Distance 21 km (20 minutes travel time) Website www.southamptonairport.com Name Bournemouth airport Distance 63 km journey time 50 minutes Website www.bournemouthairport.com Name Heathrow airport Distance 89 km journey time 60 minutes Website www.heathrowairport.com Name Gatwick airport Distance 121 km journey time 85 minutes Website www.gatwickairport.com Name Stansted airport Distance 180 km journey time 170 minutes Website www.stanstedairport.com

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name ACU Phone +44 1788 566 404 Website www.acu.org.uk Email [email protected]

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MXGP OF GREAT BRITAIN WOMEN ROUND 03 | EMX125 ROUND 04 | EMX 250 ROUND 04 EMX150 ROUND 02 MATTERLEY BASIN | 25 MAY

ROAD DIRECTIONS From Dover ferry port take directions towards London, join the M25 west towards Gatwick, exit the M25 at junction 12 and head South towards Winchester on the M3, exit at junction 9 and the head towards Alresford on the A31 where you will pick up Event signage. Journey time 160 minutes From the channel tunnel take directions towards London, join the M25 west towards Gatwick, exit the M25 at junction 12 and head South towards Winchester on the M3, exit at junction 9 and the head towards Alresford on the A31 where you will pick up Event signage. Journey time 110 minutes. From Portsmouth ferry port, join the M271 towards the M27, head west on the M27 towards Southampton and then join the M3 at junction 4 heading North toward Winchester and London, exit junction 10 and follow the A31 towards Alresford where you will pick up the event signage. Journey time 35 minutes. From Southampton Airport join the M27 towards Bournemouth, join the M3 immediately towards Winchester on the M3, exit at junction 9 and the head towards Alresford on the A31 where you will pick up Event signage. Journey time 20 minutes.

From Bournemouth Airport head north on the A338, join the A31 and head towards Southampton where the A31 joins the M27, exit the M27 at junction 4 onto the M3 heading North toward Winchester and London, exit junction 10 and follow the A31 towards Alresford where you will pick up the event signage. Journey time 50 minutes. From Heathrow Airport join the M25 south towards Gatwick on the M25, exit at junction 12 and head south on the M3, exit the M3 at junction 9 and follow the A31 towards Alresford where you will pick up the event signage. Journey time 60 minutes. From Gatwick Airport head north on the M23 to join the M25 west towards Heathrow exit the M25 at junction 12 and head south towards Winchester on the M3, exit at junction 9 and the head towards Alresford on the A31 where you will pick up Event signage. Journey time 85 minutes. From Stanstead head south on the M11 then exit onto the M25 direction west towards Heathrow exit at junction 12 and head south on the M3, exit the M3 at junction 9 and follow the A31 towards Alresford where you will pick up the event signage. Journey time 160 minutes.

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ROUND 08

MXGP OF FRANCE WOMEN ROUND 04 | EMX 125 ROUND 05 VILLARS-SOUS-ÉCOT | MAY 31

RACE TRACK Name La Versenne Address Lieu-dit la Versenne - 25150 Villars-sous-Écot, France GPS coordinates Track: 47° 25' 57.6" N 6° 42' 18.3" E Welcome Centre: 45° 92' 88.86" N 0° 54' 9.66" W Website www.mcvillars.com Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Moto club de Villars-sous-Écot Address 8 rue de Flandre – 25700 Valentigney Website www.mcvillars.com Facebook www.facebook.com/pages/ MCV-Moto-Club-de-Villars-sousEcot/209786172391382 Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Mediacross Phone +33 680 11 01 67 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Fédération Française de Motocyclisme (FFM) Website www.ffmoto.org TOURIST BOARD Name Office de Tourisme de Montbéliard Website www.paysdemontbeliardtourisme.com AIRPORTS Name Euroairport Bâle/Mulhouse Distance 90 km Website www.euroairport.com Name Zurich Airport Distance 200 km Website www.aeroport-de-zurich.com Name Strasbourg Airport Distance 180 km Website www.strasbourg.aeroport.fr

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MXGP OF FRANCE WOMEN ROUND 04 | EMX 125 ROUND 05 VILLARS SOUS ECOT | MAY 31

TRAIN STATIONS Name Montbéliard station Distance 10 km Website www.voyages-sncf.com Name Belfort “TGV” Station – High-speed train Distance 30 km Website www.voyages-sncf.com

ROAD DIRECTIONS Coming from North/South: • Highway A36- Exit Aire d’Ecot (highway rest area) = Welcome centre. • Track at 2 km. Coming From Airports: • Highway A36- Exit Aire d’Ecot (highway rest area). • Track at 2 km. Coming from train stations: • Highway A36- Exit Aire d’Ecot (highway rest area). • Track at 2 km.

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ROUND 09

MXGP OF ITALY EMX 125 ROUND 06 | EMX 300 ROUND 03 MAGGIORA | JUNE 14

RACE TRACK Name Maggiora Full address Via Vignole 2 Cap 28014 Maggiora (NO) GPS coordinates Track: +45° 41' 46.09" +8° 25' 17.04" Welcome Centre: 45° 41' 38.95" N 8° 25' 46.77" E Phone +39 0 322 87187 Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Maggiora Motocross Phone +39 3355445063 Website www.maggioramotocross.com Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Green Media Lab Phone +39 02 91320415 Email [email protected] [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Ventana Group Website www.ventanagroup.it AIRPORTS Name Malpensa Distance 39 km Website www.airportmalpensa.com Name Linate Distance 98 km Website www.milanolinate.eu/it Name Orio al Serio Distance 123 km Website www.sacbo.it ROAD DIRECTIONS Coming from Milan: Exit on Highway Borgomanero (8 KM from the track) Coming From Turin: Exit on Highway Romagnano (6 KM from the track)

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Federazione Motociclistica Italiana Phone +39 06324881 Website www.federmoto.it Email [email protected] [email protected]

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MXGP OF ITALY EMX 250 ROUND 04 | EMX 300 ROUND 04 MAGGIORA | 15 JUNE

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MXGP OF GERMANY WOMEN ROUND 05 | EMX 250 ROUND 03 | EMX 150 ROUND 03 TEUTSCHENTHAL | JUNE 21

RACE TRACK Name Talkessel Full address Poststrasse; D-06179 Teutschenthal; Germany GPS coordinates Track: 51.460037, 11.795729 (51° 27' 32.17" N 11° 47' 42.01" E) Welcome Centre: 51.456721, 11.82132 (51° 27' 24.19" N 11° 49' 16.75" E) Phone +49 34601 22277 Fax +49 34601 31670 Website www.msc-teutschenthal.de Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Motorsportclub Teutschenthal e.V. im ADAC Full address Strasse des Friedens 2a, D – 06179 Teutschenthal; Germany Phone +49 34601 22277 Fax +49 34601 31670 Website www.msc-teutschenthal.de Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Mrs. Karola Waterstraat Phone +49 17234 44984 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name DMSB-Deutscher Motor Sport Bund e.V. Phone +49 69633 00743 Fax +49 69633 00730 Website www.dmsb.de Email [email protected] AIRPORTS Name Leipzig-Halle Distance 30 km Website www.leipzig-halle-airport.de Name Berlin-Schönefeld Distance 186 km Website www.berlin-airport.de TOURIST BOARD Name Saale-Unstrut-Tourismus e.V. Website www.saaleunstrut.com Hotels www.msc-teutschenthal.de/msc/ service/hotels ROAD DIRECTIONS • Motorway: use Autobahn A 38, then A 143. Exit: Teutschenthal • National road: use B 80. Exit: Teutschenthal, or Teutschenthal-Bahnhof • Nearest town: Halle, at 12 km East of the circuit; Eisleben at 15 km West of the circuit

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MXGP OF GERMANY

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Adresse Teutschenthal

WOMEN ROUND 05 |Allemagne EMX 250 ROUND 03 | EMX 150 ROUND 03 TEUTSCHENTHAL | JUNE 21

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MXGP OF SWEDEN EMX 250 - ROUND 06 | EMX 300 ROUND 04 UDDEVALLA | JULY 05

RACE TRACK Name Glimminge Motorstadion Full address Glimmingen 420; 45192 Uddevalla; Sweden GPS coordinates Track: 58° 20' 17.08" N 12° 1' 6.04" E Welcome Centre: 58° 20' 55.82" N 12° 00' 17.42" E Phone +46 522 661090 Website www.uddevallagp.com Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name SVEMO-Svenska Motorcykel-och Snöskoterförbundet Phone +46 112 31080 Website www.svemo.se Email [email protected]

ORGANIZER Name BMK UDDEVALLA Phone +46 522 661090 Website www.uddevallagp.com Email [email protected]

Name Gothenburg Landvetter Distance 130 km Website www.lfv.se

LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Mr. Gunnar Johansson Phone +46 703 346174 Email [email protected]

AIRPORTS Name Gothenburg City Distance 100 km Website www.goteborgcityairport.se

TOURIST BOARD Website www.uddevalla.com ROAD DIRECTIONS • Motorway: E6 Gothenburg North; Direction: Uddevalla and Oslo; Exit: exit nr 96, direction Uddevalla South • National road: 44; Direction: Trollhättan, Vänersborg, then follow track signs

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MXGP OF SWEDEN EMX 250 - ROUND 06 | EMX 300 ROUND 04 UDDEVALLA | JULY 05

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MXGP OF LATVIA EMX 85 | EMX 65 | EMX250 ROUND 07 KEGUMS | JULY 12

RACE TRACK Name Motocenter “Zelta Zirgs” Full address “Oskalni”, Rembates pag., Kegums, Latvia GPS coordinates Track: 56° 45' 12.43" N 24° 44' 09.72" E Welcome Centre: +56° 45' 13.36" +24° 44' 10.81" Phone +371 65035877 (only during the event) Website www.mx1latvia.lv www.bkf.lv Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Baltic Cup Foundation Phone +371 67271263 Website www.mx1latvia.lv www.bkf.lv Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Mr. Girts Avotins Phone +371 29467027 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name LaMSF Phone +371 67845851 Website www.lamsf.lv Email [email protected] TOURIST BOARD Website www.latviatourism.lv www.baltic.travel AIRPORTS Name Riga Distance 60 km Website www.riga-airport.com Name Kaunas Distance 300 km Website www.kaunasair.lt Name Tallin Distance 341 km Website www.tallinn-airport.ee ROAD DIRECTIONS • Motorway Riga – Daugavpils. Exit: Kegums – road P 8 Suntazi • National road: A6 • Nearest town: Ogre, at 10 km from the circuit • Direction: East

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ROUND 12

MXGP OF LATVIA EMX 85 | EMX 65 | EMX250 ROUND 07 KEGUMS | JULY 12

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MXGP OF CZECH REPUBLIC WOMEN ROUND 06 | EMX 300 - ROUND 05 EMX 150 – ROUND 04 LOKET | JULY 26

RACE TRACK Name Loketske Serpentiny Full address 35733 Loket, Czech Republic GPS coordinates Track: 50° 11' 44.64" N 12° 45' 30.54" E Welcome Centre: 50° 12' 21.778" N 12° 45' 59.778" E Phone +420 352 684 201 Website www.loketmx.com Email [email protected] [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name ACCR-Autoklub of the Czech Republic Phone +420 224 223 370 Website www.autoklub.cz Email [email protected]

ORGANIZER Name Automoto Klub Loket Phone +420 352 684 023 Website www.loketmx.com Email [email protected]

Name Prague Distance 130 km Website www.prg.aero

LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Tereza Hronova Phone +420 724 850 927 Email [email protected]

AIRPORTS Name Karlovy Vary Distance 15 km Website www.airport-k-vary.cz

TOURIST BOARD Website www.loket.cz ROAD DIRECTIONS • National road: E 48 • Nearest town: Loket, 2 km from the race track

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MXGP OF CZECH REPUBLIC WOMEN ROUND 06 | EMX 300 - ROUND 05 EMX 150 – ROUND 04 LOKET | JULY 26

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MXGP OF BELGIUM EMX 250 ROUND 08 | EMX 125 ROUND 07 | EMX 150 ROUND 05 EMX 300 ROUND 06 LOMMEL | AUGUST 02

RACE TRACK Name Stedelijk Motorcrossterrein Lommel vzw Full address Marie Curiestraat z/n, 3920 Lommel GPS coordinates Track: 51° 12' 49.57" N 5° 17' 4.88" E Phone +32 11 54 37 92 Website www.motorcrosslommel.be Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name GP Limburg VZW Phone +32 472 074 026 Website www.gplimburg.be Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Jurgen Vranckx Email [email protected] NATIONAL FEDERATION Name FMB-Fédération Motocycliste de Belgique Phone +32 27365397 Website www.fmb-bmb.be Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Toerisme Lommel Website www.toerismelommel.be AIRPORTS Name Eindhoven Distance 35 km Website www.eindhovenairport.nl Name Maastricht Distance 70 km Website www.maa.nl Name Brussels Distance 100 km Website www.brusselsairport.be ROAD DIRECTIONS • From Brussels: take E40 / A3 direction Leuven; continue on E314 / A2 direction Genk; take A13 / E313 and take exit 24; take N174 direction Geel then take N71 direction Lommel • From Eindhoven: take N69 direction Belgium/ Lommel/Mol, continue on N74, enter Belgium and take exit Mol/Lommel/Overpelt-Centrum/ Nolimpark; then take N71 direction Lommel

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MXGP OF BELGIUM EMX 250 ROUND 08 | EMX 125 ROUND 07 | EMX 150 ROUND 05 EMX 300 ROUND 06 LOMMEL | AUGUST 02

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MXGP OF THE NETHERLANDS EMX 250 ROUND 09 | EMX 125 ROUND 08 | EMX 150 ROUND 06 ASSEN | AUGUST 30

RACE TRACK Name TT Circuit Assen Full address De Haar 9, 9405 TE ASSEN GPS coordinates Track & Welcome Centre: TBC Website www.tt-assen.com Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Stichting Motorcross Grand Prix Assen Phone 0031 592 318 055 Website www.mxgp-assen.com Email [email protected] Welcome Office Paddock office trailer LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Bertram Buikema Phone 0031 592 318 055 Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Website www.vvvassen.nl AIRPORTS Name Groningen Airport Eelde Distance 15 km Website www.groningenairport.nl Name Schiphol Airport Amsterdam Distance 200 km Website www.schiphol.nl Name Airport Weeze (Germany) Distance 212 km Website www.airport-weeze.de ROAD DIRECTIONS • Located alongside the highway A28 (E232). • Take the highway exit Assen TT Circuit or coming from the N33 exit Assen Zuid no. 32. • Follow the road signs TT.

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging Phone 0031 26 352 8512 Website www.knmv.nl Email [email protected]

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MXGP OF THE NETHERLANDS EMX 250 ROUND 09 | EMX 125 ROUND 08 | EMX 150 ROUND 06 ASSEN | AUGUST 30

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ROUND 17

MXGP OF MEXICO LEÓN | SEPTEMBER 13

RACE TRACK Name Parque Metropolitano de León Full address Prol. Blvd. Adolfo López Mateos Nte. S/N Col. Presa El Palote, León, Guanajuato, México. C.P. 37130 GPS coordinates Track: 221° 11.28 North 101° 41.05 West Welcome Centre: 21° 11.371 North 101° 41.119 West Phone +52 (477) 7711301 Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Rallymex SA de CV Phone + 52 (55) 52596904 Website www.mxgp.mx Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name Adrián Molina Phone +52 1 (55) 54541365 Email [email protected]

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Federación Mexicana de Motociclismo A.C. Phone + 52 (55) 58030112 Website www.fmm.org.mx Email [email protected] TOURIST BOARD Name Guanajuato State Tourism Board Website www.gtoexperience.mx/en Name León Municipal Tourism Board Website www.turismoleon.mx Name Conventions and Visitors Office (León) Website www.leon-mexico.com/eng AIRPORTS Name Aeropuerto Internacional Del Bajío (BJX) Distance 33.6 km Website www.aeropuertosgap.com.mx/en/ guanajuato-3 Name

eropuerto Internacional La A Ciudad de México (MEX) Distance 396 km Website www.aicm.com.mx/en

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MXGP OF MEXICO LEÓN | SEPTEMBER 13

ROAD DIRECTIONS From Guanajuato International Airport to Parque Metropolitano: • Head southwest • Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Silao/ México 45 and merge onto México 45 • Slight left toward México 45, continue straight • Exit onto José Ma.Morelos • Turn left onto A.Lopez Mateos where is Parque Metropolitano. From Mexico City International Airport to Parque Metropolitano: • Head northwest toward Sonora • Turn left onto Av Texcoco • Take the 1st right onto Tahel • Slight right onto Av Oceania • Continue onto Av 608 • Continue onto Av Central Carlos Hank Gonzàles • Continue onto Central

• Exit to stay on Central • Continue onto Av Carlos Hank Gonzàles • Turn right onto the ramp to Zumpango Cuota/ Queretaro Cuota • Merge onto Circuito Exterior Mexiquense/Mexico 57D • Take the exit onto México • Autopista Querétaro • Continue onto San Juan del Rio-Pedro Escobedo/ Mexico 57 N • Slight left onto Pedro Escobedo Santiago de Querétaro/México 57 N • Take the exit on the left onto México 45 toward Celaya/centro Sct Qro • Continue onto México 45D • Exit to stay on México 45D toward Guadalajara/ Leon • Continue onto México 110/Mexico 45 • Slight toward México 45 • Exit onto José Ma.Morelos • Turn left onto A.Lopez Mateos.

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MONSTER ENERGY GP OF USA GLEN HELEN | SEPTEMBER 20

RACE TRACK Name Glen Helen Raceway Inc. Full address 18585 Verdemont Ranch Road, San Bernardino, Ca 92407 GPS coordinates 34.186821, -117.384318 Phone +1 909 880 3090 Website www.glenhelen.com Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name San Bernardino Website www.sanbernardino.worldweb.com

ORGANIZER Name Glen Helen Raceway Inc. Phone +1 909 224 9658 or +1 909 384 9342 Website www.glenhelen.com Email [email protected]

Name John Wayne Airport (SNA) Distance 102.9 km Website www.ocair.com/airlines/ JWAAirlines.htm

LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name TBC Phone TBC Email TBC NATIONAL FEDERATION Name AMA-American Motorcyclist Association Website www.ama-cycle.org

AIRPORTS Name Ontario International Airport (ONT) Distance 37.9 km Website www.lawa.org/welcomeONT.aspx

Name Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Distance 125.4 km Website www.lawa.org/welcomeLAX.aspx ROAD DIRECTIONS Just minutes from legendary Route 66, Glen Helen Raceway Park is located in the Glen Helen Regional Parks & Recreation Area, Devore, California.

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MONSTER ENERGY GP OF USA GLEN HELEN | SEPTEMBER 20

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FIM JUNIOR MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SPAIN EL MOLAR | JULY 19

RACE TRACK Name El Molar Circuit Full address Carretera de Burgos km 44, 00 EL MOLAR, MADRID, SPAIN GPS coordinates 40° 44' 49.73" N 3° 35' 30.80" O Phone + 34 605 084 554 (Mr. Javier Nieto) Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name FMM / Moto Club Molareño/ Seven&Mila Phone + 34 933 688 376 (Seven&Mila) Website www.mxgpmadrid.com Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name TBA Phone +34 933 688 376 Email TBA

NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Real Federacion Española de Motociclismo Phone + 34 915 625 345 Website www.rfme.com Email [email protected] TOURIST BOARD Name Turismo Madrid Website www.turismomadrid.es AIRPORTS Name Aeropuerto Internacional Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Distance 33 km Website www.aeropuertomadrid-barajas.com ROAD DIRECTIONS From Madrid Airport: 33, 00 KM Motorway A-1, Exit 45 From Madrid City Center: 48, 00 KM Motorway A-1, Exit 45

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MONSTER ENERGY FIM MXoN FRANCE ERNÉE | 27 SEPTEMBER

RACE TRACK Name Circuit Raymond DEMY Full address 53500 Ernéee GPS coordinates +48° 18' 58.22" N 0°57' 15.77" W Phone +33 243 05 11 35 Website www.mxon2015.fr Email [email protected] ORGANIZER Name Moto Club Ernée – Président : Philippe LECOMTE Phone +33 243 05 87 10 / +33 607 32 93 85 Website www.mxon2015.fr Email [email protected] LOCAL PRESS OFFICER Full Name MEDIACROSS Phone +33 680 11 01 67 Email [email protected] NATIONAL FEDERATION Name Federation Française de Motocyclisme Phone +33 149 23 77 00 Website www.ffmoto.org Email [email protected]

TOURIST BOARD Name Comité Départemental du Tourisme de la Mayenne Website www.tourisme-mayenne.com AIRPORTS Name Aéroport Rennes-St Jacques Distance 80 km Website www.rennes.aeroport.fr Name Aéroport Nantes Atlantiques Distance 170 km Website www.nantes.aeroport.fr Name Aéroport de Paris Distance 300 km Website www.aeroportsdeparis.fr ROAD DIRECTIONS • Motorway A11 Paris – Le Mans and A81 Le Mans – Rennes – Exit: N°4, D 31 to Ernée • National road: RN 12 Paris – Ernée • Nearest town: FOUGERES at 20 km (West), LAVAL at 20 km (South), MAYENNE at 25 km (East).

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2015 MXGP, FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

2015 MONSTER ENERGY FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS

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HISTORY OF THE FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

HISTORY OF THE FIM MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP The history of Motocross begins in the early 20th century when the first events took place in Great Britain, specifically during the 1920s when the first competitions known as “scrambles” were held. Once the Second World War ended, the sport started to grow from a national to an international level with the very first team event known as Motocross des Nations, racing with 500cc machines and taking place in 1947 in the Netherlands. Although the Belgian rider Auguste Mingels was faster, the team classification prevailed and Great Britain claimed the first Trophy. From then on this special event was held regularly every year, and mostly dominated by the British team until the end of the 1960s. The Trophée des Nations, team event for 250cc machines, was added in 1961, and the Coupe des Nations (for teams with 125cc motorcycles) in 1981. In 1984, the rules were changed: the three classes would race together, each time entering three riders. Currently America is the most successful Nation in this event which they have won 20 times.

countryman Stefan Everts, the man who will break all the records 30 years later.

Back in the 50s, on the individual level, Motocross started to grow fast, with many events held in various countries. This led the FIM to introduce the first European Championship in 1952. That maiden series was open to 500cc motorcycles and the first winner was Belgian Victor Leloup onboard an FN machine. He was followed by August Mingels in ‘53 and ‘54, before British riders John Draper and Leslie Archer took over. But another country was also reaching the top in Motocross – individual and team – in those days, beside Great Britain and Belgium, that country was Sweden.

In 1973 another class, the 125cc, had its dedicated European Championship, which was won for two consecutive years by Belgian André Malherbe on a Zundapp. In 1975 it became a World Championship and Gaston Rahier won the Title straight away onboard a Suzuki, the first manufacturer to ever claim a Title in all three classes.

1957-1972 From European to World Championship. Joel Robert (250cc) and Roger De Coster (500cc) make their name. After five years of European Championship, Motocross took an important step forward with the series being promoted to the World Championship status in 1957 – winner was Swedish Bill Nilsson onboard an AJS machine. Still in 1957 the first European Cup for 250cc motorcycles was created to match the popularity of this upcoming discipline. This Cup would last only two years to be promoted to the European Championship status in 1959. Three years later in 1962, the 250cc class had its first World Championship with the eventual winner being legendary Husqvarna mounted Torsten Hallman from Sweden. The Swedish won the Title for two consecutive years until upcoming talent Joel Robert from Belgium steered his CZ to victory collecting the first of six titles - a record which would remain unbeaten until 2002. Robert would win another five 250cc World Titles from 1968 until 1972, the year of birth of his

As Japanese manufacturers entered the series in the late 60s, Joel Robert was the first World Championship winner onboard such a machine as he steered the Suzuki to victory in the 250cc class in 1970. One year later Suzuki would win another 250cc World Title with Robert but success came also in the 500cc class. Now a myth in the sport, in 1971 Roger De Coster and Suzuki won their first 500cc Championship which was also the first of five World Titles for De Coster – all in the 500cc class.

1973-1990 The arrival of the 125cc World Championship. Eric Geboers and Jean Michel Bayle great ambassadors of Motocross.

Malherbe would exploit his early 125cc experience to collect the 500cc World Title in 1980 and 1981 as Belgium was shaping up like the most talented country for Motocross. In 1975 another Belgian, Harry Everts, took his first 250cc World Title. He will win another three Championships in his career before retiring and raising his child Stefan. In 1982 another star entered the World Motocross Championship with Eric Geboers winning the 125cc Championship after Everts had dominated it for three consecutive years – before Everts, Japanese Akira Watanabe took the 125cc crown in 1978. Geboers would storm through the field to remarkably win all three World Titles 125cc, 250cc and 500cc granting him the nickname of Mr. 875, the sum of 125, 250 and 500. Basically Eric Geboers was the first man to ever win one World Title in each category. Georges Jobe and Dave Thorpe would also write their names in the record books of the World Champions in these years, while exceptional young guns would come up to establish the base of the next decades of World Motocross. French Jean Michel Bayle and Italian Alex Puzar won their first titles in 1988 and in 1990 respectively. As Puzar went on for more success in the series, Bayle first moved to Supercross, then to Road Racing collecting strong results and becoming a legend for his incredible talent in motorsports.

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1991-2000 New generation four stroke machines enter and win World Titles. Stefan Everts begins his winning streak. This decade of World Motocross started with the Title of Stefan Everts, currently the most successful Motocross rider ever with 10 World Titles and 101 GP wins to his credit. Onboard a Suzuki, Everts – son of Harry Everts - became World Champion in the 125cc class in 1991 to be succeeded by Greg Albertijn in 1992 as the latter became the first South African to collect a World Title in Motocross. Albertijn would win other two World Titles in the 250cc class as the 125cc class saw Italian Alessio “Chicco” Chiodi win the Championship for three consecutive years from 1997 until 1999. Sebastien Tortelli, another of Everts’ main rivals throughout his career together with Albertijn, also passed by the 125cc World Championship, which he won in 1996, before winning in 250cc in 1998. French countryman Frederic Bolley succeeded to Tortelli in 1999 and 2000 winning two consecutive 250cc Titles. With new generation four stroke machines becoming popular in the GP campaign in 1999 came the first World Title. Yamaha mounted Andrea Bartolini was the first rider to win a Championship with such a machine beating Joel Smets, the 500cc Title winner in the previous two years and also in 2000.

2001-2006 Youthstream celebrates Stefan Everts and the new generation during the years of records. Women and Veterans racing dedicated series. The last years have seen Motocross develop very quickly courtesy of the professional work of new promoter Youthstream headed by President Giuseppe Luongo, a man who had been involved in Motocross since 1983. Youthstream took the World Motocross Championships and the Motocross of Nations to the next level as the series increased the visits overseas and benefitted from a strong TV and media coverage. Nowadays the riders involved in the Championships come from more than 30 different nations, the races are watched onsite by more than half a million spectators, as the number of TV viewers overtakes one billion. In 2004 the classes were renamed. The 125cc was called MX2 and is now hosting mainly 250cc four stroke bikes. The 250cc class was renamed MX1 hosting 450cc four stroke machines as the former 500cc class became an open class, the MX3. The professional set up was matched by excellent racing and new talents going through the ranks such as Steve Ramon, Ben Townley, Antonio “Tony” Cairoli, Tyla Rattray, Tommy Searle just to name a few. Though this decade will be remembered for the breakthrough of Stefan Everts. The Belgian went on to take his 10th World Title and his 101st GP victory

in 2006, his last year of professional racing before retiring and becoming Team Manager for the factory KTM Motocross Team. Everts set the records, which are now the ultimate challenge of the whole younger generations of professional Motocross racers.

2007-2015 The youngsters leave their mark on the FIM Motocross World Championship. Philippaerts, Cairoli, Desalle, Musquin, Roczen, Herlings and many more set the Championship on fire. These years the young guns of the FIM Motocross World Championship have established their authority on the series. Ramon succeeded to Everts in the MX1 series in 2007 after the season’s dominator Coppins was taken out by a shoulder injury. Italian Cairoli took back the MX2 Title, as 2006 World Champion Pourcel was unable to defend the crown due to an up and down season which ended in a severe back injury. After two years of team management, Stefan Everts celebrated the first World Title with Tyla Rattray winning the MX2 World Championship in 2008. That was also the year David Philippaerts won his maiden World Title in the MX1 despite it being only his second year in contention. Year by year the level and speed that Grand Prix riders ride at progresses and now the most skilled ones are aiming to beat the older generations’ records. In 2010 Cairoli decided to ride the revolutionary KTM 350cc on which the Italian claimed his fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth World Titles in six consecutive years. The Italian is breaking all the records, and continues to do so as he has won seventy-two Grand Prix’s and sits second on the list of most Grand Prix wins, twenty nine behind ‘The King’ Stefan Everts. In the MX2, young German talent Ken Roczen joined KTM and obtained his maiden World Title in 2011 in front of his home crowd in Gaildorf, Germany. The talented German also wrote his name in the motocross history of his country before moving to the USA to live his American dream. With Roczen gone, 2012 and 13 have been dominated by Dutch phenomenon Jeffrey Herlings. At the ripe age of eighteen, Herlings has already added two FIM MX2 World Titles to his list of career achievements, which he obtained with two near perfect seasons. 2014 saw Herlings line-up for his third consecutive MX2 World Title with his main goal being to win every Grand Prix. In 2014 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli continued to chip away at Stefan Everts ten FIM Motocross World Championship titles taking title number eight in Trindade, Brazil. Jeremy Van Horebeek also stamped his name on the championship as the most consistent rider in the MXGP class banking eleven consecutive podium finishes. After missing the podium at round 13 in Finland, the Belgian bounced back at round 14 in the Czech Republic to take home his first ever MXGP class win. The twenty-four year old finished the season as the vice MXGP world champion.

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While the racing in 2014 was amazing, all attention has already turned to 2015 with the championship expected to blow all other seasons out of the water. In 2015 MXGP’s talent pool is deeper than ever especially with the arrival of American legend, multi-time AMA supercross and motocross champion, Ryan Villopoto. Villopoto is the first American with a résumé as rich as his to make the transition from the AMA series’ to the FIM Motocross World Championship. 2014 produced the best season of MX2 racing the championship is yet to witness, starting with young French star Dylan Ferrandis’ win of one race at round one in Qatar. The on-watchers were shocked, to say the least, that the usual dominating force Jeffrey Herlings appeared weaker than he had over the previous two seasons. The Dutch sensation Herlings then went on to admit he was recovering from a leg injury. After not getting off to the greatest of starts, which allowed the likes of Arnaud Tonus to claim his first ever MX2 round win and Glenn Coldenhoff to take his first ever race win, things went from bad to worst for the two-time FIM MX2 World Champ Herlings when he broke his femur racing for charity right on the heels of wrapping up his third consecutive FIM MX2 World Championship. With Herlings out MX2

became 100% unpredictable, each race was intense from start to finish and each first time win for riders such as Jordi Tixier, Romain Febvre, Max Anstie and Tim Gajser was hard fought and earned. In a heroic effort to clinch the title despite suffering from an unhealed broken femur, Herlings who had won twelve of the thirteen Grand Prix he contested was forced to settle for second with only four valuable points separating himself and his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing teammate Jordi Tixier. Tixier on the other hand used his ‘never give up’ attitude to silence his critics, bounce back from a dip and win his first ever FIM Motocross World Championship in impressive style. Adding to the immense excitement of MXGP 2015, MX2 will also be very interesting. Tixier will be rocking the number 1 plate while the mystery will be how well Herlings recovers from his injury riddled season in 2014. There will also be an array of other young guns to keep an eye on such as the 2014 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations champion Dylan Ferrandis and rising stars Tim Gajser, Valentin Guillod and Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s latest prodigy Pauls Jonass.

MOTOCROSS FACTS AND FIGURES-FROM THE ORIGINS OF THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP UP TO NOW • 56 years since the first World Championship • 155 World Titles claimed • 1789 Grand Prix’s raced • 71 World Champions • 227 GP winners • Maximum number of World Titles taken by one single rider: 10/Stefan Everts (BEL) in 2006 • Maximum number of GP’s taken by one single rider: 101/Stefan Everts (BEL) in 2006 • First manufacturer to take a World Title in each class (125/250/500): Suzuki in 1975 1975 Roger DE COSTER (BEL) 500cc World Champion 1975 Gaston RAHIER (BEL) 125cc World Champion 1973 Roger DE COSTER (BEL) 500cc World Champion 1972 Roger DE COSTER (BEL) 500cc World Champion 1972 Joel ROBERT (BEL) 250cc World Champion 1971 Roger DE COSTER (BEL) 500cc World Champion 1971 Joel ROBERT (BEL) 250cc World Champion 1970 Joel ROBERT (BEL) 250cc World Champion

• First rider to take a World Title in each class (125/250/500): Eric Geboers (BEL) in 1988 1990 500cc World Champion Honda 1988 500cc World Champion Honda 1987 250cc World Champion Honda 1983 125cc World Champion Suzuki 1982 125cc World Champion Suzuki • First 500cc World Champion: Bill Nilsson (SWE) in 1957 on AJS • First 250cc World Champion: Torsten Hallman (SWE) in 1962 on Husqvarna • First 125cc World Champion: Gaston Rahier (BEL) in 1975 on Suzuki • First Women’s World Champion: Livia Lancelot (FRA) in 2008 on Kawasaki • Youngest GP winner ever: Ken Roczen – won the 2009 German MX2 GP in Teutschenthal at the age of 15 years and 53 days • Youngest Red Plate Holder ever: Ken Roczen at the Grand Prix of the Netherlands in Valkenswaard in 2010 at the age of 15 years and 361 days

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FIM MXGP/MX2 REGULATIONS SHORT VERSION OF THE 2014 FIM MXGP/MX2 MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP REGULATIONS GENERAL • Acceptance of entries: 30 riders for MXGP, 40 riders for MX2 • MXGP: Minimum age of riders: 16 years • MX2: Minimum age of riders: 15 years; maximum age: 23 years • The maximum age limit of 23 years for riders in the MX2 class is not applicable to women riders • Riders must have an FIM World Championship licence • Riders apparel: riders must wear helmets, eye protection, protective clothing • Any outside assistance on the course to a rider is forbidden unless it is provided by a marshal in the interests of safety. However, marshals are not allowed to hold a rider’s motorcycle or to help a rider re-start his motorcycle • Motorcycles and classes: MXGP: 2-stroke engines + 175cc up to 250cc and 4-stroke engines + 290ccup to 450cc MX2: 2-stroke engines + 100cc up to 125cc and 4-stroke engines + 175cc up to 250cc

• Officials at an FIM World Championship: Event Management, Race Direction, FIM Stewards Panel • Riders can use 2 motorcycles during the weekend which have been controlled at technical verification. The final choice of the motorcycle to be used in a race must be made 10 minutes before the start • Sound control by 2mMax sound test: · The maximum limit of the sound level pre-race technical verifications at full rpm is fixed at: For all engine types: 114 dB/A (112 + 2 for measurement precision – measured with a Type 1 or Type 2 sound meter) · The maximum limit of the sound level post-race technical verifications at full rpm is fixed at: For all engine types: 115 dB/A (112 + 2 for measurement precision + 1 for degradation accepted during the race – measured with a Type 1 or Type 2 sound meter)

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MXoN HISTORY

MONSTER ENERGY FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS 68 YEARS OF HISTORY FIRST YEARS: DOMINANCE OF THE BRITISH TEAM Motocross, known as “scramble” when it was “invented” in the 20s, developed quickly in the 30s. After the war, the FIM elevated this sport at international level by giving birth to the Motocross des Nations (official title in French, run with 500cc motorcycles), a classic event which has been run annually ever since. The inaugural event was held near The Hague, in the Netherlands, on 20 July 1947. Three nations were invited – the Netherlands, Belgium and Great Britain. The Belgian rider Auguste Mingels was the fastest, but the A team of Great Britain with Bill Nicholson (BSA), Fred Rist (BSA) and Bob Ray (Ariel) won the first team title, ahead of the Belgian “B” squad. The second “Nations” contest took place in August 1948 in La Fraineuse, close to the Belgian city of Spa. National federations of France, Sweden and Luxembourg were also invited for an event dominated by the local team. Nic Jansen, Marcel Cox and Andre Milhoux took first, second and fifth places, clinching the first Trophy for Belgium. At the end of August 1949 it was the turn of Great Britain to host the final competition of the decade at Brands Hatch. Great Britain won the competition for the second time, thus keeping the Cup indefinitely. The ACU then donated another Cup for the competition’s winning team. The Vice-President of the FIM International Sporting Commission Peter Chamberlain had always been a strong supporter of Motocross, and worked a great deal on behalf of the national teams’ competition. After he passed away in 1954, the cup was officially named after him. In the 50s, the British dominance was quite strong: seven victories out of 10 in the Motocross des Nations before 1960. The only exceptions were the victories of Belgium in 1951 and Sweden in 1955 and 1958. A competition for 250cc machines, named the Trophée des Nations, was created by the FIM as from the 1961 season. Victories in the first years were clinched by the Swedes after two initial successes for Great Britain. In the 500cc team event Great Britain lost against Sweden in 1961/62, but then won five years in a row, reaching the number of 14 victories in 20 years, however their last win was in 1967 and it would take 27 years before they won again.

HARD FIGHTS In Kishinev – then in the Soviet Union – the Russian team took the Chamberlain Trophy for the first time. Then Belgium finally won again the Trophy in Farleigh Castle (1969) after chasing after it for 18 years, with legendary names such as Roger de Coster, Joel Robert and Sylvain Geboers. The 70s saw a big change at the mechanical level, with the massive arrival of Japanese manufacturers. Suzuki started first, quickly followed by Yamaha, Honda and Kawasaki. The first years of the decade were shared between Sweden and Belgium. In Sweden 1974, behind the local team, a US team appeared for the first time on the rostrum, in the second place, composed of Jim Pomeroy (Bultaco), Brad Lackey (Husqvarna), Marty Tripes (Husqvarna) and Jimmy Weinert (Kawasaki), just ahead of the Russian squad including 250cc World Champion Guennady Moisseev. In 1975 in Czechoslovakia, the local team finished ahead of Belgium – despite the presence of three World Champions, Roger de Coster, Harry Everts and Gaston Rahier - and Great Britain. Two wins of the Belgian team preceded the second victory of a Russian team, still with Guennady Moisseev. In the Trophée des Nations contest, Belgium conquered all titles except one (Russia in 1979) as of 1969 until 1980. In the Motocross des Nations Belgium again won two titles (79, 80) before the American domination became effective. Having missed both events in the two previous years, the American team arrived at Lommel in Belgium in September 1981 for the Trophée des Nations with four Honda riders managed by former World Champion Roger de Coster. Danny Laporte, Chuck Sun, Johnny O’Mara and Donnie Hansen destroyed the opposition, and one week later won again in the Motocross des Nations in Bielstein, Germany. Changes were made in the team from one year to the next, but it did not change anything. The American field was full of top riders during the 80s, and De Coster’s team got eight victories (four in each team competition) in four years. In 1980 the FIM decided to introduce a third Motocross team contest with 125cc motorcycles: the Coupe des Nations. The Italian team led by Michele Rinaldi won the first two titles, followed by Belgium (with Eric Geboers) and the Netherlands (with Kees Van der Ven and John Van de Berk).

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NEW FORMAT In 1985 a new format combining all three classes in a single Motocross des Nations was introduced by the FIM, gathering all three classes (125cc, 250cc and 500cc) with one rider in each class and three races per event: 125/500, 125/250, 250/500. Nothing could stop the Americans though - this would only happen in 1994, after 17 consecutive victories (13 in the Motocross des Nations, and the last four of the Trophée des Nations), against…Great Britain, in Roggenburg, Switzerland. Their teams always integrated world-recognized top riders. Danny “Magoo” Chandler won all four heats in the team contests in 1982, but perhaps the greatest win of all came at Maggiora in 1986 when America’s trio of David Bailey, Ricky Johnson and Johnny O’Mara went through all three heats unbeaten by the rest of the world. After Great Britain’s win in 1994, it was the turn of Belgium to be back at the top of the competition in 1995 with Stefan Everts, Joel Smets and Marnicq Bervoets. But the Americans were still there. In ‘96 in Jerez, the team driven by multi-champion Jeremy McGrath beat the French and Belgian teams. Then, the US team would be off the rostrum for three consecutive years, which saw two Belgian wins and the first crown for Italy (with World Champions Andrea Bartolini and Alessio Chiodi, and also Claudio Federici), in 1999 in Brazil, ahead of France and Belgium. Once again the Americans were back in 2000 in St Jean d’Angély, led by their new top rider Ricky Carmichael. In Namur 2001, it was finally the turn of the French team to clinch their first victory (with David Vuillemin, Yves Demaria and Luigi Séguy), beating the Belgians on their home track. Italy won a perturbed 2002 edition, and Belgium - still with the record holder in individual World titles Stefan Everts - won the 2003 and 2004 contest, before the US comeback in the last five editions, James Stewart having replaced Carmichael as the team’s top rider in 2006. Carmichael was back in 2007, celebrating his last Motocross appearance in Budds Creek while Stewart was part of the 2008 winning team. In 2009 the event came back to Italy after an absence of 23 years, this time in Franciacorta. The American Team got the Trophy again but failed in repeating their countrymen’s performance in 1986 at Maggiora. The trio made of Ryan Dungey, Jake Weimer and Ivan Tedesco struggled against nations such as France, Belgium and Italy. Eventually USA won from France and Belgium while a crash of Italy’s top rider and multi-time World Champion Antonio Cairoli in heat three ended the team’s hopes of victory. In 2010 the FIM Motocross of Nations was back in the USA where the home riders (Team USA) obtained their 21st Chamberlain Trophy in Lakewood, Denver, thanks to the performance of Ryan Dungey, Trey Canard and Andrew Short. The German team, who was leading the standings after race two thanks to the superb racing of youngster Ken Roczen and Max Nagl, were finally second followed by the Belgian team in third.

The following year it was a turning point for the event, as Monster Energy played an important role and became the title sponsor of the 2011 FIM Motocross of Nations. Saint Jean d’Angely in France was the chosen scenario for the 65th edition of the MXoN and the French fans witnessed a dramatic ending. The French team got into the final heat leading the classification with nine points advantage over team USA, but in the decisive heat Pourcel ended up with an unfortunate DNF allowing the Americans to obtain their 22nd victory ahead of France and Australia, who were very consistent throughout the whole event. In 2012, the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations went back to Lommel, the same circuit where Team USA started to dominate the event beating the Belgians on home soil in 1981. During the 2012 edition Team USA struggled a lot in the deep sand of Lommel and they could only finish on the third step of the podium, breaking their impressive seventh winning streak. The German team was the most consistent and obtained their maiden Chamberlain Trophy, while the home team finished with a well-deserved second position. 2013’s Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations in Teutschenthal, Germany, was probably one of the most anticipated events ever in the history of motocross. Heading into the event Team Germany would be defending the crown on their home turf while Team Belgium and USA would be lining up with hopes of redeeming themselves after a bitter defeat the previous year in Lommel, Belgium. While the pressure was laid heavily upon the local boys Team Germany’s Max Nagl, Ken Roczen and Dennis Ullrich, a crash which resulted in injury for Dennis Ullrich soon blew the teams hopes of a podium finish leaving the race to be duked out by Team Belgium and Team USA. With the final waving of the chequered flag it was surprisingly Team Belgium who narrowly took the victory ahead of Team USA. While the biggest surprise was Italy’s third place finish after their captain, seven-time FIM Motocross World Champion, Antonio Cairoli dominated both his races for the second year in a row. Onto 2014, the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations tackled the loamy circuit of Kegums, Latvia for the first time in history. With the base of the circuit being classed as a sandy, yet nothing like Lommel, the defending champions Team Belgium were the favourites. Of course Team USA had their devoted fans backing them too while the eventual winners Team France were the most criticised team going in with all three riders, Gautier Paulin, Steven Frossard and Dylan Ferrandis being Kawasaki riders and KTM’s FIM MX2 World Champion Jordi Tixier being excluded. Despite the harsh criticism, Team France couldn’t be flawed on the weekend as Paulin rode amazing to dominate every race, which was earnestly backed up by the outstanding performances of teammates Frossard and Ferrandis. With Team France being victorious, Team Belgium also rode solid with their team of Jeremy Van Horebeek, Kevin Strijbos and Julien Lieber for second while Team USA made up of Ryan Dungey, Eli Tomac and Jeremy Martin were dropped back to the third step of the podium.

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Throughout the years this event, whose English name - Motocross of Nations – was officially adopted in 2003, has become the peak of not only the FIM Motocross World Championship season but motocross seasons across the globe. Looking to 2015, double the anticipation of 2013 when the German’s were defending the crown on their home territory in Teutschenthal, and you will

have something close to the level of excitement heading into Ernee, France this year where the 69th edition of this extraordinary event will take place. As well as Team France being the defending champions, Ernee will celebrate a decade since their ground-breaking edition of the FIM Motocross of Nations back in 2005, the event that is known as ‘the turning point’ of MXoN. Brace yourself, MXoN 2015 is guaranteed to be epic!

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REGULATIONS

MXoN REGULATIONS

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2015 FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS REGULATIONS PROGRAMME FOR THE 2015 FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS

DURATION PER SESSION

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS

DAY 1 1 X Free Practice MXGP 1 X Free Practice MX2 1 X Free Practice "Open" 1 X Qualifying Race MXGP 1 X Qualifying Race MX2 1 X Qualifying Race "Open" 1 X C-Final (*)

40 minutes 40 minutes 40 minutes 20 minutes + 2 laps 20 minutes + 2 laps 20 minutes + 2 laps 20 minutes + 2 laps

40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 39 riders

DAY 2 1 X Warm-Up B-Final 1 X Warm-Up MXN Group 1 1 X Warm-Up MXN Group 2 1 X B-Final 1 X Race, MXN (MXGP + MX2) 1 X Race, MXN (MX2 + "Open") 1 X Race, MXN (MXGP + "Open")

15 minutes 15 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes + 2 laps 30 minutes + 2 laps 30 minutes + 2 laps 30 minutes + 2 laps

39 riders 40 riders 40 riders 39 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders (*) Will be run only when 37 or more teams are present

• Each team consists of 3 riders: • One rider on a MXGP class motorcycle, • One rider on a MX2 class motorcyclemotorcycle (the maximum age limit of 23 years in the MX2 class does not apply in the FIM Motocross of Nations), • One rider on an “Open” class motorcycle, which meets the requirements of the MXGP or the MX2 class, at the option of the team. • Results / Qualifying / B-Final / C-Final: • The two best results of each team will be taken into consideration • In case of a tie, the best result of the third rider will be taken into consideration • First place = 1 point, second place = 2 points, third place and so on • T he best 19 Teams in the Qualifying Races qualify the FIM Motocross of Nations • T he winner of the B-Final qualifies for the FIM Motocross of Nations

• Results/ Races: • The five best results of each team will be taken into consideration • The team winning the FIM Motocross of Nations is the one which has gained the smallest total number of points after having added the five best results of its riders irrespective of class • In case of a tie, the results will be established as follows: a The team whose riders have obtained the highest number of first places, second places, etc. amongst the five best results b The team whose riders have obtained the highest number of first places, second places, etc. in the last Race (FIM MXGP + “Open”) c The team whose riders have obtained the highest number of first places, second places, etc. in the second Race (FIM MX2 + “Open”) d The team whose riders have obtained the highest number of first places, second places, etc. in the first Race (FIM MXGP + FIM MX2) e If a tie still exists, the teams in question will be placed equal

• T he winner of the C-Final qualifies for the the B-Final

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STATISTICS

MXON STATISTICS

FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS STATISTICS YEAR LOCATION

1ST

2ND

3RD

2014

FRANCE

BELGIUM

USA

Paulin

Van Horebeek

Dungey

Ferrandis

Lieber

Martin

Frossard

Strijbos

Tomac

BELGIUM

USA

ITALY

Ken De Dycker

Ryan Dungey

Antonio Cairoli

Jeremy Van Horebeek

Eli Tomac

Alessandro Lupino

Clement Desalle

Justin Barcia

David Philippaerts

GERMANY

BELGIUM

USA

Max Nagl

Clement Desalle

Ryan Dungey

Ken Roczen

Jeremy Van Horebeek

Blake Baggett

Marcus Schiffer

Ken Dycker

Justin Barcia

USA

FRANCE

AUSTRALIA

Dungey

Pourcel

Reed

Baggett

Musquin

Moss

Villopoto

Paulin

Metcalfe

USA

BELGIUM

GERMANY

Dungey

Ramon

Schiffer

Canard

Van Horebeek

Roczen

Short

Desalle

Nagl

USA

FRANCE

BELGIUM

Dungey

Forssard

Desalle

Weimer

Musquin

Roelants

Tedesco

Paulin

Ramon

USA

FRANCE

BELGIUM

James Stewart

Sébastien Pourcel,

Ken de Dycker,

Ryan Villopoto

Anthony Boissière

Jeremy van Horebeek

Tim Ferry

Nicolas Aubin

Steve Ramon

USA

FRANCE

BELGIUM

Ricky Carmichael

Sébastien Pourcel

Steve Ramon

Ryan Villopoto

Nicolas Aubin

Jeremy van Horebeek

Tim Ferry

Pierre Renet

Ken de Dycker

USA

BELGIUM

NEW ZEALAND

James Stewart

Stefan Everts

Ben Townley

Ryan Villopoto

Kevin Strijbos

Josh Coppins

Ivan Tedesco

Steve Ramon

Cody Cooper

USA

FRANCE

BELGIUM

Kevin Windham

Mickaël Pochon

Stefan Everts

Ricky Carmichel

David Vuillemin

Kevin Strijbos

Ivan Tedesco

Sébastien Tortelli

Steve Ramon

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

FRANCE

Stefan Everts

Marc de Reuver

Mickaël Pochon

Kevin Strijbos

Bas Verhoeven

Antoine Meo

Steve Ramon

Erik Eggens

Sébastien Pourcel

BELGIUM

USA

FINLAND

Steve Ramon

Ricky Carmichel

Jussi Vehviläinen

Joel Smets

Tim Ferry

Antti Pyrhönen

Stefan Everts

Ryan Hughes

Miska Aaltonen

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

KEGUMS (LAT)

TEUTSCHENTHAL (GER)

LOMMEL (BEL)

SAINT JEAN D'ANGELY

LAKEWOOD (USA)

FRANCIACORTA (ITA)

TOOMEBRIDGE (GBR)

BUDDS CREEK (USA)

WINCHESTER (GBR)

ERNÉE (FRA)

LIEROP (NET)

ZOLDER (BEL)

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2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

1994

1993

1992

1991

1990

1989

BELLPUIG (SPA)

NAMUR (BEL)

ST. JEAN D'ANGELY (FRA)

INDAIATUBA (BRA)

FOXHILL (GBR)

NISMES (BEL)

ITALY

BELGIUM

FINLAND

Andrea Bartolini

Danny Theybers

Jussi Vehviläinen

Alessio Chiodi

Peter Iven

Antti Pyrhönen

Alessandro Puzar

Manuel Priem

Marko Kovalainen

FRANCE

BELGIUM

NEW ZEALAND

Luigi Seguy

Steve Ramon

Daryl Hurley

David Vuillemin

Joel Smets

Josh Coppins

Yves Demaria

Stefan Everts

Shayne King

USA

ITALY

BELGIUM

Travis Pastrana

Thomas Traversini

Patrick Caps

Ricky Carmichel

Claudio Federici

Marnicq Bervoets

Ryan Hughes

Andrea Bartolini

Joel Smets

ITALY

FRANCE

BELGIUM

Alessio Chiodi

David Vuillemin

Patrick Caps

Claudio Federici

Sébastien Tortelli

Stefan Everts

Andrea Bartolini

Frédéric Bolley

Joel Smets

BELGIUM

FINLAND

NEW ZEALAND

Patrick Caps

Petteri Gustafsson

Josh Coppins

Stefan Everts

Marko Kovalainen

Shayne King

Marnicq Bervoets

Miska Aaltonen

Darryl King

BELGIUM

ITALY

GREAT BRITAIN

Marnicq Bervoets

Claudio Federici

James Dobb

Stefan Everts

Alessio Chiodi

Mark Eastwood

Joel Smets

Andrea Bartolini

Kurt Nicoll

JÉREZ DE LA FRONTERA (SPA) USA

SVEREPEC (SVK)

ROGGENBURG (SWI)

SCHWANENSTADT (AUT)

MANJIMUP (AUS)

VALKENSWAARD (NET)

VIMMERSBY (SWE)

GAILDORF (WGE)

FRANCE

BELGIUM

Jeff Emig

–

–

Jeremy McGrath

–

–

Steve Lamson

–

–

BELGIUM

USA

FRANCE

Joel Smets

–

–

Marnicq Bervoets

–

–

Stefan Everts

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

USA

FRANCE

Kurt Nicoll

–

–

Rob Herring

–

–

Paul Malin

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Mike Kiedrowski

–

–

Jeremy McGrath

–

–

Jeff Emig

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

Billy Liles

–

–

Mike LaRocco

–

–

Jeff Emig

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

Mike Kiedrowski

–

–

Jeff Stanton

–

–

Damon Bradshaw

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Jeff Ward

–

–

Jeff Stanton

–

–

Damon Bradshaw

–

–

USA

ITALY

GREAT BRITAIN

Jeff Ward

–

–

Jeff Stanton

–

–

Mike Kiedrowski

–

–

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THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS

1988

1987

1986

1985

1984

1983

1982

1981

1980

1979

1978

1977

VILLARS-SOUS-ÉCOT (FRA)

UNADILLA VALLEY (USA)

MAGGIORA (ITA)

GAILDORF (WGE)

USA

FRANCE

FINLAND

Ron Lechien

–

–

Rick Johnsson

–

–

Jeff Ward

–

–

USA

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

Hannah

–

–

Rick Johnsson

–

–

Jeff Ward

–

–

USA

GREAT BRITAIN

ITALY

David Bailey

–

–

Rick Johnsson

–

–

Johnny O'Mara

–

–

USA

NETHERLANDS

WEST GERMANY

David Bailey

–

–

Jeff Ward

–

–

Ron Lechien

–

–

VANTAA RUSKEASANTA (FIN) USA

ANGREAU (BEL)

WOHLEN (SWI)

BIELSTEIN (WGE)

FARLEIGH (GBR)

VANTAA (FIN)

GAILDORF (WGE)

COGNAC (FRA)

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

David Bailey

–

–

Johnny O'Mara

–

–

Rick Johnsson

–

–

Jeff Ward

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

David Bailey

–

–

Jeff Ward

–

–

Rock Glover

–

–

Mark Barnett

–

–

USA

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

David Bailey

–

–

Johnny O'Mara

–

–

Danny Chandler

–

–

Jim Gibson

–

–

USA

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

Chuck Sun

–

–

Johnny O'Mara

–

–

Danny Laporte

–

–

Donny Hansen

–

–

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

WEST GERMANY

André Malherbe

–

–

Georges Jobe

–

–

André Vroomans

–

–

Ivan van den Broeck

–

–

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

WEST GERMANY

Harry Everts

–

–

André Malherbe

–

–

Roger de Coster

–

–

Ivan van den Broeck

–

–

SOVIET UNION

WEST GERMANY

BELGIUM

Gennadiy Moisseyev

–

–

Anatoliy Kavinov

–

–

Yuriy Khudiyakov

–

–

Valeriy Kornyev

–

–

BELGIUM

USA

GREAT BRITAIN

André Malherbe

–

–

Georges Jobe

–

–

Roger de Coster

–

–

Jean-Paul Mingels

–

–

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1976

1975

1974

1973

1972

1971

1970

1969

1968

1967

ST. ANTONIS (NET)

SEDLCANY (CZS)

HUSQVARNA (SWE)

WOHLEN (SWI)

NORG (NET)

VANNES (FRA)

MAGGIORA (ITA)

FARLEIGH (GBR)

CHISINAU (SOV)

MARKELO (NET)

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

WEST GERMANY

Roger de Coster

–

–

Harry Everts

–

–

Gaston Rahier

–

–

Jack van Velthoven

–

–

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

Antonin Baborovski

–

–

Jirí Churavý

–

–

Miroslav Novacek

–

–

Zdenek Velký

–

–

SWEDEN

USA

SOVIET UNION

Bengt Åberg

–

–

Arne Kring

–

–

Håkan Andersson

–

–

Åke Jonsson

–

–

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

SOVIET UNION

Roger de Coster

–

–

Jack van Velthoven

–

–

Sylvain Geboers

–

–

Heeren

–

–

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

NETHERLANDS

Roger de Coster

–

–

Jack van Velthoven

–

–

René van der Vorst

–

–

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Bengt Åberg

–

–

Åke Jonsson

–

–

Olle Pettersson

–

–

Christer Hammergrn

–

–

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Bengt Åberg

–

–

Jan Johansson

–

–

Åke Jonsson

–

–

Arne Kring

–

–

Christer Hammergrn

–

–

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

GREAT BRITAIN

Roger de Coster

–

–

Sylvain Geboers

–

–

Joel Robert

–

–

Teeuwissen

–

–

SOVIET UNION

EAST GERMANY

FRANCE

Shinkarenko

–

–

Petushikov

–

–

Pogrebniak

–

–

Angers

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

Vic Eastwood

–

–

Dave Bickers

–

–

Jeff Smith 1966

RÉMALARD (FRA)

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Dave Bickers

–

–

Vic Eastwood

–

–

Derek Rickman

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1965

NAMUR (BEL)

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWITZERLAND

Jeff Smith

–

–

Vic Eastwood

–

–

Arthur Lampkin 1964

1963

1962

1961

1960

HAWSTONE (GBR)

KNUTSTORP (SWE)

WOHLEN (SWI)

SCHIJNDEL (SWE)

CASSEL (FRA)

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

Derek Rickman

–

–

David Rickman

–

–

Jeff Smith

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

Derek Rickman

–

–

David Rickman

–

–

John Burton

–

–

SWEDEN

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

Rolf Tibblin

–

–

Jan Johansson

–

–

Ove Lundell

–

–

SWEDEN

GREAT BRITAIN

FRANCE

Rolf Tibblin

–

–

Bill Nilsson

–

–

Ove Lundell

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

–

–

Derek Rickman

–

–

Jeff Smith

–

–

Dave Curtis 1959

1958

1957

1956

1955

1954

1953

1952

NAMUR (BEL)

KNUTSTORP (SWE)

BRANDS HATCH (GBR)

NAMUR (BEL)

RANDERS (DEN)

NORG (NET)

SKILLINGARYD (SWE)

BRANDS HATCH (GBR)

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

Derek Rickman

–

–

Jeff Smith

–

–

John Draper

–

–

SWEDEN

GREAT BRITAIN

FRANCE

Bill Nilsson

–

–

Ove Lundell

–

–

Lasse Gustafsson

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Jeff Smith

–

–

Dave Curtis

–

–

Brian Martin

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

Jeff Smith

–

–

John Draper

–

–

Geoff Ward

–

–

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

Bill Nilsson

–

–

Sten Lundin

–

–

Lasse Gustafsson

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

Brian Stonebridge

–

–

Geoff Ward

–

–

John Curtis

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Leslie Archer

–

–

John Draper

–

–

Geoff Ward

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Brian Stonebridge

–

–

Geoff Ward

–

–

Nex

–

–

145

1951

1950

1949

1948

1947

NAMUR (BEL)

SKILLINGARYD (SWE)

BRANDS HATCH (GBR)

SPA (BEL)

WASSENAAR (NET)

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

FRANCE

Nic Janssen

–

–

Victor Leloup

–

–

Meunier

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

SWEDEN

BELGIUM

John Draper

–

–

Harold Lines

–

–

Hall

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

SWEDEN

Harold Lines

–

–

Bob Manns

–

–

Ian Soovell

–

–

BELGIUM

GREAT BRITAIN

NETHERLANDS

Nic Janssen

–

–

Cox

–

–

Milhoux

–

–

GREAT BRITAIN

BELGIUM

–

Bill Nicholson

–

–

Fred Rist

–

–

Bob Ray

–

–

146

RIDERS

WMX RIDERS

WMX ENTRY LIST NUMBER SURNAME

FIRST NAME

BIKE

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8

FONTANESI

Kiara

Yamaha

ITA

FMI

Yamaha MXFontaracing

9

GERMOND

Virginie

Suzuki

SUI

FMS

Team Dragon Moto

18

BROWN

Madison

Yamaha

AUS

MA

19

MILLER

Joanna

KTM

POL

PZM

30

HAMLET

Gabrielle

Suzuki

GBR

ACU

RB Racing Suzuki

44

KANE

Natalie

Honda

IRL

MCUI

MVR-D Honda

52

CHARROUX

Justine

Yamaha

FRA

FFM

66

RUTLEDGE

Meghan Kat

Kawasaki

AUS

MA

71

JACQUEMARD

Gloria

Kawasaki

FRA

FFM

85

VAN DE VEN

Nancy

Yamaha

NED

KNMV

86

MOORE

Jessica

KTM

AUS

MA

111

BORCHERS

Anne

Suzuki

GER

DMSB

114

LANCELOT

Livia

Kawasaki

FRA

FFM

116

NOCERA

Francesca

Suzuki

ITA

FMI

147

VALERIYA

Valeriya

KTM

BLR

BFMS

193

BRAAM

Kimberley

Kawasaki

NED

KNMV

274

VERSTAPPEN

Amandine

KTM

BEL

FMB

423

PAPENMEIER

Larissa

Suzuki

GER

DMSB

777

GURYEVA

Ekaterina

KTM

RUS

MFR

811

VAAGE

Genette

KTM

NOR

NMF

Belogorie Russia Racing

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KEEPING UP WITH KIARA

As one of the most recognized and successful riders in women’s motocross, Kiara Fontanesi is the target for all females who like to spend their weekends in the dirt. With a whopping three FIM women’s motocross world titles to her name, there is no slowing the determined Italian down. Born and bred in Parma, Italy, Kiara started riding at a very young age after watching her brother rip around on a mini-bike. One ride later and the little, then gymnast, was hooked and ready to race. At the age of fifteen, Kiara decided it was time to take on the world and she entered the 2009 FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship. While her success wasn’t immediate, a season of training and perseverance worked in her favor as she came out all guns blazing at the final round of the 2009 WMX championship in Lierop, The Netherlands, and won! The following year, in 2010, Kiara confirmed she was permanent force to be reckoned with as she pulled off a second over all at the season opener in Bulgaria and then chased that result up with a series of podium finishes and a couple of race wins finishing fourth in the overall championship standings. In 2011, Kiara started to master the movement in her right hand, which resulted in loads of laps led in the 2011 WMX World Championship. After a season of bar bashing and win-a-bout results, Kiara had to settle for second behind the five time FIM WMX champion Stephanie Laier.

2012 was like a coming of age for Kiara. After coming so close to the title in 2011, the eighteen year-old was on a mission to accomplish her long life dream of becoming world champion. Not only did she do just that, she completely creamed the field wrapping up the championship one round early in Matterley Basin, Great Britain. World domination had been achieved, but at nineteen years old one world title wasn’t enough and Kiara went on to claim her second consecutive WMX world title in similar style. After two years of dominance in women’s motocross, Kiara was finally challenged. Although the competition was very stiff in 2014, Kiara still managed to rise above and claimed her third FIM WMX title. This year Kiara is training towards her fourth FIM women’s motocross world title. She knows, as it was last year, the girls will be fast and it will be a challenge but the driven Italian has already said she is mentally ready and come Qatar, round one, she will be physically ready too.

KIARA FONTANESI – BIOGRAPHY Name Nationality Place of Birth Date of Birth

Kiara Fontanesi Italian Parma 3rd October 1994

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CHAMPIONSHIP

2014 2013 2013 2013 2012 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009 2008

FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship X Games Los Angeles Supercross Queel of Geneve FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship Women Italian Championship FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship Women Italian Championship FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship Women Italian Championship

RESULTS 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 4 1 9 1

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2014 CHAMPIONS

2014 EMX CHAMPIONS

STEVEN CLARKE EMX250 CHAMPION After seven rounds of bar to bar racing in what was one of the most intense EMX250 season’s ever, CNC Doors KTM’s Steven Clarke edged out HSF Logistic Motorsports Brian Bogers to be crowned 2014 European EMX250 champion. Hailing from Stourbridge, England, Steven Clarke, known to his friends and fans as Scuba Steve, is already somewhat of an international success story. Life as a pro motocross rider all started for the now twenty-four year-old after a trip to the USA at age eleven. It was then the tenacious youngster realized that this was the path he wanted to take and since hasn’t looked back. In his travels, Steve has seen success in the UK, Europe, America and Australia with one of his most successful moments being his first ever world title, which he claimed in Jinin, Czech Rebublic when he won the 2005 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship 85cc. A couple of years later, the talented young Brit started to spend a lot of time across the Atlantic in America where he would train and race as a top amateur. In 2007 and 2008 he tore up Loretta Lynns with three podium finishes in that time, a win in ‘07 and a second and a third in ‘08.

Looking to further himself as a rider, Steve jetted for Australia where he contested the Australian Supercross Championship in 2010 and 2012 managing to finish a respectable fourth in both years. Heading into 2013, at twenty-three years old, Scuba Steve decided to pursue his dreams of becoming a supercross rider and went back to the states to race the East Coast AMA Supercross Championship. While that was an experience and a life-long dream for the ambitious semi-pro, his career path made a different calling when he entered the 2013 European Championship EMX250 at the spectacular circuit of Matterley Basin, England as a wild card entry and ended up taking home second overall. After his impressive performance at Matterley the super talented Brit set his sights on the 2014 European Championship EMX250, which turned out to be a great decision. Admitting it wasn’t easy, but clearly enjoying the series Steve will be back in 2015, this time on a Husqvarna, where he will be aiming to defend his title.

STEVEN CLARKE – BIOGRAPHY Name Nationality Place of Birth Date of Birth

Steven Clarke British Stourbridge 7th July 1990

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BRIAN HSU EMX125 CHAMPION Rockstar Energy Suzuki Europe’s Brian Hsu is potentially the next big name to come out of Europe. The young German, who also comes from Taiwanese heritage, has been making waves in the premier amateur series, the European Championships, for years. At the tender age of sixteen years old, Hsu has three European Championships to his name. In 2010 he won the EMX65 title, in 2011 he won the EMX85 and in 2014 he added the EMX125 title to his already spectacular résumé. Along with the remarkable number of European Championships, the talented youngster has also claimed two FIM Junior Motocross World Championship titles. In 2012 Hsu was crowned the FIM Junior Motocross 85cc World Champion and then in 2014 he put a perfect end to a brilliant season

with his dominance at the FIM Junior Motocross World Championship which saw him blitz the best 125cc riders in the world for his second world title. On the heels of his stellar season in 2014, Hsu was awarded MXGP’s Jan de Groot award, which is an award that recognizes the rider said to be the world’s most promising young talent and has been won by some of the worlds newest legends such as Ken Roczen, Jeffrey Herlings and Tommy Searle to name a few. This year a bigger test looms for Hsu as he makes the leap to the European Championship EMX250, a step that could sculpt him into a serious FIM MX2 World Championship class threat.

BRIAN HSU – BIOGRAPHY Name Nationality Place of Birth Date of Birth

Brian Hsu German Freiburg 29th April 1998

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ALBIE WILKIE EMX150 CHAMPION The Honda supported European Championship EMX150 class is a one of a kind class where the winner of the championship is given a sponsored ride for the following year on one of Honda’s hottest EMX250 / MX2 teams. In 2014 the winner was a young Brit by the name of Albie Wilkie, who won the title by a narrow two points over Finland’s Jere Haavisto. Wilkie, who started riding at the tender age of six-years-old, won three of the five European EMX150 rounds and was

only once off the podium. At only fourteen years old, Wilkie will be living the dream this year thanks to his 2014 European Championship EMX150 title, which has landed him with a ride on J-Tech Racing where he will be competing in the premier European Championship EMX250 class.

ALBIE WILKIE – BIOGRAPHY Name Nationality Place of Birth Date of Birth

Albie Wilkie British Greenwich 15th April 2000

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SAMUELE BERNARDINI EMX300 CHAMPION Samuele Bernardini is a name that popped up a few years back when he won the most races in the 2011 European Championship EMX125 series, yet lost the championship lead after a crash at the 2011 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship saw him break his wrist and forced him out of the final two EMX125 rounds. After devastatingly losing a title which was likely to be his, Bernardini went off the radar for a couple of years before returning to the European Championship in 2014 faster than ever. This time round, the energetic Italian from Catalena, Italy was racing the all-new EMX300 class on board a lethal TM Racing Team sponsored TM300. Leaving no doubt in anyone’s mind, the nineteenyear-old was hauling all season long and more or less dominated the EMX300 championship with a

whopping ten race wins from a possible fourteen. With such an impressive year, in which he was crowned the first ever European Championship EMX300 champion, Bernardini was noticed by TM’s factory MX2 team and has been given an opportunity to compete in the premier series in 2015, the FIM MX2 World Championship. Having Bernardini, a deserving European Champion, make the transition from the European Championship to the FIM Motocross World Championship is a pleasure to see and just goes to show how important the European Championship series is in any aspiring motocross riders career.

SAMUELE BERNARDINI – BIOGRAPHY Name Nationality Place of Birth Date of Birth

Samuele Bernardini Italian Arezzo 2nd August 1995

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STATISTICS

EMX STATISTICS

2015 MOTOCROSS WINS STATS EMX125 WINNERS RIDER

NATIONALITY

Gajser, Tim Jonass, Pauls Brian HSU Davy Pootjes Bernardini, Samuele Zecchina, Simone Graulus, Damon Furlotti, Simone Dercourt, Nicolas Van Der Vlist, Frederik Östlund, Alvin

SLO LAT GER NED ITA ITA BEL ITA FRA NED SWE

2011

2012

1

6

2013

2014

6 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

TOTAL

TOTAL 7 6 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 28

LAST UPDATE: 3rd August 2014 - Lommel, Belgium

EMX250 WINNERS RIDER

NATIONALITY

Pocock, Mel Guillod, Valentin Ferrandis, Dylan Borgers, Brian Seewer, Jeremy Bastemeijer, Donny Desprey, Maxime Febvre, Romain Rätsep, Priit Van Wezel, Michael Zaragoza, Jorge Van doninck, Brent Jaulin, Sullivan Olsen, Thomas Kjer Kras, Mike

GBR SUI FRA NED SUI NED FRA FRA EST NED ESP BEL FRA DEN NED

2011

2012

2013

2014

6 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

TOTAL

TOTAL 6 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 28


EMX300 WINNERS RIDER

NATIONALITY

Bernardini, Samuele Gregory Lewis

IT GBR

TOTAL

2014 6 1

TOTAL 6 1 7


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HONDA EMX150 WINNERS RIDER

NATIONALITY

Albie Wilkie Haavisto, Jere

UK FIN

TOTAL

2014 3 2

TOTAL 3 2 5


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REGULATIONS

EMX REGULATIONS

EMX REGULATIONS SHORT VERSION OF THE 2014 FIM-EUROPE EMX65/EMX85/EMX125/EMX250/ EMX300/EMX150 MOTOCROSS EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP REGULATIONS GENERAL • Individual Motocross European Championships for riders and manufacturers

• Riders apparel: riders must wear helmets, eye protection, protective clothing

• Officials at European Championship events when combined with MXGP/MX2: Event Management, Race Direction, FIM Stewards Panel

• Any outside assistance on the course to a rider is forbidden unless it is provided by a marshal in the interests of safety. However, marshals are not allowed to hold a rider’s motorcycle or to help a rider re-start his motorcycle

• Officials at events when not combined with MXGP/MX2: International Jury • All riders must have a FIM EUROPE Annual or One-Event licence. FIM licenses cannot be accepted

• Riders in EMX65, EMX85, EMX150 and in the Women’s Motocross of European Nations may use starting blocks

CLASSES a EMX300 2stroke Motocross European Championship b EMX250 Motocross European Championship c EMX125 2stroke Motocross European Championship d EMX150 Honda 4stroke Motocross European Championship; Riders must be registered with Honda Europe for this championship e EMX Open Motocross European Championship f EMX85 2stroke Motocross European Championship

g EMX65 2 stroke Motocross European Championship The EMX65 and EMX85 European Championships will be held in 4 zones. The top 10 riders in the final standings of each zone will be invited by Youthstream to compete in the Finals which will be held in conjunction with the round of the MXGP/MX2 World Championship at Kegums in Latvia on 11/12 July 2015. This event will be where the EMX65 and EMX85 European Champions will be decided. At the finals, Youthstream may charge an entry fee/facility which will be decided by Youthstream. Youthstream may invite additional riders to the Finals if considered necessary.

THE 4 ZONES ARE AS FOLLOWS: North West Europe – Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Great Britain, Ireland, Iceland, Czech Republic and Slovakia.

South East Europe – Hungary, Romania, Moldovia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia.

North East Europe – Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan.

South West Europe – Andorra, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Monaco, San Marino, Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein and Malta.

FORMAT OF THE EVENT EMX250/EMX125 2STROKE/EMX300 2STROKE DURATION PER SESSION MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS One or more qualifying group dependent on the number of riders present 1 x Free/Timed Practice 25 minutes 50 riders (10 mins free/15 minutes timed) Free start practice (5 minutes) After Qualifying Timed Practice 1 x Warm-Up 10 minutes 42 riders 2 x Races 25 minutes + 2 laps 40 riders Up to 50 riders present The fastest 40 riders + 2 reserves will qualify for the 2 championship races

More than 50 riders present and up to 70 riders present With reference to the above format, if there are more than 50 riders present and up to 70 riders present for EMX125, EMX250 and/or EMX300, the riders present

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will be placed in 2 groups. The composition of these two groups will be done based upon the position of the riders in the current European Championship. The placement of riders who do not appear in the current European Championship as well as for the first event of the current European Championship will be decided by ballot. In this case, the top 15 from each group in Timed Practice will qualify for the main races. The remainder will go into the Last Chance Qualifying Race. The top 10 from the LCQR will go forward to the main races. Position 11 and 12 from the LCQR will be considered as first and second reserve rider. More than 70 riders present and up to 100 riders present With reference to the above format, if there are more than 70 riders present and up to 100 riders present for EMX125, EMX250 and/or EMX300, the riders present will be placed in 2 groups.

The composition of these two groups will be done based upon the position of the riders in the current European Championship. The placement of riders who do not appear in the current European Championship as well as for the first event of the current European Championship will be decided by ballot. In this case, the top 18 from each group in Timed Practice will qualify for the main races. Riders in position 19 to 38 from each group will go into the Last Chance Qualifying Race. The top 4 from the LCQR will go forward to the main races. Position 5 and 6 from the LCQR will be considered as first and second reserve rider. More than 100 riders present If there are more than 100 riders present in any class, Race Direction/Event Management will decide the exact format and qualification criteria.

EMX150 4STROKE DURATION PER SESSION MAXIMUM AS DECIDED BY YOUTHSTREAM AND HONDA EUROPE One qualifying group 1 x Free Practice/Timed Practise (10 mins free/15 mins timed) Free start practice (5 minutes) 1 x Warm-Up 2 x Races EMX85 - ZONE EVENTS

25 minutes

50 riders

After Qualifying Timed Practice 10 minutes 42 riders 20 minutes + 2 laps 40 riders DURATION PER SESSION

Up to 40 riders - One qualifying group 1 X Free Practice 20 minutes 1 X Pre-Qualifying Practice 20 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 X Qualifying Race 15 minutes + 2 laps 1 X Warm-Up 15 minutes 2 X Races 20 minutes + 2 laps More than 40 riders - Two qualifying groups 1 x Free Practice - Group A 20 minutes 1 x Free Practice - Group B 20 minutes 1 x Pre-Qualifying Practice - Group A 20 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 x Qualifying Race – Group A 15 minutes + 2 laps 1 x Pre-Qualifying Practice - Group B 20 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 x Qualifying Race – Group B 15 minutes + 2 laps Last Chance Qualifying Timed Practice 15 minutes 1 x Warm-Up 15 minutes 2 x Races 20 minutes + 2 laps EMX65 – ZONE EVENTS

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS


Up to 40 riders - One qualifying group 1 x Free Practice 15 minutes 1 x Pre-Qualifying Practice 15 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 x Qualifying Race 10 minutes + 2 laps 1 x Warm-Up 15 minutes 2 x Races 12 minutes + 2 laps

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 44 riders 42 riders 40 riders MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders

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EMX65 – ZONE EVENTS


More than 40 riders - Two qualifying groups 1 x Free Practice - Group A 15 minutes 1 x Free Practice - Group B 15 minutes 1 x Pre-Qualifying Practice - Group A 15 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 x Qualifying Race – Group A 10 minutes + 2 laps 1 x Pre-Qualifying Practice - Group B 15 minutes Free start test session immediately after Pre-Qualifying Practice 1 x Qualifying Race – Group B 10 minutes + 2 las Last Chance Qualifying Timed Practice 10 minutes 1 x Warm-Up 15 minutes 2 x Races 12 minutes + 2 laps

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF RIDERS 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 40 riders 44 riders 42 riders 40 riders

For the EMX65/85 Finals (maximum of 40 riders invited) the format and race times consist of 1xFree Practice of 20 minutes, 1xTimed Practice of 20 minutes 1xWarm Up of 10 minutes plus 2 Championship races of 12 minutes plus 2 laps for EMX65 and 20 minutes plus 2 laps for EMX85.

MOTORCYCLES AND CLASSES a EMX Open: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, over 125cc up to 500cc for 2-stroke and over 175cc up to 650cc for 4-stroke engines. b EMX300: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, over 200cc and up to 300cc for 2 stroke engines. c EMX250: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, up to 125cc for 2-stroke engines and over 175cc up to 250cc for 4-stroke engine.

e EMX85: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, up to 85cc for 2-stroke engines. f EMX HONDA 150: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, up to 150cc for 4-stroke engines. g EMX65: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, over 50cc and up to 65cc for 2-stroke engines. Minimum weight 53kg, rear wheel max.12 inch, front wheel max. 14 inch only spoke wheels.

d EMX 125: motorcycles of Cat. I, Group A1, up to 125cc for 2-stroke engines. AGE LIMITS FIM EUROPE Motocross European Championship licenses for riders are issued only when the rider has attained the minimum age, as indicated below: MINIMUM AGE MAXIMUM AGE Motocross European Championship, EMX250 Motocross European Championship, EMXOpen Motocross European Championship, EMX300 (2 stroke) Motocross European Championship, EMX125 (2 stroke) Motocross European Championship, EMX150 (4 stroke) Motocross European Championship, EMX85 (2 stroke) Motocross European Championship, EMX65 (2 stroke) Women’s Motocross of European Nations Motocross of European Nations – EMX2 class rider Notes: Applicants aged over 50 years must attach to their rider’s license request a certificate of medical fitness (including a normal exercise tolerance electrocardiogram) issued by a doctor recognised by their FMN. The minimum age starts on the date of the rider’s birthday. The maximum age finishes at the end of the calendar year in which the rider reaches the age of 12 for EMX65, 14 for EMX85, 17 for EMX125

14 years 16 years 15 years 13 years 11 years 11 years 8 years 15 years 14 years

50 (21 for the MXoN) 50 (see note below) 50 (see note below) 17 years 14 (see note below) 14 years 12 years 50 (see note below) 21 (see note below)

2 stroke, 21 for the EMX250 rider in the Motocross of European Nations and in all other cases reaches the age of 50. For the EMX150 Championship, the maximum age of the rider is 14 years old at the date of the first event in this Championship. However he/she may continue in this Championship if he/she has his/her 15th birthday after the first round. All riders must be registered with Honda Europe for this championship.

TECHNICAL • Riders can use 2 motorcycles during the weekend which have been controlled at technical verification. The final choice of the motorcycle to be used in a race must be made 10 minutes before

the start. Riders cannot change motorcycles during a Race. • Sound control as per 2014 FIM Technical rules for Motocross.

POINTS SCALE FOR EMX CHAMPIONSHIP RACES (ALL CLASSES) 25 points to the 1st 22 points to the 2nd 20 points to the 3rd 18 points to the 4th 16 points to the 5th



5 points to the 16th 4 points to the 17th 3 points to the 18th 2 points to the 19th 1 point to the 20th

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