Clement Rocks!
By TMX Archives on 13th May 10
Rockstar Teka Suzuki's Clement Desalle bounced back from his Valkenswaard injuries to score a stunning MX1 victory at Agueda, Portugal, on Sunday to finally end the KTM victory roll which had seen them win every GP in all three classes so far this year.
But the orange camp was still glowing as Toni Cairoli and Max Nagl took the moto wins to join the Belgian on the podium, Marvin Musquin recorded his third maximum of the season to take over the MX2 red plate again, and the Austrian factory went 1-2-3-4 in WMX.
The UK troops are a little thin on the ground at present, but Zach Osborne only just missed the podium in MX2, Shaun Simpson had a solid fourth in the opener, Jake Nicholls hit back from "the biggest crash of my life " to post a second moto ninth. There were points for Mel Pocock and Nat Kane led both WMX motos after cutting the plaster off her broken wrist.
WORLD MX1 MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 4 – Agueda, PORTUGAL
1 Clement Desalle (B - Teka Suzuki) 22 + 22 = 44
2 Toni Cairoli (I - Red Bull KTM) 16 + 25 = 41
3 Max Nagl (D - Red Bull KTM) 25 + 16 = 41
4 Xavier Boog (F - KRTE Kawasaki) 18 + 18 = 36
5 David Philippaerts (I - Rinaldi Yamaha) 20 + 13 = 33
6 Tanel Leok (EW - LS Honda) 15 + 15 = 30
7 Evgeny Bobryshev (RUS - CAS Honda) 12 + 14 = 26
8 Sebastien Pourcel (F - KRTE Kawasaki) 13 + 12 = 25
9 Steve Ramon (B - Teka Suzuki) 14 + 9 = 23
10 Ken DeDycker (B - Ricci Yamaha) 0 + 20 = 20
11 Rui Goncalves (P - Red Bull KTM) 10+8=18, 12 Davide Guarneri (I - LS Honda) 6+11=17, 13 Kevin Strijbos (B - Teka Suzuki) 9+7=16, 14 Josh Coppins (NZ - Aprilia) 4+10=14, 15 Anthony Boissiere (F - TM) 8+6=14, 16 Marc De Reuver (NL - Beursfoon Suzuki) 11+2=13, 17 Nicolas Aubin (F - Bud Kawasaki) 7+0=7, 18 Gareth Swanepoel (ZA - Monster CAS Honda) 1+5=6, 19 Cedric Soubeyras (F - Sarholz KTM) 2+3=5, 20 Tom Soederstrom (S - Van Beers Yamaha) 5+0=5, 21 Jimmy Albertson (US - Martin Honda) 0+4=4, 22 Kevin Wouts (B - Sturm Kawasaki) 3+0=3, 23 Julien Bill (CH - JK Datch Aprilia) 0+1=1.
RACE ONE: 1 Nagl, 2 Desalle, 3 Philippaerts, 4 Boog, 5 Cairoli, 6 Tanel Leok, 7 Ramon, 8 Pourcel, 9 Bobryshev, 10 De Reuver, 11 Goncalves, 12 Strijbos, 13 Boissiere, 14 Aubin, 15 Guarneri, 16 Soederstrom, 17 Coppins, 18 Wouts, 19 Soubeyras, 20 Swanepoel.
RACE TWO: 1 Cairoli, 2 Desalle, 3 DeDycker, 4 Boog, 5 Nagl, 6 Tanel Leok, 7 Bobryshev, 8 Philippaerts, 9 Pourcel, 10 Guarneri, 11 Coppins, 12 Ramon, 13 Goncalves, 14 Strijbos, 15 Boissiere, 16 Swanepoel, 17 Albertson, 18 Soubeyras, 19 De Reuver, 20 Bill.
SERIES STANDINGS after 4 (of 15) rounds: 1 Cairoli 179 points, 2 Nagl 161, 3 Philippaerts 133, 4 Ramon 124, 5 Desalle 123, 6 DeDycker 114, 7 Boog 106, 8 Tanel Leok 96, 9 Bobryshev 79, 10 Pourcel 75, 11 Guarneri 73, 12 Coppins 63, 13 Albertson 59, 14 Swanepoel 57, 15 Barragan 56, 16 Strijbos 47, 17 Monni 46, 18 De Reuver 40, 19 Boissiere 37, 20 Goncalves 24,... 23 CHURCH 11,...
NEXT ROUND: May 16 – Bellpuig, SPAIN.
WORLD MX2 MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 4 – Agueda, PORTUGAL
1 Marvin Musquin (F - Red Bull KTM) 25 + 25 = 50
2 Jeff Herlings (NL - Red Bull KTM) 20 + 22 = 42
3 Ken Roczen (D - Teka Suzuki) 22 + 15 = 37
4 Zach Osborne (US - BikeIt Cosworth Yam) 16 + 20 = 36
5 Steven Frossard (F - CLS Kawasaki) 10 + 16 = 26
6 Arnaud Tonus (CH - Teka Suzuki) 12 + 14 = 26
7 Joel Roelants (B - JM KTM) 13 + 13 = 26
8 Harri Kullas (SF - Gariboldi Yamaha) 14 + 8 = 22
9 Jeremy Van Horebeek (B - CLS Kawasaki) 3 + 18 = 21
10 Christophe Charlier (F - Yamaha) 15 + 6 = 21
11 Matiss Karro (LAT - MVR-D Suzuki) 11+7=18, 12 Shaun SIMPSON (GB - Red Bull KTM) 18+0=18, 13 Jake NICHOLLS (GB - HMP Red Bull KTM) 5+12=17, 14 Alessandro Lupino (I - Ricci Yamaha) 4+10=14, 15 Dennis Verbruggen (B - JM KTM) 2+11=13, 16 Nikolaj Larsen (DK - SRS Honda) 9+4=13, 17 Mel POCOCK (GB - BikeIt Cosworth Yamaha) 8+3=11, 18 Valentin Teillet (F - HDI KTM) 0+9=9, 19 Petr Smitka (CZ - Sarholz KTM) 6+1=7, 20 Aleksandr Tonkov (RUS - ESTA Suzuki) 7+0=7, 21 Khounsith Vongsana (F - TM) 0+5=5, 22 Loic Larrieu (F - Ricci Yamaha) 0+2=2, 23 Axel Alletru (F - JM KTM) 1+0=1.
RACE ONE: 1 Musquin, 2 Roczen, 3 Herlings, 4 SIMPSON, 5 Osborne, 6 Christophe Charlier, 7 Kullas, 8 Roelants, 9 Tonus, 10 Karro, 11 Frossard, 12 Larsen, 13 POCOCK, 14 Tonkov, 15 Smitka, 16 NICHOLLS, 17 Lupino, 18 Van Horebeek, 19 Verbruggen, 20 Alletru.
RACE TWO: 1 Musquin, 2 Herlings, 3 Osborne, 4 Van Horebeek, 5 Frossard, 6 Roczen, 7 Tonus, 8 Roelants, 9 NICHOLLS, 10 Verbruggen, 11 Lupino, 12 Teillet, 13 Kullas, 14 Karro, 15 Christophe Charlier, 16 Vongsana, 17 Larsen, 18 POCOCK, 19 Larrieu, 20 Smitka.
SERIES STANDINGS after 4 (of 15) rounds: 1 Musquin 179 points, 2 Roczen 167, 3 Herlings 164, 4 Frossard 133, 5 Tonus 116, 6 Osborne 114, 7 SIMPSON 105, 8 Van Horebeek 101, 9 Kullas 83, 10 Christophe Charlier 81, 11 Roelants 80, 12 NICHOLLS 76, 13 Verbruggen 60, 14 Lupino 45, 15 Karro 40, 16 Larsen 34, 17 POCOCK 29, 18 Smitka 27, 19 Triest 18, 20 Larrieu 16,... 32 ALLINGHAM 2,...
NEXT ROUND: May 16 – Bellpuig, SPAIN.
WORLD LADIES MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 2 – Agueda, PORTUGAL
1 Stephanie Laier (D - Red Bull KTM) 20 + 25 = 45
2 Livia Lancelot (F - KTM) 25 + 18 = 43
3 Maria Franke (D - KTM) 22 + 20 = 42
4 Natalie KANE (IRE - HMP Red Bull KTM) 16 + 22 = 38
5 Chiara Fontanesi (I - Yamaha) 15 + 15 = 30
6 Marielle De Mol (NL - Yamaha) 13 + 14 = 27
7 Larissa Papenmeier (D - Teka Suzuki) 10+16=26, 8 Elin Mann (S - KTM) 18+8=26, 9 Anne Borchers (D - Suzuki) 12+13=25, 10 Nicky Van Wordragen (NL - Yamaha) 14+9=23, 11 Elien De Winter (B - KTM) 8+12=20, 12 Nikki Scott (NZ - KTM) 9+10=19, 13 Shirley Verkade (NL - KTM) 5+11=16, 14 Marianne Veenstra (NL - Suzuki) 7+6=13, 15 Britt Van der Wekken (NL - Honda) 6+5=11, 16 Francesca Nocera (I - Honda) 11+0=11, 17 Sara Pettersson (S - KTM) 0+7=7, 18 Morane De Barquin (B - KTM) 3+2=5, 19 Justine Charroux (F - Yamaha) 0+4=4, 20 Manon Giroix (F - Yamaha) 4+0=4, 21 Bryndis Einarsdottir (ICL - KTM) 0+3=3, 22 Carmen Segura Pereira (E - KTM) 2+0=2, 23 Sofia Johansson (S - KTM) 0+1=1, 24 Virginie Germond (CH - Suzuki) 1+0=1.
RACE ONE: 1 Lancelot, 2 Franke, 3 Laier, 4 Mann, 5 KANE, 6 Fontanesi, 7 Van Wordragen, 8 De Mol, 9 Borchers, 10 Nocera, 11 Papenmeier, 12 Scott, 13 De Winter, 14 Veenstra, 15 Van der Wekken, 16 Verkade, 17 Giroix, 18 De Barquin, 19 Segura Pereira, 20 Germond.
RACE TWO: 1 Laier, 2 KANE, 3 Franke, 4 Lancelot, 5 Papenmeier, 6 Fontanesi, 7 De Mol, 8 Borchers, 9 De Winter, 10 Verkade, 11 Scott, 12 Van Wordragen, 13 Mann, 14 Pettersson, 15 Veenstra, 16 Van der Wekken, 17 Charroux, 18 Einarsdottir, 19 De Barquin, 20 Johansson.
SERIES STANDINGS after 2 (of 7) rounds: 1 Laier 95 points, 2 Franke 80, 3 Lancelot 76, 4 Fontanesi 72, 5 KANE 68, 6 Papenmeier 59, 7 Mann 53, 8 De Mol 47, 9 Borchers 43, 10 De Winter 41, 11 Van Wordragen 35, 12 Fiolek 33, 13 Veenstra 31, 14 Van der Wekken 25, 15 Scott 23, 16 Verkade 23, 17 Nocera 21, 18 Segura Pereira 13, 19 Charroux 12, 20 Pettersson 10,... 23 PAULL 4,...
NEXT ROUND: May 16 – Bellpuig, SPAIN.
FOR FULL STORY SEE T+MX NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 2010
Clement Desalle,recovered from his injuries sustained at Valkenswaard took second spot in both MX1 motos to take a stunning overall victory.