Magic Marvin!
By TMX Archives on 23rd Jun 10
Nagl and Ken Roczen suffered heroic defeats; the Brit pack had a disappointing day bar resident US boy Zach Osborne, who claimed his third consecutive podium, Magic Marv' Musquin made it seven wins from eight GPs, and Steffi Laier got beat.
Birthday boy Ken DeDycker had one of those stunning days he conjures out the hat every now and again. Toni Cairoli was bubbling with enthusiasm despite failing to even make the podium, and a packed house lapped up every minute at a wild and rugged Teutschenthal on Sunday!
WORLD MX2 MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 8 – Teutschenthal, GERMANY
1 Marvin Musquin (F - Red Bull KTM) 25 + 22 = 47
2 Ken Roczen (D - Teka Suzuki) 16 + 25 = 41
3 Zach Osborne (US - BikeIt Cosworth Yamaha) 18 + 20 = 38
4 Steven Frossard (F - Monster CLS Kawasaki) 20 + 18 = 38
5 Jeremy Van Horebeek (B - Monster CLS Kaw) 22 + 14 = 36
6 Arnaud Tonus (CH - Teka Suzuki) 15 + 16 = 31
7 Christophe Charlier (F - Gariboldi Yamaha) 9 + 15 = 24
8 Shaun SIMPSON (GB - Red Bull KTM) 12 + 12 = 24
9 Gautier Paulin (F - Monster Rinaldi Yamaha) 14 + 10 = 24
10 Khounsith Vongsana (F - TM) 10 + 9 = 19
11 Harri Kullas (SF - Gariboldi Yamaha) 7+8=15, 12 Jake NICHOLLS (GB - HMP Red Bull KTM) 11+4=15, 13 Jeff Herlings (NL - Red Bull KTM) 0+13=13, 14 Joel Roelants (B - JM KTM) 13+0=13, 15 Valentin Teillet (F - HDI KTM) 6+6=12, 16 Michael Leib (US - Kawasaki) 0+11=11, 17 Alessandro Lupino (I - Ricci Yamaha) 4+7=11, 18 Martin Michek (CZ - TM) 8+0=8, 19 Loic Larrieu (F - Ricci Yamaha) 3+3=6, 20 Nikolaj Larsen (DK - SRS Honda) 0+5=5, 21 Aleksandr Tonkov (RUS - ESTA Suzuki) 5+0=5, 22 Mel POCOCK (GB - BikeIt Cosworth Yamaha) 0+2=2, 23 Jose Butron (E - Beursfoon Suzuki) 1+1=2, 24 Klemen Gercar (SLO - Silver Action KTM) 2+0=2.
RACE ONE: 1 Musquin, 2 Van Horebeek, 3 Frossard, 4 Osborne, 5 Roczen, 6 Tonus, 7 Paulin, 8 Roelants, 9 SIMPSON, 10 NICHOLLS, 11 Vongsana, 12 Charlier, 13 Michek, 14 Kullas, 15 Teillet, 16 Tonkov, 17 Lupino, 18 Larrieu, 19 Gercar, 20 Butron.
RACE TWO: 1 Roczen, 2 Musquin, 3 Osborne, 4 Frossard, 5 Tonus, 6 Charlier, 7 Van Horebeek, 8 Herlings, 9 SIMPSON, 10 Leib, 11 Paulin, 12 Vongsana, 13 Kullas, 14 Lupino, 15 Teillet, 16 Larsen, 17 NICHOLLS, 18 Larrieu, 19 POCOCK, 20 Butron.
SERIES STANDINGS after 8 (of 15) rounds: 1 Musquin 365 points, 2 Roczen 288, 3 Frossard 268, 4 Herlings 241, 5 Osborne 233, 6 SIMPSON 225, 7 Tonus 214, 8 Van Horebeek 210, 9 Roelants 183, 10 NICHOLLS 159, 11 Kullas 158, 12 Charlier 130, 13 Verbruggen 125, 14 Lupino 111, 15 Paulin 100, 16 Karro 71, 17 Teillet 65, 18 Larsen 53, 19 Vongsana 43, 20 POCOCK 36,... 32 ANSTIE 9,... 43 ALLINGHAM 2,...
NEXT ROUND: June 27 – Kegums, LATVIA.
WORLD MX1 MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 8 – Teutschenthal, GERMANY
1 Ken DeDycker (B - Monster Ricci Yamaha) 25 + 25 = 50
2 Clement Desalle (B - Teka Suzuki) 20 + 20 = 40
3 David Philippaerts (I - Monster Rinaldi Yam) 22 + 16 = 38
4 Toni Cairoli (I - Red Bull KTM) 15 + 22 = 37
5 Xavier Boog (F - KRTE Kawasaki) 18 + 18 = 36
6 Max Nagl (D - Red Bull KTM) 16 + 14 = 30
7 Evgeny Bobryshev (RUS - Monster CAS Honda) 13 + 13 = 26
8 Steve Ramon (B - Teka Suzuki) 14 + 12 = 26
9 Davide Guarneri (I - LS Honda) 10 + 15 = 25
10 Tanel Leok (EW - LS Honda) 11 + 9 = 20
11 Gareth Swanepoel (ZA - Monster CAS Honda) 8+11=19, 12 Jimmy Albertson (US - Martin Honda) 6+8=14, 13 Rui Goncalves (P - Red Bull KTM) 3+10=13, 14 Kevin Strijbos (B - Teka Suzuki) 12+0=12, 15 Anthony Boissiere (F - TM) 9+0=9, 16 Dean Ferris (AUS - Honda) 0+7=7, 17 Filip Neugebauer (CZ - Kawasaki) 2+5=7, 18 Josh Coppins (NZ - Aprilia) 7+0=7, 19 Mathias Walkner (A - Hillinger KTM) 0+6=6, 20 Shannon Terreblanche (ZA - Sturm Kawasaki) 4+2=6, 21 Cedric Soubeyras (F - Sarholz KTM) 5+1=6, 22 Tom Soederstrom (S - Van Beers Yamaha) 0+4=4, 23 Manuel Priem (B - Aprilia) 0+3=3, 24 Loic Leonce (F - Delta Suzuki) 1+0=1.
RACE ONE: 1 DeDycker, 2 Philippaerts, 3 Desalle, 4 Boog, 5 Nagl, 6 Cairoli, 7 Ramon, 8 Bobryshev, 9 Strijbos, 10 Tanel Leok, 11 Guarneri, 12 Boissiere, 13 Swanepoel, 14 Coppins, 15 Albertson, 16 Soubeyras, 17 Terreblanche, 18 Goncalves, 19 Neugebauer, 20 Leonce.
RACE TWO: 1 DeDycker, 2 Cairoli, 3 Desalle, 4 Boog, 5 Philippaerts, 6 Guarneri, 7 Nagl, 8 Bobryshev, 9 Ramon, 10 Swanepoel, 11 Goncalves, 12 Tanel Leok, 13 Albertson, 14 Ferris, 15 Walkner, 16 Neugebauer, 17 Soederstrom, 18 Priem, 19 Terreblanche, 20 Soubeyras.
SERIES STANDINGS after 8 (of 15) rounds: 1 Cairoli 341 points, 2 Desalle 276, 3 Philippaerts 267, 4 DeDycker 251, 5 Nagl 248, 6 Ramon 237, 7 Boog 217, 8 Tanel Leok 182, 9 Guarneri 165, 10 Bobryshev 149, 11 Strijbos 121, 12 Boissiere 116, 13 Coppins 113, 14 Swanepoel 111, 15 Pourcel 92, 16 Goncalves 82, 17 Albertson 73, 18 Barragan 56, 19 Aubin 49, 20 Monni 46,... 32 CHURCH 11,...
NEXT ROUND: June 27 – Kegums, LATVIA.
WORLD LADIES MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Rd 5 – Teutschenthal, GERMANY
1 Larissa Papenmeier (D - Teka Suzuki) 25 + 22 = 47
2 Chiara Fontanesi (I - Yamaha) 16 + 25 = 41
3 Livia Lancelot (F - KTM) 20 + 20 = 40
4 Stephanie Laier (D - Red Bull KTM) 22 + 16 = 38
5 Maria Franke (D - KTM) 18 + 18 = 36
6 Natalie KANE (IRE - HMP Red Bull KTM) 15 + 15 = 30
7 Marielle De Mol (NL - Yamaha) 14+14=28, 8 Elin Mann (S - KTM) 13+13=26, 9 Elien De Winter (B - KTM) 11+12=23, 10 Sara Pettersson (S - KTM) 10+9=19, 11 Brennda Wagemans (B - KTM) 3+11=14, 12 Shirley Verkade (NL - KTM) 6+7=13, 13 Justine Charroux (F - Yamaha) 9+3=12, 14 Francesca Nocera (I - Honda) 12+0=12, 15 Nikki Scott (NZ - KTM) 0+10=10, 16 Kim Irmgartz (D - Yamaha) 4+6=10, 17 Britt Van der Wekken (NL - Honda) 8+2=10, 18 Bryndis Einarsdottir (ICL - KTM) 0+8=8, 19 Marianne Veenstra (NL - Suzuki) 7+0=7, 20 Filippa Jonasson (S - KTM) 0+5=5, 21 Jana Bartova (CZ - Kawasaki) 5+0=5, 22 Sophia PAULL (GB - Yamaha) 0+4=4, 23 Morane De Barquin (B - KTM) 2+0=2, 24 Sofia Johansson (S - KTM) 0+1=1, 25 Annabelle Simonet (F - Kawasaki) 1+0=1.
RACE ONE: 1 Papenmeier, 2 Laier, 3 Lancelot, 4 Franke, 5 Fontanesi, 6 KANE, 7 De Mol, 8 Mann, 9 Nocera, 10 De Winter, 11 Pettersson, 12 Charroux, 13 Van der Wekken, 14 Veenstra, 15 Verkade, 16 Bartova, 17 Irmgartz, 18 Wagemans, 19 De Barquin, 20 Simonet.
RACE TWO: 1 Fontanesi, 2 Papenmeier, 3 Lancelot, 4 Franke, 5 Laier, 6 KANE, 7 De Mol, 8 Mann, 9 De Winter, 10 Wagemans, 11 Scott, 12 Pettersson, 13 Einarsdottir, 14 Verkade, 15 Irmgartz, 16 Jonasson, 17 PAULL, 18 Charroux, 19 Van der Wekken, 20 Johansson.
SERIES STANDINGS after 5 (of 7) rounds: 1 Laier 230 points, 2 Lancelot 190, 3 Papenmeier 184, 4 Fontanesi 178, 5 Franke 177, 6 KANE 158, 7 De Mol 134, 8 Mann 121, 9 De Winter 111, 10 Nocera 78, 11 Van Wordragen 76, 12 Verkade 71, 13 Charroux 65, 14 Scott 62, 15 Van der Wekken 58, 16 Veenstra 55, 17 Pettersson 52, 18 Borchers 43, 19 Fiolek 33, 20 Giroux 20,... 27 PAULL 8,...
NEXT ROUND: August 8 – Loket, CZECH REPUBLIC.
FOR FULL STORY SEE T+MX NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 2010.
Marvin Musquin once again turned on the magic for the spectators with his seventh win from eight GPs, even though he only qualified in seventh place on the Saturday, and now has a 77 point lead in the series.