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SMARTY’S MOTO WRAP FOR FEBRAURY 12, 2013
SMARTY’S THOUGHTS FOR FEB 12
It has been a pretty amazing week with my research for the ‘Australian Off-Road History
Lesson’ that you can read below taking over my life. It has been absolutely fascinating going
through all of the old results yet in some ways a little sad.
Unfortunately there have been some iconic annual events that held a huge amount of
prestige for the riders, sponsors and paying public that have gone by the wayside. The
annual Winternationals Motocross at Tivoli Raceway, the Victorian Grand National, the
Nepean Six Hour Dirt Track, Toowoomba’s Mountain Man Motocross and the King Of The
Mountain Dirt Track to name a few use to be highlights on the race calendar.
Something else that has been taken away from the current crop of top riders is the ability
to rider more than one class at a national level, the importance of winning state
championships and most obvious is the desire to ride more than one discipline.
Going through our sports history it is so interesting to see that riders like Stephen Gall, Ian
Gaff, Stefan Merriman, David Armstrong, Matt Daley, Dave Basham and Ken Rumble (to
name a few) win national championships in two and three disciplines, sometimes in various
classes and on different machinery on the same day.
I haven’t completed my history lesson yet but my aim is to compile the most
comprehensive list of our sports history from the first events ever held right through to the
current results. If you have any info that can help or if I have missed something just e-mail
me. Take a look at what I have compiled over the last week, it’s very cool.
How about Davi Millsaps performance at San Diego last weekend? I have watched the main
event twice now and his post-race interview so I believe I have cracked the secret to the big
man’s success this year. You can read my theory my view on the race below.
Round 1 of the New Zealand Motocross Championships were run on the weekend and at
the time of writing we have no further news on Ben Townley who crashed hard during the
second moto and didn’t compete for the rest of the day. It would be a huge blow to the
flying Kiwi if he is forced to recover from another injury this close to the opening round of
the MX Nationals. There were a heap of Aussies over there and my report is below.
With a little bit of luck I will be racing the 2013 KTM450SX-F at the Coolum club day this
weekend so I should have a story or two to share regarding that next week. I might even
drag the 1997 CR125 out as well and enter two classes like the good old days.
That is about it from me this week, Smarty
MATE, THIS IS ‘THE MOTO BIBLE’!
February 12, 2013
SO, WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE?
We are off to an Diego for the
6 th round of the AMA
Supercross, then round 1 of
the New Zealand Motocross
Championships, round 2 of the
Italian Motocross
Championships, round 2 of the
World X-Trials Championship
and round 2 of the World
Super-Enduro Championships,
both held in Barcelona.
- Where all of our international
riders are at for next year.
- Team line-ups for 2013
- The off-road calendar for
2013.
- The results from every major
off-road championship or
series completed in 2012 and
2013
- Australian Off-Road History
Lesson

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- - RACING IN AUSTRALASIA - -
- - New Zealand Motocross Championships – South Canterbury – Round 1
MotoCity Belray Suzuki’s Cody Cooper has taken out the opening round of the New Zealand Motocross
Championships ahead of JCR Yamaha’s Billy Mackenzie and Motorex KTM Racing Team’s Kirk Gibbs while
Gibbs’ teammate Todd Waters scored fifth after a dnf.
Honda’s Ben Townley qualified fastest ahead of Cooper, Gibbs, Waters and McKenzie, before going on to win a
hotly contested first moto from Cooper and Waters, with just three seconds separating the trio. Gibbs was 15
seconds further back with McKenzie a further 20 seconds in arrears.
The second moto saw the Motorex KTM Racing Team KTM450 SX-F of Gibbs surge to the front, while Townley
crashed out on the first lap and was taken from the track in an ambulance. Gibbs then had a small fall
dropping him back to eighth, while Waters charged hard to recover from a bad start, making his way right
through to second to challenge Cooper for the lead, only for his sub-frame bolts to break and the seat
assembly to begin flapping.
Without missing a beat, Waters demonstrated his fitness and rode to the end of the race, standing the whole
way, but he would not be rewarded for the effort, as the bike faltered and stopped with just half a lap to go.
“The flapping rear sub frame damaged some wires and the bike stopped,” said Team Manager Rob Twyerould,
“we were unable to find the problem at first, so we swapped in a complete wiring harness and only just got
him onto the line for Moto 3 at the last possible minute.”
Cooper took the win from Gibbs who recovered from his fall and pushing right through to second, passing
McKenzie on a thrilling last lap.
The final moto of the day saw McKenzie holeshot with Gibbs hot on his heels and Waters back in fourth, but
the Queenslander was in no mood to be denied and quickly worked through to McKenzie, before passing and
pulling away to win from McKenzie, Cooper and Gibbs.
The result gave Cooper the overall on 67, with McKenzie and Gibbs both 58 (McKenzie second from a higher
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Todd Waters: “The guys are super-fast over here on their own tracks so to race with them at this time of the
year is really good for us. The team is pulling together really well and it’s good to sort things out before going
into the motocross nationals. I’m currently sitting fifth with a DNF which is pretty good, and I hope to get more
wins. The tracks are awesome and great experience for me since I’m aiming for Europe.”
Kirk Gibbs: “It’s great to going over here early and get the feet wet, and these tracks are wild with big, long,
fast straights and lots of fourth, fifth gear wide open stuff. I need to work on my starts a little bit, staying a bit
smoother in the first couple of laps. My last lap Moto 2 was my quickest of the whole moto. I had to close 1-2
seconds in that last lap and I put a pretty aggressive move on Billy. The boys he was all over me trying different
lines trying to get around me before the line. It was good fun.”
Results, New Zealand Motocross Championships Rd.1, South Canterbury
Qualifying: 1. B. Townley, 2. C. Cooper, 3. K. Gibbs (KTM), 4. T. Waters (KTM), 5. B. McKenzie
Moto 1: 1. Townley, 2. Cooper, 3. Waters, 4. Gibbs, 5. McKenzie
Moto 2: 1. Cooper, 2. Gibbs, 3. McKenzie, 4. McDonald, 5. Daryl Hurley
Moto 3: 1. Waters, 2. McKenzie, 3. Cooper, 4. Gibbs, 5. Justin McDonald
MX1 Points after Round 1 of 4: 1. Cody Cooper 67 Pts. 2. Bily MacKenzie 58 Pts. 3. Kirk Gibbs 58 Pts. 4. Justin
McDonald 49 Pts. 5. Todd Waters 45 Pts. 6. Daryl Hurley 43 Pts. 7. Jared Guthrie 42 Pts. 8. Nick Saunders 40
Pts. 9. Jesse Donnelly 33 Pts. 10. Mason Wilkie 28 Pts. 11. James Ainsworth 27 Pts. 12. Ben Townley 25 Pts.
There is no love lost between Scott Column and Darryl King and the Kiwi stars battled hard all day to start the
2013 in the best possible way to finish first and second at the opening round of the MX2 Championship. Look
for sparks between these two throughout the series.
Aussies Brock Winston and Jesse Dobson made the trek over the pond and put in solid rides to be sitting third
and fifth in the championship.
MX2 Points after Round 1 of 4: 1. Scott Columb 72 Pts. 2. Darryll King 62 Pts. 3. Brock Winston 61 Pts. 4. Rhys
Carter 49 Pts. 5. Jesse Dobson 47 Pts. 6. Micah McGoldrick 41 Pts. 7. Peter Broxholme 40 Pts. 8. John Phillips
38 Pts. 9. Kieran Scheele 35 Pts. 10. Cameron Dillon 34 Pts.
Round 2 of the New Zealand motocross championships will be held at Patetonga in two weekends time.

- - Motorex KTM Racing Team Announced
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This is not really news any more but here is the press release from KTM: Motorex KTM’s all-new MX1
spearhead Todd Waters and Kirk Gibbs revealed the vivid new look, which comes courtesy of their new
generation KTM 450SX-Fs and KTM’s 2013 Power Wear range.
New faces, new bikes and new gear make a very appropriate first impression as season 2013 marks a new
chapter in the history of KTM Australia’s racing arm, and for the first time in three years the team will move
back in-house.
“The new in-house strategy was a logical step with KTM increasing its range of products in terms of Power
Wear technical and casual gear and Power Parts components,” said General Manager Jeff Leisk. "These are
first rate products - top quality stuff, so it was natural for us to want our premier teams using them.
"We’ll see a lot more dealers committing to it and stocking it this year and that can only be good for our
customers.
“We’re also very excited at the prospect of seeing our new KTM 450SX-F this season. Roger DeCoster’s input
into the development of this model is a significant thing, and the importance of it was apparent when Ryan
Dungey used the bike to win the AMA Motocross championships last year, so we’re hopeful of big things from
it.” Leisk added.
The team will be under new but very familiar management; the pair guided by one of the most respected
champion-builders in the business, long-time KTM stalwart Rob Twyerould, with the experienced hands of
Danny Apro as Crew Chief.
“It’s a very exciting time for the Motorex KTM Racing Team,” said Twyerould. “We’ve got Todd who is sure to
be one of the major contenders this year coming back to KTM where he’s spent so many years, and Kirk
making his first step up to MX1 which is very exciting for him and all of us.
"It should be a vintage year for Australian motocross in terms of the depth of talent with anywhere up to ten
guys capable of pulling a race win. We’ve got a really good group of people involved this year and we’re
definitely in with a shot - it could be a very good year.” Twyerould added.
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At just 22, Waters came agonisingly close to a first national championship win in MX1 last year when he
powered to overall victory ahead of eventual winner Josh Coppins in the final round, but he’s a long way from
satisfied. “I want to be the best in the world and that starts with being the best in Australia," said Waters.
"Naturally everyone wants to win but for me the focus is on being consistently fast and eliminating the bad
weekend.”
“KTM was the dream team back in the Marmont days and Robbie T was the manager who was behind so many
championships, but when I first came to KTM it was just as he left the race team job, so it’s been a dream of
mine for so long to work with him so for myself, my trainer and my family to achieve this feels pretty cool.”
Waters added.
Teammate Gibbs, who finished fifth in last year’s MX2 standings, eagerly looks forward to joining his team
mate in the premier class, and is excited by the challenge of a new bike, a new team and a new level of racing.
“I’ve wanted to get into MX1 for a few years, I’m a bit bigger and I’ve always had to eat less to be competitive
on the Lites." Gibbs explained. "It feels great now I’ve got heaps of energy and I’m looking forward to this
year.
"I want to run top-five everywhere I go and I’m in a great team on an unreal bike. I thought the KTM 450SX-F
would take a long time get used to after all the years on Japanese bikes, but I feel at home, and like I can push
100% so I’m starting to do that.”
The Australian Motorex KTM team had a positive result in the opening round of the New Zealand
Championships yesterday with Gibbs finishing equal second for the day and Waters 5th with a final moto win.
The team’s next outing will be in two weekend’s time at round one of the New Zealand motocross
championships at Patetonga.
- - CDR Announced 2013 Team
Again, this is hardly NEWS I know but this is what hit the press this week: With the retirement of 2012 champ,
Josh Coppins, CDR Yamaha will enter the 2013 season looking for a fifth straight MX Nationals championship
with Lawson Bopping and Billy Mackenzie at the controls of teams factory YZ450Fs.
Competing in the premier MX1 class, CDR Yamaha is pulling out all the stops to keep their win streak alive and
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always been impressive,” stated team leader, Craig Dack. “I felt there were a couple of areas he needed to
address and we have spoken about them and now that he is settled in Australia and comfortable racing here
combined with his new attitude and CDR’s on going desire to stay out front, I’m confident Billy will be a major
contender in 2013.”
Mackenzie himself is excited to be on the CDR team and back on Yamaha where he spent a lot of years on the
blue bikes during his GP days. Since getting a YZ450F in December, Mackenzie has been hard at work in
preparation for the New Zealand Motocross championships and the prized MX Nationals.
“The first time I sat on the team bike, it just felt right,” said the Scotsman. “The team has great staff and
enormous knowledge on the bikes and the years spent developing them is obvious, CDR Yamaha is the most
professional team in the pits and I’m humbled Craig selected me and this is my chance to make this year the
best year of my career,” Mackenzie added.
After impressing in 2012, Lawson Bopping is back on the team for his second year and looking to continue his
surge up the field. Bopping surprised many in 2012 with his bursts of speed and fantastic results that saw him
finish in the top five of both motocross and supercross championships.
In 2012, Bopping set many of the fastest laps, qualified on pole and won several heat races and round wins. He
wants nothing more to keep momentum going forward for 2013. “Last year was great and it was a huge
learning curve for me to be on a team like CDR." Bopping explained. "I now know what is expected and how
things work within the team and also I’m totally familiar with the YZ450F so with a good preseason behind me,
I expect my results to improve in 2013, we already have a great base to start pre-season testing and the team
is ready to go. The MX Nationals start in April and it’s going to be a great year,” Bopping concluded.
Mackenzie will be going back and forth to New Zealand to work with and ride for the JCR Yamaha team in their
MX1 championships. It will prove to be the perfect hit out and warm up for the MX Nationals for Mackenzie
and hopefully kick start his 2013 campaign.
Bopping will work closely with the team in getting the bike perfect to his requirements and also spend some
time at the AIS in Canberra honing his fitness prior to the April kick off.
- - MX Nationals News

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There has been a lot of changes to the 2013 Australian MX Nationals so here is a summary of those changes
through the eyes of a racer:
How many points will I get if I finish 17 th ? You will get 14 points. Points will now be awarded back to 30th
position instead of 20 th as is the world-wide custom. Here is how the points are earned: First 35 points, second
32, third 30, fourth 28, fifth 26 and sixth 25 points. The points will decrease by one point with each position to
30th.
How long will I have to race for and how many times in a day? For 2013 you race will the traditional two-
moto format with the MX1 and MX2 motos going for 30 minutes plus one lap, while MXD class will go for 20
minutes plus one lap. Hit the Gym young fella.
Can I bring my 2-smoker along? Yep! The MX1 class is open to 255cc to 450cc two-strokes and 450cc four-
strokes. The MX2 class is open to 250cc two-strokes and four-strokes. The MXD class is open to 250cc two-
strokes and four-strokes.
How much will it cost for my mum to come and watch? It will cost your mum $30 (Adult), you girlfriend $15
(Children 5 to 15), you can get the Beverley Hillbillies in for $70 (Family of two adults and two children).
Do I have to take my bike to scrutineering? No, Tech inspection will be self-administered by you and your
team, but there will be random checks in the waiting zone by the organizer.
What if I am really fast for one lap? A brand-new MX1 Super Pole session has been introduced for 2013. At
the conclusion of timed qualifying the top five riders will return to the start line, each rider will be fitted with a
GoPro camera and when directed they will do one flying lap, the result of that flying lap will determine the top
five positions for qualifying. Championship points will be issued as follows: First 5, second 4, third 3, fourth 2,
fifth 1. Prize money for the fastest qualifier will be $500 per round.
Do I have to wear one of those Helmet Eject System? Yep, all riders must fit a Helmet Eject system to their
helmet. If you are inly fast for one lap this could save your life.
How many riders am I going to race against? Heaps! A maximum of 50 entries will be accepted in each class,
however round one will have 80 positions in MXD (Under 19s) and there will be two non-qualifying races.
How much will it cost me to race? Entries for the 450 class are $245 Aus ($251 US), 250 class $235 Aus ($244
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OK, I am in, where and when? Apr. 14 - Raymond Terrace,NSW. Apr. 28 - Murray Bridge, SA. May 5 -
Wonthaggi, VIC. May 19 - Broadford, VIC. June 2 - Conondale, QLD. July 14 - Appin, NSW. July 28 - Hervey Bay,
QLD. Aug. 11 - Swan Hill, VIC. Aug. 25 - Toowoomba, QLD. Sept.1 - Coolum, QLD.
- - Moss Signs With Suzuki
After Brett Metcalfe knocked back the ride, Matt Moss has finally inked a deal to compete in the MX1 class
with the Motul Pirelli Suzuki team for 2013 completing the factory team line-up for 2013.
“I think they [Suzuki] took it off me because everyone at this stage is taking budget cuts, and obviously they
want the number one rider for the team,” said Moss. “They obviously thought someone else was going to be
that rider, but luckily that fell through and they came back to me so I snapped it up.”
Moss looks forward to moving forward and racing with Jay Foreman and the whole Motul Pirelli Suzuki team
for 2013. “I think we have definitely made the right decision and I’m just ready to move forward now and start
racing bikes, racing for Jay and Suzuki, just go from there and see where it takes us,” he added.
- - JBC MOTOS is Born
I mentioned a team with no name a few weeks ago that has Jacob Wright (MX1) and Bailey Coxon (MX2)
contesting all of the MX Nationals and ASX rounds. Thankfully I can announce that the team is called JBC
MOTOS and we will get to see the team in action for the first time at the opening round of the Sunshine State
Motocross Championships at Coolum.
Jason and Bobby Coxon along with former motocross champion Mick Cook are behind the team and I will have
some photos and more info after Coolum.
- - RACING IN AMERICA - -
- - AMA Monster Energy Supercross - Round 6– San Diego
San Diego: 450 Class Report: The Californian part of the 2013 AMA Supercross series finished up with the San
Diego round and Davi Milsaps put together the best possible ride to take the victory and a handy points lead
as the teams head east to Arlington, Texas for round 7.
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After taking a good look at Milsaps performance over the first six rounds I think I have cracked the secret to his
success. Milsaps, with the help of former factory star Ezra Lusk, has put procedures and methodology into the
way he starts and finishes each lap of a supercross race.
Davi is taking away the variables that distract you from putting down fast laps time and time again. Just watch
when Chad catches Davi at San Diego, he just kept riding the same lines, hit the same braking marks and very
rarely did he make a mistake, and when he did he gathered it up and got back into his rhythm very quickly.
While other racers are ‘attacking’ the track, Davi is circulating to a planned lap time that he knows he can do
for the full 20 laps and while his rivals are crashing and spewing off the track he is just putting it all together.
Read his post-race remarks and tell me I am wrong.
The interesting thing is with the AMA Supercross circus now heading away from California the tracks start
getting the little trickier and that is historically when the likes of Chad, Dungey and Villopoto should start to
shine and Davi’s ‘game plan’ will be tested if or when he gets a bad start.
Milsaps start to finish win at San Diego over-shadowed the chaos that was happening behind. With Milsaps,
Reed and Barcia out front, Justin Brayton, Brock Tickle, James Stewart, Ryan Dungey, Ryan Villopoto and
Andrew Short were all vying for the same piece of dirt then Reed crashed from second to join this group.
Dungey got a little forceful and managed to move through to third while Villopoto hit the dirt on the same
berm that Chad crashed on leaving Stewart in fourth with Reed sitting on his rear fender trying to find a way
by his arch rival but as the track got slicker the passing opportunities dried up as fast as the track did.
Villopoto will be gutted to finish back in sixth while on the other hand Brayton will wrapped to be in seventh.
Trey Cannard made his way from almost last to pass Andrew Short for eighth place in the dying laps and finally
the mobile chicane Mike Alessi came home in 10 th place.
In the end Milsaps won comfortably from Barcia who had a similar gap back to Dungey. “I got the holeshot and
I just put my head down and was just riding my solid 20 laps, I was riding lap for lap and hitting my mark every
time and trying not to make many mistakes. I was making some mistakes here and there which were kind of
slowing me up a lot. But they were going fast. It was a great 20 laps. It was a good battle for all 20 laps. I didn’t
have it easy,” said Milsaps after the race (see told ya, this guy is lapping to a set program).
Unfortunately Daniel McCoy was ruled out of San Diego due to injuries sustained at A3. "I won't be racing this
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McCoy. "I was able to ride it out for the night, though I probably made it worse as it has been hurting all week
and after trying to ride today through the whoops I don't have enough grip strength.”
San Diego - 450SX Results
Heat 1 (Top 9 to Main): 1. J. Stewart. 2. D. Millsaps. 3. T. Canard. 4. R. Dungey. 5. M. Lemoine. 6. B. Tickle. 7. R.
Kiniry. 8. P. Larsen. 9. B. Lamay.
Heat 2 (Top 9 to Main): 1. R. Villopoto. 2. A. Short. 3. C. Reed. 4. C. Blose. 5. J. Barcia.6. M. Goerke. 7. J.
Brayton. 8. W. Peick. 9. M. Alessi.
LCQ (Top 2 to Main): 1. J. Hill. 2. K. Partridge.
Main Event: 1. Davi Millsaps. 2. Justin Barcia. 3. Ryan Dungey. 4. James Stewart. 5. Chad Reed. 6. Ryan
Villopoto. 7. Justin Brayton. 8. Trey Canard. 9. Andrew Short. 10. Mike Alessi. 11. Broc Tickle. 12. Matthew
Goerke. 13. Matt Lemoine. 14. Weston Peick. 15. PJ Larsen. 16. Robert Kiniry. 17. Chris Blose. 18. Josh Hill. 19.
Ben Lamay. 20. Kyle Partridge.
450SX Points after 6 of 17 Rounds: 1. Davi Millsaps 132 Pts. 2. Ryan Dungey 113 Pts. 3. Ryan Villopoto 105 Pts.
4. Trey Canard 97 Pts. 5. Chad Reed 97 Pts. 6. Justin Barcia 83 Pts. 7. Andrew Short 83 Pts. 8. James Stewart 74
Pts. 9. Justin Brayton 67 Pts. 10. Broc Tickle 57 Pts. 11. Matt Goerke 56 Pts. 12. Jake Weimer 48 Pts. 13. Mike
Alessi 40 Pts. 14. Josh Grant 40 Pts. 15. Kyle Chisholm 37 Pts. 16. Matt Lemoine 34 Pts. 17. Vince Friese 30 Pts.
18. Weston Peick 29 Pts. 19. Kevin Windham 21 Pts. 20. Jimmy Albertson 21 Pts.
San Diego 250SX Class Report: Rockstar Energy Racing’s Jason Anderson grabbed the holeshot and held off Eli
Tomac for the first 5 laps while championship leader Ken Roczen got by fellow KTM riders Malcolm Stewart
and Joey Savatgy to move into third. Stewart would soon crash and finish 20 th while Savatgy continues to
impress.
Tomac tried a block pass on Anderson before the big triple and when it didn’t come off Eli had back out of the
triple which allowed Roczen onto his back wheel. When I watched Tomac pull out of that triple my admiration
for his race craft went up a notch, it would have been so hard not to pull the trigger on his Honda and hope he
could clear the triple (ala Justin Barcia at round three) but Eli is too smart for that.
Tomac stayed in second and then moved up to Anderson again but this time he made a nice inside move to
take the lead and two laps later Roczen put a nice block pass on Anderson to move into second some 5
seconds back from Tomac.
Like Milsaps, when he is on his game Tomac can smack out fast laps time and time again but then lap traffic
started coming into play and Roczen moved to within a few bike lengths but there was never an opportunity
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Unfortunately we won’t get to see these guys back on the track for another 9 weeks when they get back to
business at Seattle. The sooner they combine the East/West 250SX classes the better.
It was his last ride in America for 2013 and Josh Cachia made the most of it with a ninth place in his hea and a
solid 12 th in the main event while Kade Mosig JUST missed out on a transfer from his heat with a tenth place
then an eighth place in the LCQ put pay to a spot in the main.
Cachia has no ride for the MX Nationals at the time of writing while Mosig will return and start testing for the
Zero Seven Kawasaki team.
San Diego - 250SX Results
Heat 1 (Top 9 to Main): 1. K. Cunningham. 2. E. Tomac. 3. J. Savatgy. 4. A. Politelli. 5. M. Stewart. 6. T. Baker.
7. J. Ramos. 8. A. Siminoe. 9. C. Gores. 10. K. Mosig
Heat 2 (Top 9 to Main): 1. M. Davalos. 2. J. Anderson. 3. C. Craig. 4. K. Roczen. 5. Z. Osborne. 6. T. Rattray. 7. C.
Plouffe. 8. T. Bright. 9. J. Cachia
LCQ (Top 2 to Main): 1. C. Craig. 2. J. Nelson.
250SX Main Event: 1. Eli Tomac. 2. Ken Roczen. 3. Jason Anderson. 4. Austin Politelli. 5. Kyle Cunningham. 6.
Travis Baker. 7. Zach Osborne. 8. Tyla Rattray. 9. Martin Davalos. 10. Jessy Nelson. 11. Joey Savatgy. 12. Josh
Cachia. 13. Christian Craig. 14. Jean Ramos. 15. Cole Seely. 16. Aaron Siminoe. 17. Chad Gores. 18. Travis
Bright. 19. Chris Plouffe.20. Malcom Stewart
250SX West Points after 6 of 9 Rounds: 1. Ken Roczen 138 Pts. 2. Eli Tomac 121 Pts. 3. Cole Seely 95 Pts. 4.
Jason Anderson 88 Pts. 5. Kyle Cunningham 83 Pts. 6. Martin Davalos 82 Pts. 7. Zach Osborne 82 Pts. 8. Joey
Savatgy 62 Pts. 9. Christian Craig 62 Pts. 10. Jessy Nelson 60 Pts. 11. Tyla Rattray 58 Pts. 12. Austin Politelli 57
Pts. 13. Travis Baker 53 Pts. 14. Malcom Stewart 46 Pts. 15. Max Anstie 38 Pts. 16. Ryan Sipes 31 Pts. 17. Josh
Cachia 29 Pts. 18. Jake Canada 21 Pts. 19. Jean Ramos 21 Pts. 20. Michael Leib 16 Pts. 25. Kade Mosig 9 Pts
- - 2013 Arenacross Championship – Mohegan Sun Arena - Wilkes-Barre, PA
Jeff Gibson finally got an overall win against Tyler Bowers in the 2013 Arenacross Championship after Bowers
struggled to eighth in the second Friday night main event but as per usual Bowers bounced back to a pair of
wins on Saturday night.
Michael Willard has managed to win the 2013 Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class by just seven points
after winning both nights ahead of Steve Roman.

Arenacross Class Overall - Friday Night
1. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM (3-1)
2. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki (2-6)
3. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki (1-8)
4. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM (7-2)
5. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki (6-3)
6. Steven Mages, Sardinia, Ohio, KTM (5-5)
7. Gared Steinke, Woodland, Calif., Kawasaki (8-4)
8. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM (4-10)
9. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM (9-7)
10. Dave Ginolfi, Budd Lake, N.J., KTM (12-9)
Arenacross Class Overall - Saturday Night
1. Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki (1-1)
2. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki (4-5)
3. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki (8-2)
4. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM (7-3)
5. Dave Ginolfi, Budd Lake, N.J., KTM (3-7)
6. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM (2-9)
7. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM (9-4)
8. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM (5-8)
9. Gared Steinke, Woodland, Calif., Kawasaki (6-10)
10. Kyle White, Freeport, Ill., Honda (10-11)
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Arenacross Class Race to the Championship Starting Points
1.Tyler Bowers, Danville, Ky., Kawasaki – 6 Pts
2. Zach Ames, Prospect, Ohio, Kawasaki – 5 Pts
3. Jeff Gibson, Pataskala, Ohio, KTM – 4 Pts
4. Kelly Smith, Ludington, Mich., KTM – 4 Pts
5. Nathan Skaggs, Chillicothe, Ohio, KTM – 3 Pts
6. Michael McDade, Edinburg, Pa., Kawasaki – 3 Pts
7. Willy Browning, Pleasantville, Ohio, KTM – 2 Pts
8. Gared Steinke, Woodland, Calif., Kawasaki – 2 Pts
9. Daniel Blair, Lodi, Calif., Suzuki – 1 Pts
10. Dave Ginolfi, Budd Lake, N.J., KTM – 1 Pts
Arenacross Lites Class Results - Friday Night
1. Michael Willard, KTM
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2. Steve Roman, Suzuki
3. Maxx Malatia, Honda
4. Michael Lang, Honda
5. Jacob Knable, Kawasaki
6. Scott Zont, KTM
7. Blain Brown, Kawasaki
8. Davey Sterritt, KTM
9. Nicholas Lane, Suzuki
10. Logan Pfleiderer, Yamaha
Arenacross Lites Class Results - Saturday Night
1. Michael Willard, KTM
2. Steve Roman, Suzuki
3. Maxx Malatia, Honda
4. Scott Zont, KTM
5. Tanner Moore, KTM
6. Logan Pfleiderer, Yamaha
7. Davey Sterritt, Athens, KTM
8. Travis Delnicki, Suzuki
9. Zachary Newberry, Suzuki
10. Jeremy Pronovost, KTM
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Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class Points - Final Championship standings
1. Michael Willard, KTM – 89 Pts (2013 East Champion)
2. Steve Roman, Suzuki – 81 Pts
3. Scott Zont, KTM – 69 Pts
4. Jacob Knable, Kawasaki – 41 Pts
5. T.J. Phillips, Yamaha – 36 Pts
6. Jim Neese, Kawasaki – 35 Pts
7. Vaughn Mays, KTM – 29 Pts
8. Zachary Newberry, Suzuki -29 Pts
9. Travis Delnicki, Suzuki – 27 Pts
10. Logan Pfleiderer, Yamaha – 26 Pts
Western Regional Arenacross Lites Class Points (After Race 3 of 8): 1. Michael Lang, Honda – 45 Pts. 2. Tyler
Villopoto, Kawasaki – 43 Pts. 3. Steven Mages, KTM – 40 Pts. 4. Maxx Malatia, Honda – 36 Pts. 5. Devin Reed,
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Honda – 29 Pts. 6. Kyle White, Honda – 28 Pts. 7. Brandon Glenn, Kawasaki – 24 Pts. 8. Tanner Moore, KTM –
18 Pts. 9. Zack Williams, KTM – 16 Pts. 10. Tanner Sisson, KTM – 15 Pts.
The 2013 AMSOIL Arenacross season continues next weekend with the start of the Race to the Championship
inside Little Rock’s Verizon Arena on Saturday, February 16.
- SuperEnduro Championship – Round 2 - Barcelona
- - RACING IN EUROPE - -
Red Bull KTM Factory rider Taddy Blazusiak made a successful return to racing after injury taking two of three
finals in Barcelona on Sunday night at Rd.2 of the FIM SuperEnduro Championships to win on the night and
extend his lead in the championships.
Taddy took overall victory from David Knight (Honda) and Husaberg rider Alfredo Gomez of Spain. KTM rider
Kornell Nemeth was fourth. Blazusiak’s day started well with a strong 10-lap qualifier in the afternoon in the
Palau Sant Jordi Stadium over a course that riders said was slippery. KTM factory teammate Antoine Meo was
second and Knight finished third. KTM’s Ivan Cervantes and Jonny Walker rounded off the top five.
Blazusiak, Cervantes and Meo set the pace and took the first three places in the opening of three finals but it
was bad luck for Walker, the 22-year-old Extreme rider from the UK. Jonny got his hand tangled in a wheel
when another rider crashed in front of him and he finished back at tenth.
The second final saw riders start in reverse order and ended with Taddy in third while Walker battled his way
into fourth. This time it was Meo who crashed and while uninjured, he retired from the race and did not start
in the last final.
Taddy wrapped up the evening with another strong performance in the third final with a comfortable win by a
5.4 second margin from Nemeth. Walker rallied and finished third, Knight was fourth and Cervantes, who has
returned to the KTM Enduro Factory Team in 2013, was fifth. Walker, who specializes in Extreme Enduro starts
in Hells Gate in Italy next weekend.
Round 2 SuperEnduro Championship Result:
First final: 1, Taddy Blazusiak, Poland, KTM. 2, Ivan Cervantes, Spain, KTM. 3, Antoine Meo, France, KTM. 4,
Alfredo Gomez, Spain, Husaberg. 5, David Knight, UK, Honda
Second Final: 1, Knight. 2, Gomez. 3, Blazusiak. 4, Jonny Walker, UK, KTM. (Meo crashes, retires)
Third Final: 1, Blazusiak. 2, Nemeth. 3, Walker. 4, Knight. 5, Cervantes
Points for Round 2: 1, Blazusiak 54 points. 2, Knight 41. 3, Gomez 36. 4, Kornel Nemeth, KTM 34. 5, Cervantes,
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Championship Standings after Rd. 2: 1, Blazusiak, 111 points. 2, Knight, 82. 3, Walker 81. 4, Gomez, 67. 5,
Nemeth, 63
- - Italian Motocross Championships – Malagrotta - Round 2
Red Bull KTM factory riders Tony Cairoli and Ken de Dycker had another big day out at Rd. 2 of the Italian
International MX Championship in Malagrotta on Sunday when they continued their domination of the MX1
class as they get in practice laps ahead of the 2013 MX1 World Championship.
De Dycker and Cairoli fought a fierce battle in the MX1 race on the hard pack surface. “I got the holeshot and
was puling away from the pack and putting some distance between them but then I got a stone caught in my
rear brake and that slowed me down for a couple of laps. Ken managed to pass me but then the stone came
loose and I managed to catch him and we crossed the line almost together.,” Cairoli said. The two KTM riders
were separated by just 0.299 seconds at the flag.
With a 1-2 for De Dycker and Cairoli it was the reverse result of the MX1 race in the opening round last
weekend and left the two KTM, factory riders in the lead with with equal points in the championship. While
the KTM 350 SX-F ridden by Cairoli and the KTM 450 SX-F of De Dycker both dominated the race, third placed
Evgeny Bobryshev of Russia trailed the leader by 34.45 seconds.
Cairoli then turned up the heat in the Elite Class race, again grabbing the holeshot and registering the fastest
lap time in lap 4 of the 16-laps race at 1:46.828. De Dycker finished fourth behind Steven Frossard and
Bobryshev. This places Cairoli in the lead in the Elite class while De Dycker is in third behind Frossard.
“In the second I just rode my own race,” Cairoli said. “It was good to get a good result on our home track and
this was a result that was good for the team as we prepare for the start of the World Championship.”
Rd 2 MX1 Results: 1, Ken de Dycker, Belgium, KTM. 2, Tony Cairoli, Italy, KTM. 3, Evgeny Bobryshev, Russia,
Russia. 4, David Philippaerts, Italy, Honday. 5, Steven Frossard, France, Yamaha
MX1 Championship points after Rd. 2: 1, De Dycker 220. 2, Cairoli 220. 3, Bobryshev,160. 4, Philippaerts, 130.
5, Frossard, 115
Rd 2 Elite Result: 1, Cairoli. 2, Frossard. 3, Bobryshev. 4, De Dycker. 5, Shaun Simpson.
Elite Championship points after Rd 2: 1, Cairoli, 240. 2, Frossard, 180. 3, De Dycker, 165. 4, Bobryshev, 140. 5,
Roelants, 115
Round three of the championship is next weekend in the north of Italy at Pietramurata.
- - X-Trial Championship - The Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona – Round 2
The Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona held the second round of the X-Trial World Championship, where Toni Bou
confirmed the expectations. The Repsol rider showed his good form and offered a great riding performance,
achieving his seventh win in Barcelona, matching the record set by Jordi Tarrés 20 years ago.

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
With this result, Bou is now 19 points ahead of the second placed overall, Albert Cabestany. His team mate
at the Repsol Montesa Honda, Takahisa Fujinami, was third after a close duel with Adam Raga, who finished
second.
The fans present at the second X-Trial World Championship round witnessed Toni Bou’s second victory of
the season. The several times champion dominated the qualifying, the semifinal and the finale, where he
was the only one to finish the third zone without points.
After today’s ten zones, the rider from Piera had received only 7 points, 14 ahead of Adam Raga, second in
the overall standings. With this win, he adds another 20 points to his overall result, and now leads with a
total of 40 points, 19 more than Cabestany and Fajardo, who are tied in second place with 21 points.
His team mate, Takahisa Fujinami achieved his first podium of the season when he finished in third after a
very close finale where there were also Adam Raga and Jeroni Fajardo. With 7 points in the first lap, the
Japanese arrived to the finale in fourth place, but he was able to finish with 23 points, overtaking Fajardo
and getting a well-deserved podium that places him in the fifth overall place in the World Championship.
“I am very happy, it was a great day in front of my fans. It is the seventh win I get in Barcelona and I never
thought I would achieve so many triumphs. I had another amazing night in this incredible place. This year
the zone were maybe less complicated than before, but that made the race to be open until the end, it
makes it more exciting for the fans, but for the riders in front it is worse, as we have to deal with more
nerves. It forces you to avoid mistakes and take care, because the zones were very slippery due to the dust
left by the Enduro bikes. Now I will rest a bit and keep training for the Malaga race, the next round of the X-
Trial World Championship.”
Round 2 Results: 1. Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa Honda - 7 pts. 2. Adam Raga - Gas Gas - 21 pts. 3. T. Fujinami
- Repsol Montesa Honda - 23 pts. 4. Jeroni Fajardo - Beta - 28 pts. 5. A. Cabestany - Sherco - 11 pts.
Championship Standings: 1. Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa Honda - 40 pts. 2. A. Cabestany - Sherco - 21 pts. 3.
Jeroni Fajardo - Beta - 21 pts. 4. Adam Raga - Gas Gas - 19 pts. 5. T. Fujinami - Repsol Montesa Honda - 17
pts.
The next round of the X-Trial World Championship will be next March 10th, in Malaga.
- - Hawkstone Park Cancelled
Snow and rain put pay to the event organisers who had put so much time into the preparation of the annual
Hawkstone Park Motocross. The cancellation is a problem for riders like Jeffrey Herlings and Tommy Searle
who are yet to race in 2013 with just three weeks until the opening round of the GP season in Qatar.
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- - Where Are Our International Australasians Racing in 2013 - -
- Chad Reed – TwoTwo Motorsports – AMA Supercross and Motocross
- Brett Metcalfe – TBA – AMA Motocross Championships
- Josh Cachia – J-Star/JDR KTM - AMA Supercross Championships
- Daniel McCoy – AMA Supercross
- Dean Ferris – Monster Energy Yamaha – World MX2 Championships
- Darcy Ward – World Speedway Championships
- Chris Holder – Defending World Speedway Champion
- Jackson Richardson – Privateer - AMA Supercross and Motocross
- Jemma Wilson - Joakim Johansson's MPE Honda team– WEC
- Mitch Harper - Joakim Johansson's MPE Honda team – WEC
- Matt Fish – Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain – World Rally Events
- Paul Whibley – Team Yamaha USA – Defending GNCC Champion
- Josh Strang – Rocky Mountain ATV/MC DrD Kawasaki – GNCC
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- - RACE TEAMS FOR 2013 - -
- - Teams for Australian MX Nationals and ASX
Berry Sweet/Lucas Oils Yamaha: Tye Simmonds (MX1)
Campbell Mining Honda: Jake Moss (MX1)
Carlton Dry Honda: Ford Dale (MX1), Ben Townley (MX1)
CDR Yamaha: Lawson Boppin (MX1), Billy Mackenzie (MX1)
Choice Motorsport KTM: Kayne Lamont (MX2), Dylan Long (MX2)
Full Force/Cars R Us Honda: Dean Porter (MX1), Keiron Hall (MX2)
GYTR Yamaha: Jay Wilson (MXD), Joel Dinsdale (MXD)
Monster Energy Kawasaki: Jay Marmont (MX1), Adam Monea (MX1)
JBC MOTOS: Jacob Wright (MX1), Bailey Coxon (MX2)
MX Factory: Drinking Beer and Relaxing with Family
Privateer: Cheyne Boyd
Raceline Pirelli Suzuki: Ryan Marmont (MX2), Geran Stapleton (MX2)
Serco Yamaha: Luke Styke (MX2), Luke Clout (MX2)
Team Suzuki: Cody Cooper (MX1), Matt Moss (MX1)
Team KTM: Todd Waters (MX1), Kirk Gibbs (MX1)
TM Racing Australia: Simon Thompson (MX1), Nick Geck (MX2)

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Tunetech Racing KTM Australia: Kale Makenham (MX2)
Zero Seven Motorsports Kawasaki: Kade Mosig (MX2), Cody Mackie (MX1)
Yamaha Junior Racing – Victoria
Manager: Cameron Taylor
Riders: Cody Dyce (YZ85) / Jed Beaton (YZ125/ YZ250F)
Yamaha Junior Racing – NSW
Manager: Shane Booth
Riders: Brendan Walther (YZ85/YZ125) / Dylan Heaton (YZ125/ YZ250F)
Yamaha Junior Racing – WA
Manager: Peter Strickland
Riders: Matt Fabry (YZ85) / Liam Whisler (YZ250F)
Yamaha Junior Racing – SA
Manager: Shane Metcalfe
Riders: Oscar Maule (YZ85) / Thomas Larwood (YZ85) / Nick Day (YZ125/ YZ250F)
Yamaha Junior Racing – QLD
Manager: Scott Bishop
Riders: Wilson Todd (YZ125/ YZ250F) / Nathan Crawford (YZ125/ YZ250F)
- - Teams for AMA Supercross and Motocross Championships
ADR Motorsports – Ricky Dietrich, Gareth Swanepoel. Kad Mosig (1 st six rounds only)
AG Motorsports – Kyle Peters
Black Diamond MX Motocross Team: Jesse Wentland, Zack Williams, Kurt McCabe
BTOSports KTM: Michael Byrne. Matt Goerke.
Chaparral Honda: Andrew Short.
Eleven10 Mods Yamaha: Alex Martin.
GEICO Honda: Zach Bell. Justin Bogle. Zach Osborne. Wil Hahn. Eli Tomac. Kevin Windham.
Hyper-X/R2MX/Proride.com: Weston Peick
JAB Motorsports: Matt Lamoine, Gannon Audette, Vann Martin.
J-Star JDR KTM: Malcolm Stewart. Joey Savatagy. Josh Cachia - (Supercross only)
JGR Yamaha: Justin Brayton. Josh Grant.
Lucas Oil/Troy Lee Designs Honda: Cole Seely. Christian Craig. Jessy Nelson. Shane McElrath.
Maykers/Honda: Zack Freeberg
Monster Energy Kawasaki: Jake Weimer . Ryan Villopoto.

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Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki: Blake Baggett. Darryn Durham. Martin Davalos. Justin Hill. Tyla Rattray.
Dean Wilson.
Maykers/Witt Racing: Zack Freeberg, Ryan Zimmer
MotoConcepts: Mike Alessi. Jake Canada, Gavin Faith
Proride.com: Weston Peick.
Privateer: Jackson Richardson
Rockstar Suzuki: Jason Anderson. Blake Wharton. Davi Millsaps. Nico Izzi. Ryan Sipes.
RCH Racing Dodge/Sycuan Suzuki: Broc Tickle. Josh Hill (SX Only).
Red Bull KTM: Ken Roczen. Marvin Musquin. Ryan Dungey.
Rock River Yamaha: Ben LaMay.
Rockwell Firepolice: Killy Rusk.
RF Motorsports USA: Collin Jurin - 450 SX. Mikey Horban - 450 SX. Jake Anstett - 250 SX West.
Star Racing Yamaha: Jeremy Martin. Kyle Cunningham . Cooper Webb.
Team Honda Muscle Milk: Trey Canard. Justin Barcia.
Team Rocket Exhaust: PJ Larsen, Michael Leib
Team Tedder/Monster Energy Kawasaki: Myles Tedder. Dakota Tedder.
Ti Lube Yamaha: Phil Nicoletti
Trustimplants.com Suzuki: Tevin Tapia
TwoTwo Motorsports Honda: Chad Reed.
Valli Motorsports Yamaha: Brett Metcalfe. Travis Baker.
Velocity Racing: Kyle Chisholm. Bobby Kiniry.
Yoshimura Suzuki: James Stewart.
51 Fifty Energy Honda: Chris Plouffe, Preston Mull
- - Teams for World Motocross Championships
Ice1 Racing KTM – MX1 Rui Goncalves, Xavier Boog
JM Racing Kawasaki – Yentel Martens
LS Honda – Jens Getteman
Marchetti KTM – Davide Guarneri
Monster Energy Yamaha – MX1 - Joel Roelants, Steven Frossard. MX2 - Dean Ferris
Monster Energy Kawasaki – MX1 - Jeremy Van Horebeek
Moto Base Honda – Cristin Beggi
Red Bull KTM – MX1 - Antonio Cairoli, Ken DeDycker, MX2 - Jeffrey Herlings, Jake Nicholls.
Route77energy MVR-D Honda - Tanel Leok, Jason Dougan

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Scott KTM – MX1 – Kenny Van Dueen, Nikolai Paschinskij
Team Kawasaki – MX1 - Gautier Paulin, Tommy Searle. MX2 - Alessandro Lupino, Arnaud Tonus.
Team Suzuki – Clement Desalle, . Kevin Strijbos
Team Honda – Max Nagl, Evgeny Bobryshev
Team TM - Shaun Simpson
Team Gebben Yamaha – Sebastian Pourcel
- - 2013 CALENDAR - -(Work in Progress)
- - AUSTRALIA
- - The 2013 Australian Speedway Championships Calendar: Round 1: - 5th Jan - Gillman, SA. Round 2: 9th Jan
- Undera, VIC. Round 3: 12th Jan - Kurri Kurri, NSW.
-- Toowoomba Stadium Motocross – Jan 12
-- Pixado.com Troy Bayliss Classic Dirt Track - Taree Motorycle Club: Saturday - 19 January
- - 2013 Australian MX Nationals: Rd1 - 14 April - Raymond Terrace. Rd2 - 28 April - Murray Bridge, SA. Rd3 - 5
May - Wonthaggi, VIC. Rd4 - 19 May - Broadford, VIC. Rd5 - 2 June - Conondale, QLD. Rd6 - 14 July - Appin,
NSW. Rd7 - 28 July - Hervey Bay, QLD. Rd8 - 11 August - Swan Hill, VIC. Rd9 - 25 August - Toowoomba, QLD.
Rd10 - 1 September - Coolum, QLD.
- - 2012 Australian Junior Motocross Championships – Horsham, Vic - September 28 to October 5
- - Manjimup 15000: 7-9 June.
- - Conondale Classic Motocross: Saturday and Sunday – 3rd and 4th of August
- - 2013 Australian Off-Road Championships: Rd1/2 – 16-17 March – Bulahdelah, NSW. Rd3/4 – 6-7 April –
Warwick, QLD. Rd5/6 – 25-26 May – Corner Inlet, VIC. Rd7/8 – 29-30 June – Barossa, SA. Rd9/10 – 17-18
August – Bendigo, VIC. Rd11/12 – 7-8 September – Dungog, NSW
- - 2013 A4DE - Harvey, Western Australia
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- - South Australian Motocross Championship: Round 1 - Whyalla – March 9 & 10 (March Long Weekend) –
Whyalla MCC. Round 2 - Mount Gambier – April 20/21 – Mount Gambier JMCC. Round 3 - Gillman – May
11/12 – Motocross Riders Association (MRA). Round 4 - Renmark – June 22/23 – Riverland JMCC. Round 5 -
Murray Bridge – August 3/4 – Murray Bridge MX.
- - Victorian Junior Motocross Championships: Round 1 April 13-14 Maffra Sale. Round 2 May 25-26 Colac.
Round 3 July 13-14 Albury
- - Victorian Senior Motocross Championships: Round 1 March 23-24 Blue Rock. Round 2 June 15-16 Swan Hill.
Round 3 July 20-21 Ararat. Round 4 August 3-4 Outrim
- - New Zealand’s Farm Jam - February the 23 rd , 2013
- - 2013 East Coast Motocross Series: Round 1: Macarthur DMCC, 2-3 February. Round 2: ACTMCC, 9-10
March 2013. Round 3: Maitland DMCC, 20-21-April 2013. Round 4: Wollongong MCC, 22-23 June 2013. Round
5: Nowra MCC, 20-21 July 2013. Round 6: Lakes MCC, 3-4 August 2013. Round 7: Oakdale JMCC, 24-25 August
2013
- - 2013 Australian Supermoto Championship - Whitsunday Raceway, Queensland - 6-7 September
- - 2013 ArenaX Series: Round One -24 February, Phillip Island VIC. Round Two - TBA, Phillip Island VIC. Round
Three - TBA, QLD. Round Four - TBA, SA.
- 2013 Australian Senior Dirt Track Championship - Gunnedah Motorcycle Club - 8-10 June.
- - 2013 Australian Junior Dirt Track Championship - Wyalong Motor Sports Club - 6-7 July.
- - 2013 Australian Supercross Championship - TBA
- - EUROPE
- - 2012 Dakar Rallye – January 5 th to 20 th

- - - Mantova Starcross – Jan 26/27
- 2013 Hawkestone International MX – February 10
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- - 2013 250/450 WORLD MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE: Rd1. March 2 – Qatar. Rd2. March 10 –
Thailand. Rd3. April 1 – Holland. Rd4. April 14 – Italy. Rd5. April 21 – TBA. Rd6. May 5 – Portugal. Rd7. May 19
– Brazil. Rd8. May 26 – Mexico. Rd9. June 9 – France. Rd10. June 16 – Italy. Rd11. June 30 – Sweden. Rd12. July
7 – Latvia. Rd13. July 14 – Russia. Rd14. July 28 – Germany. Rd15. August 4 - Czech Republic. Rd16. August 18
– Belgium. Rd17. August 25 - Great Britain. Rd18. September 8 – TBA.
- - 2013 MOTOCROSS DES NATIONS: September 29.............................Teutschenthal, Germany
- - 2013 BRITISH MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP: -Rd1. March 17th Speed McQueen Events FatCat Moto Park,
Doncaster MX1 MX2 and MXY2. Rd2. March 24th Sidcup MCC Canada Heights, Kent MX1 MX2 and MXY2. Rd3.
April 7th Norwich Vikings MCC Lyng, Norfolk MX1 MX2 MXY2. Rd4. May 12th ACU Events Ltd Milton Park,
Northampton MX1 MX2 MXY2. Rd5. June 2nd Premier MX Venue to be confirmed MX1 MX2 Veterans. Rd6.
June 23rd Cookstown MCC Desertmartin, N Ireland MX1 MX2 MXY2. Rd7. August 11th Salop MCC Hawkstone
Park, Shrewsbury MX1 MX2 Veterans. Rd8. October 6th West Devon MCC Farleigh Castle, Bath MX1 MX2
Veterans
- - 2013 FIM SPEEDWAY GRAND PRIX CALENDAR
Rd1. March 23: New Zealand FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Auckland, New Zealand
Rd2. April 20: European FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Bydgoszcz, Poland
Rd3. May 4: Fogo Swedish FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Gothenburg, Sweden
Rd4. May 18: Mitas Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Prague, Czech Republic
Rd5. June 1: British FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Cardiff, Great Britain
Rd6. June 15: Gorzow FIM Speedway Grand Prix of Poland – Gorzow, Poland
Rd7. June 29: Danish FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Copenhagen, Denmark
Rd8. August 3: Fogo Italian FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Terenzano, Italy
Rd9. August 17: Latvian FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Daugavpils, Latvia
Rd10. September 7: Slovenian FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Krsko, Slovenia
Rd11. September 21: Scandinavian FIM Speedway Grand Prix – Stockholm, Sweden
Rd12. October 5: Torun FIM Speedway Grand Prix of Poland – Torun, Poland
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- - 2013 MONSTER ENERGY FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CUP CALENDAR
July 13: Event 1 – Czestochowa, Poland
Poland v Australia v Russia v Winner of Qualifying Round 1
July 15: Event 2 - King’s Lynn, Great Britain
Great Britain v Denmark v Sweden v Winner of Qualifying Round 2
July 18: Race Off - Prague, Czech Republic
Second and third-placed teams from Events 1 and 2
July 20: Final - Prague, Czech Republic
Czech Republic, v Winner Event 1 v Winner Event 2 v Winner Race Off
- - Erzberg Rodeo in Austria - May 30-June 1
- - AMERICA
- - 2013 AMA Supercross Championship: Rd1. January 5 Angel Stadium Anaheim, Calif. Rd2. January 12 Chase
Field Phoenix. Rd3. January 19 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles. Rd4. January 26 O.Co Coliseum Oakland, Calif.
Rd5. February 2 Angel Stadium Anaheim, Calif. Rd6. February 9 Qualcomm Stadium San Diego. Rd7. February
16 Cowboys Stadium Arlington, Texas. Rd8. February 23 Georgia Dome Atlanta. Rd9. March 2 Edward Jones
Dome St. Louis. Rd10. *March 9 Daytona International Speedway Daytona Beach, Fla. Rd11. March 16 Lucas
Oil Stadium Indianapolis. Rd12. March 23 Rogers Centre Toronto. Rd13. April 6 Reliant Stadium Houston.
Rd14. April 13 Metrodome Minneapolis. Rd15. April 20 CenturyLink Field Seattle. Rd16. April 27 Rice-Eccles
Stadium Salt Lake City. Rd17. May 4 Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas.
- - 2013 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship Schedule: May 18 - Hangtown Motocross Classic, Sacramento,
Calif. May 25 - Thunder Valley National, Lakewood, Colo. June 1 - Bristol National, Blountville, Tenn. June 8 -
High Point National, Mt. Morris, Pa. June 22 - Budds Creek National, Mechanicsville, Md. June 29 - Moto X 338
National, Southwick, Mass. July 6 - RedBud National, Buchanan, Mich. July 20 - Washougal National,
Washougal, Wash. July 27 - Spring Creek National, Millville, Minn. August 10 - Unadilla National, New Berlin,
N.Y. August 17 - TBA, TBA. August 24 - Lake Elsinore National, Lake Elsinore, Calif.

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- - 2013 Red Bull AMA Amateur National Motocross Championship - Loretta Lynn’s: - July 29 - August 3
- - 2013 World Veteran Motocross Championship: November 2-3, 2013 - Glen Helen, CA
- - 2013 AMSOIL Arenacross Schedule: - Jan 4-6 DCU Center, Worcester, MA. Jan 11-13 1st Mariner Arena,
Baltimore, MD. Jan 18-20 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI. Jan 26-27 BOK Center Tulsa, OK. Feb 1-3 Cedar
Park Center, Cedar Park, TX. Feb 8-10 Mohegan Sun Arena, Wilkes Barre, PA. Feb 16-17 Verizon Arena, Little
Rock, AR. Feb 23-24 INTRUST Bank Arena Wichita, KS. Mar 2-3 Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO. Mar 15-17
Denver Coliseum Denver, CO.
- - 2013 GNCC Schedule: March 9/10 River Ranch River Ranch, FL. March 16/17 The General Aonia Pass, GA.
April 6/7 Steele Creek Morganton, NC. April 20/21 Big Buck Union, SC. May 4/5 The Mammoth Park City, KY.
May 18/19 Limestone 100 Springville, IN. June 1/2 John Penton Millfield, OH. June 15/16 Mountaineer Run
Masontown, WV. June 29/30 Snowshoe Snowshoe, WV. Sept. 7/8 Unadilla New Berlin, NY. Sept. 21/22 Loretta
Lynn's Hurricane Mills, TN. Oct. 12/13 Powerline Park St. Clairsville, OH. Oct. 26-27 Ironman Crawfordsville, IN.
- - MTA/LA Sleeve 2 Stroke Championship: February 24 - The Ranch, Anza CA. March 24 - Racetown, Adelanto,
CA. April 7 - Glen Helen, San Bernardino, CA.
- - 2013 WORLD OFFROAD CHAMPIONSHIP (WORCS) SERIES: January 18-20 - Peoria, AZ. February 8-10 -
Primm, NV. March 15-17 - Lake Havasu, AZ. April 19-21 - Hurricane, UT. May 10-12 - Surprise, AZ. July 12-14 -
Pala, CA. August 9-11 - Devore, CA. September 20-22 - Milford, CA. October 11-13 - Taft, CA.
- - 2013 GEICO AMA EnduroCross Schedule: Rd 1 - Las Vegas, NV - May 3 - Orleans Arena. Rd 2 - Sacramento,
CA - June 8 - Sleep Train Arena. Rd 3 - Ontario, CA - September 21 - Citizens Business Bank Arena. Rd 4 -
Denver, CO - October 12 - National Western Complex. Rd 5 - Everett, WA - October 26 - Comcast Arena. Rd 6 -
Boise, ID. - November 9 - Idaho Center. Rd 7 Las Vegas, NV - November 23 - Orleans Arena
]

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
]
- - Australasian Off-Road History Lesson - -
I aim to put every Australasian Champion and Australian International riders results into this section so if
anyone can help with some of the information that is missing from below please e-mail me on
smartymx97@yahoo.com – it would be great to put up every Australasian champion from Speedway, Trials,
Enduro, Manjimup, Finke, Thumper Nats, Australian Safari, Motocross of Nations, AORC, A4DE, New
Zealand MX and SX, New Zealand Woodville GP AND the results from every Australasian that ever managed
to succeed on the international scene.
- - Every Australian Motocross Champion
1953: Korweinguboora, Daylesford, Victoria – Nov. 14.
125cc – 1. Ken Rumble. 2. Even Hampson. 3. Lindsay Strevenson.
250cc. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. Ken Thredgold. 3. Lindsay Stevenson.
350cc. 1. John Burrows. 2. Ken Rumble. 3. Lindsay Stevenson.
Unlimited. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. Alec Campbell. 3. John Burrows.
1954: Sheidow Park, South Australia – Aug. 18.
125cc. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. Brian Watson. 3. Bevan Ashendon.
250cc. 1. Ray Wall. 2. Terry Medlow. 3. Ken Rumble.
350cc. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. John Burrows. 3. Ray Stevens.
500cc. 1. Charlie May. 2. George Lipp. 3. Chris Lowater.
1955: Ropeworks, Mosman Park, West Australia – July 3.
125cc. No Class (?)
250cc. 1. John Rock. 2. John Shaw. 3. No More Finishers
350cc. 1. Peter Nicol. 2. Les Nesser. 3. No More Finishers
500cc. 1. Ron Edwards. 2. Bill Watson. 3. Eric Kosonen
Unlimited. 1. Peter Nicol. 2. Ron Edwards. 3. Eric Kosonen.
1956: Moorebank Army Camp, Sydney, NSW – May 27.
125cc. 1. George Bailey. 2. Mike Williams. 3. Ian Heggart.
250cc. 1. George Bailey. 2. Blair Harley. 3. Mike Williams.
350cc. 1. Peter Nicol. 2. Dean Christie. 3. Don Russell.
500cc. 1. George Bailey. 2. Charlie West. 3. Charlie Scaysbrook.
Unlimited. 1. Charlie West. 2. Peter Nicol. Don Russell.
1957: Holt Park, Amberley, Queensland – July 4.
125cc. 1. Ken Richards. 2. Ray Dole. 3. Chris Brerendes.
250cc. 1. George Bailey. 2. Blair Harley. 3. John Astley.

350cc. 1. Clarrie Stewart. 2. Kevin Cox. 3. Peter Nicol.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
Unlimited. 1. George Bailey. 2. Peter Nicol. Clarrie Stewart.
1958: Evansdale, Launceston, Tasmania – May 18.
125cc. 1. Alan Lee. 2. Ken Richards. 3. Greg Rowling.
250cc. 1. Alan Atkins. 2. Alan Lee. 3. Peter Groucott.
350cc. 1. Charlie West. 2. Allan Nicol. 3. Jim Silvy.
500cc. 1. Jim Silvy. 2. Clarrie Stewart. 3. Bob Haythorpe.
Unlimited. 1. Charlie West. 2. John Burrows. 3. Jim Silvy.
1959: Royal Park, Adelaide, South Australia – Aug 22
125cc. 1. Stan Jones. 2. Jim Silvy. 3. (No More Finishers).
250cc. 1. Alan Nicol. 2. Ron Shand. 3. Harry Miller.
350cc. 1. Roy East. 2. Ray Fisher. 3. Keven Almond.
500cc. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. Jeff Mitchell. Les Fisher.
Unlimited. 1. Charlie West. 2. Ray Fisher. 3. Roy East.
1960: Arthurs Creek, Victoria – Sept 28
125cc. 1. Charlie May. 2. (No Other Finishers)
250cc. 1. Gordon Renfree. 2. Neville Doyle. 3. Les Fisher.
350cc. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. John Armstrong. 3. Charlie West.
500cc. 1. Ken Rumble. 2. Charlie West. 3. Don Cann.
Unlimited. 1. Graham Burford. 2. Ken Rumble. 3. Terry Prestage.
1961: Mooreank Army Camp, Sydney – Sept 3
125cc. 1. Ray Dole. 2. Charlie Adwards. 3. Len McEnroe.
250cc. 1. Charlie West. 2. John Burrows. 3. Blair Harley.
350cc. 1. Charlie West. 2. Gordon Renfree. 3. Gerry Vial.
500cc. 1. Les Fisher. 2. Charlie West. 3. Gordon Renfree.
1962: Ropeworks, Mosman Park, West Australia – June 17
250cc. 1. Gordon Renfree. Glen Britza. 3. John Mitchell.
350cc. 1. Alan Nicol. 2. Gordon Renfree. Glen Britza.
500cc. 1. Akan Nicol. 2. Don Russell. 3. Bob Cutts.
Unlimited. 1. Alan Nicol. 2. Don Russell. 3. Glen Britza.
1963: Archerfield, Brisbane, Aug 11
125cc. 1. Stan Jones. 2. Jim Airy. 3. Brian Carr.
250cc. 1. Bob O’Leary. 2. John Burrows. 3. Richie Stevensen.
350cc. 1. John Burrows. 2. Gordon Renfree. 3. Jim Airy.
500cc. 1. Bob O’Leary. 2. John Burrows. 3. Mike Burrows.
]

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
]
Unlimited. 1. Gordon Renfree. 2. John Burrows. 3. Mike Burrows.
1964: Leonards Circuit, Davenport, Tasmania, June
125cc. 1. Stan Jones. 2. Ian Harrison. No Other Finishers Due To The Mud
250cc. 1. 1. Ian Gaff. 2. Leon Street. 3. Ray Turner.
350cc. 1. Ray Turner. 2. Harry Morice. 3. Bob O’Leary.
500cc. 1. Geoff Taylor. 2. Leon Street. 3. Harry Morice.
Unlimited. 1. Ian Gaff. 2. Bob O’Leary. 3. Ray Turner.
1965: Clarendon, South Australia, Sept 5
125cc. 1. Ian Gaff (1 st Title for Bultaco in Australia). 2. Peter Johnson. 3. David Basham.
250cc. 1. Graham Burford. 2. John Mapperson. 3. David Basham. 4. Don Collins (1 st Husqvarna in Australia).
350cc. 1. John Mapperson. 2. Ray Trevena. 3. Ray Christie.
500cc. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. John Mapperson. 3. David Basham.
Unlimited. 1. John Burrows. 2. John Mapperson. 3. Graham Burford.
1966: Christmas Hills, Yarra Glen, Vitoria, Oct 9.
125cc. 1. Ray Owen. Ray Fisher. Keith Stacker.
250cc. 1. Graham Burford. 2. John Burrows. Geoff Taylor.
350cc. 1. John Mapperson. 2. Paul Franklin. 3. Allan Young
500cc. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. John Burrows. 3. Keith Stacker.
Unlimited. 1. John Mapperson. 2. Geoff Taylor. John Burrows.
1967: Mt Kembla, Wollongong, Oct 8
125cc. 1. Leon Street. 2. Blair Harley. 3. Craig Crandell.
250cc. 1. Matt Daley (1 st Husqvarna Title in Australia). 2. Geoff Taylor. 3. Chris Richardson.
350cc. 1. Matt Daley. 2. Geoff Taylor. 3. Graeme Smith.
500cc. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. Laurie Alderton. 3. Matt Daley.
Unlimited. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. Laurie Alderton. 3. Matt Daley.
1968: Collie. Western Australia, Oct 20
125cc. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. Richard Turner. 3. Terry Willis.
250cc. 1. Rob Voumard (1 st Yamaha Title in Australia). 2. Philip Heywood. 3. Brian Thompson.
350cc. 1. Gordon Renfree (Last Australian 350cc Champion). 2. John Mitchell. 3. Peter Bevilaqua.
500cc. 1. Dave Basham. 2. Ray Fisher. 3. Rob Voumard.
Unlimited. 1. Ray Fisher. 2. Richie Kings. 3. Michael Dowsett.
1969: St Leonards, Tasmainia, Nov 23
125cc. 1. Gary Flood. 2. Richard Turner. 3. Gary Adams.
250cc. 1. Gary Flood. 2. Matt Daley. 3. Rob Voumand.
500cc. 1. Gary Flood. 2. Matt Daley. 3. Gary Adams.

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
]
Unlimited. 1. Gary Flood. 2. Rob Voumand. 3. Matt Daley.
(First Clean Sweep of Championships)
1970: Tivoli Raceway, Ipswich, Queensland, Aug 1970.
125cc. 1. Gary Flood. 2. Gary Adams. 3. Don Newell.
250cc. 1. Gary Adams. 2. Jack Pengally. 3. Gary Flood.
500cc. 1. Michael Groom. 2. John Mapperson. 3. Dave Basham.
Unlimited. 1. Matt Daley. Dave Basham. 3. Terry Gunter.
1971: 125 - Dave Basham. 250 - Dave Basham. 500 - Ivan Miller.
1972: 125 - Edward Lancaster. 250 - Trevor Flood. 500 - Trevor Flood.
1973: 125 - Gary Flood. 250 - Per Klitland. 500 - Trevor Flood.
1974: 125 - Brian Martin. 250 - Gary Flood. 500 - Per Klitland.
1975: 125 - Gaston Rahier. 250 - Gaston Rahier. 500 - Steve Cramer.
1976: 125 - Steve Cramer. 250 - Michael Landman. 500 - Geoff Worrall.
1977: 125 - Darryl Willoughby. 250 - Anthony Gunter. 500 - Stephan Gall
1978: 125 - Michael Landman. 250 - Pelle Granquist. 500 - Pelle Granquist.
1979: 125 - Shane Kirkpatrick. 250 - Pelle Granquist. 500 - Pelle Granquist.
1980: 125 - Peter Carney. 250 - Stephan Gall. 500 - Trevor Williams.
1981: 125 - Jeff Leisk. 250 - Stephan Gall. 500 - Anthony Gunter.
1982: 125 - Ray Vandenberg. 250 - Stephan Gall. 500 - Jeff Leisk.
1983: 125 - Glen Bell. 250. Stephan Gall. 500 - Trevor Williams.
1984: 125 - Glen Bell. 250 - Jeff Leisk. 500 - Jimmy Ellis.
1985: 125 - Jimmy Ellis. 250 - Jimmy Ellis. 500 - Trevor Williams.
1986: 125 - Glen Bell. 250 - Vaughan Styles. 500 - Craig Dack.
1987: 125 - Glen Bell. 250 - Craig Dack. 500 - Craig Dack.
1988: 125 - Jeff Leisk. 250 - Jeff Leisk. 500 - Jeff Leisk.
1989: 125 - Glen Bell. 250 - Eddie Warren. 500 - Eddie Warren.
1990: 125 - Steven Andrew. 250 - Craig Dack. 500 - Glen Bell.
1991: 125 - Glen Bell. 250 - Craig Dack. 500 - Glen Bell.
1992: 125 - Kim Ashkenazi. 250 - Kim Ashkenazi. 500 - Kim Ashkenazi.
1993: 125 - Cameron Taylor. 250 - Lee Hogan.
1994: 125 - Joel Elliot. 250 - Kim Ashkenazi. 500 – Lee Hogan.
1995: 125 - Mick Cook. 250 - Kim Ashkenazi. 500 – Steven Andrew.
1996: 125 - Dale Britton. 250 - Peter Melton.
1997: 125 - Troy Carroll. 250 - Craig Anderson.
1998: 125 - Michael Byrne. 250 - Craig Anderson.

1999: 125 - Troy Dorron. 250 - Andrew Mcfarlane.
2000: 125 - Kim Ashkenazi. 250 - Andrew Mcfarlane.
2001: 125 - Daryl Hurley. Open - Daryll King.
2002: 125 - Troy Dorron. Open - Craig Anderson.
2003: 250 - Troy Carroll. 450 - Daryll King.
2004: 250 - Cody Cooper. 450 - Daryll King.
2005: 250 - Cameron Taylor. 450 - Daryl Hurley.
2006: 250 - Ryan Marmont. 450 - Craig Anderson.
2007: 250 - Jake Moss. 450 - Dan Reardon.
2008: 250 - Luke George. 450 - Jay Marmont.
2009: 250 - Matt Moss. 450 - Jay Marmont.
2010: 250 - P.J. Larsen. 450 - Jay Marmont.
2011: 250 - Matt Moss. 450 - Jay Marmont.
2012: 250 – Ford Dale. 450 – Josh Coppins.
2013: 250 - ? . 450 - ?.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
- - Every MR Motocross Champion: 1974 - Trevor Flood. 1975 - Gary Flood. 1976 - Anthony Gunter. 1977 -
Anthony Gunter. 1978 - Stephen Gall. 1979 - Anthony Gunter. 1980 - .Stephen Gall. 1981 - Stephen Gall. 1982 -
Stephen Gall. 1983 - Ray Vandenberg. 1984 - Jeff Leisk. 1985 - Jeff Leisk. 1986 - Craig Dack. 1987 - Craig Dack.
1988 - Craig Dack. 1989 - No series. 1990 - Craig Dack
- - Every Thumper Nationals Champion:
1992:
1993:
1994: Open: 1. Lyndon Heffernan. 2. Jeff Leisk. 3. Jamie Cunningham.
1995:
1996: Open: 1. Glen Bell. 2. Lyndon Heffernan. 3. Jamie Cunningham.
1997: Open: Craig Anderson
1998: Open: Craig Anderson
1999: 400CC: Michael Cotter. Open: Darryl Hurley
2000: 250cc: Andrew McFarlane. 400cc: Open: Michael Byrne
2001: 250cc – Troy Carroll. Open: Darryl King
2002: 250cc – Troy Carroll. Open: Craig Anderson
2003: 250cc – Troy Carroll
]

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
]
- - Every Australian Supercross Champion: 1990 – Craig Dack. 1991 – Craig Dack. 1992 - . 1993 - . 1994 - . 1995
- . 1996 - .1997 – Craig Anderson. 1998 – Andrew McFarlane. 1999 – Chad Reed. 2000 – Chad Reed. 2001 -
Craig Anderson. 2002 - Craig Anderson. 2003 - Jay Marmont. 2004 - Troy Carroll. 2005 - Troy Carroll. 2006 -
Dan Reardon. 2007 - Dan Reardon. 2008 - Chad Reed. 2009 - Chad Reed. 2010 - Josh Hansen. 2011 - Jay
Marmont. 2012 - Jay Marmont
- - Every Australian 125cc/Pro-Lites Supercross Champion: 1996 – Troy Carroll. 1997 – Troy Carroll. 1998 - .
1999 - . 2000 - . 2001 - . 2002 – Troy Carroll. 2003 – Troy Carroll. 2004 - . 2005 - . 2006 – . 2007 – . 2008 – Matt
Moss. 2009 – Matt Moss. 2010 - . 2011 – Gavin Faith. 2012 – Gavin Faith.
- - Every Manjimup 1500 Winner – Manjimup WA
1981 – Roger Harvey. 1983 – Darryl Willoughby. 1984 – Jeff Leisk. 1985 – Jeff Leisk. 1986 – Jimmy Ellis. 1987 –
Craig Dack. 1988 – Craig Dack. 1989 – Glenn Bell. 1990 – Craig Dack. 1991 – Rob Herring. 1993 – Dale Britton.
1994 – Jason Marshal. 1995 – Eddie Warren. 1997 – Craig Anderson. 1998 - Lee Hogan. 1999 – Andrew
McFarlane. 2001 – Andrew McFarlane. 2003 – Jay Marmont. 2004 – Paul Broomfield. 2005 - Tim Weigand.
2007 – Jay Marmont. 2009 – Matt Moss. 2010 – Brad Anderson. 2011 – Jay Marmont. 2012 – Brad Anderson.
- - Every King Of The Cross Motocross Winner – Western Australia
1976:
1977:
1978:
1979: Anthony Gunter. Stephen Gall. 3. Jim Aird
1980: Stephen Gall
1983: 1. Vaughan Style. 2. Marty Moates. 3. Jeff Leisk. 4. Trevor Williams
1984: 1. Vaughan Style
1986: 1. Jimmy Ellis. 2. Craig Dack
1987: 1. Craig Dack. 2. Brad Thompson. 3. Jason Marshall
2010: 1. Jay Marmont.
2011: 1. Jay Marmont. 2. Cody Mackie. 3. Kade Mosig
2012: 1. Jay Marmont. 2. Ryan Marmont. 3. Dean Porter
- - Every Mountain Man Motocross Winner – Toowoomba QLD
1984: 1. Jeff Leisk. 2. David Armstrong. 3. James Deakin
1985: 1. David Armstrong. 2. Darryl Shultz. 3. Stephen Gall

1986 – 1. Craig Dack. 2. David Armstrong. 3. Glen Bell
1987: 1. Craig Dack. 2. Jeff Leisk
1989 – 1. Glenn Bell. 2. Eddie Warren. 3. Peter Melton.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
- - Every Winter-Nationals Winner – Tivoli Raceway, Ipswich Qld
1980: 1. Stephen Gall.
1981: 1. Stephen Gall
1982: 1. Stephen Gall. 2. Jeff Leisk.
- - Every King of Nepean Dirt Track
1990: 1. Martin Notora.
- - Every Maryborough Three Hour Dirt Track Winner
1984: 1. David Armstrong. 2. Geoff Hart/Daniel Hart. 3. Kevin Horton/Allan Cunningham.
1985:
1986:
1987: 1. 2. Darren Smart/Paul Smart
- - Every Nepean 6 Hour Dirt Track Winner
1968: (1 st Event) 1. Bill Dollow/Fred Boyd/Wal Cox/John Winstanley
1976: 1. Ron David/Doug Platts/Glen McDomald. 2. Jim Scaysbrook/Peter Addison
1977: 1. Trevor Hunter/Jim Scaysbrook/Ian Burkett
1978: 1. Kevin Condron/Les Ricjards/Greg Foster
1979: 1. Gary O’Brien. 2. Tony Lacey. 3. Kevin Fraser.
1980: 1. Rowlands/Burns. 2. Greg Cady/Michael Cady.
1981: 1. Graeme Bladwin/David Mendham/Ian Mendham. 2. Kevin Fraser/Kevin Horton/Tony Lacey. 3. Trevor
Hunrer/Ian Burkett/Chris Dixon
1982: 1. Kevin Horton/Tony Lacey. 2. Chris Watson/Max Robison/Phil Lovett
1983: 1. Kevin Horton/Peter Goddard. 2. Graham Baldwin/David Morris/Ian Mendham
1984: 1. Peter Goddard/John Foreman. 2. Geoff Hart/Danny Hart/Jan Hart
1985: 1. Peter Goddard/John Foreman. 2. Paul Caslick/Glen Bell. 3. Vaughan Style/Todd Brennan/Len Norris
1987: 1. Trevor Jordon/Rodney Colquhoun. 2. Shane Robinson/Shawn Giles/Bill Johnson
1986: 1. Glen Bell/Paul Caslick. 2. Garry Owen/Terry Owen. 3. Garry Whan/Stephen Ellis/Shawn Giles
]

- Ever Australian Dirt Track Championship Winner
1976: Symmonds Plains, Tasmania
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
Unlimited: 1. Keith Davies. 2. Michael Cady. 3. Kevin Patton
500cc: 1. Kevin Patton
250cc: 1. Michael Cady
125cc: 1. Kevin Patton
1977: Tivoli Raceway, Queensland
Unlimited: 1. Greg Primmer. 2. Stephen Gall. 3. Glen McDonald
500cc: Greg Primmer
250cc: 1. Gary Chasemore
125cc: 1. Ian Williams
1978:
1979: Granite Park, Victoria
Unlimited: 1. Tony Lacey. 2. Greg Primmer. 3. Michael Cady.
500cc: Greg Primmer
250cc: 1. Kevin Patton
125cc: 1. Ian Williams
1980: Acusa Park, Adelaide
Unlimited: 1. Ian Williams. 2. Greg Cady. 3. Len Norris.
500cc: 1. Len Norris. 2. Ian Williams
250cc: 1. Brett Mahlo
125cc: 1. Malcolm Ling
1981: Cameron Park, Newcastle
Unlimited: 1. Kerry Gray. 2. Karl Bueler. 3. Greg Cady.
500cc: Stephen Gall
250cc: 1. Brett Mahlo
125cc: 1. Garry Percy
125cc Restricted: 1. Stuart Bennett
1982: Launceston
500cc: Kerry Gray
250cc: Brett Mahlo
125cc: Peter Goddard. 2. Brett Dawes
1983: Action Park, Maryborough
500cc: 1. Kevin Horton. 2. Len Norris. 3. Scott Wood.
250cc: 2. Chris Watson. 2. Graeme Baldwin. 3. Kevin Horton.
]

125cc: 1. Craig Boyce.
1984: Raymond Terrace
500cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Mick Poole. 3. Neil Ashman.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
250cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Paul Caslick. 3. Graham Baldwon.
125cc: 1. Craig Boyce. 2. John Foreman.
1985: Bendigo
500cc: Chris Watson. 2. Stephen Davies. 3. Michael Stormonth.
250cc: Paul Caslick. 2. Craig Boyce. 3. Craig Connell
125cc: 1. Craig Connell. 2. John Foreman. 3.
1986: Maryborough
500cc: 1. Todd Wiltshire. 2. Stephen Davies. 3. Paul Caslick
250cc: Peter Goddard.
125cc: Gary Owen.
1987: West Wyalong
500cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Craig Boyce. 3. Paul Caslick. 4. Todd Wiltshire
250cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Paul Caslick. 3. Craig Connell
125cc: 1. Paul Caslick. 2. Craig Connell. 3. Brian Taylor.
125cc Restricted: 1. Ben Archibald
1988: Broadford
500cc: Stephen Davies. 2. Len Norris. 3. Kevin Horton
1991: Broadford
500cc: 1. Brendon Osborough. 2. Greg Hall. 3. Mick Holder.
250cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Craig Andrews. 3. Mark Kirkman.
125cc: 1. Craig Andrews. 2. Nathan Williams. 3. Craig Howlett.
1992: Ballina
500cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Brendon Osborough. 3. Gavin Mate.
250cc: 1. Simon Goodchild. 2. Darren Herrick, 3. Chris Watson.
125cc: 1. Simon Goodchild. 2. Craig Howlett. 3. Jamie Greenwood.
1993: Kempsey
500cc: 1. Chris Watson. 2. Paul Caslick. 3. Simon Goodchild.
250cc: 1. Brendan Dipper. 2. Gary Cartwright. 3. Peter Coward.
125cc: 1. Michael Booth. 2. Gary Cartwright. 3. Martin Notaras.
1994: Tivoli Raceway, Ipswich.
500cc: 1. Darryl Gadsby
250cc: 1. Chad Turnbull
]

125cc: 1. Darryl Gadsby
1995: Maryborough
500cc: 1. Chris Watson, Tony Hyde. 3. Ken Bisley.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
250cc: 1. Ken Bisley. 2. Shannon Reed. 3. Shaun Geronomi.
125cc: 1. Shaun Geronomi. 2. Duane Saul. 3. Daniel Stauffer.
- - Every King of the Mountain Teams Dirt Track Race Winner – Toowoomba Qld
1994: Open: 1. Jamie Cunninghan/Shawn Giles.
2004: Open 1. 2. 3.
250cc: 1. Anthony West/Daniel Reardon. 2. Darren Herrick/Troy Herfoss. 3. Darren Smart/Paul Smart
- - Every Hattah Desert Rally
1974: 1. Graham Smith
1975: 1. Graham Smith
1976: 1. Graham Smith. 2. Robert Bates. 3. Hans Appelgren
1977: 1. Gary Flood. 2. Mike Landman. 3. Gavin Coneybeer
- - Every Condo 750 Winner
1994: 1. Michael Goddard.
1995: 1. John Hederics. 2. Steve Riley. 3. Brian McGinn.
- - Every Australian Observed Trials Champion
1965: 1. Johnny Rock.
1967: 1. Ian Gaff (also 1964 Australian 250cc Motocross Champion).
1976: 1. Peter Paice. 2. David Goldsmith. 3. Peter Luscombe
1979: 1. Steve Johnson
1980: 1. David Goldsmith. 2. Steve Johnson.
1981: 1. Steve Johnson.
1982: 1. Peter Paice. 2. Steve Johnson.
1986: 1. Steve Chapman. 2. Steve Johnson. 3. Shane Mitchell.
1991: 1. Shane Mitchell. 2. Don Murray. 3. Richard Kent.
1995: 1. Stefan Merriman. 2. Andrew Poad. 3. Robert Jones.
1996: 1. Robert Jones. 2. Stefan Merriman. 3. James Lawton.
1997: 1. Kevin Zarczynski. 2. Kale Reed. 3. James Lawton.
]

- - Every Woodville GP Winner – New Zealand
1993 – 1. Shayne King. 2. Darryl King. 3. Daryl Atkins.
2011 – 1. Ben Townley.
2012 – 1. Ben Townley
- - Every Australian Speedway Champion
1966: 1. Chum Taylor. 2. Dinny Gooch. 3. Dennis Gavros
1976: 1. Ole Olsen. 2. Phil Crump. Billy Sanders
1977: 1. John Titman. 2. Phil Crump. 3. Billy Sanders
1978: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Phil Herne. 3. Lloyd Cross
1979: 1. Phil Crump. 2. Danny Kennedy. 3. John Boulger
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
1980: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Phil Crump. 3. John Titman. 4. Phil Hearne
1981: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Phil Crump. 3. John Titman. 4. Danny Kennedy
1982: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Gary Gugliemi. 3. Phil Crump. 4. Les Sawyer
1983: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Glyn Taylor. 3. Phil Crump.
1984: 1. Phil Crump. 2. Billy Sanders. 3. Gary Gugliemi
1985: 1. Billy Sanders. 2. Phil Crump. 3. Stan Bear/Mark Fiora
1986: 1. Troy Butler. 2. John Titman. 3. Alan Rivett.
1987: 1. Steve Regeling. 2. Steve Baker. 3. Glyn Taylor. 4. Ashley Norton. 5. Craig Hodgson
1988: 1. Phil Crump. 2. Steve Regeling
1989: 1. Glenn Doyle. 2. Stephen Davies. 3. Jamie Fagg. 4. Mick Poole. 5. Steve Regeling. 6. Phil Crump
1990: 1. Glenn Doyle. 2. Leigh Adams. 3. Stephen Davies. 4. Phil Crump.
1991: 1. Craig Boyce. 2. Glen Doyle. 3. Glynn Taylor.
1992: 1. Leigh Adams. 2. Shane Parker. 3. Mark Carlson.
1993: 1. Leigh Adams.2. Jason Lyons. 3. Shane Bowes. 4. Craig Hodgson.
1994: 1. Leigh Adams. 2. Jason Lyons. 3. Jason Crump. 4. Craig Boyce.
1995: 1. Jason Crump. 2. Craig Boyce. 3. Leigh Adams. 4. Jason Lyons.
- - Every A4DE Winner
1982: Geoff Ballard.
1983: 1. John Hand.
1984: 1. Brett Smith. 2. John Hand.
1985: 1. Pele Grandquist.
1992: 1. Frank Bonfadini.
1993: 1. Shane Watts.
]

1994: 1. Shane Watts.
1995: 1. Shane Watts.
1996: 1. Shane Watts.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
1997: 1. Shane Watts. 2. Peter Martin. 3. Stefan Merriman.
- - Every Australian Safari Winner
1985: 1. Steve Chapman. 2.
1986. 1. Allan Cunningham. 2. Brian Dance. 3. Jeff Thomas. 4. John Taylor (DR200)
1987: 1. Steve Chapman. 2.
1988. 1. Michael Goddard. 2. Steve Chapman
1989: 1. Steve Chapman. 2. Stephen Collett. 3. Fred Powell.
1990: 1. John Hederics. 2. Steve Riley. 3. Dave Kruger.
1991: 1. John Hederics. (Dave Kruger – RIP).
1992: 1. John Hederics. 2. Geoff Olholm. 3. Steve Riley.
1993: 1. Michael Goddard. 2. Ray Loizeaux. 3. Ross Frederickson.
1994: John Hederics. 2. Steve Chapman. 3. Russell Yeates.
1995. 1. John Hederics. 2. Steve Riley. 3. Tim Scriven.
1996: 1. John Hederics. 2. Glenn Hoffman. 3. Robert Gronlund.
1997: 1. Andy Haydon. 2. Paul Sinderberry. 3. Michael Shearer.
- - Every Finke Desert Race Winner
1976: Open: 1. Geoff Curtis, Yamaha 250, Alice Springs NT. 2. Hans Van Senten Yamaha 500, Darwin NT. 3.
Peter Stayt Honda 350, Alice Springs NT.
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1977: Open: 1. Phil Stoker, Suzuki 370, Mt Ebenezer NT. 2. Hans Van Senten, Yamaha 500, Darwin NT. 3. John
Walker, Husqvarna 360, Mt Isa QLD
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1978: Open: 1. Geoff Curtis, Yamaha 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Hans Van Senten, Yamaha 500, Darwin NT. 3.
Peter Stayt, Suzuki 370, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
]

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
]
1979: Open: 1. Peter Stayt, Yamaha 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Peter Gunner, Yamaha 500, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Peter Kittle, Yamaha 400, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1980: Open: 1. Geoff Curtis, Yamaha 400, Alice Springs NT. 2. Mark Hill, Suzuki 400, Melbourne VIC. 3. Robert
Honsa, Yamaha 400, Alice Springs NT.
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1981: Open: 1. Phil Lovett, KTM 390, Cessnock NSW. 2. Greg Rhodes, Yamaha 465, Alice Springs NT. 3. Greg
Lutze, Honda 500, Adelaide SA
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1982: 1. Phil Lovett, KTM 495, Cessnock NSW. 2. Peter Stayt, Yamaha 465, Alice Springs NT. 3. Kent Parkinson,
Honda 250, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1983: Open: 1. Stephen Gall, Yamaha 490, Sydney NSW. 2. Dan Farrell, Yamaha 490, Alice Springs NT. 3. Phil
Lovett, KTM 490, Cessnock NSW.
250cc: 1. Darren Smart. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. Mark Winter 2. 3.
1984: Open: 1. Peter Stayt, Yamaha 490, Alice Springs NT. 2. Wayne Woodberry, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT.
3. Alex Wood, Honda 500, Adelaide SA
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1985: Open: 1. Phil Lovett, KTM 495, Cessnock NSW. 2. Geoff Curtis, Yamaha 500, Alice Springs NT. 3. Glen
Bell, Yamaha 500, Sydney NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1986: Open: 1. Stephen Gall, Yamaha 500, Sydney NSW. 2. Phil Lovett, KTM 495, Cessnock NSW. 3. Glen Bell,
Yamaha 500, Sydney NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1987: Open: 1. David Armstrong, Kawasaki 500, Brisbane QLD. 2. Craig Dack, Honda 500, Sydney NSW. 3.
Stephen Gall, Yamaha 500, Sydney NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.

125cc: 1. 2. 3.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
1988: Open: 1. Alan Roe, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Phil Lovett, KTM 495, Cessnock NSW. 3. Stephen Gall,
Yamaha 490, Sydney NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1989: Open: . Mark Winter, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Alan Roe, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 3. Stephen
Greenfield, Yamaha 250, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1990: Open: 1. Mark Winter, KTM 540, Alice Springs NT. 2. Alan Roe, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 3. Randall
Gregory, Honda500, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1991: Open: 1. Randall Gregory, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Graeme Baldwin, Honda 500, Newcastle NSW.
3. Cesare Del-Farra, KTM 500, Mildura VIC
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1992: Open: 1. Randall Gregory, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Darren Griffiths, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT.
3. Phil Lovett, Husqvarna 610, Cessnock NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1993: Open: 1. Randall Gregory, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs
NT. 3. Craig Carmichael, Honda 250, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1994: Open: 1. Randall Gregory, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Alan Roe, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1995: Open: 1. Randall Gregory, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Darren Griffiths, KTM 550, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
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1996: Open: 1. Dan Ashcraft, Honda 500, Los Angeles USA. 2. Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT.
3. Andy Haydon, Yamaha 250, Gawler SA
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1997: Open: 1. Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Jason Hill, Honda 500, Darwin NT. 3.
Michael Vroom, Kawasaki 500, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1998: Open: 1. Stephen Greenfield, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Rick Hall, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Billy Hayes, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
1999: Open: 1. Rick Hall, Honda 500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Andy Haydon, Husaberg 600, Gawler SA. 3. Jason Hill,
Honda 500, Darwin NT
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
2000: Open: 1. Stephen Greenfield, Honda CR500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Rick Hall, Honda CR500, Alice Springs
NT. 3. Andy Haydon, KTM 520, Gawler SA
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
2001: Open: 1. Michael Vroom, Honda CR500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Mark Sladek, Honda CR500, Seaford VIC. 3.
Brad Williscroft, KTM 520SX, Helensburg NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
2002: Open: 1. Rick Hall, Honda CR500, Alice Springs NT. 2. Stephen Greenfield, Honda XR650, Alice Springs
NT. 3. Brad Williscroft, KTM 520SX, Helensburg NSW
250cc: 1. 2. 3.
125cc: 1. 2. 3.
2003: Open: 1. Darren Griffiths, KTM 540, Kalgoorlie WA. 2. Mark Sladek, Husaberg 650, Langwarrin VIC. 3.
Rick Hall, Honda CR500E, Alice Springs NT
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2004: Open: 1. Stephen Greenfield, Honda CRF 450, Alice Springs NT. 2. Gavin Chapman, Yamaha YZ 450F,
Alice Springs NT. 3. Jamie Cunningham, Honda CRF 450, Goulburn NS
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.

250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
2005: Open: 1. Jason Hill, Honda CRF 450, Leanyer NT. 2. Gavin Chapman, Yamaha YZ 450F, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Ben Brooks, Honda CRF 450, Alice Springs NT
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2006: Open: 1. Ryan Branford, Honda CRF 450, Alice Springs NT. 2. Brad Williscroft, KTM 525 EXC, Appin NSW.
3. Ben Grabham, Honda CRF450R, Glanmire NSW250cc
2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2007: Open: 1. Ben Grabham, Honda CRF450R, Glanmire NSW. 2. Ryan Branford, Honda CRF450R, Alice
Springs NT. 3. Jason Hill, Honda CRF450R, Darwin NT
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2008: Open: 1. Ben Grabham, Honda CRF450R, Bathurst NSW. 2. Ryan Branford, Honda CRF450R, Alice Springs
NT. 3. Brad Williscroft, KTM 525 EXC, Appin NSW
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2009: Open: 1. Ben Grabham, KTM 505 XC-F, Bathurst NSW. 2. Brad Williscroft, KTM 505 XC-F, Appin NSW. 3.
Chad Billett, Honda CRF450, Roxby Downs SA
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2010: Open: 1. Toby Price, KTM 450 SX-F, Singleton NSW. 2. Todd Smith, KTM 530 EXC, Condobolin NSW. 3.
Ryan Branford, Honda CRF450, Alice Springs NT
250cc 2-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
251CC and Above 2-Stroke: 1. Chad Duncan. 2. Shane Munoz. 3. Trent Sykes.
250cc 4-Stroke: 1. 2. 3.
2011: Open: 1. Ben Grabahm, KTM 450SX-F SX-F ,Bathurst NSW. 2. Jarrod Bewley, KTM 450SX-F, North
Richmond NSW. 3. Ryan Branford, Husaberg FE570, Alice Springs NT
Up to 250cc 2-Stroke: 1. Shane Cox. 2. Bradley Schultz. 3. Shaun Brunton.
251CC and Above 2-Stroke: 1. Chad Duncan. 2. Shane Munoz. 3. Trent Sykes.
Up to 250cc 4-Stroke: 1. David Walsh. 2. Jesse Paech. 3. Kai Argent.
251cc to 450cc 4-Stroke: 1. Ben Grabham. 2. Jarrod Bewley. 3. Todd Smith.
451cc and Above 4-Stroke: 1. Ryan Branford. 2. Matthew Fish. 3. Mark Sladek.
2012: Open: 1. Toby Price, KTM 450SX-F, Singleton NSW. 2. David Walsh, Honda CRF450R, Alice Springs NT. 3.
Todd Smith, Honda CRF450R, Condobolin NSW
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Up to 250cc 2-Stroke: 1. Billy Barry. 2. Shah Manning. 3. James Kenna.
251CC and Above 2-Stroke: 1. Shaun Brunton. 2. Lincoln Bird. 3. Conorn Bird.
Up to 250cc 4-Stroke: 1. Jesse Paech. 2. Kenneth Armstead. 3. Jack Carter.
251cc to 450cc 4-Stroke: 1. Toby Price. 2. David Walsh. 3. Todd Smith.
451cc and Above 4-Stroke: 1. Mark Sladek. 2. Ryan Branford. 3. Chad Duncan.
- - Every Motocross of Nations Results
MXoN Team Standings 2012: 1. Germany. 2. Belgium. 3. USA. 4. Netherlands. 5. Italy. 6. France. 7. Estonia. 8.
Great Britain. 9. Portugal. 10. Australia (Todd Waters, Kirk Gibbs, Lawson Bopping). 15. New Zealand.
MXoN Team Standings 2011: 1. USA. 2. France. 3. Australia. 4. Great Britain. 5. Belgium. 6. South Africa. 7.
Germany. 8. Spain. 9. The Netherlands. 10. Estonia. 29. New Zealand.
MXoN Team Standings 2010: 1. USA. 2. Belgium. 3. Germany. 4. Great Britain. 5. Italy. 6. Australia. 7. France.
8. New Zealand. 9. Portugal. 10. Puerto Rico.
MXoN Team Standings 2009: 1. USA. 2. France. 3. Belgium. 4. Germany. 5. Great Britain. 6. Italy. 7. Australia.
8. Estonia. 9. South Africa. 10. Switzerland. 11. New Zealand.
MXoN Team Standings 2008: 1. United States. 2. France. 3. Belgium. 4. Great Britain. 5. Italy. 6. Australia. 7.
Spain. 8. New Zealand. 9. Switzerland. 10. Germany.
MXoN Team Standings 2007: 1. USA. 2. France. 3. Belgium. 4. Italy. 5. Great Britian. 6. Spain. 7. Japan. 8.
Switzerland. 9. Germany. 10. Canada. 20. Australia. (No Results for New Zealand)
MXoN Team Standings 2006: 1. USA. 2. Belgium. 3. New Zealand. 4. Italy. 5. France. 6. Great Britain. 7. South
Africa. 8. Spain. 9. Estonia. 10. Finland. 11. Australia.
MXoN Team Standings 2005: 1. USA. 2. France. 3. Belgium. 4. New Zealand. 5. Great Britian. 6. Estonia. 7. The
Netherlands. 8. Portugal. 9. South Africa. 10. Spain. 16. Australia.
MXoN Team Standings 2004: 1. Belgium. 2. The Netherlands. 3. France. 4. Estonia. 5. South Africa. 6. Finland.
7. New Zealand. 8. Canada. 9. Great Britain. 10. Portugal. 13. Australia.

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M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
MXoN Team Standings 1998: 1. Belgium. 2. Finland. 3. New Zealand. 20 th Australia (Craig Anderson, Lee
Hogan, Michael Byrne).
MXoN Team Standings 1997: 11. Australia (Andrew McFarlane, Troy Carroll, Cameron Taylor).
MXoN Team Standings 1996: 19. Australia (Mick Cook, Craig Anderson, Kim Ahkenazi)
MXoN Team Standings 1995: 14. Australia (Mick Cook, Craig Anderson, Kim Ahkenazi)
MXoN Team Standings 1994:
MXoN Team Standings 1993: 5. New Zealand. 13. Australia (Lee Hogan, Glenn Bell, Kim Ashkenazi)
MXoN Team Standings 1992 (Manjimup - Australia): 6. Australia (Kim Ashkenazi, Dale Britton, Jason
Marshall)
MXoN Team Standings 1991: 10. Australia (Dale Britton, Craig Dack, Glen Bell)
MXoN Team Standings 1990: 7. Australia (Jeff Leisk, Glen Bell, Craig Dack)
MXoN Team Standings 1989: 7. Australia (Jeff Leisk, Glen Bell, Craig Dack)
MXoN Team Standings 1988: 4. Australia (Jeff Leisk, Glen Bell, Craig Dack)
MXoN Team Standings 1987: 21. Australia (David Armstrong, Glen Bell, Craig Dack)
MXoN Team Standings 1986: 7. Australia (David Armstrong, Glen Bell, Craig Dack)
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- - Every Australasian International Dirt Bike Rider - -
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
For relatively small countries, Australia and New Zealand always seem to produce great riders and
champions – here is a list of riders who have made an impact on the international racing stage in all aspects
of off-road motorcycling.
I will compile all of these rider’s achievements over the next few months but if anyone has any info that will
help please e-mail me on smartymx97@yahoo.com – likewise, if I have missed anyone let me know.
Leigh Adams – AUS – Speedway
Laurie Alderton – AUS – Enduro/Motocross
Craig Anderson – AUS - Motocross/Supercross
2004 - 15th Outdoor AMA MX (Pro Open), USA
2003 - 7th Outdoor AMA MX (Pro Lites), USA
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2002 – 3 rd - German International Supercross Championship
2000 – 4 th - German International Supercross Championship
1999 – 2 nd - German International Supercross Championship
Kim Ashkanazi – AUS – Motocross/Supercross
UK 125cc Supercross Champion
Geoff Ballard
Jack Biggs – AUS – Speedway
Barry Briggs – NZ - Speedway-
Troy Butler – AUS – Speedway
1989: World Speedway Finals – Munich: 12th
Michael Byrne – AUS - Motocross/Supercross
Andy Caldecott – AUS – Rally
Dakar Rally – 6 th - 2005
Cody Cooper – NZ - Motocross/Supercross
Josh Coppins – NZ – Motocross
Jason Crump – AUS - Speedway
Phil Crump – AUS - Speedway
Dean Ferris – AUS - Motocross
Matt Fish – AUS – Rallye
Rodney Foggatter – AUS – Rallye
Stephen Gall – AUS - Motocross/Supercross
1984 World Masters Supercross Champion – Stamford Bridge, London.
Ben Grabham – AUS – Rallye/Enduro
Troy Herfoss – AUS – Supermoto
Lyndon Heffernan – AUS - Motocross
Darryl Hurley - Motocross/Supercross
Chris Holder – AUS - Speedway
Takeshi Katsuya – Aus – Motocross
1999 Japanese 125cc Motocross Champion
2008 and 2009 Japanese 250cc Motocross Champion
Glenn Kearney – AUS – Enduro
Darryl King – NZ - Motocross
Shayne King - Motocross/Supercross/Enduro
1996 World 500cc Motocross Champion
Aub Lawson – AUS – Speedway

1958 World Speedway Championships – 3rd
Jeff Leisk - Motocross/Supercross
1979 World Minibike Championship:
100cc Stock – 1 st
100cc Modified – 1 st
125cc Stock – 1st
Geoff Mardon – NZ - Speedway
Ivan Mauger – NZ – Speedway
6 x World Speedway Championships
Jay Marmont – AUS – Motocross
Ryan Marmont – AUS - Motocross
Ivan Miller – NZ – Motocross
Daniel Miner – AUS – Enduro
Ronnie Moore – AUS - Speedway
Stefan Merriman – NZ – Enduro
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
1998 World Enduro Championship 250 cc Husqvarna 0 4th
1999 World Enduro Championship 250 cc Husqvarna 8 2nd
2000 World Enduro Championship 250 cc Husqvarna 7 1st
2001 World Enduro Championship 400 cc Husqvarna 7 1st
2002 World Enduro Championship 400 cc Husqvarna 5 2nd
2003 World Enduro Championship 250 cc Honda 9 1st
2004 World Enduro Championship E1 Yamaha 13 1st
2005 World Enduro Championship E2 Yamaha 11 2nd
2006 World Enduro Championship E2 Yamaha 3 3rd
2007 World Enduro Championship E2 Aprilia 0 5th
2008 World Enduro Championship E3 Aprilia 3 5 th
Brett Metcalfe - Motocross/Supercross
Andrew McFarlane - Motocross/Supercross
Ronnie Moore – NZ - Speedway
Matthew Philips – AUS – Enduro
Katherine Plumm – NZ – Motocross
Toby Price – AUS – Enduro
Chad Reed - Motocross/Supercross
2002 AMA East Coast Lites SX Champion
2003 U.S Open Champion
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2003 FIM World Supercross Champion
2004 U.S Open Champion
2004 AMA Supercross Champion
2005 X-Games Supermoto- Bronze Medal
2007 King of Bercy Supercross Champion
2008 AMA/FIM World Supercross Champion
2009 Monster Energy Triple Crown MX Champion
2009 AMA National Motocross Champion
2009 AMA Athlete of the Year
2009 Australian Supercross Champion
Jackson Richardson – AUS – Motocross/Supercross
Billy Sanders – AUS – Speedway
1980 World Speedway Championship – 3 rd
1983 World Speedway Championship – 2nd
1984 World Speedway Championship – 12th
Robert Scott – AUS – Motocross
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
1990: 10 th Outright – 500cc World Motocross GP – San Marino.
Les Sheehan – AUS – Scrambles/Enduro
Tye Simmonds – AUS – Motocrss/Supercross
Josh Strang – AUS – Enduro
2010 GNCC Champion
John Titman – AUS – Speedway
1978 World Speedway Championships – 8 th
1979 World Speedway Championships – 10 th
Ben Townley – NZ - - Motocross/Supercross
Darcy Ward – AUS – Speedway
Graham Warren – AUS - Speedway
Shane Watts – AUS - Enduro
Paul Whibly – NZ – Enduro
Todd Wiltshire – AUS - Speedway
Arthur George "Bluey" Wilkinson – AUS - Speedway
Lionel Van Praag – AUS – Speedway
1936 World Speedway Champion (First Ever Championship Held at Wembley Stadium)
Jack Young – AUS –Speedway
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M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
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-- HERE ARE THE RESULTS FROM ALL OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
THAT HAVE FINISHED FOR 2013 –
- - 2013 Australian Speedway Championships – January 2013
Final Championship Standings and Points (three round breakdown in brackets): 1. Troy Batchelor (20+20+20)
60. 2. Dakota North (14+18+16) 48. 3. Cameron Woodward (15+17+15) 47. 4. Rohan Tungate (17+9+17) 43. 5.
Jason Doyle (18+7+18) 43. 6. Davey Watt (11+16+12) 39. 7. Alex Davies (12+11+11) 34. 8. Michael Dyer
(16+4+13) 33. 9. Justin Sedgmen (13+15+3) 31. 10. Josh Grajczonek (10+12+9) 31 11. Mark Lemon (9+14+7)
30. 12. Sam Masters (7+13+10) 30. 13. Tryon Proctor (6+10+14) 30. 14. Adam Shields (3+6+4) 13. 15. Kozza
Smith (4+2+6) 12. 16. Cameron Heeps (2+3+2)
2013 Pixado Troy Bayliss Cup – January 2013
Final Results: 1. Michael Kirkness. 2. Troy Herfoss. 3. Jarryd Oram. 4. Troy Bayliss. 5. Paul Caslick. 6. Broc
Parkes. 7. Jamie Stauffer. 8. Damian Cudlin. 9. Josh Waters. 10. Josh Brookes. DNF – Chris Vermeulen, Josh
Hook.
- - 2013 Montova Starcross – January 2013
Saturday’s Superpole Results 1. Desalle (Suzuki / BEL) 1'48 "505 2. Paulin (Kawasaki / FRA) 1'48 "795 3.
Goncalves (KTM / POR) 1'49 "214 4. Nagl (Honda / GER) 1'49 "742 5. Guarneri (KTM / ENG) 1'50 "436 6. van
Horebeek (Kawasaki / BEL) 1'50 "504 7. Boog (KTM / FRA) 1'50 "694 8. Bobryshev (Honda / RUS) 1'50 "805 9.
Leok (Honda / EST) 1'51 "138 10. Strijbos (Suzuki / BEL) 1'51 "675.
Sunday’s Results: Overall
1. STRIJBOS Kevin - MX1 - Rockstar Energy Suzuki - 75 (25+25+25).
2. BOBRYSHEVshev Evgeny - MX1 - World Motocross Honda - 52 (10+20+22).
3. LEOK Tanel - MX1 - Honda - 52 (15+22+15).
4. VAN HOREBEEK Jeremy - MX1 - Monster Energy Kawasaki - 51 (18+15+18).
5. PAULIN Gautier - MX1 - Kawasaki Racing Team - 50 (20+14+16).
6. BOOG Xavier - MX1 - Ice1 Racing KTM - 45 (9+16+20).
7. DESALLE Clement - MX1 - Rockstar Energy Suzuki - 42 (22+18+2).
8. GETTEMAN Jens - MX1 - LS Honda - 38 (13+12+13).
9. VAN DUEREN Kenny - MX1 - Scott KTM - 32 (7+11+14).
10. NAGL Maximilian - MX1 - Honda World Motocross - 32 (16+13+3).

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11. DAMI Stefano - MX1 - Offroad Italian Yamaha - 24 (5+8+11).
12. BEGGI Cristian - MX1 - Moto Base Honda - 21 (2+7+12).
13. DE REUVER Marc - MX1 - Stabilo KTM - 21 (11+9+1).
14. DELINCE Jeremy - MX1 - RB Team Yamaha - 19 (0+10+9).
15. FERRARI Fabio - MX1 - Arco Di Trento Honda - 18 (4+6+8).
16. JUST August - MX1 - Latvia Elksni Honda - 14 (0+4+10).
17. MARTENS Yentel - MX1 - JM Racing Kawasaki - 14 (3+5+6).
18. GUARNERI Davide - MX1 - Marchetti KTM - 14 (14+0+0).
19. POURCEL Sebastien - MX1 - Team Gebben Yamaha - 12 (12+0+0).
20. PASCHINSKIJ Nikolai - MX1 - Scott KTM - 10 (0+3+7).
- - 2013 Woodville GP – New Zealand – January 2013
Invitation feature race: 1. Ben Townley (Tauranga, Honda). 2. Todd Waters (Australia, KTM). 3. Kirk Gibbs
(Australia, KTM). 4. Michael Phillips (Rotorua, Honda). 5. Jake Nicholls (Great Britain, KTM).
MX1 class: 1. Ben Townley (Tauranga, Honda) 72 points; 2. Cody Cooper (Mount Maunganui, Suzuki) 69; 3
(Tie) Justin McDonald (Christchurch, Honda) and Michael Phillips (Rotorua, Honda) 50.
MX2 class: 1. Jake Nicholls (Great Britain, KTM) 75; 2. Scott Columb (Queenstown, Yamaha) 60; 3. Darryll King
(Hamilton, Yamaha) 58.
- - 2013 InsureMyRide Melbourne Enduro-X- Feb 2013
Pro Class Final (Overall Results): 1. Peter Boyle 75 Pts 2. Chris Hollis 60 Pts 3. Toby Price 57 Pts 4. Mitch
Harper 54 Pts 5. Tom McCormack 44 Pts 6. Ben Grabham 39 Pts 7. Jarrod Bewley 38 Pts 8. Alex Bolton 37 Pts
9. Robert Nowak 36 Pts 10. Kyle Redmund 35 Pts 11. Wally Palmer 25 Pts 12. Cameron Taylor 18 Pts13. Travis
Cooper 10 Pts
Expert Final Top 10: 1. Dylan Rees 2. Luke Tomlinson 3. Thomas Tuckerman 4. Cade Vagg 5. Nathan Purton 6.
Shaun Brunton 7. Jacob Deagan 8. Troy Maynes 9. Broc Grabham 10. Jayden Grimshaw
Over 35 Final Top 10: 1. Cameron Taylor 2. Adam Reiman 3. David Petroff 4. Miller Hinds 5. Jason Salopayers
6. Darren Jessett 7. Owen Lock 8. Paul Luxmore 9. Lee Pearsall 10. David Flemming
Clubman Final Top 10: 1. Thomas Crutchfield 2. Zac Mularczyk 3. Anthony Hanlan 4. Hayden Bryan 5. Richard
Duryea 6. Jacob Whittle 7. Dan March 8. Andrew Wilksch 9. Simon Van Baalen 10. Michael Bowes
Women Final: 1. Kristie McKinnon 2. Ina Halls 3. Teneil VAN DOORN 4. Kellie Catanese 5. Amber Lock

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
Junior Final: 1. Tom Mason 2. Nic Tomlinson 3. Stuart Holt 4. James Boyle 5. Jake Jordan-Hill 6. Kyle Bernard 7.
Jacob Sinclair 8. Brady Milton
-- All of the Results from 2012 --
- - 2012 RESULTS FROM AUSTRALIA
- - 2012 Australian Supercross Championships – Final Results
Australian Supercross Championship – Final Standings – Pro-Open: 1. Jay Marmont – 87. 2. Daniel McCoy –
78. 3. Chad Reed – 75. 4. Jake Moss – 67. 5. Lawson Bopping – 66. 6. Todd Waters – 62. 7. Cheyne Boyd – 55.
8. Tye Simmonds – 55. 9. Ben Townley – 48. 10. Billy Mackenzie – 46.
Australian Supercross Championship – Final Standings – Pro-Lites: 1. Gavin Faith – 95. 2. Ryan Marmont – 79.
3. Kade Mosig – 77. 4. Steven Clarke – 69. 5. Scott Coloumb – 54. 6. Nick Sutherland – 46. 7. Kim Ashkenazi –
43. 8. Taylor Potter – 39. 9. Luke Clout – 38. 10. Geran Stapleton – 37.
Australian Supercross Championship – Final Standings – Under 19s: 1. 96 Kale Makeham 88. 2. 45 Hayden
Mellross 87. 3. 10 Jay Wilson 78. 4. 15 Ben George 65. 5. 117 Dylan Long 62. 6. 47 Sam Martin 62. 7. 81 Joel
Evans 42. 8. 28 Jake Vella 41. 9. 112 Nick Scott 41. 10. 82 Elijah Wiese 34.
Australian Supercross Championship - Final Standings - Junior Lites: 1. Aaron Tanti 97. 2. Tim O'Brien 73. 3.
Brock McLeary 72. 4. Dylan Heaton 71. 5. Nathan Denny 68. 6. Bailey Coxon 55. 7. Thomas Henry 47. 8. Harry
Rae 37. 9. James Anderson 34. 10. Blake Colleton 25.
- - Australian MX Nationals – Final Standings
- MXD Championship Standings: 1. Kayne Lamont 521 Pts. 2. Dylan Long 500 Pts. 3. Dylan Leary 462 Pts. 4. Jay
Wilson 439 Pts. 5. Kale Makeham 428 Pts. 6. Sam Martin 411 Pts. 7. Mitch Norris 322 Pts. 8. Wade Hunter 268
Pts. 9. Joel Milesevic 230 Pts. 10. Mitch Budd 201 Pts.
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- MX2 Championship Standings: 1. Ford Dale 571 Pts. 2. Luke Styke 569 Pts. 3. Josh Cachia 565 Pts. 4. Kade
Mosig 499 Pts. 5. Kirk Gibbs 441 Pts. 6. Cheyne Boyd 411 Pts. 7. Adam Monea 409 Pts. 8. Scott Columb 360 Pts.
9. Justin McDonald 320 Pts. 10. Lewis Woods 306 Pts.Yamaha 37 Pts. 10. 6 Jake Moss Honda 36 Pts. 11. 100
Craig Anderson Yamaha 30 Pts.
- MX1 Championship Standings: 1. Josh Coppins 618 Pts. 2. Todd Waters 607 Pts. 3. Cody Cooper 509 Pts. 4.
Brad Anderson 509 Pts. 5. Lawson Bopping 506 Pts. 6. Jay Marmont 374 Pts. 7. Jake Moss 347 Pts. 8. Dean
Porter 331 Pts. 9. Daniel McCoy 329 Pts. 10. Dan Reardon 320 Pts. 11. Tye Simmonds 234 Pts. 12. Craig
Anderson 207 Pts.
- - Australia - 2012 Honda Australian Junior Motocross Championships – Final Standings:
- 50cc Auto: Billy Payne, Brad West (KTM), Jasyn Roney (Cobra).
- 65cc 7-U9: Jett Lawrence (KTM), Dominic Walker (KTM), Regan Turner (KTM).
- 65cc 9-U11: Bailey Malkiewicz (KTM), Rhys Budd (KTM). Tyler Darby (KTM).
- 65cc 11-U13: Caleb Grothues (KTM), Riley Dukes (KTM/SS Racing), Liam Walsh (KTM).
- 85cc 9-U12: Caleb Grothues (KTM), Callum Norton (GMR Motorex KTM), Riley Dukes (KTM/SS Racing).
- 85cc 12-U14: Wilson Todd (Yamaha Junior Racing), Mitchell Evans (GMR Motorex KTM), Hunter Lawrence
(KTM Brisbane).
- 85cc 14-U16: Dylan Heaton, Blake Colleton (Kawasaki Australia), Elias Dukes (KTM).
- 100-150cc 13-U15: Caleb Ward (KTM/JWR), Dylan Heaton, (KTM), Jake Pruiti (KTM).
- 100-150cc 15 Yrs: Joel Wightman (Yamaha Junior Racing), Richard Evans (KTM Australia), Dylan Wilson
(Brisbane KTM).
- 150cc 9-U12: Riley Dukes (Honda/SS Racing), Mason Rowe (Honda), Regan Duffy.
- 150cc 12-U14: Kaleb Barham (Honda), Jimmy Griffin (Honda), Dylan Dukes (Honda).
- 150cc 14-U16: Elias Dukes (Honda), Wayne Stewart (Honda), Lochie Latimer (Honda).
- 200-250cc 13-U15 Yrs: Jesse Dobson (Kawasaki Australia), Wayde Carter (KTM), Caleb Ward (KTM/JWR).
- 200-250cc 15yrs: Jesse Madden (Yamaha), Joel Wightman, Aaron Tanti (KTM/SS Racing).
- 100/250cc Female 13-U16: Emma Milesevic (Yamaha), Jozee Adamson,Alicia Barrett.
- 85cc Female 12-U16: Alicia Barret, Cheyenna Taylor, Jozee Adamson.
- Interstate Cup Challenge Trophy: NSW, Queensland, Victoria.
- - 2012 AORC Championship – Final Standings

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- E1: 1. Daniel Milner (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 232. 2. Josh Green (Active8 Yamaha Yamalube) 215. 3. Ben
Burrell (Motorex KTM Off-Road) 200. 4. Tom McCormack (Yamaha) 176. 5. Luka Bussa (Husqvarna Racing
Team) 174. 6. Tom Kite (Honda) 149. 7. Kristian Sprenger (Yamaha) 115. 8. Nick Lean (Suzuki MX1 Australia)
105. 9. Dylan Rose (Honda) 63. 10.Dean Fiddler (Kawasaki) 37.
- E2: 1. Matt Phillips (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 215. 2. Glenn Kearney (Husqvarna Racing Team) 198. 3. Chris
Hollis (Motorex KTM Off-Road) 194. 4. Mitch Harper (Yamaha) 175. 5. Lachlan Stanford (Suzuki MX1 Australia)
153. 6. Stefan Granquist (Yamaha) 135.7. Jarrod Bewley (Active8 Yamaha Yamalube) 134. 8. Broc Grabham
(KTM) 104. 9. Kane Hall (Husqvarna) 91. 10. Christopher Davey (Christensen’s Motorcycles) 72.
- E3: 1. Toby Price (Motorex KTM Off-Road) 250. 2. Stefan Merriman (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 220. 3. Scott
Keegan (Motorex Force Husaberg) 190. 4. Mitch Bowen (Husaberg) 137. 5. Kye Anderson (KTM) 108. 6.
Christofer Cash (Yamaha) 90. 7. Daniel Sanders (KTM) 76. 8. David Hogan (Highway Performance Bikes) 75. 9.
Luke Tomlinson (KTM) 63. 10. Brett Holl (Honda) 63.
- Outright: 1. Toby Price (Motorex KTM Off-Road) 244. 2. Daniel Milner (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 191. 3.
Matt Phillips (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 169. 4. Stefan Merriman (Ballard’s Yamaha Off-Road) 165. 5. Josh
Green (Active8 Yamaha Yamalube) 154. 6. Glenn Kearney (Husqvarna Racing Team) 153. 7. Chris Hollis
(Motorex KTM Off-Road) 133. 8. Ben Burrell (Motorex KTM Off-Road) 124. 9. Mitcham Harper (Yamaha) 121.
10.Tom McCormack (Yamaha) 99.
- - 2012 A4DE Final Results
- E1: Daniel Milner – Yamaha. Alex Salvini – Husqvarna. Peter Boyle - Honda
- E2: Matt Phillips – Yamaha. Glenn Kearney – Husqvarna. Josh Green - Yamaha
- E3: Toby Price – KTM. Stefan Merriman – Yamaha. Daniel Sanders - KTM
- Veterans: Damian Smith – Husqvarna. Kirk Hutton – Yamaha. David Flemming - KTM
- Masters: Stuart Bennett – KTM. Derek Grundy – Yamaha. Pete Golding - Yamaha
- Womens: Jessica Gardiner – Yamaha. Tanya Hearn – KTM. Tamara Gray - Yamaha
- Top Ten Outright: 1. Daniel Milner – Yamaha. 2. Toby Price – KTM. 3. Alex Salvini – Husqvarna. 4. Matt
Phillips – Yamaha. 5. Stefan Merriman – Yamaha. 6. Glenn Kearney – Husqvarna. 7. Peter Boyle – Honda. 8.
Josh Green – Yamaha. 9. Daniel Sanders – KTM. 10. Ben Grabham – KTM.

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The 2013 A4DE will be held in Harvey, Western Australia from the 17th to the 20th of July.
- - 2012 Australasian Safari – Final Standings
- 2012 Safari Overall Results: 1. SMITH Jake Honda CRF450X 24:56:25. 2. STRANGE Warren Honda CRF450X
25:27:11. 3. INGRAM Ryan KTM 450 27:36:56. 4. CUMMINGS Brett (D) Honda CRF450X 28:39:18. 5. NAPPY
Paul Honda CRF450X 28:40:37. 6. CHITTICK Jamie Honda 450X 28:42:37. 7. SCHWARZ David Husaberg FE570
28:48:28. 8. VERNON Chad Yamaha WR450 28:49:25. 9. HENLEY Guy Honda CRF450X 29:06:08. 10. HEUCHAN
Michael Husaberg FE570 29:57:09.
- - 2012 RESULTS FROM AMERICA - -
- - 2012 AMA Supercross Championships – Final Results
- Supercross Class: 1. Ryan Villopoto, Poulsbo, Wash., Kawasaki, 323. 2. Davi Millsaps, Murrieta, Calif.,
Yamaha, 266. 3. Ryan Dungey, Belle Plaine, Minn., KTM, 257. 4. Justin Brayton, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Honda, 257.
5. Jake Weimer, Rupert, Idaho, Kawasaki, 229. 6. Mike Alessi, Hilliard, Fla., Suzuki, 206. 7. James Stewart,
Haines City, Fla., Yamaha, 178. 8. Brett Metcalfe, Lake Elsinore, Calif., Suzuki, 177. 9. Broc Tickle, Holly, Mich.,
Kawasaki, 171. 10. Kevin Windham, Centreville, Miss., Honda, 166.
- Eastern Regional Supercross Lites Class: 1. Justin Barcia, Ochlocknee, Ga., Honda – 210. 2. Ken Roczen,
Murrieta, Calif., KTM – 165. 3. Blake Wharton, Pilot Point, Texas, Suzuki – 158. 4. Blake Baggett, Grand Terrace,
Calif., Kawasaki – 148. 5. Darryn Durham, Butler, Pa., Kawasaki – 143. 6. Jake Canada, Sun City, Calif., Honda –
131. 7. Justin Bogle, Cushing, Okla., Honda – 117. 8. Kyle Cunningham, Aledo, Texas, Yamaha – 85. 9. Matthew
Lemoine, Collinsville, Texas, Kawasaki – 78. 10. Alex Martin, Millville, Minn., Honda – 77.
- Western Regional Supercross Lites Class: 1. Eli Tomac, Cortez, Colo., Honda, 184. 2. Dean Wilson, Menifee,
Calif., Kawasaki, 154. 3. Marvin Musquin, Murrieta, Calif., KTM, 142. 4. Cole Seely, Murrieta, Calif., Honda, 119.
5. Jason Anderson, Edgewood, N.M., Suzuki, 111. 6. Matt Moss, Murrieta, Calif., KTM, 106. 7. Ryan Sipes,
Ekron, Ky., Yamaha, 96. 8. Martin Davalos, Cairo, Georgia, Suzuki, 89. 9. Billy Laninovich, Riverside, Calif.,
Honda, 85. 10. Nico Izzi, Menifee, Calif., Yamaha, 78.
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- Final 250 Points: 1. Blake Baggett – 519. 2. Justin Barcia – 499. 3. Eli Tomac – 487. 4. Ken Roczen – 456. 5.
Marvin Musquin – 406. 6. Wil Hahn – 316. 7. Blake Wharton – 265. 8. Jason Anderson – 238. 9. Jessy Nelson –
225. 10. Travis Baker – 193.
- Final 450 Points: 1. Ryan Dungey – 580. 2. Mike Alessi – 453. 3. Jake Weimer – 355. 4. Andrew Short – 354. 5.
Broc Tickle – 349. 6. Josh Grant – 277. 7. Justin Brayton – 247. 8. Kyle Chisholm – 211. 9. Davi Millsaps – 176.
10. James Stewart – 163.
-- 2012 Canadian Motocross Championships - Final Standings
- MX1 Final Points Standings: Matt Goerke 442pts. Bobby Kiniry 375pts. Yam. Dusty Klatt 316pts. KTM. Gavin
Gracyk 252pts. Kaw. Tyler Villopoto 230pts. Kaw. Morgan Burger 207pts. Kaw. Tyler Medaglia 182pts. Hon.
Jason Burke 181pts. Hon. Colton Facciotti 175pts. KTM. Shawn Maffenbeier 155pts. Yam.
- MX2 Final Points Standings: Teddy Maier 406pts. Kaw. Jeremy Medaglia 386pts. KTM. Topher Ingalls 263pts.
Hon. Jared Allison 261pts. Yam. Brad Nauditt 230pts. Hon. Kaven Benoit 227pts. KTM. Parker Allison 219pts.
Yam. Spencer Knowles 201pts. Yam. Richard Grey 196pts. Yam. Dylan Kaelin 180pts. Yam.
-- Can-Am GNCC Championship – Final Results
- XC1 Pro Final Standings: 1. Paul Whibley (320/4 wins). 2. Kailub Russell (316/5 wins). 3. Rory Mead (234/2
wins). 4. Thad DuVall (229/1 win). 5. Charlie Mullins (198/1 win). 6. Jordan Ashburn (196). 7. Chris Bach (168).
8. Nathan Kanney (156). 9. Takeshi Koikeda (155). 10. Garrett Edmisten (153).
- XC2 Pro Lites Standings: 1. Jason Thomas (291/2 wins). 2. Steward Baylor Jr. (285/6 wins). 3. Andrew DeLong
(280/5 wins). 4. Jedediah Haines (217). 5. AJ Stewart (159). 6. Brad Bakken (159). 7. Jesse Robinson (156). 8.
Scott Grills (139). 9. Zach Nolan (118). 10. Michael McGinnis (118).
-- 2012 AMA Hare & Hound Championship
1. Kurt W Caselli - KTM. 2. David Pearson. 3. Justin Morrow. 4. Nicholas D Burson. 5. Jacob Argubright. 6. David
Kamo. 7. Skyler Howes. 8. T J Hannifin. 9. Axel Pearson. 10. Nick Thompson
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- Pro Overall: 1. Justin Barcia 2-1-2 Hon. 2. Ryan Dungey 3-2-3 KTM. 3. Eli Tomac 4-4-1 Hon. 4. Chad Reed 5-6-
4 Hon. 5. Josh Grant 6-5-5 Yam. 6. Kyle Cunningham 8-7-6 Yam. 7. Jake Canda 9-10-7 Suz. 8. Kyle Chisholm 11-
9-8 Kaw. 9. Mike Alessi 7-3-19 Suz. 10. Ryan Villopoto 1-12-21. 11. Justin Brayton 10-8-20 Yam. 12. Vince
Friese 15-16-9 Suz. 13. Jake Weimer 12-18-10 Kaw. 14. Killy Rusk 14-17-11 Hon. 15. Antonio Balbi 13-13-16
Kaw. 16. Christian Craig 21-11-12 Hon. 17. Austin Politelli 20-14-14 Hon. 18. Ben LaMay 22-15-13 Yam. 19.
Gareth Swanepoel 16-20-15 Suz. 20. Jeff Alessi 17-19-17 Suz. 21. Austin Howell 19-21-18 Suz. 22. Kyle
Partridge 18-22-22 Suz
Amateur All-Stars Overall: 1. Cooper Webb 2-3 Yam. 2. Adam Cianciarulo 5-1 Kaw. 3. Paul Coates 7-2 Yam. 4.
Shane McElrath 1-11 Hon. 5. Brady Kiesel 4-9 Hon. 6. Nick Gaines 8-6 Kaw. 7. Anthony Rodriguez 6-8 Yam. 8.
Jordon Smith 3-13 Hon. 9. Mitchell Oldenburg 14-4 Kaw. 10. Daniel Baker 13-5 Suz
- Super-Mini Overall: 1. Austin Forkner, 2. Chase Sexton, 3. Kotaro Takahasi, 4. Luke Purther, 5. Joey Crown, 6.
Tommy Maxey, 7. Challen Tennant, 8. Mark Worth, Santan Valley, 9. Robbie Wageman, Newhall, 10. Brandon
Hartranft.
- - 2012 World Vets Championships – Glenn Helen Raceway
- Over 30 Results: 1. Ryan Hughes (Suz) 3-1. 2. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw) 2-2. 3. Travis Preston (Yam) 1-5. 4. Mike
Sleeeter (KTM) 5-3. 5. Doug Dubach (Yam) 4-5. 6. Kris Keefer (Yam) 6-6. 7. Dennis Stapleton (Kaw) 7-7. 8. Mark
Tilley (Kaw) 9-8. 9. Beau Baron (Hon) 11-12
10. Billy-Bob Knuckles (Montessa) 12-13
- Over 40 Results: 1. Doug Dubach (Yam) 1-1. 2. Julian Cerny (Kaw) 3-2. 3. Billy Joe Mercier (Kaw) 2-3. 4. Kurt
Nicoll (KTM) 4-4. 5. Terry Fowler (Yam) 6-5. 6. Justyn McCabe (Hon) 7-7. 7. Todd Mitchell (Kaw) 5-10. 8. Shawn
Wynne (Kaw) 8-9. 9. Robby Clauss (Yam) 12-6. 10. Willy Musgrave (Yam) 11-8
- Over 50 Results: 1. Pete Murray (Yam) 1-1. 2. Pete DeGraaf (Hon) 2-2. 3. Jon Ortner (Yam) 3-4. 4. Isao Ida
(Hon) 5-3. 5. Steve Lawler (Suz) 6-5. 6. Chuck Sun (KTM) 4-8. 7. Kirk Lewis (Hon) 7-6. 8. Doug Goodman (Hon)
8-9. 9. Ed Guajardo (Hon) 12-7. 10. Bill Stork (Kaw) 11-10
- Over 60 Results: 1. Gary Jones (Hon) 1-1. 2. Lyle Sweeter (Hon) 2-2. 3. George Kohler (Suz) 3-3. 4. Alan Kent
(Hon) 5-4. 5. Mic Rodgers (Suz) 4-7. 6. Don Toussaint (Yam) 7-5. 7. Dwight Catalano (Yam) 6-6. 8. David Bibby
(Hon) 8-8. 9. Jack McCormick (Hon) 9-9. 10. Jody Weisel (KTM) 10-10

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- Over 70 Results: 1. Lars Larsson (KTM) 2-1. 2. Gary Chase (Hon) 1-2. 3. Paul Budai (KTM) 4-3. 4. Gary
Anderson (Hon) 3-4. 5. Curtis Johnson (Yam) 5-5
-- Sleepy Hollow 2-Stroke Championship - Fredericksburg, PA
- 125 Pro Overall: 1. Mike McDade 1-1 Yam. 2. Shane Durham 3-2. 3. Broc Schmelyun 4-3 Yam. 4. Dakota
Kessler 2-5 Yam. 5. Steve Roman 5-4 Yam. 6. Dylan Cox 7-6 Kaw. 7. Addison Kramer 6-8 Kaw. 8. Broc Peterson
9-7 Hon. 9. Ty Newcome 9-9 Suz. 10. C.C. Aughinbaugh 10-11 Hon.
- 250 Pro Overall: 1. Mike McDade Yam. 2. Casey Clark Yam. 3. Dylan Cox Kaw. 4. Dustin Kendall Suz. 5. Broc
Schmelyun Suz. 6. Ty Newcome Yam. 7. Gregory Pamart Hon. 8. Matthew Hougentogler Hon. 9. Tyler Kline
KTM. 10. Charles Bright Hon.
- - GEICO AMA EnduroCross – Final Round – Las Vegas
- Overall Championship Standings: 1, Taddy Blazusiak – 249. 2, Cody Webb – 179. 3, Taylor Robert – 154. 4,
Mike Brown – 151. 5, Cory Graffunder – 133.
- - 2012 THOR Winter Olympics – Gatorback Cycle Park – Gainesville, Florida.
Supercross Results:
Womans 12+: 1. Mackenzie Tricker. 2. Taylor Higgins. 3. Christina Older.
250 A: 1. Cooper Webb 1-1 Yam. 2. Jace Owen 3-2 Suz. 3. Matt Bisceglia 2-3 Hon. 4. Dakota Alix 7-4 KTM. 5.
Luke Renzland 9-5 Yam.
450 A: 1. Cooper Webb 3-1 Yam. 2. Shane McElrath 1-2 Hon. 3. Dakota Alix 4-3 KTM. 4. Paul Coates 2-4 Yam. 5.
Jace Owen 5-5 Suz.
250 Pro Sport: 1. Cooper Webb 2-1 Yam. 2. Shane McElrath 5-2 Hon. 3. Dakota Alix 6-3 KTM. 4. Jace Owen 4-4
Suz. 5. Matt Bisceglia 3-5 Hon.
450 Pro Sport: 1. Shane McElrath 1-1 Hon. 2. Matt Bisceglia 2-2 Hon. 3. Cooper Webb 3-3 Yam. 4. Dakota Alix
5-4 KTM. 5. Jace Owen 4-5 Suz.

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250 B Stock: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Darian Sanayei 3-2 Kaw. 3. Matthew Burkeen DNF-3 Suz.
250 B Mod: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Aaron Plessinger 3-2 Yam. 3. Daniel Baker 8-3 Suz.
Open B Stock: 1. Jordon Smith 2-1 Hon. 2. Tyler McSwain 1-2 Yam. 3. Aaron Plessinger Yam.
Open B Mod: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Cade Clason 1-2 Hon. 3. Matthew Burkeen 2-3 Suz.
250 C Stock:1. Addison Emory IV 1-1 Suz. 2. Nathan Hall 3-2 Kaw. 3. Keenan Mokma 5-3 Kaw.
250 C Mod: 1. Addison Emory IV 1-1 Suz. 2. Austin Pare 4-2 Kaw. 3. Jose Maldonado KTM.
Open C Stock: 1. Addison Emory IV 1-1 Suz. 2. Kyle McElrath 2-2 Hon. 3. Victor Gonzalez 3-3 Suz.
Open C Mod: 1. Addison Emory IV `1-1 Suz. 2. Brodie Keefe 3-2 Kaw. 3. Destin Deerman 4-3 Hon.
Supermini 1: 1. Mitchell Harrison 2-1 Suz. 2. Austin Forkner 1-2 Kaw. 3. Joey Crown 3-3 Suz.
Supermini 2: 1. Joey Crown 2-1 Suz. 2. Austin Forkner Kaw. 3. Brandon Hartranft 2-3 Suz.
Youth (12-16) Stock: 1. Jarek Balkovic 1-1 Yam. 2. Lorenzo Locurcio Yam. 3. Josh Cartwright Yam.
Youth (12-16) Mod: 1. Aaron Plessinger 2-1 Yam. 2. Tucker Maxwell 3-2 Yam. 3. Lorenzo Locurico 1-3 Yam.
Schoolboy (13-16): 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Daniel Baker 3-2 Suz. 3. Zachary Bishop-Burnett Kaw.
Motocross Results:
Womans 12+: 1. Mackenzie Tricker. 2. Taylor Higgins. 3. Hannah Hodges
250 A: 1. Cooper Webb 1-1 Yam. 2. Jace Owen 2-2 Suz. 3. Shane McElrath 5-3 Hon. 4. Dakota Alix 4-4 KTM. 5.
Luke Clout 3-5 Hon.
450 A: 1. Cooper Webb 1-2 Yam. 2. Shane McElrath 4-1 Hon. 3. Jace Owen 3-3 Suz. 4. Luke Clout 2-6 Hon. 5.
Paul Coates 6-4 Yam.

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250 Pro Sport: 1. Cooper Webb 1-1 Yam. 2. Paul Coates 3-2 Yam. 3. Shane McElrath 2-4 Hon. 4. Luke Clout 1-5
Hon. 5. Jace Owen 4-3 Suz.
450 Pro Sport: 1. Shane McElrath 1-1 Hon. 2. Cooper Webb 3-2 Yam. 3. Paul Coates 2-3 Yam. 4. Michael Clarke
4-4 Hon. 5. Carlos Badiali 6-6 Yam.
250 B Stock: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Daniel Baker 2-2 Suz. 3. RJ Hampshire 3-3 Hon.
250 B Mod: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Darian Sanayei 2-2 Kaw. 3. Mark Worth Kaw.
Open B Stock: 1. RJ Hampshire 1-1 Hon. 2. Aaron Plessinger 3-2 Yam. 3. Franklin Nogueras 2-5 Suz.
Open B Mod: 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. John Short Hon. 3. Cade Clason 2-3 Hon.
250 C Stock: 1. Tristan Lane 2-1 Kaw. 2. AJ Meadows Hon. 3. Neviker Romero 3-4 Yam.
250 C Mod: 1. Tristan Lane 2-1 Kaw. 2. Austin Pare 1-2 Kaw. 3. AJ Meadows Hon.
Open C Stock: 1. Addison Emory IV 2-1 Suz. 2. Scott McElroy 1-3 Yam. 3. Victor Gonzalez 3-2 Suz.
Open C Mod: 1. Addison Emory IV 1-1 Suz. 2. Austin Pare Kaw. 3. Daniel Fernandes 3-3 Suz.
Supermini 1: 1. Austin Forkner Kaw. 2. Mitchell Harrison Suz. 3. Ashton Hayes Suz.
Supermini 2: 1. Mitchell Harrison 1-2 Suz. 2. Challen Tennant 4-1 KTM. 3. Ashton Hayes 2-3 Suz.
Youth (12-16) Stock: 1. Lorenzo Locurcio 1-1 Yam. 2. Josh Cartwright 3-2 Yam. 3. Bradley Esper 2-4 Suz.
Youth (12-16) Mod: 1. Aaron Plessinger 1-1 Yam. 2. Josh Cartwright 2-2 Yam. 3. Jerry Robin Yam.
Schoolboy (13-16): 1. Jordon Smith 1-1 Hon. 2. Aaron Plessinger 2-2 Yam. 3. Mark Worth Kaw.
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Overall Results: 1. Colton Udall, San Clemente, Calif./Timmy Weigand, Valencia, Calif./David Kamo, Caldwell,
Idaho, Honda CRF450X, 20:09:30, (55.64 mph) (Class 22).
2. Kurt Caselli, Murrieta, Calif./Ivan Ramirez, Ensenada, Mexico/Mike Brown, Murrieta, Calif./Quinn Cody, Los
Olivos, Calif., KTM 450SX-F, 21:12:50 (52.87 mph) (Class 22).
3. Jim O'Neal, Simi Valley, Calif./Shane Esposito/./Ricky Brabec, Oak Hills, Calif.,/Max Eddy, Barstow, Calif.,
Honda CRF450X, 22:00:36 (50.96 mph) (Class 21).
4. Mark Samuels, Yucca Valley, Calif./Ian Young, San Clemente, Calif./Evan Kelly, Mojave, Calif./Justin Jones,
Norco, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 22:32:35 (49.75 mph) (Class 22).
5. Mike Johnson, El Paso, Texas/Rex Cameron, Albuquerque, N.M./Jason Trubey, Henderson, Nev./Ben
Brinkley, Bothell, Wash./Clint Braun, Henderson, Nev., Honda CRF450X, 22:47:24 (49.21 mph) (Class 30).
6. Francisco Septien, Ensenada, Mexico/Roberto Villalobos, Tecate, Mexico/David Zarate, Los Cabos,
Mexico/Adam Neuwirth, Malibu, Calif., Honda CRF450X, 23:30:39 (47.70 mph) (Class 21).
7. Francisco Arredondo, Guatemala/Pal Anders, Norway/Ryan Dudek/Matt Karlsen, USA, Honda CRF450X,
23:39:02 (47.42 mph) (Class 30).
8. Warren Strange/Vernon Strange/Jake Smith, Australia, Honda CRF450X,23:41:39 (47.33 mph) (Class 22).
9. A.J. Stewart, Jamul, Calif./Justin Morgan, Alpine, Calif./Corey Freeman, Fallbrook, Calif./Kevin Johnson,
Boulder City, Nev., Honda CRF450Xm 24:21:31 (46.04 mph) (Class 22).
10. Jeff Kaplan, Thousand Oaks, Calif./Ron Wilson, Encinitas, Calif./Scott Dunlavey, Lafayette, Calif., Honda
CRF450X, 25:14:10 (44.44 mph) (Class 40)
- - 2012 RESULTS FROM EUROPE - -
- Mantova Starcross Winners: 1984 M.Velkeneers (Gilera/OLA); 1985 C.Maddii (Gilera/ITA); 1986 G.Jobé
(Suzuki/BEL); 1987 D.Strijbos (Cagiva/OLA); 1988 E.Geboers (Honda/BEL); 1989 J.Leisk (Honda/AUS); 1990
S.Kalos (Yamaha/USA); 1991 T.Parker (Honda/USA); 1992 T.Vohland (Suzuki/USA); 1993 M.Fanton
(Kawasaki/ITA); 1994 S.Everts (Kawasaki/BEL); 1995 T.Vohland (Suzuki/USA); 1996 M.Bervoets (Suzuki/BEL);
1997 T.Vohland (Yamaha/USA); 1998 A.Bartolini (Yamaha/ITA); 1999 A.Bartolini (Yamaha/ITA); 2000 M.Pichon
(Suzuki/FRA); 2001 A.Bartolini (Husqvarna/ITA); 2002 P.Beirer (Vismara Honda/GER); 2003 M.Pichon
(Suzuki/ITA); 2004 S.Everts (Yamaha/BEL); 2005 S.Everts (Yamaha/BEL); 2006 S.Everts (Yamaha/BEL); 2007
M.Nagl (KTM/GER); 2008 D.Philippaerts (KTM/ITA); 2009 K.Strijbos (Honda/BEL); 2010 A.Cairoli (KTM/ITA);
2011 D.Philippaerts (Yamaha/ITA);2012 A.Cairoli (KTM/ITA)
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- Superbowl of Supercross Results: 1. Brayton Justin (2-1) 2 Tomac Eli (1-2) 3 Paulin Gautier (4-3) 4 Soubeyras
Cedric (3-4) 5 Martin Christophe (6-5) 6 Rombaut Loic (8-6) 7 Izoird Fabien (7-7) 8 Coulon Cyrille (5-12) 9
Maillard Boris (9-9) 10 Clermont Jason (11-8) 11 Degli Esposti Davide (10-10) 12 Pourcel Christophe (12-11) - -
30th Bercy Supercross – Paris – France
- - 2012 Bercy Supercross
- Top Ten Overall: 1. Jake Weimer - 1-1-2. 2. Eli Tomac - 2-2-1. 3. Justin Brayton - 3-3-3. 4. Cedric Soubeyras -
5-5-4. 5. Wil Hahn - 6-7-6. 6. Cyrille Coulon - 7-6-7. 7. Kyle Chisholm - 4-4-14. 8. Fabien Izoird - 10-8-5. 9.
Charles Lefrancois - 8-9-9. 10. Christophe Martin - 15-10-8.
- - Athens Supercross – Peace and Friendship Stadium, Athens, Greece
Overall: 1. Weston Peick Yam. 2. Filip Neugebauer Kaw. 3. Mickael Musquin Hon. 4. Jason Thomas Suz. 5. Cole
Siebler Hon. 6. Florent Richier KTM.
- - Stuttgard Supercross
- FRIDAY RESULTS: 1. Mickael Musquin. 2. Florent Richier. 3. Jason Thomas. 4. Dennis Ullrich. 5. Tyer Bowers.
6. Vince Friese. 7. P.J. Larson. 8. Gareth Swanepoel. 9. Ben Lamay. 10. Joaquim Rodriques.
- SATURDAY RESULTS: 1. Florent Richier. 2. Filip Neubauer. 3. Dennis Ullrich. 4. Vince Friese. 5. Joaquim
Rodriques. 6. Tyler Bowers. 7. Mickael Musquin. 8. Jason Thomas. 9. Teddy Maier. 10. Cole Siebler.
- - 2012 Geneva Supercross
Friday Night Results: 1. Justin Brayton. 2. Marvin Musquin. 3. Cedric Soubeyras. 4. Jason Clermont
. 5.
Christophe Martin. 6. Loic Rombault. 7. Charles Lafrancois. 8. Gauthier Paulin. 9. Fabien Izoird. 10. Gregory
Aranda.
Saturday Night Results: 1. Justin Brayton. 2. Marvin Musquin. 3. Gautier Paulin. 4. Gregory Aranda. 5. Jason
Clermont. 6. Cyrille Coulon. 7. Fabien Izoird. 8. Loic Rombaut. 9. Christophe Martin. 10. Jack Brunell.
WMX Friday Night Results: 1. Meghan Rutledge Kaw. 2. Justin Charroux Yam. 3. Livia Lancelot Kaw. 4. Vicki
Golden Kaw. 5. Jackie Ives Yam. 6. Juliette Berrez Yam.

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WMX Saturday Night Results: 1. Livia Lancelot. 2. Meghan Rutledge. 3. Vicki Golden. 4. Justine Charroux. 5.
Jackie Ives. 6. Juilette Berrez
- - ADAC German Supercross Championship – Round 2 – Chemnitz
CHEMNITZ Friday Results: 1. Tyler Bowers. 2. Florent Richier. 3. Joaquim Rodrigues. 4. Filip Neugebauer. 5.
Mickael Musquin. 6. Jason Thomas. 7. Cole Siebler. 8. Dennis Ullrich. 9. Marcus Schiffer. 10. Filip Thuresson.
CHEMNITZ Saturday Results: 1. Dennis Ullrich. 2. Tyler Bowers. 3. Florent Richier. 4. Jason Thomas. 5. Filip
Neugebauer. 6. Marcus Schiffer. 7. Joaquim Rodrigues. 8. Mickael Musquin. 9. Cole Siebler. 10. Daniel Blair.
King of Chemnitz - SX1 Overall: 1. Tyler Bowers. 2. Florent Richier. 3. Dennis Ullrich. 4. Jaquim Rodrigues. 5.
Filip Neugebauer. 6. Jason Thomas. 7. Mickael Musquin. 8. Marcus Schiffer. 9. Cole Siebler. 10. Daniel Blair. 11.
Filip Thuresson. 12. Jeff Alessi. 13. Gareth Swanepoel. 14. Robert Kiniry. 15. Ben Lamay.
-- Red Bull Sea to Sky - Kemer, Turkey
Top 10 Results – Graham Jarvis (GBR HUSABERG) 2 hours 16 minutes. Jonny Walker (GBR KTM) 2:21. Paul
Bolton (GBR KTM) 2:30. Andreas Lettenbichler (GER HUSQVARNA) 2:33. Xavier Galindo (ESP HUSABERG) 2:34.
Philipp Scholz (GER KTM) 2:51. Lars Enöckl (AUT KTM) 2:59. Neumayr Harry (AUT KTM) 3:00. Forster Gerhard
(GER HUSQVARNA) 3:01.Rene Dietrich (GER KTM) 3:09.
-- 2012 Rallye of Morocco - 14th to 20th October – Final Standings
Final standings Morocco Rally: 1, Despres, KTM 17 hours 58.36. 2, Joan Barreda, Spain, Husqvarna, at 6.52. 3,
Lopez, Chile at 34.28. 4, Frans Verhoeven, Netherlands, Yamaha at 40.42. 5, Goncalves at 43.52
-- 2012 Enduro World Championship Final Standings
- Enduro 1 – 1. Antine Meo (Husq) 2. Thomas Oldrati (Husaberg) 196 Pts. 3. Rodrig Thain (Honda) 191 Pts. 4.
Erno Remes (KTM) 190 Pts. 5. Matti Seistola (Husqvarna) 172 Pts
- Enduro 2 - 1. Pela Renet (Husaberg) 260; 2. Cristobal Guerrero (KTM) 243; 3. Juha Salminen (Husqvarna) 236;
4. Ivan Cervantes (Gas Gas) 173; 5. Johnny Aubert (KTM) 162; 10. Hans Vogels (Husaberg) 72

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- Enduro 3 - 1. Christophe Nambotin (KTM) 314; 2. Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) 238; 3. Aigar Leok (TM) 232;
4. David Knight (KTM) 178; 5. Oriol Mena (Husaberg) 167; 7. Christophe Robert (Husaberg) 109
- Enduro Junior - 1. Mathias Bellino (Husaberg) 299; 2. Jonathan Manzi (KTM) 229; 3. Danny McCanney (Gas
Gas) 216; 4. Kevin Benavides (KTM) 172; 5. Rudi Moroni (KTM) 151; 8. Alex Rockwell (Husaberg) 97; 10. Johan
Edlund (Husaberg) 81
- Enduro Women - 1. Laia Sanz (Gas Gas) 151; 2. Ludivine Puy (Gas Gas) 145; 3. Audrey Rossat (KTM) 89; 4.
Blandine Dufrene (Husaberg) 72; 5. Jessica Gardiner (Yamaha) 65; 8. Jane Daniels (Husaberg) 43
- Enduro Youth Cup - 1. Giacomo Redondi (KTM) 277; 2. Matteo Bresolin (Husaberg) 161; 3. Jamie McCanney
(Husaberg) 115; 4. Luis Oliveira (Yamaha) 95; 5. Albin Elowson (Husaberg) 93
-- 2012 Dutch Motocross Championship – Final Standings
- MX1 Final Championship Points Standings: 1. Herjan Brakke 230pts. Yam. 2. Evgeny Bobryshev 212pts. Hon.
3. Assign Dycker 178pts. Hon. 4. Marvin van Daele 137pts. Kaw. 5. Stuwey Reijnders 131pts. Suz.
- MX2 Final Championship Points Standings: 1. Jeffrey Herlings 340pts. 2. Jake Nicholls 231pts. 3. Erik Eggens
225pts. 4. Glenn Coldenhoff 209pts. 5. Joel Roelants 167pts.
-- 2012 Motocross of Nations - Lommel – Belgium – Final Standings
- Race One Results - MX1/MX2: 1. Antonio Cairoli (ITA, KTM), 34:26.888; 2. Gautier Paulin (FRA, Kawasaki),
+0:21.182; 3. Maximilian Nagl (GER, KTM), +0:28.933; 4. Clement Desalle (BEL, Suzuki), +0:38.741; 5. Ken
Roczen (GER, KTM), +0:40.180; 6. Evgeny Bobryshev (RUS, Honda), +1:05.036; 7. Ryan Dungey (USA, KTM),
+1:11.286; 8. Tommy Searle (GBR, Kawasaki), +1:38.040; 9. Marc de Reuver (NED, Kawasaki), +1:42.851; 10.
Jeremy van Horebeek (BEL, KTM), +1:44.824; 11. Joshua Coppins (NZL, Yamaha), +1:59.621; 12. Rui Goncalves
(POR, Honda), +2:00.412; 13. Martin Barr (IRL, Suzuki), +2:20.617; 14. Blake Baggett (USA, Kawasaki), -1 lap(s);
15. Glenn Coldenhoff (NED, KTM), -1 lap(s); 16. Jake Nicholls (GBR, KTM), -1 lap(s); 17. Gert Krestinov (EST,
Honda), -1 lap(s); 18. Alexander Tonkov (RUS, Honda), -1 lap(s); 19. Marvin Musquin (FRA, KTM), -1 lap(s); 20.
Priit Rätsep (EST, KTM), -1 lap(s); 21. Lawson Bopping (AUS, Yamaha), -1 lap(s); 26. Luke Styke (AUS,
Yamaha), -1 lap(s); 34. Kayne Lamont (NZL, KTM), -2 lap(s); 37. Alessandro Lupino (ITA, Husqvarna), -16 lap(s);

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- Race 2 Results - MX2/Open: 1. Jeffrey Herlings (NED, KTM), 34:41.619; 2. Tanel Leok (EST, Suzuki),
+0:58.141; 3. Ken de Dycker (BEL, KTM), +1:00.358; 4. Ken Roczen (GER, KTM), +1:48.464; 5. Davide Guarneri
(ITA, KTM), +2:27.689; 6. Blake Baggett (USA, Kawasaki), -1 lap(s); 7. Marcus Schiffer (GER, Suzuki), -1 lap(s); 8.
Todd Waters (AUS, Suzuki), -1 lap(s); 9. Max Anstie (GBR, Honda), -1 lap(s); 10. Xavier Boog (FRA, Kawasaki), -
1 lap(s); 11. Marvin Musquin (FRA, KTM), -1 lap(s); 12. Alexander Tonkov (RUS, Honda), -1 lap(s); 14. Justin
Barcia (USA, Honda), -1 lap(s); 17. Cody Cooper (NZL, Suzuki), -1 lap(s); 20. Luke Styke (AUS, Yamaha), -1
lap(s); 25. Alessandro Lupino (ITA, Husqvarna), -2 lap(s); 33. Kayne Lamont (NZL, KTM), -2 lap(s); 36. Jake
Nicholls (GBR, KTM), -11 lap(s); 38. Jeremy van Horebeek (BEL, KTM), -15 lap(s); 39. Glenn Coldenhoff (NED,
KTM), -17 lap(s);.
- Race 3 Results MX1/MX3: 1. Antonio Cairoli, (ITA, KTM), 35:00.015; 2. Jeffrey Herlings, (NED,KTM), 3.037; 3.
Justin Barcia, (USA, HON), 57.823; 4. Tanel Leok, (EST, SUZ), 1:23.257; 5. Ken De Dycker, (BEL, KTM), 1:29.784;
6. Maximilian Nagl, (GER, KTM), 1:37.774; 7. Clement Desalle, (BEL, SUZ), 1:49.089; 8. Gautier Paulin, (FRA,
KAW), 1:56.647; 9. Ryan Dungey, (USA, KTM), 2:00.599; 10. Rui Goncalves, (POR, HON), 2:08.575. 14. Marcus
Schiffer (GER, Suzuki), 15. Todd Waters, (AUS, Suz), 19. Lawason Boppin, (AUS, Yam).
- 2012 Motocross of Nations Final Team Standings: 1. Germany – 25pts. 2. Belgium – 29pts. 3. United States –
39pts. 4. Netherlands – 44pts. 5. Italy – 45pts . 6. France – 47pts. 7. Estonia – 56pts. 8. Great Britain – 56pts. 9.
Portugal – 80pts. 10. Australia – 83pts. 11. Russia – 93pts. 12. Sweden – 103pts. 13. Ireland – 106pts. 14.
Latvia – 120pts. 15. New Zealand – 127pts.
-- 2012 Motocross of European Nations - Kiev – Ukrane
- RACE 1 (EMX1 & EMX2): 1. Davide Guarneri (ITA, KTM), 34:50.120; 2. Tim Gajser (SLO, KTM), +0:23.874; 3.
Gert Krestinov (EST, Honda), +0:42.811; 4. Samuele Bernardini (ITA, KTM), +1:12.232; 5. Lukasz Lonka (POL,
Honda), +1:17.374; 6. Matevz Irt (SLO, Suzuki), +1:20.524; 7. Roman Morozov (UKR, Yamaha), +1:21.649; 8.
Artem Sadilov (RUS, Yamaha), +1:42.116; 9. Andriy Burenko (UKR, Suzuki), +2:06.756; 10. Dmytro Asmanov
(UKR2, Kawasaki), +2:07.074;
- RACE 2 (EMX2 & EMX OPEN): 1. Priit Ratsep (EST, KTM), 35:24.130; 2. Klemen Gercar (SLO, Honda),
+0:00.477; 3. Augusts Justs (LAT, Honda), +0:02.158; 4. Evgeny Mikhaylov (RUS, KTM), +0:04.015; 5. Mykola
Pashchynskyi (UKR, KTM), +0:07.554; 6. Vytautas Bucas (LTU, Honda), +0:40.521; 7. Tomas Simko (SVK, KTM),
+0:48.720; 8. Tim Gajser (SLO, KTM), +0:54.070; 9. Samuele Bernardini (ITA, KTM), +0:55.371; 10. Andriy
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- RACE 3 (EMX1 & EMX OPEN): 1. Davide Guarneri (ITA, KTM), 35:50.095; 2. Evgeny Mikhaylov (RUS, KTM),
+0:01.582; 3. Roman Morozov (UKR, Yamaha), +0:03.348; 4. Gert Krestinov (EST, Honda), +0:05.426; 5. Manuel
Monni (ITA, KTM), +0:07.384; 6. Mykola Pashchynskyi (UKR, KTM), +0:25.105; 7. Lukasz Lonka (POL, Honda),
+0:31.948; 8. Klemen Gercar (SLO, Honda), +0:39.703; 9. Priit Ratsep (EST, KTM), +0:44.525; 10. Evgeni Tyletski
(BLR, KTM), +0:56.104;
- Final Team Standings: 1. Italy; 2. Slovenia; 3. Ukraine A; 4. Estonia; 5. Russia; 6. Lithuania; 7. Latvia; 8.
Poland; 9. Slovakia; 10. Ukraine B;
-- 2012 World Motocross Championship – Final Results
- MX2 Championship Final Standings: 1. Jeffery Herlings 694pts. 2. Tommy Searle 651pts. Kaw. 3. Jeremy van
Horebeek 559pts. KTM. 4. Jake Nicholls 443pts. KTM. 5. Jordi Tixier 434pts. KTM. 6. Joel Roelants 367pts. Kaw.
7. Max Anstie 333pts. Hon. 8. Jose Burton 291pts. KTM. 9. Glenn Coldenhoof 273pts KTM. 10. Dylan Ferrandis
272pts. Kaw. 11. Alessandro Lupino 262pts. Husq. 12. Arnaud Tonus 246pts Yam. 13. Romain Febvre 221pts.
KTM. 14. Valentin Teillet 211pts. Kaw. 15. Zach Osborne 210pts. Yam
- MX1 Championship Final Standings: 1. Antonio Cairoli 692pts. 2. Clement Desalle 594pts. Suz3. Gautier
Paulin 536pts. Kaw. 4. Christophe Pourcel 521pts. Kaw. 5. Ken de Dycker 505pts. KTM. 6. Kevin Strijbos 405pts.
KTM. 7. Xavier Boog 398pts. Kaw. 8. Tanel Leok 381pts. Suz. 9. Evgeny Bobryshev 325pts. Hon. 10. Rui
Goncalves 315pts. Hon. 11. Shaun Simpson 311pts. Yam. 12. Sebastien Pourcel 229pts. Kaw. 13. Jonathan
Barragan 224pts. Hon. 14. Davide Guarneri 226pts. KTM. 15. David Phillippaerts 212pts. Yam.
-- Spanish Motocross Championship – Final Standings
- MX Elite Final Standings: Barragan 349, Lozano 342, Butron 332, Cortes 250, Betriu 219, Alvarez 217, Izoird
215, Ballenger 165, Ballus 140, Rodrigues 133.
-- Maxxis British Motocross Nationals – Final Standings
- MX1 Series Standings: 1 Strijbos 530, 2 Simpson 477, 3 Krestinov 363, 4 Matiss Karro 308, 5 Law 272, 6 Barr
261, 7 Whatley 240, 8 Snow 229, 9 Coutts 212, 10 Stephen Sword 198
- MX2 Series Standings: 1 Banks-Browne 447, 2 Pocock 442, 3 MacKenzie 343, 4 Irwin 335, 5 Bradshaw 334, 6
Lenoir 318, 7 Nico Aubin 269, 8 Edmonds 238, 9 Tombs 183, 10 James Cottrell 168.

-- 2012 World Trials Championship - Final Standings
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Final Championships Points: 1. Toni Bou 250 pts. 2. Adam Raga 187 pts. 3. Jeroni Fajardo 186 pts. 4. Albert
Cabestany 181 pts. 5. Takahisa Fujinami 174 pts. 6. James Dabill 135 pts . 7. Jack Challoner 99 pts. 8. Daniel
Oliveras 90 pts. 9. Michael Brown 89 pts. 10. Matteo Grattarola 66 Pts.
-- 2012 FIM Junior Motocross World Championship – Final Standings
- 65 Overall: 1. Caleb Grothues AUS. 2. Rily Dukes AUS. 3. Robert-Crisztian Tompa ROU. 4. Conner Mullennx
USA. 5. Timur Petrashin RUS. 6. Luke Milec SLO. 7. Raivo Dankers NED. 8. Dmytro Chernov UKR. 9. Rene Hofer
AUT. 10. Xylian Ramella SUI.
- 85 Overall: 1. Brian Hsu GER. 2. Austin Forkner USA. 3. Davey Pooties NED. 4. Ivan Petrov BUL. 5. Tomas
Ragandini ITA. 6. Jake Pinhancos USA. 7. Bradley Cox RSA. 8. Fillippo Zonta ITA. 9. Mitchell Evans AUS. 10.
Conrad Mewse GBR. 13. Hunter Lawrence AUS.
- 125 Overall: 1. Tim Gajser SLO. 2. Simone Furlotti ITA. 3. James Dunn GBR. 4. Jorge Zaragoze Beltran ESP. 5.
Pauls Jonass LAT. 6. Vaclay Kovar CZE. 7. Nicholas Adams RSA. 8. Brian Bogers NED. 9.Thomas Kjer Olsen DEN.
10. Calvin Vlaaderen NED12. Jordan Smith USA. 16. Jarec Balkovic USA. 17. Joel Milesevic AUS. 31. Egan
Mastin AUS.
- Nations Overall: 1. Netherlands. 2. Italy. 3. United States. 4. Australia. 5. South Africa. 6. Russia. 7. Czech
Republic. 8. Bulgaria. 9. Latvia. 10. Lithuania. 11. Ukraine. 12. Slovenia. 13. Germany. 14. Great Britan. 15.
Austria. 16. Brazil. 17. Estonia. 18. Slovakia. 19. Begium. 20. Finland.
-- 2012 World Speedway Championship – Final Standings
- FINAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1 Chris Holder 160, 2 Nicki Pedersen 152, 3 Greg Hancock 148, 4
Tomasz Gollob 142, 5 Emil Sayfutdinov 133, 6 Jason Crump 126, 7 Antonio Lindback 122, 8 Fredrik Lindgren
119, 9 Andreas Jonsson 88, 10 Hans Andersen 69.
-- 2012 Vets Motocross Des Nations – Final Results
VETS Motocross Des Nations: 1. Belgium. 2. USA. 3. Great Britain
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EVO VMXDN Results: 1. Werner Dewitt - 1-2-3-5. 2. Ryan Hughes - 10-1-1-3. Gordon Crockard - 5-4-2-2. 4.
Johan Boonen - 3-3-4-4. 7. Doug Dubach. 12. Jeff Ward. 52. Russell Williamson (Aus)
TWIN SHOCK VMXDN Results: 1. Ryan Hughes - 1-1-1-1. 2. Patrick Caps - 2-3-3-2. 3. Colin Dugmore - 7-2-2-7.
4. Jurgen Kuppers - 3-7-5-3. 5. Doug Dubach. 27. Chuck Sun. 40. Geoff Ballard (Aus). 41. Russell Williamson
(Aus). 49. Mike Bell. 52. Ray Beetz.
EVO 250 Results: 1. Kristian Whatley - 1-1-1-2. 2. Gordan Crockard - 15-5-2-1. 3. Jack Gribble - 7-7-4-5. 4.
Stuart Rawlings - 8-2-7-6.
EVO 500 Results: 1. Scott Elderfield - 3-2-2-2. 2. Dorren Coutts............2-3-5-1. 3. Tom Church - 1-1-3-9. 4. Sam
Chapman - 4-5-6-7.
TWIN SHOCK UNDER-40 Results: 1. Tom Church - 5-1-3-3. 2. Ed Bradley - 3-3-4-5. 3. Luke Hill - 2-4-6-6. 4. Brad
Tomlin - 1-12-5-3.
TWIN SHOCK OVER-40 Results: 1. Anders Sydborg - 1-1-1-1. 2. Howard Standfield - 3-3-2-2. 3. Danny Scheers -
2-2-3-4. 4. Gary Turner - 4-6-7-5.
TWIN SHOCK OVER-50 Results: 1. Russell Priddle - 2-2-3-9. 2. Mike Bell - 5-5-2-5. 3. Nick Toms - 9-3-4-8. 4.
Chris Elderfield - 11-10-8-6. 15. Chuck Sun. 26. Geoff Ballard (Won the opening moto).
-- 2012 ISDE – Saxony, Germany – Final Results
- World Trophy Final Standings: 1, France: 27:57:45.30. 2, Australia: +37:40.67. 3, Italy: +47:54.09. 4, USA:
+58:27.76. 5, Finland: +58:29.20. 6, Spain: +59:02.84. 7, Sweden: +1:00:44.36. 8. Great Britain: +1:28:51.95. 9,
Germany: +1:42:00.05. 10, Netherlands: +1:55:41.36.
- E1 individual Final Result: 1, Antoine Meo, France, KTM, 5:32:38.52, 2, Eero Remes, Finland, KTM, +5:14.20,
3, Rodrig Thain, France, Honda, +10:10.38, 4, Daniel Milner, Australia, Yamaha, +11:44.35, 5, Lorenzo
Santolino, Spain, Husqvarna, +12:57.25, 6. Antti Hellsten, Finland, TM, +12:57.25, 7, Maurizio Micheluz, Italy,
HM-Honda, +14:41.90, 8, Jeremy Joly, France, Yamaha, +15:38.61, 9, Victor Guerrero, Spain, KTM, +16:01.93,
10, Michael Brown, USA, KTM, +16:55.43, 15, Glenn Kearney, Australia, 20, Luca Bussa, Australia.

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- E2 Individual Final Result: 1, Pierre-Alexandre Renet, France, Husaberg, 5:35:14.24, 2, Johnny Aubert,
France, KTM, +10.07, 3, Alex Salvini, Italy, Husqvarna, +2:59.34, 4, Matthew Phillips, Australia, Yamaha,
+3:42.10, 5, Ivan Cervantes, Spain, Gas-Gas, +5:14.43, 6, Joshua Strang, Australia, KTM, +5:18.39, 7, Taylor
Robert, USA, Kawasaki, +8:33.93, 8, Mathias Bellino, France, Husaberg, +9:08.40, 9, Thaddeus Duvall, USA,
Honda, +9:12.38, 10, Robert Kvarnstrom, Sweden, Beta, +10:17.20, 18, Chris Hollis, Australia, 20, Mitch
Harper, Australia, 52, Lachlan Stanford, Australia.
- E3 Individual Final Result: 1, Christophe Nambotin, France, KTM, 5:31:39.33, 2, Toby Price, Australia, KTM,
+8:59.11, 3, Joakim Ljunggren, Sweden, +10:06.97, 4, Aigar Leok, Estonia, TM, +11:31.97, 5, Marcus, Kehr,
Germany, KTM, +11:37.00, 6, Manuel Monni, Italy, +12:19.42, 7, Danny McCanney, GBR, Gas-Gas, +12.48.6, 8,
Mirko Gritti, Italy, KTM, +14.04.71, 9, Sebastien Guillaume, France, Gas-Gas, +15:42.73, 10, Marko Tarkkala,
Finland, Beta, +17:11.33.
- Junior World Trophy Final Result: 1, France: 17:23:17.05. 2, Great Britain: +2:43.68. 3, USA: +15:06.02. 4,
Australia: +31:27.06. 5, Portugal: +40:14.15. 6, Czech Republic: +50:58.217, Finland: +50:59.21. 8, Spain:
+51:30.02. 9, Sweden: +53:04.34. 10, Germany: +54:18.56
- EW Final Final Result: 1, Ludivine Puy, France, Gas-Gas, 6:33:54.96. 2, Heike Petrick, Germany, Husaberg,
+26:30.50. 3, Jessica Jonsson, Sweden, Gas-Gas, +46:14.86. 6, Jessica Gardiner, Australia, Yamaha. 8, Tanya
Hearn, Australia, KTM. 13, Tayla Jones, Australia, KTM.
- Women’s World Trophy Final Result: 1, France: 13:52:48.17. 2, Germany: +1:52:40.95. 3, Australia:
-- RHL Beach Race at Weston – Super – Mare
Final Standings – Top Five - 1. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM), 2. Shaun Simpson (YAM), Ken De Dycker (KTM),
Nathan Watson (BSA), Brad Anderson (Honda).