Smarty's Moto Wrap for January 29 , 2013 - Mcnews.com.au

SMARTY’S MOTO WRAP FOR JANUARY 29 , 2013
SMARTY’S THOUGHTS FOR JAN 29
Am I the only one in the world that can see what is wrong with a pair of old
dudes that start an organization called ‘The Permanent Bureau of the Motocross
Grand Prix’, of which they are the only members, that can randomly change the
racing format of a WORLD Championship by voting on it ‘unanimously’?
Well that is exactly what the FIM president Mr Vito Ippolito and Youthstream
president Giuseppe Luongo did this week when they made ANOTHER raft of
changes to the 2013 FIM MX1 & MX2 World Championship Regulations.
I have summarized the changes below but seriously, the teams and sponsors
need to put a stop to these pair of dead shits, they are not good for the long
term future of the World Motocross Championships!
The news of the J-Star/JDR KTM team finishing up after the AMA Supercross
Championship is sad, disappointing and frustrating. Obviously I am not savvy to
all of the financial details but the Rynenbergs had a really good thing going here
in Australia and they dumped their Aussie operation to concentrate on their
Yank team and bam, they are out of racing all together…..perhaps the old
advice of learning to crawl before you can walk is applicable here.
And now we have the L&M Racing team closing down immediately which
follows the Jeff Ward Racing Kawasaki team that didn’t even make it to A1. The
demise of these teams makes Chad Reed look like a rocket scientist because he
put his team together in a matter of months and Two Two Motorsports looks like it
is here to stay for as long as Reed wants to keep racing.
Round 1 of my local club champs
at Coolum were supposed be last
Sunday bit we got stormed out.
Bugga, the 450 was good to go
with Carl from Performance
Decal Services whacking on new
numbers and Darren from Link
International sorting a set of the
gnarliest Pirelli sand tyres I have
ever seen, look out when we
finally get to go racing!!
Take a good look at some of the regular stuff below, there have been a lot of
up-dates to race teams and calendars.
See ya next week, Smarty.
MATE, THIS IS ‘THE MOTO BIBLE’!
SO, WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE?
The annual Mantova Starcross
was held over the weekend as
was the Oakland round of the
AMA Supercross, the Tulsa round
of the Arenacross Championship
and the Annual Woodville GP in
New Zealand.
Finally we have ALOT of moto
news and some serious up-dates
and changes on all of the
following:
- Where all of our international
riders are at for next year.
- Team line-ups for 2013
- The off-road calendar so far for
2013.
- The results from every major off-
road championship or series
completed in 2012 and 2013
- Every Aussie Champion

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- - Townley Wins Woodville GP – Just!
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Former World and AMA Champion Ben Townley (Carlton Dry Honda CRF450) has defended his Woodville GP
title after day long battles with Cody Cooper, Todd Waters and current GP star Jake Nichols who rode the
event on a KTM250SX-F.
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Townley dropped one moto in the MX1 class to Cody Cooper to win the day by just three points and in the
one-off feature race Townley had to fight back from third place when British MX2 class rider Jake Nicholls
pulled the holeshot from KTM450SX-F mounted Todd Water.
Unfortunately Waters crashed just a few laps into the race handing Townley second spot and then it took
some time before Townley could run down the 250cc mounted Nicholls to take the hard fought win. "I've left
things a little bit later in my build-up for the nationals and I guess that showed today," he said. "It was
certainly a tough day at the office. I feel pretty battered and bruised. I was hitting track marker pegs all over
the place."
GNCC champion Paul Whibley is in NZ catching up with family before heading back to the U.S to defend his
title but he did turn up to take his Sargent Yamaha BikesportNZ.com supplied YZ450F to win the River Race
that is held as part of the Woodville GP weekend activities.
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.
- - KTM Backs Junior Championships
KTM Australia has announced that they have signed on as the official naming rights sponsor for the 2013 KTM
Australian Junior Motocross Championship (AJMX) that will be held in the Victorian town of Horsham from 28
September to 5 October and will be hosted and run by the Horsham Motorcycle Club.
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“The Australian Junior Motocross Championship is a defining event for up and coming young riders, and KTM
is excited to be able to get behind the title and the next generation of motocross athletes,” said KTM head
honcho Jeff Leisk. “This new partnership marks a new era for the championship and we are looking forward to
working with everyone involved to bring the event to a new level of competition.”
“We are excited to be working with Motorcycling Australia and the Horsham Motorcycle Club to deliver this
year’s event, and can’t wait to welcome riders to the 2013 KTM Australian Junior Motocross Championship.”
- - 2013 Yamaha Junior Racing Goes BIG!
Yamaha Junior Racing (YJR) returns for the 2013 motocross season with a strong 11 rider line up across five
states with its hands-on approach including an ex- professional racer overseeing the development of the riders
and bikes, has proven to be ultra-successful with several state and national championships victories in 2012.
Each team has its own dedicated manager who is at the track working with the riders to provide the best
environment for not only racing but also maturing as a person in sport. Again the full range of Yamaha’s
motocross bikes will be in action, from the small wheel YZ85, to the screaming YZ125 and the YZ250F with
riders ranging from nine years old through to 15.
“The YJR program has been a great asset to Yamaha and the success both on and off the track has been very
rewarding,” said Yamaha motorsport manager Ray Howard. “In 2012, the teams won many state
championships as well as two national championships and have a huge presence in the junior racing scene, we
believe YJR plays a vital part in developing Australian junior motocross talent and Yamaha is happy to continue
our involvement in 2013.”
Each state team competes in their respective regional and state based events before all coming together for
the Australian Junior Motocross Championship in September. On top of that, a host of selected events, such as
the Australian Supercross Championships are also contested and give the riders a wide variety of racing and
experience.
Racing gets under way in February in most states and the teams can be followed on Facebook via
www.facebook.com/yamahajuniorracingaus.
Race Team Structure
YJR – Victoria - Manager: Cameron Taylor
Riders: Cody Dyce (YZ85) / Jed Beaton (YZ125/ YZ250F)
YJR – NSW - Manager: Shane Booth
Riders: Brendan Walther (YZ85/YZ125) / Dylan Heaton (YZ125/ YZ250F)
YJR – WA - Manager: Peter Strickland
Riders: Matt Fabry (YZ85) / Liam Whisler (YZ250F)
YJR – SA - Manager: Shane Metcalfe
Riders: Oscar Maule (YZ85) / Thomas Larwood (YZ85) / Nick Day (YZ125/ YZ250F)
YJR – QLD - Manager: Scott Bishop
Riders: Wilson Todd (YZ125/ YZ250F) / Nathan Crawford (YZ125/ YZ250F)

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- - 2013 Australian Post Classic Motocross Championship date confirmed
Motorcycling Australia (MA) is pleased to announce that the 2013 Australian Post Classic Motocross
Championship will be held at Awaba, NSW from 3-5 May.
The Championship will be hosted by the Lake Macquarie Motorcycle Club in conjunction with the HEAVEN
Motorcycle Club and the Supplementary Regulations for the event will be released in the coming months. For
further information about the Championship please contact Rob Paric on 0438 512 183.
- - TM Australia Goes Racing
TM Australia’s distributor Andrew Franklin has signed three riders to compete at a domestic and national level
for the 2013 motocross and supercross seasons with Simon Thompson, Nick Geck and Michael Munroe given
the opportunity to race the latest machinery from the Italian factory.
Thompson will look to win the Queensland Motocross Championship and compete at selected national
motocross, off-road and desert races while Geck and Munroe will race all of the Sunshine State and
Queensland Motocross Championship rounds then at the end of the year Geck will compete in the Pro-Lites
class at the Australian Supercross Championships.
Look for Smarty’s test on the 2013 TM MX450Fi a little later in the year.
- - Aussie Dirt Tacks Championship Info Released
Motorcycling Australia (MA) has confirmed that the 2013 Australian Senior Dirt Track Championship will be
hosted by the Gunnedah Motorcycle Club in Gunnedah, NSW from 8-10 June. For further information contact
Fiona Woodhead on 0427 416 281.
They have also confirmed that the 2013 Australian Junior Dirt Track Championship will be hosted by the
Wyalong Motor Sports Club in Wyalong, NSW from 6-7 July. For further information contact Nick Connors on
0439 260 352.
Supplementary Regulations for both Championships will be released over the coming months.
- - Makeham Signs with KTM
2012 Under 19's Terex Australian Supercross Championship winner, Victorian, Kale Makeham has confirmed
he will continue to compete aboard a KTM 250SX two stroke when he makes the move up to the MX2 class
(Pro Lites) when the 2013 Monster Energy MX Nationals get under way.
19 year old Makeham showed his potential during in the MXD class during the Australian Motocross
Championships last year with podium finishes to his name along with fastest qualifying times during the
season to eventually finish the series in 5th place before going on to win the Supercross title.
Makeham's deal for 2013 will see him receive backing from KTM Australia while being able to retain all his
own personal sponsors with the team running under the name of Tunetech Racing KTM Australia team. "Once
again I'll be working with Steve Jones from Tunetech racing and AJ's motorcycles and I have signed with KTM
as there only factory supported 2 stroke lites rider, They will form the Tunetech racing KTM Australia team"

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"I will have continued and extra support from my great sponsors, Foxhead Australia, Oakley goggles, Collective
graphics and Pirelli tyres, I also welcome aboard and look forward to working with Motorex oils, Matrix, Ogio,
Ethika, GoPro and Lee Hogan as a part of his elite riders training squad," he continued. "I will have Ben
Griffiths as a race day mechanic after killing it together in supercross last year along with Steve Jones who will
also be by my side on race days and throughout the week" Makeham added.
- - Cameron McFarlane 7 Motorsport
Thanks to my club day being cancelled I decided to head to the cinema last Sunday with my two daughters to
watch ‘Parental Guidance’ and bugga me dead who do I run into? Cameron McFarlane and his little daughter
Lilly were there to watch the same movie and Cam filled me in with what has been doing lately.
The former multi Aussie Junior Champ and brother of the late Andrew McFarlane is back riding and coaching
through his Cameron McFarlane 7 Motorsports operation with the help of Full Throttle Husqvarna and a series
of other sponsors. The cool thing is that Cameron has scored quite a few sponsors from outside the
motorcycle industry as well as key sponsors from inside our industry.
Cameron is conducting motocross schools and private coaching sessions around SEQ and is keen as mustard to
help out everyone from dead-set beginners through to Pros who are looking to gain some speed. Cameron’s
phone number is 0488 083 676 and his e-mail is cameron.mcfarlane@y7mail.com.
The movie was a cracker too and Lilly won the loudest laugh competition.
- - RACING IN AMERICA - -
- - AMA Monster Energy Supercross - Round 4 - Oakland
450 Class Report: With Jake ‘Sookie’ Weimer out with a head cold the 450 riders took the tight and technical
Oakland layout like a fat kid in a lolly shop but when it was all said and done Ryan Villopoto ruled round four.
RV was on fire all day and blitzed his heat and once he got the holeshot in the main it was all about what was
going on behind Villopoto as the 20 laps rocked on. RV was the only rider to get into the 54 second lap time
and finished the main over 10 seconds ahead of championship leader Davi Millsaps.
“The points race is what we are going after, and winning the holeshot gives you a great advantage,” said
Villopoto. “We made some changes to the bike today that I think really helped us out there tonight, so hats off
to my team. It is a long season, and we are going to keep plugging away.”
When I got my first look at the Oakland track map during the week I raised my eye brows at the whoop section
straight out of the first corner and sure enough it was that whoop section that caused the biggest pile up that I
have seen in supercross for years.
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And they were a shit set of whoops with square edges and ruts all through them so when 20 riders came
charging out of the first corner Chad Reed dove off to his right to get a clear run but Chad’s CRF spewed
sideway immediately and just as Chad had sort of got some control he made contact with Josh Grant who was
blitzing the whoops on the inside. Riders don’t practice going through square edges, rutted out whoops so this
was bound to happen.
With the number 22 and 33 bikes locked together they smashed their way into the right hand berm taking
James Stewart and Justin Barcia down with them while Trey Canard and Ryan Dungey were left high on the
berm while everyone else on the inside was forced to take drastic measures to stay out of the pile up. In fact it
was only RV, Justin Brayton and Millsaps who got through the second turn without some form of delay.
While Stewart and Barcia limped back to their trucks, Millsaps got by Brayton on the second lap to take over
the runner up position and put together a solid 20 lap main event to extend his points lead to 7 as the circus
heads back to Anaheim for round 5.
Ryan Dungey made his way from his poor start and second corner mishap to finally put the KTM on the
podium while Trey Canard finish fourth after a tough 20 lapper that had him off his bike in turn two then again
a few laps later when he jumped onto the tuff blocks and crashed.
With the L&MC Chapparal team folding this week Andrew Short was parked under the Kranyak Racing rig with
a production Honda CRF450 with Enzo KYB forks, a high compression piston and an FMF pipe. The good news
is that Short was able to put in a solid night and garner a solid sixth in the main.
Speaking of the Kranyak team, they were helping out Josh Hansen but the former Australian Supercross
Champion fell sick and was forced to miss this Oakland.
Chad managed to get back to 12 th place after being half a lap down on the field and was keeping pace lap time
wise with RV and Millsaps when he had a clear track and has managed to keep fifth place in the championship
heading to A3.
Daniel McCoy crashed out of his heat race but managed to put together some good sub 1 minute times on his
way to sixth in the LCQ.
Oakland - 450SX Results
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Heat 1 (Top 9 to Main): 1. Davi Millsaps. 2. Ryan Dungey. 3. Trey Canard. 4. Justin Barcia. 5. Josh Grant. 6.
Justin Brayton. 7. Andrew Short. 8. Matt Lemoine. 9. Vince Friese. Dan McCoy – DNF.
Heat 2 (Top 9 to Main): 1. Ryan Villopoto. 2. James Stewart. 3. Mike Alessi. 4. Matt Goerke. 5. Kyle Chisholm.
6. Chad Reed. 7. Bobby Kiniry. 8. Les Smith. 9. Cedric Soubeyras.
LCQ (Top 2 to Main): 1. Broc Tickle. 2. Jimmy Albertson. 3. Tevin Tapia. 4. Antonio Balbi. 5. Kyle Partridge. 6.
Dan McCoy.
Main Event: 1. Ryan Villopoto. 2. Davi Millsaps. 3. Ryan Dungey. 4. Trey Canard. 5. Mike Alessi. 6. Andrew
Short. 7. Matt Goerke. 8. Broc Tickle. 9. Vince Friese. 10. Justin Brayton. 11. Jimmy Albertson; 12. Chad Reed.
450SX Points after 4 of 17 Rounds: 1. Davi Millsaps (Suz) – 85. 2. Trey Canard (Hon) – 78. 3. Ryan Villopoto
(Kaw) – 73. 4. Ryan Dungey (KTM) – 68. 5. Chad Reed (Hon) – 65. 6. Andrew Short (Hon) – 58. 7. Jake Weimer
(Kaw) – 47. 8. Justin Brayton (Yam) – 42. 9. Justin Barcia (Hon) – 41. 10. Matt Goerke – 39. 11. James Stewart –
38. 12. Josh Grant – 37. 13. Broc Tickle – 35.
250 Class Report: It was definitely Ken Roczen’s night. The German rode superbly throughout practice,
qualifying and his heat and with the championship leader out of the main Roczen simply run down early leader
Cole Seeley and took off to a relatively easy win.
“I am so happy with this win tonight,” said Roczen who now leads the championship. “There was a lot of bar
banging on that opening lap, but I charged hard and got out front. I am excited to bring this momentum back
to Angel Stadium next weekend.”
Seely has led most of the main event laps over the last two main events but for the second week in a row the
TLD Honda pilot lost the lead late in the race but thanks to Tomac’s dnf Seely now sit second in the
championship.
And as far as Tomac goes, it simply wasn’t the championship leaders night with a poor start in the heat and a
struggle back to 7 th place then in the main event a first corner crash followed by a major swap out and crash
on the same whoops that would later catch out half of the 450 main event riders put a stop to Tomac’s
dominance of the class.
With five rounds remaining Tomac now trails Roczen by 15 points so the defending champion is going to have
to win the five remaining rounds if Roczen stays trouble free and continues with second place finishes. It is
going to be an interesting five rounds that is for sure.
The surprise package for so far this season me is the J-Star/JDR KTM rookie Joe Savatgy. The former Australian
Junior Motocross Champion is getting great starts and riding hard and smart. Joe currently sits 12 th in the
points after bouncing back from a poor round 1 and is definitely a star of the future – pity he signed with the
wrong team this year but I am sure he will get a ride from someone.
Kade Mosig managed to transfer to the main event from his heat with a solid ninth place while Cachia JUST
missed out on a direct transfer with an 11th in his heat then he blitzed the LCQ to join the main event runners
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Mosig basically spent most of the main at the rear of the field but Cachia had made ground and was as far up
as 13 th before a late crash put him back in 16 th place at the checkered flag, one spot in front of Mosig. Cachia
now sits 19 th in the championship.
Oakland - 250SX Results
Heat 1 (Top 9 to Main): 1. Jessy Nelson. 2. Tyla Rattray. 3. Jason Anderson. 4. Coel Seely. 5. Jake Canada. 6.
Christian Craig. 7. Eli Tomac. 8. Jean Ramos. 9. Chris Plouffe.
Heat 2 (Top 9 to Main): 1. Ken Roczen. 2. Zach Osborne. 3. Martin Davalos. 4. Joe Savatgy 5. Malcolm Stewart.
6. Austin Politelli. 7. Kyle Cunningham. 8. Travis Baker. 9. Kade Mosig. 11. Josh Cachia.
LCQ (Top 2 to Main): 1. Josh Cachia. 2. Killy Rusk.
Main Event: 1. Ken Roczen. 2. Cole Seely. 3. Jason Anderson. 4. Martin Davalos. 5. Malcolm Stewart. 6. Joey
Savatgy. 7. Kyle Cunningham. 8. Austin Politelli. 9. Christian Craig. 10. Zach Osborne. 11. Tyla Rattray. 12.
Travis Baker. 13. Jessy Nelson. 14. Chris Plouffe. 15. Jean Ramos. 16. Josh Cachia. 17. Kade Mosig. 18. Killian
Rusk. 19. Jake Canada. 20. Eli Tomac.
250SX West Points after 4 of 9 Rounds: 1. Ken Roczen – 91. 2. Cole Seely – 80. 3. Eli Tomac – 76. 4. Zach
Osborne – 58. 5. Jason Anderson – 52. 6. Kyle Cunningham – 49. 7. Martin Davalos – 48. 8. Christian Craig – 47
9. Malcolm Stewart – 45. 10. Tyla Rattray – 45. 11. Jessy Nelson – 38. 12. Joey Savatgy – 38. 13. Ryan Sipes –
31. 14. Austin Politelli – 26. 15. Max Anstie – 26. 16. Travis Baker – 23. 17. Jake Canada – 21. 18. Michael Leib –
16. 19. Josh Cachia – 12. 20. Jean Ramos – 10
- - Kyle Peter to AG Motorsports
Team press release: AG Motorsports is proud to announce the signing of #50 Kyle Peters to their 2013 Pro
team. Kyle will contest the 250 Class of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross, East Coast series and the 250
Class of the Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship series.
The second year Pro looks to improve upon his rookie season with a new team, a new bike, and a new set of
goals for 2013. “I’m looking forward to the upcoming season. I’ve been training really hard and can’t wait to
get out there racing”, said Kyle.
“Kyle is a rider that is full of talent,” said Team Manager, Al Albiker. “He had an outstanding amateur career,
capping it off at Loretta Lynn’s by winning the 250 Pro Class while being injured. He got his feet wet last year
and I look for great things from him this season. As we are restructuring our team, Kyle can help us achieve
successful results and set the tone for the future. It is great to have him onboard.”
- - J-Star/JDR KTM Closing Down

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This is the press release received during the week: JDR Motorsports would like to take this opportunity to
thank its incredible staff, sponsors and loyal fans for their dedication, belief and encouragement over the past
six years. We have appreciated your support, and for this reason it is with much regret that we announce that
JDR will close down at the end of the AMA Supercross season, if we cannot find additional funding.
We at JDR have always sought to set high standards for ourselves and have endeavored to live up to these
standards, which is why we are announcing our closure early. We had full intentions of seeing the year out but
with the costs of running a professional team we cannot continue the cost personally.
We have worked tirelessly on gaining the support of the much needed sponsors but with the current economy
this simply has not happened. We have never run our business to get ahead of others, but rather to get ahead
of ourselves, to break our own records and to improve what we did yesterday with today.
JDR has achieved so much over such a short period of time including: 5 Australian titles, many race wins and
podiums, a podium at the Motocross of Nations and a podium in the US.
We have created the Dream Ride Series which has set the bench mark for this type of filming and has been
done on a small budget and with the help of our sponsors, making the series elaborate without being
expensive.
Our staff has been JDR’s greatest asset and has been like extended members of our family. We would like to
make particular mention to Nate Ramsay who has always been a gentlemen and an inspiration to our riders,
our team and us.
To Vince Berinii who has dedicated his professional and personal life to make our bikes way beyond what we
could have ever expected. We would like to thank Rene, Justin, Richard and Tony for their tireless work on
spinning the spanners day and night.
To Ash Simpson who has worked with us from the beginning with our marketing and Jason McAlpine who
helped Dream Ride rise from a thought to a reality.
Thank you Dirk for not only driving our truck on those long road journeys but for being one of the most
passionate lovers of the sport.
A big thanks goes out to all our riders over the past six years, thank you for risking your lives with every ride,
thank you for the wins and the loses and still holding your heads high.
JDR has been a family run team, who had a dream to succeed in one of the greatest sports and even though
this part of the dream is ending we feel with the people we have come to know and the loyalty of sponsors
and fans it has been a definite success. It has been an awesome journey and we are grateful to you all.
There are many people who we would like to thank but wouldn’t have enough space to fit them all in. Some of
those that we would like to mention are: Andrew ‘Sharky’ McFarlane, who believed in our dream from our
inception and was one of the driving forces behind our vision. Andrew may not be with us today in person but
in spirit we honor his memory. We take this opportunity to thank Ron McFarlane who stayed with us and
continued to believe in the dream. Ron and Norma you are both inspirations and we thank you.

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To Natalie and Tayla who are Andrews’s beautiful wife and daughter, we know that Andrew would be so
proud of you both.
Brian Rhodin, Ricky and Tina Osbaldiston, Troy Newell, Shirley and Lance Law, we thank you for all the behind
the scenes unsung work you did week in and week out.
A really big shout out to Danny Apro, whose professionalism at all times was well appreciated.
Jeff Leisk KTM Australia, John Eric KTM USA, Pit Beirer and Robert Jonas KTM Austria, Phil Osborne
(Transmoto), Jared Merrel (JStar ), Tom & Matt (Skull Candy), Big Don and Little Don (FMF), Serge (WP) Fab
and Brent (Arnette), Dave (Answer), Brian and Nate (D C Shoes), Bernie & Joel (C & R Imports), Johnny ( Lusty)
Link International, Monza Imports, Titman Racing, Adam Leighton (Power Tool Heads), Brian Rhodin (MXR&D)
and of course our Current Sponsors:
J-Star Motors, KTM, DC, Skullcandy, Answer, Arnette, FMF, WP, Dunlop, Motorex, Braking, Sunstar, Pro Taper,
Bell, Alpinestars, Enjoy, RK Chains, Excel, Hinson, DT1 Airfilters, Elf, ARC, GO RHINO.
- - L&Mc Racing Ceases Racing Immediately
The L&Mc racing team sent out this statement: L&Mc Racing will regrettably cease team racing operations for
the 2013 season, immediately, as the result of circumstances beyond the team’s control.
L&Mc Racing principals, 7-time Supercross champion Jeremy McGrath and Team Manager, Larry Brooks, as
well as their rider Andrew Short, are committed to running a program with the utmost level of professionalism
however, recent unforeseen events outside of the team’s control have prevented that from occurring.
Larry Brooks and Jeremy McGrath wish their friend and colleague Andrew Short, the best of success in 2013 as
he continues on with his career.
According to McGrath, “We did our best to keep Andrew out on the track but forces out of our control
dictated that we conclude the season much earlier than we anticipated or planned," he stated. "Andrew is a
class act and we wish him success throughout the rest of the season and beyond with his new team.”
While Larry Brooks added, “Andrew has proven himself to be a great rider over the years, and my hope is that
2013 be no different for him.”
- - 2013 Amsoil Arenacross - BOK Center - Tulsa, OK
It was a memorable night for AMSOIL Arenacross, featuring Ricky Carmichael’s Road to Supercross, on
Saturday as Ricky Carmichael, five time Monster Energy Supercross Champion, was on hand inside the BOK
Center, in Tulsa, Oklahoma to watch a captivating night of action won by Babbitt’s Monster Energy/AMSOIL
Kawasaki presented by Maxxis teammates Tyler Bowers, in the Arenacross Class, and Tyler Villopoto in the
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Carmichael made his first AMSOIL Arenacross appearance of the 2013 season at the fourth stop of the
championship, serving as the guest of honor for the sport’s first visit to Tulsa since the 2011 season.
Carmichael began his day by taking to the track alongside the stars of AMSOIL Arenacross in practice, laying
down some hot laps and getting a sense of the highly technical abilities of these riders. After spending the
afternoon in the pits with the riders and team personnel, Carmichael welcomed fans at the pre-race Monster
Energy Track Party, signing autographs and taking pictures for those who attended.
A little later, he brought the crowd to its feet when he officially welcomed Tulsa fans to the all new AMSOIL
Arenacross with a lap around the track during opening ceremonies. After assisting with some broadcast duties
during the races, Carmichael joined the riders at the post-race autograph session, thanking fans for their
support of AMSOIL Arenacross.
“My weekend here in Tulsa has been great,” exclaimed Carmichael. “I’m impressed with how smooth
everything is and being able to do an autograph signing on the track with the fans right there on the floor
walking around was great. The interaction in general is really cool with how close the fans can get. The level of
competition on the track was really high. I’m just excited that I’m a part of the new AMSOIL Arenacross.”
Carmichael’s Road to Supercross, which is exclusive to AMSOIL Arenacross, will serve as the official stepping
stone for the future’s brightest stars on their path to Monster Energy Supercross. “The Road to Supercross is
going to be a great step for AMSOIL Arenacross and all the young riders coming up.,” Carmichael added. “I
think as these young riders come up from the amateur ranks, into AMSOIL Arenacross will add excitement and
make it even more competitive than it is now. I think it’s great for the future of Monster Energy Supercross, as
AMSOIL Arenacross will serve as a great avenue for these young kids to come through and cut their teeth. In
every other sport you have to put your time in, so this is a great step for this sport.”
On the track, the action inside the BOK Center didn’t disappoint. In the first Arenacross Class Main Event of
the night, Bowers moved into the lead by the second lap and pulled away for a comfortable win to put him in
position for the overall. It was the 10 th Main Event win in 13 attempts this season for Bowers. Team Faith/FLY
Racing KTM’s Kelly Smith followed in second, while Mosites Motorsports Kawasaki’s Michael McDade finished
third.
Arenacross Class Overall (2 main events): 1. Tyler Bowers Kaw (1-2). 2. Michael McDade Kaw (3-1). 3. Tyler
Villopoto Kaw (5-3). 4. Cory Green Suz (4-4). 5. Lance Vincent KTM (6-5). 6. Kelly Smith KTM (2-9). 7. Nathan
Skaggs KTM (8-6). 8. Willy Browning KTM (9-8). 9. Steven Mages, Sardinia KTM (7-10). 10. Zach Ames Kaw (12-
7).

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
Arenacross Class Point Standings: 1. Tyler Bowers 218pts Kaw. 2. Mike McDade 180pts Kaw. 3. Zach Ames
166pts Kaw. 4. Kelly Smith 132pts KTM. 5. Jeff Gibson 125pts KTM. 6. Willy Browning 125pts KTM. 7. Nathan
Skaggs 122pts KTM. 8. Gared Steinke 114pts Kaw. 9. Daniel Blair 104pts Suz. 10. Dave Ginolfi 86pts KTM.
In the 2013 debut of the Western Regional Arenacross Lites Class, KTM rider Lance Vincent found himself in
the early lead, but KTM’s Steven Mages, BWRengines.com Honda’s Kyle White, and Villopoto quickly moved
into the front of the field. Villopoto made an impressive move for the lead with two laps remaining and held
on for his first career victory. Mages followed in second with White in third.
Not a bad night for the Villopoto family with Tyler’s brother Ryan winning round four of the AMA Supercoss
Championship in Oakland on the same night.
Arenacross Lites Overall (Single Main Event): 1. Tyler Villopoto Kaw. 2. Steven Mages KTM. 3. Kyle White Hon.
4. Michael Lang Hon. 5. Jacob Knable Kaw. 6. Devin Reed Hon. 7. Maxx Malatia Hon. 8. Scott Zont KTM. 9.
Tanner Young Yam. 10. Tanner Sisson.
Western Regional Lites Point Standings: 1. Tyler Villopoto 16pts Kaw. 2. Steven Mages 15pts KTM. 3. Kyle
White 14pts Hon. 4. Michael Lang 13pts Hon. 5. Jacob Knable 12pts Kaw.
Eastern Regional Arenacross Lites Class Points (After Race 6 of 8): 1. Michael Willard, KTM – 57 Pts. 2. Steve
Roman, Suzuki – 51 Pts. 3. Scott Zont, KTM – 45 Pts. 4. T.J. Phillips, Yamaha – 36 Pts. 5. Jim Neese, Kawasaki –
29 Pts. 6. Vaughn Mays, KTM – 29 Pts. 7. Jacob Knable, Kawasaki – 28 Pts. 8. Zachary Newberry, Suzuki - 21
Pts. 9. Tucker Snyder, Kawasaki - 19 Pts. 10. Travis Delnicki, Suzuki – 18 Pts.
- - Montova Starcross
- - RACING IN EUROPE - -
Kevin Strijbos has completely dominated the annual Mantova Starcross on his Rockstar Suzuki RMZ450 while
the big Russian Evgeny Bobry put his factory Honda into second with Route77energy MVR-D Honda’s Tanel
Leok slotting into the final podium position.
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
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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).
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).
21. DOUGAN Jason - MX1 - Honda - 8 (8+0+0).
22. SCHOGLER Marco - MX1 - 6 (0+1+5).
23. GONCALVES Rui - MX1 - Ice1 Racing KTM - 6 (6+0+0).
24. TRIEST Nick - MX1 - Belgium Honda - 5 (1+0+4).
25. ALBERTONI Alessandro - MX1 - MC Ciclone Kawasaki - 2 (0+2+0).
26. BRAKKE Herjan - MX1 - JKS Yamaha - 0 (0+0+0)
- - More Changes to GP Format for 2013
The Permanent Bureau of the Motocross Grand Prix, composed of Mr Vito Ippolito, FIM President, and
Youthstream President Giuseppe Luongo, unanimously adopted the following changes to the 2013 FIM MX1 &
MX2 World Championship Regulations on 22 January 2013.

M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
Race format
Saturday (*):
MX2 Free Practice / 35 minutes
MX1 Free Practice / 35 minutes
MX2 Pre-Qualifying Practice / 30 minutes
MX1 Pre-Qualifying Practice / 30 minutes
MX2 Qualifying Race / 20 minutes + 2 laps
MX1 Qualifying Race / 20 minutes + 2 laps
Sunday (*):
MX2 Warm-up / 20 minutes
MX1 Warm-up / 20 minutes
MX2 Race / 12:00 / 35 minutes + 2 laps
MX1 Race / 13:00 / 35 minutes + 2 laps
MX1 + MX2 Last Chance Race / 14:30 / 20 minutes + 2 laps
MX1 + MX2 Super-Final / 16:00 / 35 minutes + 2 laps
(*) A different time schedule will be used in Qatar since the event is run on Friday and Saturday nights
Pre-Qualifying Practice (Maximum 40 riders per class): In order to qualify for the Qualifying Race, a rider must
achieve a time equal to at least 108% of the average time of the top 10 riders recorded during the Pre-
Qualifying Practice
Qualifying Races (Maximum 40 riders per class): The MX1 & MX2 Qualifying Races determine the starting
positions for the respective MX1 or MX2 Race
MX1 & MX2 Races (Maximum 40 riders per class)
Positions 1 to 20 in each class score World Championship points in their respective class
Riders qualified for the Super-Final: see below under Super-Final
Last Chance Race (Maximum 40 riders; 20 MX1 + 20 MX2 riders): Positions 1 and 2 in each class are qualified
for the Super-Final - The remaining riders are eliminated
Super-Final (Maximum 40 riders; 20 MX1 + 20 MX2 riders)
For the first overseas event (Qatar) the following will be qualified for the Super-Final:
- The 18 best placed riders of the MX1 Race + the 18 riders best placed riders of the MX2 Race
- The 2 best placed MX1 riders + the 2 best placed MX2 riders from the Last Chance Race
For the other overseas events (Thailand, Brazil & Mexico) the following will be qualified for the Super-Final:
The top 10 riders in the provisional MX1 point standings + the top 10 riders in the provisional MX2 point
standings (cut-off point: point standings prior to the event in question)
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The 8 best placed riders of the MX1 Race (excluding the top 10 in the provisional MX1 point standings, who
are already qualified) + the 8 best placed riders of the MX2 Race ( excluding the top 10 in the provisional MX2
point standings, who are already qualified)
The 2 best placed MX1 riders + the 2 best placed MX2 riders from the Last Chance Race
Positions 1 to 20 in each class score World Championship points in their respective class
Starting positions
General:
The MX2 riders will always proceed first to the starting grid followed by the MX1 riders
Riders can freely select their grid position according to their starting order and places available
For the MX1 Race and the MX2 Race:
The riders proceed to the starting grid according to the results of their respective Qualifying Race
For the Last Chance Race:
The non-qualified MX2 riders proceed to the starting grid according to their results in the MX2 Race
The non-qualified MX1 riders proceed to the starting grid according to their results in the MX1 Race
For the Super-Final in Qatar:
The 18 best placed riders of the MX2 Race + the 2 best placed MX2 riders from the Last Chance Race
The 18 best placed riders of the MX1 Race + the 2 best placed MX1 riders from the Last Chance Race
For the other Super-Finals in Thailand, Brazil & Mexico:
The top 10 riders in the provisional MX2 point standings + the 8 other best placed riders from the MX2
Race + the 2 best placed MX2 riders from the Last Chance Race
The top 10 riders in the provisional MX1 point standings + the 8 other best placed riders from the MX1
Race + the 2 best placed MX1 riders from the Last Chance Race
- - Where Are Our International Aussies 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 – AMA Supercross and Motocross

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- Jemma Wilson – WEC - Joakim Johansson's MPE Honda team
- Mitch Harper – WEC - Joakim Johansson's MPE Honda team
- Matt Fish – Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain
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- - RACE TEAMS FOR 2013 - - (Work in Progress)
- - Teams for Australian MX Nationals and ASX
Berry Sweet/Lucas Oils Yamaha – Tye Simmonds
Campbell Mining Honda: Jake Moss
Carlton Dry Honda – Ford Dale, Ben Townley
CDR Yamaha – Lawson Boppin, Billy Mackenzie
Choice Motorsport: TBA
DPH Motorsports: Cheyne Boyd?
GYTR Yamaha: Joel Dinsdale
Monster Energy Kawasaki – Jay Marmont, Adam Monea
MX Factory: TBA
Raceline Pirelli Suzuki: Ryan Marmont (TBC)
Serco Yamaha – Luke Styke, Luke Clout
Team Suzuki – Cody Cooper, Matt Moss (Not Confirmed)
Team KTM – Todd Waters, Kirk Gibbs
Tunetech Racing KTM Australia – Kale Makenham
Zero Seven Motorsports: Kade Mosig, Cody Mackie
Un-Named Race Team: Jacob Wright, Bailey Coxon
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
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
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.
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.
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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
M A T E , T H I S I S ‘ T H E M O T O B I B L E ’ !
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
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
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-- 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.
- - 2013 Australian Supercross Championship - TBA
- - 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
Wednesday 17 to Saturday 20 July, 2013.
- - 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.
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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 Senior Dirt Track Championship - Gunnedah Motorcycle Club - 8-10 June.
- - 2013 Australian Junior Dirt Track Championship - Wyalong Motor Sports Club - 6-7 July.
- - EUROPE
- - 2012 Dakar Rallye – January 5 th to 20 th
- - - Mantova Starcross – Jan 26/27
- 2013 Hawkestone International MX – February 10
- - 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

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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
- - 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

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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.
- - 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 -

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Comcast Arena. Rd 6 - Boise, ID. - November 9 - Idaho Center. Rd 7 Las Vegas, NV - November 23 - Orleans
Arena
-- HERE ARE THE RESULTS FROM ALL OF THE
CHAMPIONSHIP THAT HAVE FINISHED FOR 2013 –
- - 2013 Australian Speedway Championships – Final Standings
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 – 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.
-- HERE ARE THE RESULTS FROM ALL OF THE MAJOR
CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR 2012 --
- - 2012 RESULTS FROM AUSTRALIA
- Australian Motocross Champions
1968: 125cc - Ray Fisher. 250 - Rob Voumard. 500 - Gordon Renfree.

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1969: 125 - Gary Flood. 250 - Gary Flood. 500 - Gary Flood.
1970: 125 - Gary Flood. 250 - Gary Adams. 500 - Michael Groom.
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 - Tony 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 ...Tony 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
1978: 125 ...Jeff Leisk. 250 ...Jeff Leisk. 500 ...Jeff Leisk
1989: 125 ...Glen Bell. 250 ...Eddie Warren. 500 ...Eddie Warren
1990: 125 ...Stephan 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
1995: 125 ...Michael Cook. 250 ...Kim Ashkenazi
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
MR. MOTOCROSS AUSTRALIA (1974-1990)
1974 ...Trevor Flood
1975 ...Gary Flood
1976 ...Tony Gunter
1977 ...Tony 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
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AUSTRALIAN SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONS (2001-2010)
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
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2012 – Jay Marmont
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- - 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.
- 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.
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- 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
- 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

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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.
The 2013 A4DE will be held in Harvey, Western Australia from the 17th to the 20th of July.

- - 2012 Australasian Safari – Final Standings
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- 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.
-- 2012 AMA Motocross Championship – Final Standings
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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
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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
- - Monster Energy Cup – October 20 – Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas
- 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
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- 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
- 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

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- 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.
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.

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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.
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.

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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.
- - 2012 Tecate SCORE Baja 1000
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
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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)
- - Genoa Supercross – Italy
- 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
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- 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.
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.

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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

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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);
- 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

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(SVK, KTM), +0:48.720; 8. Tim Gajser (SLO, KTM), +0:54.070; 9. Samuele Bernardini (ITA, KTM),
+0:55.371; 10. Andriy Burenko (UKR, Suzuki), +0:56.087;
- 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

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- 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
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
Caleb Grothues
- 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
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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
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.

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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.
- 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.
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- 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).