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| Motocross of Nations 2010 - USA | |
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| Topic Started: 5 Sep 2010, 01:49 (727 Views) | |
| airtime | 5 Sep 2010, 01:49 Post #1 |
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96 riders will travel to Lakewood, Colorado,to defend their nation's honor. check them out here; TEAM AUSTRALIA: 1. Brett Metcalfe 2. Dean Ferris 3. Jay Marmont -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM AUSTRIA: 1. Matthias Walkner 2. Pascal Rauchenecker 3. Gunter Schmidinger -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM BELGIUM: 1. Clement Desalle 2. Steve Ramon 3. Jeremy Van Horebeek -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM BRAZIL: 1. Jorge Antonio Balbi 2. Pipo Castro 3. Marcello Lima -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM CANADA: 1. Jeremy Medaglia 2. Kyle Keast 3. Kaven Benoit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM COSTA RICA: 1. Johan Mora 2. Alejandro Rojas 3. Roberto Castro -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM CROATIA: 1. Nenad Sipek 2. Marko Tumbri 3. Danjel Bozic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM ECUADOR: 1. Martin Davalos 2. Felipe Espinosa 3. Andres Benenaula -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM ESTONIA: 1. Tanel Leok 2. Ptitt Ratsep 3. Gert Krestinov -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM FRANCE: 1. Marvin Musquin 2. Christophe Pourcel 3. Xavier Boog -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM FINLAND: 1. Harri Kullas 2. Toni Eriksson 3. Jon Soderberg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM GERMANY: 1. Ken Roczen 2. Max Nagl 3. Marcus Schiffer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM GREAT BRITAIN: 1. Shaun Simpson 2. Dean Wilson 3. Jake Nicholls -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM GUATEMALA: 1. Rodolfo Fernandez 2. Esteban Castillo 3. Tomas Castillo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM ICELAND: 1. Gylfi Gudmundsson 2. Eythor Reynisson 3. Hjalmar Jonsson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM IRELAND: 1. Martin Barr 2. Gordon Crockard 3. Stuart Edmonds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM ITALY: 1. Davide Guarneri 2. Alessandro Lupino 3. Manuel Monni -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM JAPAN: 1. Akira Narita 2. Takuya Mihara 3. Yoshitaka Atsuta -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM LATVIA: 1. Matiss Karro 2. Ivo Steinbergs 3. Lauris Freibergs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM LITHUANIA: 1. Mindaugas Kazakevicius 2. Nerijus Rukstela 3. Rimantas Pazemeckas -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM MEXICO: 1. Martin Garcia 2. Alberto Herdia 3. Giovannia Victor Blanco -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM PORTUGAL: 1. Rui Goncalves 2. Hugo Basaula 3. Luis Correia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM PUERTO RICO: 1. Zach Osborne 2. Kyle Regal 3. Christian Ruiz -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM NEW ZEALAND: 1. Ben Townley 2. Josh Coppins 3. Brad Groombridge -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM PHILIPPINES: 1. Jolet Jao 2. Ralph Alvarez 3. Kenneth San Andres -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM RUSSIA: 1. Evgeny Bobryshev 2. Alexander Tonkov 3. Sergey Astaykin -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM SPAIN: 1. Jonathan Barragan 2. Jose Butron 3. Carlos Campano -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM SWEDEN 1. Tom Soderstrom 2. Fredrik Noren 3. Alex Eriksson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM SWITZERLAND: 1. Arnaud Tonus 2. Gregory Wicht 3. Valentin Guillod -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM USA: 1. Ryan Dungey 2. Andrew Short 3. Trey Canard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM UKRAINE: 1. Oleksandr Pashchynskyi 2. Mykola Pashchynskyi 3. Roman Morozov -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEAM VENEZUELA: 1. Giovanni Perrotta 2. Humberto Martin 3. Raimundo Trasolini |
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| airtime | 8 Sep 2010, 19:08 Post #2 |
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Jeff Ward, seven Motocross of Nations victories record holder, talks about the 2010 Team USA The 64th edition of the Red Bull FIM Motocross of Nations will take place in Denver, USA, on the September 26 weekend. Many riding legends are directly linked to such event, but there is one who stands out over the rest, Jeff Ward. Native Scottish but living most of his life in the US, Ward is the American having won the most Chamberlain Trophies courtesy of seven wins with Team USA.  Jeff Ward at his racing times. Photo: Paul Buckley His ever first FIM Motocross of Nations with Team USA was back in 1983 in Angreau, Belgium, with his teammates Bailey, Barnett and Glover. Ward was the only one of the team who continued representing USA in the following victorious two years, taking a break in 1986. Ward was back winning the MXoN in 1987 to take part in USA's successful streak until 1990. Being present at seven wins of Team USA, Ward is currently the American to have won most Chamberlain Trophies. "It is a great feeling knowing that I hold this record. I put a lot of pride into winning that race every time. Each rider had their own fans but at the Motocross of Nations every fan was pulling for you to win. That was the best feeling!" Ward stated. To win the Red Bull FIM Motocross of Nations you need the team spirit, as Ward says: "The best memory of taking part at a MXoN was always working with the other riders to be the best we could be, and getting to race with riders from around the world that I would follow." Team USA has a total of twenty MXoN victories and Roger De Coster, current USA Team Manager, has a lot to do with such excellent record. "Roger is a great manager and also a great rider. He knows what a rider needs and being in Europe he would always have everything we needed to be ready on race day. There is a lot of stuff that goes on at the MXoN and having Roger made it all run smooth" Ward commented. This year Team USA is made of Dungey, Canard and Short, who will try to defend the Chamberlain Trophy after the last five consecutive victories. The young American team will try to get closer to record of 13 victories in a row that Team USA holds and continue making History for their country. Jeff Ward defined the 2010 USA Team as the best they could have ever had and is positive that they will achieve the Trophy once more as they are all really talented riders and they have all a great heart to defend their Nation. "I don't see why Team USA cannot beat the current record of 13 victories in a row, it was done once. I don't think we were thinking of putting together 13 in a row. It is so hard to win this race. It only takes a couple of mistakes and it's over. In my seven wins there was more than once that we got so so lucky to pull off the win. But that's what happens when you never give up and fight with heart!!! Go USA!" concluded Ward. With 20 wins to their credit, USA is the most successful nation at this annual competition, followed by Great Britain with 16 wins and Belgium with 14. This year 32 Nations have already entered the event as the list includes countries such as defending Champion USA, France, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Canada, Puerto Rico, Japan.  |
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| airtime | 15 Sep 2010, 22:12 Post #3 |
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Race Date is Sept 27th,Monday. stay tuned here 4 all the race reports and outcome of the Mxdn race.
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| airtime | 17 Sep 2010, 18:52 Post #4 |
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British based riders heading MXDN in Denver Seems like British fans are in for a treat when the 64th Motocross of Nations kicks off next week in Denver. If your there then all the better but if you plan a MXDN Party with friends sat around your plasma then here’s a list of riders who race in the Maxxis British championship that will be in the USA racing for their respective nations for you to cheer on – good luck to all especially the Brits and team Ireland. Brad Anderson GB Jake Nicholls GB Mattis Karro Latvia Josh Coppins NZ Gert Krestinov Estonia Stuart Edmunds IRE Gordon Crockard IRE Martin Barr IRE Alex Eriksson SWE Evengy Bobreshev RUS Zach Osborne Puerta Rico |
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| airtime | 20 Sep 2010, 19:13 Post #5 |
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Team USA will defending the Chamberlain Trophy next week on home soil in Denver, CO. Meet Team USA in this video, the first time they ride together as a team. |
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| airtime | 22 Sep 2010, 17:02 Post #6 |
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Fresh new kit for Team GB at MXDN Come Saturday the 2010 MXDN will kicking itself into action, team GB are already there getting themselves ready for their huge weekend of racing. Two of the riders Brad Anderson and Jake Nicholls have some rather sweet Fox kit which will be showcased for the first time in Denver. Take a look its real nice 
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| airtime | 24 Sep 2010, 22:43 Post #7 |
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Moto caught up with the boys from team GB on the eve of the worlds biggest motocross race, the MX of Nations in Colorado. |
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| airtime | 25 Sep 2010, 20:16 Post #8 |
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2010 MX Des Nations Race Program. SATURDAY SCHEDULE 9/25/2010 9:00AM Meeting with Managers & Ballot 9:15AM 9:45AM Session with on board camera 10:00AM 10:40AM Free Practice MX1 (Max 40 Teams/40 Riders) 11:00AM 11:40AM Free Practice MX2 (Max 40 Teams/40 Riders) 12:00PM 12:40PM Free Practice Open (Max 40 Teams/40 Riders) 1:15PM Riders’ Briefing 2:00PM 2:15PM Official Opening Ceremony 2:20PM Qualifying Heat MX1 in waiting zone – sighting lap 2:30PM Qualifying Heat MX1 Max 40 Teams/riders – 20 min + 2 Laps) 3:20PM Qualifying Heat MX2 in waiting zone – sighting lap 3:30PM Qualifying Heat MX2 Max 40 Teams/riders – 20 min + 2 Laps) 4:20PM Qualifying Heat Open in waiting zone – sighting lap 4:30PM Qualifying Heat Open Max 40 Teams/riders – 20 min + 2 Laps) 5:00PM 5:30PM Second session with on board camera 5:30PM 6:00PM Freestyle Show SUNDAY SCHEDULE 9/26/2010 8:40AM 9:00AM Warm up B Final (Max 13 teams/39 Riders) 9:10AM 9:30AM Warm – up Motocross of Nations Group 1 (Positions 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19) 9:40AM 10:00AM Warm – up Motocross of Nations Group 1 (Positions 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18) 10:15 AM 10:35AM Freestyle Show 10:50AM B Final Waiting Zone – Sighting lap 11:00AM B Final Start 39 Riders 30 Min plus 2 laps 12:15PM 12:35PM Freestyle Show Motocross of Nations Races 1:08PM Motocross of Nations Races Race 1 MX1 and MX2 30 min + 2 laps 1:55PM 2:15PM Freestyle Show 2:38PM Motocross of Nations Races Race 1 MX2 and Open 30 min + 2 laps 3:25PM 3:45PM Freestyle Show 4:08PM Motocross of Nations Races Race 1 MX1 and Open 30 min + 2 laps Motocross of Nations Prize Giving Ceremony Immediately after Race 3
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| airtime | 25 Sep 2010, 20:33 Post #9 |
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Welcome to the iLap coming to you from Lakewood, CO at Thunder Valley Raceway for the 2010 Motocross of Nations. The iLap is proudly presented to you by our friends at DeCal Works where you can get pre-printed backgrounds, graphics, race gear and apparel. link for track pics - http://www.racerxonline.com/article/ilap-tunder-valley-mxon.aspx Some more MXdN pics by Vitalmx,GuyB - http://www.vitalmx.com/photos/features/Vital-MX-Pit-Bits-MXoN-2010-Friday,35763/Thunder-Valley,40586/GuyB,64 the track really looks awsome 
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| airtime | 26 Sep 2010, 06:45 Post #10 |
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some short interviews before the weekend race from supercross.com Amanda talks to Belgian ace Clement Desalle Friday before the 2010 Motocross of Nations in the USA. Clement rides for Team Belgium. http://www.supercross.com/videos/335-clement-desalle-friday-before-mx-of-nations-2010 Amanda talks to Ken Roczen before the prestigous 2010 Red Bull Motocross of Nations in Colorado! (Or is it Ken Roczen talking to Amanda before the prestigous 2010 Red Bull Motocross of Nations in Colorado!?) Ken will be racing for Team Germany http://www.supercross.com/videos/337-amanda-and-ken-roczen-or-ken-roczen-and-amanda Amanda talks to Team USA Manager Roger De Coster on the Friday before the 2010 Motocross of Nations in the USA! http://www.supercross.com/videos/336-roger-de-coster-interview 
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| airtime | 26 Sep 2010, 22:04 Post #11 |
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MX of Nations 2010 - Saturday Qualifying 2010 MXoN Video - MX1 Qualifier Check out some of the action from today’s MX1 qualifier at the Red Bull Motocross of Nations, and hear from winner Antonio Cairoli and Team USA’s Ryan Dungey http://motocross.transworld.net/1000102356/news/2010-mxon-mx1-qualifier/ 2010 MXoN Video - MX2 Qualifier Check out some of the action from today’s MX2 qualifier at the Red Bull Motocross of Nations at Thunder Valley MX, and hear what winner Trey Canard thought of his battle with German speedster Ken Roczen. http://motocross.transworld.net/1000102372/news/2010-mxon-video-mx2-qualifier/ MXoN 2010 Video - MX3 Qualifier Watch as holeshot artist Andrew Short pulls a fatty and proceeds to check out on the MX3 class at the Red Bull Motocross of Nations, held at Thunder Valley MX… http://motocross.transworld.net/1000102387/news/mxon-2010-video-mx3-qualifier/ |
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| airtime | 27 Sep 2010, 08:31 Post #12 |
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Dungey rips to a moto 1 victory As the old saying goes “when the gates drop, yeh you know the rest. Ryan Dungey swept to a convincing win in moto 1 of the 2010 MXDN here in Denver, USA. Dungey passed Barragan to take the lead on lap one and never looked back because if he did he would have seen Tony Cairoli chasing hard. Bad news for Team USA is that Trey Canard tangled with Zach Osborne on the start and had to fight from near last to finish 12th but the USA still lead from Germany, Belgium, Austraila and Italy. Team GB didn’t have the best of luck as Jake went missing for a couple of laps and had to fight tooth and nail for his position. Dean Wilson didn’t have the best of starts but ripped through the pack to finish solid 8th.  Dungey 1 everyone else nil |
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| airtime | 27 Sep 2010, 09:11 Post #13 |
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Townley decimates field in moto 2 Townley was amazing Ben Townley showed why on his day he is one of the fastest riders on the planet with a devastaing victory in moto 2 here in Denver. The Kiwi ace fought and clashed with Andrew Short mid race and put paid to the Americans chance of victory, Short sat on the ground for a few seconds not knowing where the tornadoe came from and lost his clutch lever in the process. The American media centre is a buzz at the sheer speed of Ken Roczen who had the lead for a few laps but Townley ground him down on the big 450 Honda but the little German still crossed the line in 2nd. Britain’s Dean Wilson also put in a blinder and finished 6th with Anderson finishing 8th. |
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| airtime | 27 Sep 2010, 09:25 Post #14 |
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 Team USA wins It was a tale of two completely different stories here in Denver, firstly team USA were outstanding in the final moto to go 1-2 and win he 64th MXDN with a seven point advantage over Belgium who finished second and Germany in third. Team USA – even after mishaps on the track the team kept going and wanted the win badly and we take our rather sweaty hats off to them! Ryan Dungey said, “it was an amazing weekend, lot of effort by everyone…we worked with each other and we never quit.” “The first moto I got stuck with Osborne, explained Canard, “I didn’t want to be the one rider to let USA down, after that it was awesome and Ryan killed it today and I’m excited holding this flag.” I’d like to thank god and my team mates,” said Short, “none of us wanted to quit and its something I’ll never forget, I watch the GP’s and know how fast these guys are – it was great.” Edited by airtime, 27 Sep 2010, 09:57.
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| airtime | 27 Sep 2010, 09:37 Post #15 |
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Motocross des Nations Team Results: 1. USA, 23 2. Belgium, 30 3. Germany, 44 4. Great Britain, 45 5. Italy, 50 6. Australia, 54 7. France, 71 8. New Zealand, 90 9. Portugal, 94 10. Puerto Rico, 99 11. Switzerland, 102 12. Austria, 109 13. Spain, 115 14. Finland, 116 15. Estonia, 118 16. Canada, 119 17. Latvia, 121 18. Brazil, 123 19. Japan, 128 20. Ireland, 142 |
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| airtime | 27 Sep 2010, 10:09 Post #16 |
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Race Videos are up!!! 2010 Red Bull MXoN RACE 1 2010 Red Bull MXoN RACE 2 2010 Red Bull MXoN RACE 3 the last big world moto cross event by Red Bull....2011 will see Monster Energy taking over as the title sponsor. |
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| airtime | 5 Oct 2010, 17:00 Post #17 |
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another view of the event by Monster Energy. |
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