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3 Honda's in the top 10, very promising for next year
Sorry about CP but what can I say, he just "looks" like he has very little fitness. These GP guys aren't the same as 2007, they don't hang about any more. Plus the track is nasty.
1 Bobryshev, Evgeny RUS Honda
2 Cairoli, Antonio ITA KTM
3 Frossard, Steven FRA Yamaha
4 Nagl, Maximilian GER KTM
5 Desalle, Clement BEL Suzuki
6 de Dycker, Ken BEL Honda
7 Goncalves, Rui POR Honda
8 Barragan, Jonathan ESP Kawasaki
9 Philippaerts, David ITA Yamaha
10 Ramon, Steve BEL Suzuki
Pourcel DNF
Pit Row
Looks like Pourcel got a shock at the depth of World Championship motocross today! 7th to 12th in the first couple of laps probably wasn't what he expected.
Roczen and Herlings were flying!! Herlings said he let Ken go, but can he keep that pace for the full race in race two?
Huge well done to Bobreyshev that was a fantastic ride and great to see a guy from Russia win a GP.. he has sacrificed a lot and came to live in Belgium.. new language, country, culture all to chase his dream.
Here is what I saw: http://dv12.blogspot.com/2011/07/german-gp-mx1-moto-1.html
It must be the bike, because he wouldn't ever quit like that unless there was something wrong.
Apparently Chris Pourcel forgot to put a chest protector on, seems a bit too far-fetched to be true, but who knows?
Not that I blame you...
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