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United States of America has dominated the world of motocross since 1981!
Of the past 28 Motocross of Nations races
USA has 19 victories
Belg has 5 victories
Italy has 2 victories
France and GBR have 1 each
If that's not getting your ass handed to you then you guys need to go back to school
END OF DEBATE - CLASS OVER
handle it
Of the past 28 Motocross of Nations races
USA has 19 victories
Belg has 5 victories
Italy has 2 victories
France and GBR have 1 each
If that's not getting your ass handed to you then you guys need to go back to school
END OF DEBATE - CLASS OVER
handle it
public service reminder'
Why is your world mx gp champ coming to America again? What was his reason to do so?
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A better question would be....
Why are Reed,Byrne and Metty all racing and living here in the $tates?
Most of us take wins in stride and appreciate the moment while appreciating the sportsmanship and knowing that we were up against comepetent competitors.
but this is the internet, where everyone can/will be a douchebag.....
No apologies from me - look at all the stupid threads talking down on Team USA riders.
Little reality is always a good thing
america at the moment are number 1 back in the 60s it was the europeans and the 40's/50's england
hopefully in a few years australia but with only 20 million people total its amazing we even have world class riders
for me after a great saturday, sunday was more than a let down but hey there is always next year in loverly italy with some fine wine and ladies and sunshine all of which england lacks i think it will be a italy 1 usa 2 australia 3 or if dreams do come true australia 1 italy 2 belgium 3
all in all i am thankfull i saw team usa ride and the rest of the world it was well worth the 30 hour flight
see you all next year
Ok, we got that out of the way - now if you are going to talk about world motocross domination, I don't think you can really pick a date to start at that is fitting for your argument.
My native land, has no shot to claim this title, so I feel like I can be pretty objective.
World Motocross Domination - lets just say teams nationally competing against each other.. because it is always an endless debate otherwise.
So in national team competition you have to include MXdN (yes it's des) from 1976 until present. And the now defunct Trophee des Nations which started in 1961 and ended in 1984.
So the tally for those two series which pitted teams from countries against each other winds up like this:
Country MXdN TRdN Total
Belgium 14 11 25
United States 20 4 24
United Kingdom 18 2 20
Sweden 8 5 13
USSR 3 1 4
Czech Republic 2 2
Italy 2 2
France 1 1
So - for the time being Belgium for another few years get to be the Greatest Motocross Country in the World.
So argue on.
or maybe the past 25 years
I didn't say in the history of motocross - did I?
Come back in 2 years and you'll have no argument from me... if Team USA keeps on trucking.
Just the facts
Pit Row
2008 USA James Stewart / Ryan Villopoto / Tim Ferry Donington Park, UK
2007 USA Ricky CARMICHAEL / Ryan VILLOPOTO / Tim FERRY Budds Creek, MD USA
2006 USA James STEWART / Ryan VILLOPOTO / Ivan TEDESCO Matterley Basin, Hampshire, UK
2005 USA Ricky CARMICHAEL / Kevin WINDHAM / Ivan TEDESCO Ernée, France
2004 Belgium Stefan EVERTS / Steve RAMON / Kevin STRIJBOS Lierop, Netherlands
2003 Belgium Stefan EVERTS / Steve RAMON / Joël SMETS Zolder, Belgium
2002 Italy Andrea BARTOLINI / Alessio CHIODI / Alessandro PUZAR Bellpuig, Spain
2001 France Yves DEMARIA / Luigi SEGUY / David VUILLEMIN Namur, Belgium
2000 USA Ricky CARMICHAEL / Ryan HUGHES / Travis PASTRANA Saint-Jean-d'Angély, France
1999 Italy Andrea BARTOLINI / Alessio CHIODI/ Claudio FEDERICI Indaiatuba, Brazil
1998 Belgium Marnicq BERVOETS / Patrick CAPS / Stefan EVERTS Foxhills, Wiltshire, UK
1997 Belgium Marnicq BERVOETS / Stefan EVERTS / Joël SMETS Nismes, Belgium
1996 USA Jeff EMIG / Steve LAMSON / Jeremy McGRATH Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
1995 Belgium Marnicq BERVOETS / Stefan EVERTS / Joël SMETS Sverepec, Slovakia
1994 Great Britain Rob HERRING / Paul MALIN / Kurt NICOLL Roggenburg, Switzerland
1993 USA Jeff EMIG / Mike KIEDROWSKI / Jeremy McGRATH Schwanenstadt, Austria
1992 USA Jeff EMIG / Mike KIEDROWSKI / Billy LILES Manjimup, Australia
1991 USA Damon BRADSHAW / Mike KIEDROWSKI / Jeff STANTON Valkenswaard, Netherlands
1990 USA Damon BRADSHAW / Jeff STANTON / Jeff WARD Vimmerby, Sweden
1989 USA Mike KIEDROWSKI / Jeff STANTON / Jeff WARD Gaildorf, West Germany
1988 USA Rick JOHNSON / Ron LECHIEN / Jeff WARD Dung, France
1987 USA Bob HANNAH / Rick JOHNSON / Jeff WARD Unadilla, NY, USA
1986 USA David BAILEY / Rick JOHNSON / Johnny O'MARA Maggiora, Italy
1985 USA David BAILEY / Ron LECHIEN / Jeff WARD Gaildorf, West Germany
1984 USA David BAILEY / Rick JOHNSON / Johnny O'MARA / Jeff WARD Vanta, Finland
1983 USA David BAILEY / Mark BARNETT / Broc GLOVER / Jeff WARD Bruxelles, Belgium
1982 USA David BAILEY / Danny CHANDLER / Jim GIBSON / Johnny O'MARA Wohlen, Switzerland
1981 USA Donnie HANSEN / Danny LAPORTE / Johnny O'MARA / Chuck SUN Beilstein, West Germany
Cycle News intro'd me as did Dirt Bike in '70/'71.
Now how bout you turn you little comment sideways and shove it up your arse ?
BTW If it wasn't for us and the French there would be no MX and you'd have nothing to brag about.
I bet you're laughing your ass all the way to the empty bank, literally.
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