GP of The Netherlands predictions

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Edited Date/Time 4/24/2015 3:36am
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP, MX2, EMX125, EMX250 and EMX300. Track will get rough, no doubt!

Predictions?

In MX2 obviously Herlings, he has never lost a race in Valkenswaard and I don't see anything changing about that.

Last years top five:
1. Herlings (1-1)
2. Febvre (3-3)
3. Tixier (2-5)
4. Guillod (4-7)
5. Tonus (12-2)

Ferrandis went 8-4 and Gajser 9-9.

In MXGP everyone expects a victory from Cairoli, who will become championshipleader also if he does so. Won't be that easy I guess, Nagl is pretty fast in the sand too, and I won't count out Desalle, Paulin, Van Horebeek and Villopoto if he's not too sore from last weekend.

Last years top five:
1. Cairoli (3-1)
2. Van Horebeek (2-3)
3. Strijbos (6-2)
4. Desalle (4-4)
5. Roelants (8-5)

Paulin went 1-DNF and Nagl was injured.
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4/20/2015 6:12am
predictions for valkenswaard:-

mx2

- herlings
HUUUUUGE gap
- tixier
- tonkov
- gaisjer
-ferrandis

mx1

- cairoli
- nagl
- febvre
- desalle
- paulin
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4/20/2015 6:16am
I predict that Herlings will start the first moto on Sunday morning and cross the finish line sometime the day before.

*Yawn* in terms of a race but truly awesome if you like watching sand riders in their element.
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4/20/2015 6:19am
All I can say is go rv... 71 points down. Time is now. Everyone is going to have some bad rounds. Long series far from over. Put last week behind.
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I hope that RV can make it to the podium, and i hope that AC doesn't just check out both motos.

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4/20/2015 6:26am
mx1

- cairoli
- nagl
- desalle
- Paulin
- Simpson

Question mark rv?

mx 2

- Herlings
- Herlings
- Herlings
- Herlings ?
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4/20/2015 6:28am
I'm going to Valkenswaard this weekend and I can't wait for it.

In MX2 you just can't see anyone other than Herlings getting anywhere near the win.
I'll go for:
1. Herlings
2. Ferrandis
3. Anstie
4. Tixier
5. Gajser

The MXGP class is extremely difficult to predict. Cairoli has pretty much owned Valkenswaard since he moved into MX1, but he hasn't had it all his own way this year. He will be desperate to win at Valkenswaard, and I think he will.

1. Cairoli
2. Nagl
3. Desalle
4. Paulin
5. V horebeek
4/20/2015 6:28am Edited Date/Time 4/20/2015 6:32am
DeStouwer wrote:
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP...
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP, MX2, EMX125, EMX250 and EMX300. Track will get rough, no doubt!

Predictions?

In MX2 obviously Herlings, he has never lost a race in Valkenswaard and I don't see anything changing about that.

Last years top five:
1. Herlings (1-1)
2. Febvre (3-3)
3. Tixier (2-5)
4. Guillod (4-7)
5. Tonus (12-2)

Ferrandis went 8-4 and Gajser 9-9.

In MXGP everyone expects a victory from Cairoli, who will become championshipleader also if he does so. Won't be that easy I guess, Nagl is pretty fast in the sand too, and I won't count out Desalle, Paulin, Van Horebeek and Villopoto if he's not too sore from last weekend.

Last years top five:
1. Cairoli (3-1)
2. Van Horebeek (2-3)
3. Strijbos (6-2)
4. Desalle (4-4)
5. Roelants (8-5)

Paulin went 1-DNF and Nagl was injured.
Why do they call this particular round mx gp of europe and not gp of Netherland ?
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4/20/2015 6:32am
I actually think RV will do better on this track than most believe. I think he will be 3rd. With Cairoli winning and Nagl 2nd
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4/20/2015 6:42am
Motofinne wrote:
I hope that RV can make it to the podium, and i hope that AC doesn't just check out both motos.
You gotta think rv is starting to get pissed, People act like she's never road sand... Florida is all sand
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4/20/2015 6:52am
DeStouwer wrote:
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP...
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP, MX2, EMX125, EMX250 and EMX300. Track will get rough, no doubt!

Predictions?

In MX2 obviously Herlings, he has never lost a race in Valkenswaard and I don't see anything changing about that.

Last years top five:
1. Herlings (1-1)
2. Febvre (3-3)
3. Tixier (2-5)
4. Guillod (4-7)
5. Tonus (12-2)

Ferrandis went 8-4 and Gajser 9-9.

In MXGP everyone expects a victory from Cairoli, who will become championshipleader also if he does so. Won't be that easy I guess, Nagl is pretty fast in the sand too, and I won't count out Desalle, Paulin, Van Horebeek and Villopoto if he's not too sore from last weekend.

Last years top five:
1. Cairoli (3-1)
2. Van Horebeek (2-3)
3. Strijbos (6-2)
4. Desalle (4-4)
5. Roelants (8-5)

Paulin went 1-DNF and Nagl was injured.
Why do they call this particular round mx gp of europe and not gp of Netherland ?
Because there is two races in the Netherlands. It's sometimes called the GP of Flanders too, which is the region it is in
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4/20/2015 6:55am
Motofinne wrote:
I hope that RV can make it to the podium, and i hope that AC doesn't just check out both motos.
logan_140 wrote:
You gotta think rv is starting to get pissed, People act like she's never road sand... Florida is all sand
It's one thing having ridden sand before. But these guys ride this kind of sand all the time, you can be great in the sand and still be nowhere near. We'll see how he goes and if there are any repercussions from his crash yesterday
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4/20/2015 6:59am Edited Date/Time 4/20/2015 7:02am
Track looks alot like southwick?? its not as deep like lommel. Anybody know how he did at southwick when he raced? Hopefuly he is ok and can race this wekend.
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4/20/2015 7:00am
RY4N37 wrote:
Because there is two races in the Netherlands. It's sometimes called the GP of Flanders too, which is the region it is in
Flanders is Homer Simpson's religious next door neighbor.

So they're racing @ Volkswagon next week.
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4/20/2015 7:00am
DeStouwer wrote:
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP...
The circus has landed on European soil, so the GP's follow each other closer. Next weekend the GP of The Netherlands in Valkenswaard, with classes MXGP, MX2, EMX125, EMX250 and EMX300. Track will get rough, no doubt!

Predictions?

In MX2 obviously Herlings, he has never lost a race in Valkenswaard and I don't see anything changing about that.

Last years top five:
1. Herlings (1-1)
2. Febvre (3-3)
3. Tixier (2-5)
4. Guillod (4-7)
5. Tonus (12-2)

Ferrandis went 8-4 and Gajser 9-9.

In MXGP everyone expects a victory from Cairoli, who will become championshipleader also if he does so. Won't be that easy I guess, Nagl is pretty fast in the sand too, and I won't count out Desalle, Paulin, Van Horebeek and Villopoto if he's not too sore from last weekend.

Last years top five:
1. Cairoli (3-1)
2. Van Horebeek (2-3)
3. Strijbos (6-2)
4. Desalle (4-4)
5. Roelants (8-5)

Paulin went 1-DNF and Nagl was injured.
Why do they call this particular round mx gp of europe and not gp of Netherland ?
RY4N37 wrote:
Because there is two races in the Netherlands. It's sometimes called the GP of Flanders too, which is the region it is in
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 Wink In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia. We had a GP of Flanders, a GP of Wallonia, a GP of Belgium and a GP of Europe.

Like this year there are two GP's in Italy. Last weekend was the GP of Trentino, Maggiora is called the GP of Italy.
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Track looks alot like southwick?? its not as deep like lommel. Anybody know how he did at southwick when he raced? Hopefuly he is ok and...
Track looks alot like southwick?? its not as deep like lommel. Anybody know how he did at southwick when he raced? Hopefuly he is ok and can race this wekend.
Racer x said he's going for an mri, but the team believes he is okay. medical people at the race said no broken bones
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4/20/2015 7:08am
I think this GP will play out pretty much like the others so far in MXGP.

MX2
1) Herlings
2) Jonass
3)Tixier
4)Ferrandis
5)Bogers

MXGP
1)Cairoli (tied on points with Nagl
2)Nagl
3)Villopoto
4)Desalle
5)Febvre

Wildcard Coldenhoff and De Dycker

I wish I could put Van Horebeek in there somewhere, but this just isn't his year. The same goes for De Dycker, but time is running out for him.
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4/20/2015 7:25am
Here's a GoPro from last year, where next weeks race will be

on the Volkswagon circuit, looks like a high speed, (careful you don't get sand in your vagina type of track.

https://youtu.be/dixcIy08NxM
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4/20/2015 7:31am
Why do they call this particular round mx gp of europe and not gp of Netherland ?
RY4N37 wrote:
Because there is two races in the Netherlands. It's sometimes called the GP of Flanders too, which is the region it is in
DeStouwer wrote:
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 ;) In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia...
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 Wink In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia. We had a GP of Flanders, a GP of Wallonia, a GP of Belgium and a GP of Europe.

Like this year there are two GP's in Italy. Last weekend was the GP of Trentino, Maggiora is called the GP of Italy.
Valkenswaard is very close to Belgium though. I'm sure it was definitely called the GP of Flanders before.
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4/20/2015 7:38am
RY4N37 wrote:
Because there is two races in the Netherlands. It's sometimes called the GP of Flanders too, which is the region it is in
DeStouwer wrote:
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 ;) In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia...
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 Wink In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia. We had a GP of Flanders, a GP of Wallonia, a GP of Belgium and a GP of Europe.

Like this year there are two GP's in Italy. Last weekend was the GP of Trentino, Maggiora is called the GP of Italy.
RY4N37 wrote:
Valkenswaard is very close to Belgium though. I'm sure it was definitely called the GP of Flanders before.
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not on Canadian ground now is it?
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4/20/2015 7:44am
DeStouwer wrote:
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 ;) In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia...
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 Wink In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia. We had a GP of Flanders, a GP of Wallonia, a GP of Belgium and a GP of Europe.

Like this year there are two GP's in Italy. Last weekend was the GP of Trentino, Maggiora is called the GP of Italy.
RY4N37 wrote:
Valkenswaard is very close to Belgium though. I'm sure it was definitely called the GP of Flanders before.
DeStouwer wrote:
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not...
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not on Canadian ground now is it?
You're right I just looked back again and it's been called the GP of Benelux before. I was getting confused with the GP at Zolder, which used to be called Flanders. My bad
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4/20/2015 7:50am
RY4N37 wrote:
Valkenswaard is very close to Belgium though. I'm sure it was definitely called the GP of Flanders before.
DeStouwer wrote:
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not...
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not on Canadian ground now is it?
RY4N37 wrote:
You're right I just looked back again and it's been called the GP of Benelux before. I was getting confused with the GP at Zolder, which...
You're right I just looked back again and it's been called the GP of Benelux before. I was getting confused with the GP at Zolder, which used to be called Flanders. My bad
Haha no problem! It's a bit confusing for foreigners I have to admit, a couple of GP tracks in a radius of 50 miles. Have fun next weekend! I'll be there too, but the weather forecast doesn't look that great...
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4/20/2015 7:53am
DeStouwer wrote:
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not...
Sorry bud, but that never happened, I've been to the GP in Valkenswaard since the early 90s. Detroit is next to Canada aswell, but it's not on Canadian ground now is it?
RY4N37 wrote:
You're right I just looked back again and it's been called the GP of Benelux before. I was getting confused with the GP at Zolder, which...
You're right I just looked back again and it's been called the GP of Benelux before. I was getting confused with the GP at Zolder, which used to be called Flanders. My bad
DeStouwer wrote:
Haha no problem! It's a bit confusing for foreigners I have to admit, a couple of GP tracks in a radius of 50 miles. Have fun...
Haha no problem! It's a bit confusing for foreigners I have to admit, a couple of GP tracks in a radius of 50 miles. Have fun next weekend! I'll be there too, but the weather forecast doesn't look that great...
I'm sure we will have a great weekend. I went also last year and it was awesome. The weather for Sunday doesn't look so good but it's still early in the week so hopefully that can change. As long as it's not heavy rain it will be good
4/20/2015 7:56am Edited Date/Time 4/20/2015 8:01am
themrtoad wrote:
I think this GP will play out pretty much like the others so far in MXGP. MX2 1) Herlings 2) Jonass 3)Tixier 4)Ferrandis 5)Bogers MXGP 1)Cairoli...
I think this GP will play out pretty much like the others so far in MXGP.

MX2
1) Herlings
2) Jonass
3)Tixier
4)Ferrandis
5)Bogers

MXGP
1)Cairoli (tied on points with Nagl
2)Nagl
3)Villopoto
4)Desalle
5)Febvre

Wildcard Coldenhoff and De Dycker

I wish I could put Van Horebeek in there somewhere, but this just isn't his year. The same goes for De Dycker, but time is running out for him.
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is happening with Keeno, this should be his breakout race, too bad Strijbos is not there, he was a podium pick for sure. Jeremy could find his form there and spoil the whole party. Filip Bengtson could throw a wrench in the whole works also if he doesn't fade. Hard to call this one.
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4/20/2015 7:58am
themrtoad wrote:
I think this GP will play out pretty much like the others so far in MXGP. MX2 1) Herlings 2) Jonass 3)Tixier 4)Ferrandis 5)Bogers MXGP 1)Cairoli...
I think this GP will play out pretty much like the others so far in MXGP.

MX2
1) Herlings
2) Jonass
3)Tixier
4)Ferrandis
5)Bogers

MXGP
1)Cairoli (tied on points with Nagl
2)Nagl
3)Villopoto
4)Desalle
5)Febvre

Wildcard Coldenhoff and De Dycker

I wish I could put Van Horebeek in there somewhere, but this just isn't his year. The same goes for De Dycker, but time is running out for him.
The Source wrote:
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is...
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is happening with Keeno, this should be his breakout race, too bad Strijbos is not there, he was a podium pick for sure. Jeremy could find his form there and spoil the whole party. Filip Bengtson could throw a wrench in the whole works also if he doesn't fade. Hard to call this one.
Where do you have rv? Since you have been right Woohoo
4/20/2015 8:04am
DeStouwer wrote:
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 ;) In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia...
Flanders is a part of Belgium, not Holland RY4N37 Wink In 2000 there were 4 GP's in Belgium I believe, two in Flanders, two in Wallonia. We had a GP of Flanders, a GP of Wallonia, a GP of Belgium and a GP of Europe.

Like this year there are two GP's in Italy. Last weekend was the GP of Trentino, Maggiora is called the GP of Italy.
Okey. Thanks for clearing that one for me. Got confused.
4/20/2015 8:06am
The Source wrote:
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is...
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is happening with Keeno, this should be his breakout race, too bad Strijbos is not there, he was a podium pick for sure. Jeremy could find his form there and spoil the whole party. Filip Bengtson could throw a wrench in the whole works also if he doesn't fade. Hard to call this one.
You think RV could land a podium ? I thought this was basically were all the top dogs of europe practice on daily bases? I thought Argentina & Italy would be the perfect fit for RV, but maybe these sand tracks will make him bounce back?
4/20/2015 8:07am
450s

1. Cairoli
2. Nagl
3. Villopoto
4. Desalle
5. Paulin

250s

1. Herlings
2 Tixier
3. Jonass
4. Anstie
5. Ferrandis
4/20/2015 8:21am
The Source wrote:
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is...
I see Romain & Glenn both putting in good rides but it shouldn't be surprising to anyone if they podium, anyone have any idea what is happening with Keeno, this should be his breakout race, too bad Strijbos is not there, he was a podium pick for sure. Jeremy could find his form there and spoil the whole party. Filip Bengtson could throw a wrench in the whole works also if he doesn't fade. Hard to call this one.
You think RV could land a podium ? I thought this was basically were all the top dogs of europe practice on daily bases? I thought...
You think RV could land a podium ? I thought this was basically were all the top dogs of europe practice on daily bases? I thought Argentina & Italy would be the perfect fit for RV, but maybe these sand tracks will make him bounce back?
Sorry, can't call this one, I do think there will be new faces for this year on the podium in both classes. Can't see RV standing there though, but he could have a good run just not good enough. This is going to be a good one!
4/20/2015 8:31am
The Source wrote:
Sorry, can't call this one, I do think there will be new faces for this year on the podium in both classes. Can't see RV standing...
Sorry, can't call this one, I do think there will be new faces for this year on the podium in both classes. Can't see RV standing there though, but he could have a good run just not good enough. This is going to be a good one!
hmm Tongue well you been on it lately. I thought that list was yours ? Would like to hear what you predict?

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