Confirmed MXoN-teams so far

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I'll try to update the list frequently. Starting to look good!

France
#1 Romain Febvre (Yamaha)
#2 Benoît Paturel (Yamaha)
#3 Gautier Paulin (Honda)

USA
#4 Cooper Webb (Yamaha)
#5 Alex Martin (Yamaha)
#6 Jason Anderson (Husqvarna)

Belgium
#7 Kevin Strijbos (Suzuki)
#8 Jeremy Van Horebeek (Yamaha)
#9 Brent Van Doninck (Yamaha)

Estonia
#10 Priit Rätsep (Honda)
#11 Tanel Leok (KTM)
#12 Harri Kullas (KTM)

Switzerland
#13 Valentin Guillod (Yamaha)
#14 Jeremy Seewer (Suzuki)
#15 Arnaud Tonus (Kawasaki)

The Netherlands
#16 Glenn Coldenhoff (KTM)
#17 Brian Bogers (KTM)
#18 Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)

Australia
#19 Todd Waters (Suzuki)
#20 Mitchell Evans (Yamaha)
#21 Dean Ferris (Yamaha)

New Zealand
#22 Cody Cooper (Honda)
#23 Josiah Natzke (KTM)
#24 Hamish Harwood (KTM)

Germany
#25 Maximilian Nagl (Husqvarna)
#26 Henry Jacobi (KTM)
#27 Dennis Ullrich (KTM)

Austria
#28 Lukas Neurauter (KTM)
#29 Michaël Sandner (KTM)
#30 Pascal Rauchenecker (Husqvarna)

Spain
#31 José Butrón (KTM)
#32 Jorge Prado García (KTM)
#33 Jorge Zaragoza (Honda)

Russia
#34 Semen Rogozin (Husqvarna)
#35 Vsevolod Brylyakov (Kawasaki)
#36 Evgeny Bobryshev (Honda)

Sweden
#37 Anton Gole (Husqvarna)
#38 Alvin Östlund (Yamaha)
#39 Fredrik Norén (Honda)

Italy
#40 Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
#41 Samuele Bernardini (TM)
#42 Michele Cervellin (Honda)

Denmark
#43 Nikolaj Larsen (KTM)
#44 Thomas Kjær Olsen (Husqvarna)
#45 Glen Meier (KTM)

Portugal
#46 Rui Gonçalves (Husqvarna)
#47 Hugo Basaúla (Kawasaki)
#48 Paulo Alberto (Honda)

Republic of Ireland
#49 Graeme Irwin (Honda)
#50 Martin Barr (Honda)
#51 Stuart Edmonds (TM)

Great Britain
#52 Tommy Searle (Kawasaki)
#53 Max Anstie (Husqvarna)
#54 Shaun Simpson (KTM)

Latvia
#55 Dāvis Ivanovs (Yamaha)
#56 Kārlis Sabulis (Yamaha)
#57 Toms Macuks (Kawasaki)

Japan
#58 Akira Narita (Honda)
#59 Chihiro Notsuka (Honda)
#60 Kei Yamamoto (Honda)

Slovenia
#61 Tim Gajser (Honda)
#62 Jan Pancar (Yamaha)
#63 Jernej Irt (Yamaha)

Czech Republic
#64 Jaromír Romančík (Suzuki)
#65 Filip Neugebauer (Kawasaki)
#66 Petr Smitka (KTM)

Poland
#70 Łukasz Lonka (KTM)
#71 Szymon Staszkiewicz (KTM)
#72 Tomasz Wysocki (KTM)

Lithuania
#73 Vytautas Bučas (Yamaha)
#74 Dovydas Karka (KTM)
#75 Arminas Jasikonis (Suzuki)

Slovakia
#76 Tomáš Šimko (Honda)
#77 Richard Šykiňa (KTM)
#78 Tomáš Kohút (KTM)

Brazil
#79 Fabio Aparecido Dos Santos (Yamaha)
#80 Ramyller Alves (Yamaha)
#81 Jean Carlo Ramos (Yamaha)

Finland
#82 Valtteri Malin (KTM)
#83 Miro Sihvonen (KTM)
#84 Kim Savaste (Kawasaki)

Croatia
#88 Hrvoje Karas (Yamaha)
#89 Luka Crnković (Yamaha)
#90 Matej Jaroš (Kawasaki)

Ukraine
#91 Roman Morozov (Kawasaki)
#92 Volodymyr Tarasov (KTM)
#93 Yuriy Naumchyk (Yamaha)

Greece
#94 Dimitrios Kontoletas (Yamaha)
#95 Emmanouil Kritikos (Yamaha)
#96 Panagiotis Kouzis (Honda)

Puerto Rico
#97 Jason Astudillo (Kawasaki)
#98 Gino Aponte (Kawasaki)
#99 Noah McConahy (Husqvarna)

Luxembourg
#100 Eric Tabouraing (Kawasaki)
#101 Yves Frank (Honda)
#102 Björn Frank (Honda)

Israel
#106 Ziv Karmi
#107 Dan Maya
#108 Oren Hasson

South Africa
#109 Kerim Fitz-Gerald (KTM)
#110 Nicholas Adams (Honda)
#111 Michael Docherty (Kawasaki)

Canada
#112 Kaven Benoit (KTM)
#113 Shawn Maffenbeier (KTM)
#114 Tyler Medaglia (Husqvarna)

Hungary
#115 Erik Hugyecz (KTM)
#116 Bence Szvoboda (KTM)
#117 Márk Szőke (Suzuki)

Iceland
#118 Ingvi Björn Birgisson (KTM)
#119 Eyþór Reynisson (Kawasaki)
#120 Andri Gudmundsson (KTM)

Thailand
#121 Chaiyan Romphan (Yamaha)
#122 Traiphop Boontaeng (KTM)
#123 Krisada Potaton (Kawasaki)

San Marino
#124 Thomas Marini (Husqvarna)
#125 Andrea Gorini (Suzuki)
#126 Bryan Toccaceli (Yamaha)
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8/23/2016 2:42am
Nzl

22 Cody cooper
23 Josiah Natzke
24 Hamish Harwood
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8/23/2016 3:06am
scott_nz wrote:
Nzl

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Russia dark horse for a top 5 maybe even podium if the stars align ? I have France,Belgium, USA in front of them on paper for sure. But behind that? They seem pretty even to Germany and Italy imo. Don't know how Aus and NZ will do though...GB has a slight advantage on them as of now.
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Finland

Valtteri Malin
Kim Savaste
Miro Sihvonen

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8/23/2016 3:25am
Brazil

Thales Vilardi
Fabinho Santos
Jean Ramos

Canada

Kaven Benoit
Shawn Maffenbeier
Tyler Medaglia

Japan

Makoto Ogata
Toshiki Tomita
Yohei Kojima

Lithuania

Arminas Jasikonis
Vytautas Bucas
Dovydas Karka

Slovenia

Tim Gajser
Jan Pancar
Jernej Irt

South Africa

Kerim Fitzgerald
Maddy Malan
Michael Doherty


David934
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8/23/2016 3:34am
Great Britain looks strong!
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8/23/2016 3:37am
I hope Slovenia actually qualifies this year
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8/23/2016 3:53am
Poland

Gabriel Chętnicki - OPEN
Szymon Staszkiewicz - MX2
Tomasz Wysocki - MXGP
Aryen
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8/23/2016 3:57am
Netherlands

Coldenhoff
Bogers
Herlings
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8/23/2016 4:15am Edited Date/Time 8/23/2016 4:18am
Aryen wrote:
Netherlands

Coldenhoff
Bogers
Herlings
This is the team to watch out for imo. I've got France, USA, Belgium, GB and Netherlands top 5 in no particular order. Australia and Russia could also play spoiler.

Edit: I forgot Switzerland. Holy shit this is gonna be good this year!
DeStouwer
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8/23/2016 4:17am
Aryen wrote:
Netherlands

Coldenhoff
Bogers
Herlings
Is this confirmed by the KNMV?
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8/23/2016 4:26am
Derpin' DJ wrote:
I hope Slovenia actually qualifies this year
I hope Australia qualifies this year.
8/23/2016 4:48am
Italy and Russia are joining the podium threats this year. Awesome!
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8/23/2016 5:06am
Derpin' DJ wrote:
I hope Slovenia actually qualifies this year
Plugga wrote:
I hope Australia qualifies this year.
It seems are chances of podium threat is much less these days after the reed/byrne/metcalfe era. Our internationally competitive stocks are pretty slim these days Sad
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8/23/2016 5:13am
Derpin' DJ wrote:
I hope Slovenia actually qualifies this year
Plugga wrote:
I hope Australia qualifies this year.
tobz wrote:
It seems are chances of podium threat is much less these days after the reed/byrne/metcalfe era. Our internationally competitive stocks are pretty slim these days Sad
Remember reading Reedy's comments half way through 01 GPs...

Basically:

...I just thought, these guys aren't going this fast, it's not that hard, just settle in and do it...

Ferris and Waters have it, watching them in GPs, there really is sweet FA between doing it and not, sux watching your guys just miss!

Hence why I already love watching Lawrence, hungry as fuck!
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8/23/2016 5:41am
Derpin' DJ wrote:
I hope Slovenia actually qualifies this year
Plugga wrote:
I hope Australia qualifies this year.
tobz wrote:
It seems are chances of podium threat is much less these days after the reed/byrne/metcalfe era. Our internationally competitive stocks are pretty slim these days Sad
I think we were up there last year until Ferris got taken out in the last moto for absolutely no reason which I'm still sore on haha but I reckon Ferris, Waters and Gibbs are international level
I would rather it was Waters than Gibbs just from an international experience standpoint but man Gibbs is solid.. Ferris is hauling and he apparently feels better on his Yamaha than he did on the Husky plus he's pretty keen to be in Europe again so he'll be looking to get a result.. I'm with Crush on Lawrence instead of Beaton too

But either way we'll no doubt get struck down by some weird shitty luck and it'll all be for naught haha
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8/23/2016 6:58am
Aryen wrote:
Netherlands

Coldenhoff
Bogers
Herlings
DeStouwer wrote:
Is this confirmed by the KNMV?
Nope, but you can bet your life savers. Who runs MX1 and who runs Open is still to be decided though.
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8/23/2016 7:08am
Kinda frustrating that South Africa is finally sending a team again since Rattray & Swannie retired.
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8/23/2016 7:17am Edited Date/Time 8/23/2016 7:17am
jamma10 wrote:
Kinda frustrating that South Africa is finally sending a team again since Rattray & Swannie retired.
Was thinking this too. And even then, I don't understand why they haven't selected guys like Adams or Cox, who've ran a couple of EMX-races and go for local racers instead.
DeStouwer
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8/23/2016 7:18am
Aryen wrote:
Netherlands

Coldenhoff
Bogers
Herlings
DeStouwer wrote:
Is this confirmed by the KNMV?
Aryen wrote:
Nope, but you can bet your life savers. Who runs MX1 and who runs Open is still to be decided though.
Well yeah, everyone knows it's going to be those three if nothing happens, but I'm waiting for official confirmations.
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8/23/2016 7:26am
local radio station commercial says come see team USA riders Tomac and Barcia. lol
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8/23/2016 7:58am Edited Date/Time 8/23/2016 7:58am
mach6972 wrote:
local radio station commercial says come see team USA riders Tomac and Barcia. lol
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8/23/2016 8:18am
Strong team for us Brits. Where's Deano though? Injured or just got the boot?
SJK
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8/23/2016 8:20am
jamma10 wrote:
Kinda frustrating that South Africa is finally sending a team again since Rattray & Swannie retired.
DeStouwer wrote:
Was thinking this too. And even then, I don't understand why they haven't selected guys like Adams or Cox, who've ran a couple of EMX-races and...
Was thinking this too. And even then, I don't understand why they haven't selected guys like Adams or Cox, who've ran a couple of EMX-races and go for local racers instead.
Those chosen South Africa riders have been racing AMA races, so not so local even though not racing EMX
8/23/2016 8:20am
Sweden:

MX2 Alvin Östlund
MX1 Fredrik Norén
Open: Jesper Jönsson

Filip Bengtsson out due to injury.
8/23/2016 8:52am
This is looking like the team to beat.....

Belgium
#7 Kevin Strijbos
#8 Jeremy Van Horebeek
#9 Clément Desalle

Then France

Then USA.

IMO
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8/23/2016 8:54am
Sweden:

MX2 Alvin Östlund
MX1 Fredrik Norén
Open: Jesper Jönsson

Filip Bengtsson out due to injury.
If you had Bengtsson you could easily go top 5-7, that's a very solid team that could score well on consistency.
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8/23/2016 8:56am
This is looking like the team to beat.....

Belgium
#7 Kevin Strijbos
#8 Jeremy Van Horebeek
#9 Clément Desalle

Then France

Then USA.

IMO
I think you are underestimating Anderson. I think the US "B-team" could end up taking it just because they are new to the MXDN's (except Webb) and feel the pride.

I think Russia is a wild card, could make the podium
8/23/2016 8:58am
Sweden:

MX2 Alvin Östlund
MX1 Fredrik Norén
Open: Jesper Jönsson

Filip Bengtsson out due to injury.
Never heard of Jesper Jönsson. Solid team still.
Sweden could land on the podium in the next years with a bit of luck. Ostlund will only get better and Anton Gole will be a top MX2 rider as well

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