And the 20 best performers of this year MXON are...

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1 Jeffrey Herlings 2/1
2 Antonio Cairoli 2/2
3 Romain Febvre 1/4
4 Kevin Strijbos 3/3
5 Jeremy Van Horebeek 5/7
6 Arnaud Tonus 4/8
7 Glenn Coldenhoff 6/7
8 Cooper Webb 4/10
9 Gautier Paulin 3/11
10 Alex Martin 9/9
11 Jeremy Seewer 11/8
12 Kaven Benoit 8/12
13 Dean Ferris 5/15
14 Jose Butron 12/9
15 Todd Waters 7/14
16 Evgeny Bobryshev 17/6
17 Benoit Paturel 14/10
18 Michele Cervellin 12/13
19 Tommy Searle 22/5
20 Valentin Guillod 13/16
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Roll on 2017 is what that makes me think
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1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

Brownstone322 9/25/2016 11:09am
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Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
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1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

Anderson 1/DWA

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In my mind, Herlings, Febvre, Cairoli, Strijbos, Van Horebeke and Anderson were awesome today... Coldenhoff, Searle, Tonus and Ferris were also noticible for their efforts.
Awesome days racing.
Motocross83 9/25/2016 11:34am
9/25/2016 11:34am
Febvre, Anderson and Seewer for me.

Everyone has been slagging off the MX2 class for yrs now, so it was nice to see what one of the top guys can do when on form. The class isn't as strong this year certainly, but it also isn't as weak as it looked in Charlotte either. Seewer didn't come close to winning the overall but was bloody fast the whole weekend. And I agree with the above analysis in regards to Romain who looked just like his old self from 2015. Lastly, Jason. Though I think Herling's would've eventually got him, we'll never know - and besides staying up is a big part of it. Jason was very quick and took it to Jeffrey and the rest of MX3 field

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I think the perception of MX2 being weak comes from seeing them tip toe around Glen Helen. I think over the course of an entire series on either side of the pond AMA 250 and MX2 would prove very similar talent wise.
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ATKpilot99 9/25/2016 12:26pm
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What the hell was wrong with Anstie today?
Didn't he take a rock to the nuts yesterday ? Maybe not fully recovered.
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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot, and he would have raced the last race, probably giving USA the win.......

I realise that's a lot of if's and but's.
Muscle-Milk-KTM 9/25/2016 12:41pm
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Muscle-Milk-KTM wrote:
What the hell was wrong with Anstie today?
ATKpilot99 wrote:
Didn't he take a rock to the nuts yesterday ? Maybe not fully recovered.
Maybe, I also heard they changed the bike set up for the qualifier & it didn't work. Perhaps they forgot to but it back.
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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
JQ wrote:
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the...
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot, and he would have raced the last race, probably giving USA the win.......

I realise that's a lot of if's and but's.
"Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot"

I'm not an American so this isn't some chest thumping reply but come on.... The dude just raced to an historic victory in front of the whole world, I think he was well deserving of a fist pump or two and was very unlucky to get cleaned out in what can only be described as a freak accident.
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KirkChandler wrote:
1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

Only person to beat Herlings today, and very well would've won the 3rd moto.
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9/25/2016 1:01pm
Herlings look really good. It will be fun to watch him in the 450 GP's next year.
I agree that Fabvre looked to have his old form and rode great.
I was surprised by Strijbos - he seemed to be more energized than in the GP's, great ride. Hope he continues that in 17
Alex Martin did great coming back from bad starts - great ride.
Anderson did great but what a bummer on getting landed on. Glad to hear he is somewhat OK.
A little surprised on Webb - although he rode good I thought he would be a little bit faster. He took a while to get by some guys. Maybe it is getting use to the 450. But great effort to get back up after his tip over and keep the US on the box.

It looks like both the US series (SX/MX) and the GP's will be great racing in 17.
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KirkChandler wrote:
1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

colintrax wrote:
Only person to beat Herlings today, and very well would've won the 3rd moto.
Let me fix this for you as I'm sure you don't have a crystal ball.

Only person to beat Herlings today!
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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
JQ wrote:
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the...
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot, and he would have raced the last race, probably giving USA the win.......

I realise that's a lot of if's and but's.
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
St Ann More 9/25/2016 1:12pm
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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
JQ wrote:
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the...
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot, and he would have raced the last race, probably giving USA the win.......

I realise that's a lot of if's and but's.
jeffro503 wrote:
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then...
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
This ^^
And Caven Benoit! Great starts, rode good!

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jeffro503 9/25/2016 1:19pm
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JQ wrote:
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the...
Had Herlings not made the mistake, he would have most likely won, but that would also have meant that Anderson wouldn't have been celebrating on the landing of the finish line jump like an idiot, and he would have raced the last race, probably giving USA the win.......

I realise that's a lot of if's and but's.
jeffro503 wrote:
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then...
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
St Ann More wrote:
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
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jeffro503 wrote:
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then...
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
St Ann More wrote:
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
jeffro503 wrote:
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he...
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
Oh Jeff....
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KirkChandler wrote:
1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

colintrax wrote:
Only person to beat Herlings today, and very well would've won the 3rd moto.
From what I saw, I don't think he would have beaten Herlings in any race that Herlings didn't go down.
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KirkChandler wrote:
1. Anderson: 1/kamikazed

colintrax wrote:
Only person to beat Herlings today, and very well would've won the 3rd moto.
Sodipop wrote:
From what I saw, I don't think he would have beaten Herlings in any race that Herlings didn't go down.
But he did go down. Because Jeff was pushing a bit to much, Herlings was a bit inpatient. That is all motocross.
St Ann More 9/25/2016 1:36pm
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jeffro503 wrote:
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then...
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
St Ann More wrote:
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
jeffro503 wrote:
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he...
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
Wishing hurt on someone, telling me to f myself and the suggestion I'm the loud mouth? Oh the irony! Your meltdowns are HOF bro.
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jeffro503 wrote:
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then...
I hope the next time you race , you get landed on and carted off in an ambulance after winning your D class race. So then after , I can come on here and call you a fucking idiot.
St Ann More wrote:
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
jeffro503 wrote:
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he...
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
Could not agree more. Fuck that guy.
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jeffro503 wrote:
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he...
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
I agree...

"They" always seem to offer "compliments", always with a thinly veiled dig into the American riders...

"Good job by Anderson, but he got the holeshot and was lucky the absent/injured other riders weren't there" insinuating that the outcome would have somehow differed. "Congratulations, Jason!"

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Brownstone322 wrote:
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the...
Subjectively, it was Febvre. All of a sudden he looked as though he was in 2015 form. Had he not made a bad start in the third race, I suspect he would have spent the entire time mixing it up with Cairoli and Herlings. He was on fire in the race, and I think his pressure forced Webb into a mistake.

Oh, and the Belgians. Strijbos was waaaaaaaay better than I would have expected. And wasn't Van Horebeek the top MX2 guy in both races?

Meanwhile, had Herlings not made a small mistake, he woulda trounced Anderson in the second race; was just a matter of time. By my math, a Herlings 1-1 would have pulled the Netherlands even with France on points, and the Dutch would have won overall on the tie-breaker.

Enough "what ifs," though. Febvre impressed the most as it was.

EDIT: Credit to Anderson too. I didn't think he'd be competitive at all, let alone win a race and hold off Herlings.
2 that deserve credit:

Strijbos 3-3 without ripping a start and through traffic is damn good going,still he's extremely fast there, he won at the last GP there

I'll say it again that Seewer proved a lot, 2 lowly starts and coming through traffic for his rides, a small get off in the 1st Moto actually let AMart by but he chased him right to the flag,it'd put him 2nd overall if not but virtually nothing between the pair over both motos.
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jeffro503 9/25/2016 2:04pm
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St Ann More wrote:
Five without a win must suck but wishing hurt on someone? Seriously?
jeffro503 wrote:
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he...
The loud mouth A-hole called our rider ( the one who just won his first ever MXoN's race ) an idiot.....so yes , I hope he falls off a fucking bridge. And then I'll come back on here and call him a stupid fucking idiot. In fact....after going through some of these threads , you're just as bad. I don't wish you any harm.....but you're a loud mouth idiot just the same.

Go fuck yourself.
St Ann More wrote:
Wishing hurt on someone, telling me to f myself and the suggestion I'm the loud mouth? Oh the irony! Your meltdowns are HOF bro.
He insulted our guy who just won his first ever moto , you clueless fucking retard! Of course it pisses me off!

What is with some of you guys from Great Britain? You have won this event ONCE....ONE TIME in the past 50 freakin years , and the amount of bullshit which spews from your lips is like you win it every year.

You're like human Chihuahua's.....all bark , with absolutely no bite! Some of you guys come in and bloat over us not winning....while you guys struggle to make top 5 - 10?? And that aint a dig on your riders.....they are awesome no doubt , but enough for you to come in and insult My country or our riders?

And honestly.....I am not pissed at all that we took a 3rd today.....like not at all! I'm super happy that we got on the box after what happened yesterday. I'm also super happy for our guys who went there and gave it everything they had today!

Mad for being on the box the past 5yrs? Haha.....no , not at all. What about you?.....mad you haven't won this race but once...in the past 50yrs? I would be. Thank god I aint from GBR!
johnnypotato123 9/25/2016 2:16pm
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I don't see how you can put any of the blame on JA. People have been rolling the finish for years after a win. Febvre did it last year, hell RV and RD rolled it together in 2011 when they won. I would say the Japanese guy is mostly at fault here, I mean the TV showed Jason cruising for the entire straight away before the finish and the lapper was definitely close enough to see that. All in all I think it was just a freak accident that we may never see again. Let's just be happy both riders walked away under their own power.
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Tonus, tonus,how hell does not have a ride...
D.ferris 5th should be in mxgp....
Carolli the old dude still has it...

Anderson what a ride.

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