MXGP of The Netherlands - March 30-31

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Edited Date/Time 4/3/2019 3:48pm
Week-on-week races now, with this weekend The Netherlands and the next one Trentino.

EMX125 and WMX start their season in the sand of Valkenswaard. Third generation Everts (Liam) will make his debut at a GP-weekend on the 125 SX.


MXGP
4 Arnaud Tonus SUI FMS Yamaha Monster Energy Wilvo Yamaha MXGP
7 Tanel Leok EST EMF Husqvarna A1M Husqvarna
17 José Butrón ESP RFME KTM JD Gunnex KTM Racing Team
18 Vsevolod Brylyakov RUS MFR Yamaha JWR Yamaha Racing
21 Gautier Paulin FRA MCM Yamaha Monster Energy Wilvo Yamaha MXGP
24 Shaun Simpson GBR ACU KTM RFX KTM Racing
25 Clément Desalle BEL FMB Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
27 Arminas Jasikonis LTU LMSF Husqvarna Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
33 Julien Lieber BEL FMB Kawasaki Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
34 Micha Boy de Waal NED KNMV Yamaha Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing
37 Gert Krestinov EST EMF Kawasaki Phoenix Tools Apico Kawasaki
41 Pauls Jonass LAT LaMSF Husqvarna Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
77 Alessandro Lupino ITA FMI Kawasaki Gebben Van Venrooy Kawasaki Racing
83 Nathan Renkens BEL FMB KTM NR83 Team
89 Jeremy Van Horebeek BEL FMB Honda Team Honda SR Motoblouz
91 Jeremy Seewer SUI FMS Yamaha Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP Team
92 Ander Valentín ESP RFME Husqvarna 920 Fly Group Team
93 Jonathan Bengtsson SWE SVEMO KTM Scandinavian Racing Sports
94 Sven van der Mierden NED KNMV Yamaha Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing
99 Max Anstie GBR ACU KTM Standing Construct KTM
100 Tommy Searle GBR ACU Kawasaki BOS Factory
107 Lars van Berkel NED KNMV Husqvarna Husqvarna SKS Racing
128 Ivo Monticelli ITA FMI KTM Standing Construct KTM
151 Harri Kullas EST EMF Honda CabScreen Honda Racing
152 Petar Petrov BUL BMF KTM North Europe Racing KTM
189 Brian Bogers NED KNMV Honda Team HRC
212 Jeffrey Dewulf BEL FMB KTM North Europe Racing KTM
222 Antonio Cairoli ITA FMI KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
226 Tom Koch GER DMSB KTM KTM Sarholz Racing Team
243 Tim Gajser SLO AMZS Honda Team HRC
259 Glenn Coldenhoff NED KNMV KTM Standing Construct KTM
291 Matiss Karro LAT LaMSF Husqvarna Husqvarna Latvia / A1M Husqvarna
297 Anton Gole SWE SVEMO Yamaha JWR Yamaha Racing
321 Samuele Bernardini ITA FMI Yamaha Ghidinelli Racing Team
471 Volodymyr Tarasov UKR FMU KTM Team Iannarone
555 Artem Guryev RUS MFR Husqvarna AG Racing
911 Jordi Tixier FRA FFM KTM Team VHR Racing KTM


MX2
10 Calvin Vlaanderen NED KNMV Honda Team HRC
14 Jed Beaton AUS MA Husqvarna Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
19 Thomas Kjær Olsen DEN DMU Husqvarna Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
28 Tom Vialle FRA FFM KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
29 Henry Jacobi GER DMSB Kawasaki F&H Racing Team
32 Brent Van Doninck BEL FMB Honda Honda RedMoto Assomotor
43 Mitchell Evans AUS MA Honda Honda 114 Motorsports
44 Morgan Lesiardo ITA FMI KTM KTM Racestore MX2 Max Bart
46 Davy Pootjes NED KNMV Husqvarna Team DIGA-Procross
50 Hakan Halmi BUL BMF KTM Vamo Racing Team
53 Dylan Walsh NZL MNZ Husqvarna REVO Husqvarna UK
56 Gustavo Pessoa BRA CBM Kawasaki Bike It DRT Kawasaki
57 Darian Sanayei USA ACU Kawasaki Bike It DRT Kawasaki
61 Jorge Prado ESP RFME KTM Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
66 Iker Larrañaga ESP RFME KTM Marchetti Racing Team KTM
75 Hardi Roosiorg EST EMF KTM WZ Racing
98 Bas Vaessen NED KNMV KTM Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee
101 Zachary Pichon FRA FFM Honda Honda 114 Motorsports
102 Richard Šikyňa SVK SMF KTM JD Gunnex KTM Racing Team
109 Roland Edelbacher AUT AMF Husqvarna A1M Husqvarna
161 Alvin Östlund SWE SVEMO Husqvarna REVO Husqvarna UK
172 Mathys Boisramé FRA FFM Honda Honda RedMoto Assomotor
183 Lorenzo Locurcio VEN FMV Kawasaki BUD Racing Kawasaki
184 Natanael Bres FRA FFM Yamaha iFly JK Racing
193 Jago Geerts BEL FMB Yamaha Kemea Yamaha Yamalube Racing Team MX2
199 Lars Griekspoor NED KNMV KTM Team Griekspoor
275 Joakin Furbetta ITA FMI Husqvarna Beddini Mototechnica
282 Hampus Kahrle SWE SVEMO Husqvarna E2T - Racing Team
313 Petr Polák CZE ACCR KTM JD Gunnex KTM Racing Team
331 Loris Freidig SUI FMS Yamaha STC Racing-IXS-Yamaha
332 Marcel Conijn NED KNMV Kawasaki Team Gebben V Venrooy Kawasaki
410 Raivo Dankers NED KNMV Yamaha Hutten Metaal Yamaha Racing
426 Conrad Mewse GBR ACU KTM Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee
747 Michele Cervellin ITA FMI Yamaha Yamaha SM Action - M.C. Migliori
766 Michael Sandner AUT AMF KTM Thermotec Racing Kini KTM
783 Enzo Toriani FRA FFM Husqvarna E2T - Racing Team
811 Adam Sterry GBR ACU Kawasaki F&H Racing Team
919 Ben Watson GBR ACU Yamaha Kemea Yamaha Yamalube Racing Team MX2
931 Andrea Zanotti SMR FSM KTM Marchetti Racing Team KTM
959 Maxime Renaux FRA FFM Yamaha Yamaha SM Action - M.C. Migliori


EMX125
3 Federico Tuani ITA FMI Husqvarna Team Maddii Racing Husqvarna
5 Rob van de Veerdonk NED KNMV Husqvarna
12 Håkon Østerhagen NOR NMF KTM Creymert Racing
14 Kay de Wolf NED KNMV Husqvarna Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
22 Raffaele Giuzio ITA FMI KTM
23 Tommaso Sarasso ITA FMI KTM
24 David Braceras Martínez ESP RFME KTM RFME MX Junior Team
25 Alexandre Marques POR FMP Husqvarna
26 Joel Elsener SUI FMS Yamaha
27 Tom Guyon FRA FFM KTM Team VRT
28 Danil Zhilkin RUS KNMV KTM
29 Alessandro Facca ITA FMI KTM Marchetti Racing Team KTM
31 Milan van de Bunte NED KNMV KTM
32 Constantin Piller GER DMSB KTM
33 Kay Karssemakers NED KNMV KTM KTM Diga Junior Racing Team
34 Bogdan Krajewski FRA FFM KTM
35 Mattia Paglionico ITA FMI Husqvarna
36 Nico Greutmann GER DMSB Husqvarna
37 Max Ratschiller ITA FMI Yamaha Ghidinelli Racing Team
38 Ádám Zsolt Kovács HUN MAMS Yamaha iFly JK Racing
42 Sampo Rainio FIN SML KTM
43 Matias Vesterinen FIN SML KTM
44 Saad Soulimani FRA FFM Husqvarna Team VRT
47 Suff Sella ISR FFM KTM KTM Rocket Junior's
58 Cameron Durow RSA KNMV Husqvarna
65 Wannes Van de Voorde BEL FMB KTM
72 Liam Everts BEL FMB KTM
74 Robbe Daniels BEL FMB KTM
75 Alberto Barcella ITA FMI KTM KTM Racestore MX2 Max Bart
83 Ilan Heirwegh BEL FMB KTM F4E KTM Racing Team
90 Justin Trache GER DMSB Yamaha STC Racing-IXS-Yamaha
95 Davey Nieuwenhuizen NED KNMV KTM
101 Mattia Guadagnini ITA FMI Husqvarna Team Maddii Racing Husqvarna
115 Andrea Roncoli ITA FMI Husqvarna
129 Niccoló Maggiora ITA FMI Husqvarna
131 Cato Nickel GER DMSB KTM
141 Leon van Hout NED KNMV KTM
150 Carles Rosell ESP RFME Yamaha STC Racing-IXS-Yamaha
158 Alex van der Veen NED KNMV Husqvarna
172 Cas Valk NED KNMV Yamaha iFly JK Racing
181 Julian vander Auwera BEL FMB KTM NR83 Team
202 Luca Diserens SUI FMS Yamaha Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC
207 Xavier Cazal FRA FFM KTM Team VHR KTM Racing
211 Romano Aspers NED KNMV Husqvarna
217 Eddie Wade GBR ACU KTM F4E KTM Racing Team
223 Andrea Bonacorsi ITA FMI KTM Celestini Racing KTM
230 Enzo Cazat FRA FFM Husqvarna
238 Viktor Andersson SWE SVEMO Husqvarna
242 Kjell Verbruggen NED KNMV Husqvarna No Fear Jumbo BT Racing Team
247 Florian Miot FRA FFM Yamaha Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC
253 Kevin Brumann SUI FMS Yamaha STC Racing-IXS-Yamaha
256 Magnus Smith DEN DMU Yamaha Yamaha Europe EMX125 MJC
261 Jörgen-Matthias Talviku EST EMF Husqvarna A1M Husqvarna
270 Eugenio Barbaglia ITA FMI Husqvarna
294 Andre Högberg SWE SVEMO Yamaha
297 Pablo Metayer FRA FFM KTM
309 Guillem Farres Plaza ESP RFME KTM F4E KTM Racing Team
312 Oriol Oliver ESP RFME KTM RFME MX Junior Team
365 Sam Nunn GBR ACU KTM
368 Samuel Nilsson ESP RFME KTM RFME MX Junior Team
407 Afonso Gaidão POR FMP KTM WZ Racing
408 Scott Smulders NED KNMV Husqvarna No Fear Jumbo BT Racing Team
411 Kjeld Stuurman NED KNMV KTM
414 Rasmus Varg SWE SVEMO Husqvarna
420 Andrea Rossi ITA FMI KTM
422 Camden McLellan RSA DMSB KTM KTM Kosak Racing
424 Nikita Kucherov RUS KNMV Yamaha
425 Casper Olsen NOR NMF Husqvarna
430 Wiljam Malin FIN SML KTM KTM Motorsport Finland
431 Tomáš Pikart CZE ACCR KTM JD Gunnex KTM Racing Team
436 Marvin Müller GER DMSB TM
437 Martin Venhoda CZE ACCR KTM
440 Marnique Appelt GER DMSB KTM
454 Liam Hanström SWE SVEMO Yamaha
460 Lucas Adam BEL FMB KTM
470 Peter König GER DMSB KTM KTM Sarholz Racing Team
484 Dave Kooiker NED KNMV Yamaha
489 Jens Walvoort NED KNMV KTM
502 Adam Maj CZE ACCR KTM KTM Kosak Racing
516 Simon Längenfelder GER DMSB KTM WZ Racing
532 Mirko Valsecchi ITA FMI KTM Celestini Racing KTM
540 Axel Semb SWE SVEMO Husqvarna E2T - Racing Team
543 Nick Domann GER DMSB KTM KTM Kosak Racing
568 Max Palsson SWE SVEMO KTM
572 Rasmus Pedersen DEN DMU KTM
601 Mairis Pumpurs LAT LaMSF Yamaha
634 Remo Schudel SUI FMS KTM
696 Mike Gwerder SUI FMS KTM Kini KTM Junior Pro Team
710 Maksim Kraev RUS MFR KTM
717 Jan Wagenknecht CZE ACCR KTM
727 Marcus Gredinger SWE SVEMO Husqvarna
741 Daniel Volovich BLR BFMS KTM
777 Tristan Lohmann GER DMSB Yamaha
812 Sem de Lange NED KNMV Yamaha
838 William Vixon Kleemann DEN DMU KTM KTM Sarholz Racing Team
839 Victor Vixon Kleemann DEN DMU KTM KTM Sarholz Racing Team
869 Arthur Vial FRA FFM KTM Team VRT
912 Joel Rizzi GBR ACU KTM RFX KTM Racing
922 Loris Levy FRA FFM KTM
938 Rodolfo Bicalho BRA FMI KTM


WMX
5 Britt Jans-Beken NED KNMV KTM
9 Virginie Germond SUI FMS KTM
14 Mathilde Martinez FRA FFM KTM Team VHR KTM Racing
18 Katharina Schultz GER DMSB Kawasaki
21 Kaylee van Dam NED KNMV Yamaha
22 Vilde Marie Holt NOR NMF Husqvarna
27 Ida Djärf Björklund SWE SVEMO Kawasaki
30 Brenda Wagemans BEL FMB Yamaha
36 Avrie Berry USA KNMV KTM Diga WMX Racing
42 Britt Van Muylem BEL FMB KTM
52 Justine Charroux FRA FFM Yamaha
55 Kim Irmgartz GER DMSB Honda KMP Honda Racing
66 Meghan Rutledge AUS MA Kawasaki BUD Racing Kawasaki
67 Britt van der Werff NED KNMV Husqvarna
71 Demi Verploegh NED KNMV KTM
85 Nancy van de Ven NED KNMV Yamaha
90 Sandra Keller SUI FMS Kawasaki
100 Eline Burgmans NED KNMV KTM
111 Anne Borchers GER DMSB Suzuki Suzuki Reinecke
116 Francesca Nocera ITA FMI Suzuki Ceres 71 Racing
121 Elisa Galvagno ITA FMI Yamaha Ceres 71 Racing
125 Amber Simons NED KNMV Yamaha
131 Line Dam DEN DMU Honda
136 Cyntiha Swets NED KNMV Husqvarna
138 Kathryn Booth GBR ACU KTM RFX KTM Racing
143 Stephanie Stoutjesdijk NED KNMV Husqvarna
146 Lisa Michels GER DMSB Yamaha
151 Courtney Duncan NZL MNZ Kawasaki Bike It DRT Kawasaki
172 Lynn Valk NED KNMV Yamaha iFly JK Racing
188 Shana van der Vlist NED KNMV KTM
203 Camille Viaud FRA FFM Yamaha
274 Amandine Verstappen BEL FMB Yamaha
290 Mathilde Denis FRA FFM Yamaha
325 Sara Andersen DEN DMU KTM
423 Larissa Papenmeier GER DMSB Yamaha MX Fonta Racing Syneco
459 Thea Johansen NOR NMF KTM
625 Tahlia Jade O'Hare AUS MA KTM Diga WMX Racing
827 Juri Hatao JPN MFJ Honda
964 Nicky van Wordragen NED KNMV Yamaha Nine Six Four
974 Janina Lehmann GER DMSB Suzuki
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Cortami79
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3/27/2019 2:43am
I'll be there Smile

Looks like EMX125 will be a heavy one to qualify
3/27/2019 3:15am
Cortami79 wrote:
I'll be there Smile

Looks like EMX125 will be a heavy one to qualify
EMX125 will be interesting this year, lots of the top lot moved into EMX250. I don't recognise a lot of the names so not really sure who I expect to be up front.

I watched Joel Rizzi and Kay de Wolf have some good battles at Hawkstone International, and expect them to be top 5/top 10 for sure. Mattia Guadagnini is an obvious favourite for the title. Liam Everts i'm not sure where to put - is he top 5 material? Tom Guyon was quick last year and remains on the VRT team so he'll be in the mix. Kay Karssemakers is on a new multi year deal with Diga Junior team and is going well this year so far.

Anyone i've missed that could be a podium threat?
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Cortami79 wrote:
I'll be there Smile

Looks like EMX125 will be a heavy one to qualify
EMX125 will be interesting this year, lots of the top lot moved into EMX250. I don't recognise a lot of the names so not really sure...
EMX125 will be interesting this year, lots of the top lot moved into EMX250. I don't recognise a lot of the names so not really sure who I expect to be up front.

I watched Joel Rizzi and Kay de Wolf have some good battles at Hawkstone International, and expect them to be top 5/top 10 for sure. Mattia Guadagnini is an obvious favourite for the title. Liam Everts i'm not sure where to put - is he top 5 material? Tom Guyon was quick last year and remains on the VRT team so he'll be in the mix. Kay Karssemakers is on a new multi year deal with Diga Junior team and is going well this year so far.

Anyone i've missed that could be a podium threat?
I think Alessandro Facca, Ádám Zsolt Kovács, Alberto Barcella, Andrea Bonacorsi, Eddie Wade and Florian Miot will be at the front too, but maybe not in the sand.

Kjell Verbruggen will be a threat all year aswell. Guyon and Guadagnini are the favorites.

Not sure where to put Everts in that line, same with De Wolf and Karssemakers, as they are rookies. We'll know more Sundayafternoon.
roninho
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3/27/2019 11:08am
Will prado race?
And no Fontanesi in wmx. Announced today

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3/27/2019 11:41am
Buying the MXGP-TV package has already been worth every penny watching the 2T classes, cant wait for the 125SX class
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3/27/2019 12:13pm
Kay de Wolf looked pretty fast at Red Sand when he was training with TKO and Beaton. He will be legit.
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3/27/2019 12:46pm
222 by a mile. Calvin in MX2 if prado isn't there IMO.
Cortami79
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3/28/2019 12:54am
222 by a mile. Calvin in MX2 if prado isn't there IMO.
or Jacobi Smile
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DeStouwer
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3/28/2019 1:01am
222 by a mile. Calvin in MX2 if prado isn't there IMO.
Cortami79 wrote:
or Jacobi Smile
I'll go with TKO Smile

Cairoli is the obvious choice, but remember Paulin won this GP twice, in 2015 and 2017. He could be the one if Tony makes a mistake. Van Horebeek is a podium threat aswell. Gajser and Desalle have to aim for a top 5 overall I think. Maybe Anstie could go for the podium if he has his day.
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DeStouwer
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3/28/2019 1:04am
In WMX, defending champion Kiara Fontanesi won't race. Former champion Steffie Laier is also out.

"Yamaha Motor Europe regrets to announce that due to health complications the defending WMX World Champion, FontaMX Yamaha WMX’s Kiara Fontanesi, will not be lining up at the opening round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship in Valkenswaard, The Netherlands, this weekend.

Fontanesi has been facing health complications for the past 18-months and based on recent medical advice the WMX star has been advised to refrain from racing until her medical condition improves.

As the most successful female motocross racer in the world with six WMX World Titles to her credit, the 25 year-old Italian will still attend the opening round of the FIM Women’s Motocross World Championship, where she will support her new MXFonta Yamaha WMX teammate Larissa Papenmeier as she debuts her new YZ250F machine."

Kiara Fontanesi: “It’s a shame I can’t line up to challenge for a seventh world title, but at the same time, I am aware my health is very important. For those that don’t know, the reason I cannot race is due to my physical condition which has not been good since 2017. I struggled last season and during the year I didn’t have the chance to train the way I should. For this season I first wanted to be 100% fit and ready, but my problems have not improved. Until my condition improves, I prefer not to race until I’m not back at my best. My “rest” time is only going to make me feel better, so I’ll hope I’ll be back to fight for the championship soon.”
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3/28/2019 1:45am
Prado is back.
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3/28/2019 2:12am
In the wmx it's time Nancy van de Ven will step up her game to become WC. It's gonna be a good weekend of races..!!
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roninho
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3/28/2019 3:19am
222 by a mile. Calvin in MX2 if prado isn't there IMO.
Cortami79 wrote:
or Jacobi Smile
Calvin finished 32-5-6-7-11-15 all time at Valkenswaard. So i'm not that optimistic he is going to win.

Jacobi was flying last year at Valkenswaard and had the speed for a podium finish iirc, but crashed out twice. Given how he has been riding this year i would not be surprised to see him challenge for the win.

But with Prado in i have to go with Prado.
3/28/2019 3:29am
Really depends how bad Prado's injury is. Considering he won at Argentina with it, has since had a couple of weeks rest on it, you'd be mad to bet against him. Jacobi for 2nd.
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3/28/2019 3:31am Edited Date/Time 3/28/2019 3:31am
Jacobi has the speed to win it but Valkenswaard is freaking hard and I bet he bites the dirt a few times during the weekend.

I would put my money on TKO for sure. Was clearly the next best rider in Argentina and almost had the speed to run with Prado.

Was flawless in GB and with Prado not 100% I think TKO will be hard to beat.

Not to mention TKO has had lots of success on Valkenswaard. Finished 2-2 behind Prado last year and got a moto 3rd in his rookie year there. Also his previous only GP win was on sand in Latvia.

Not to mention he´s been looking even better this year. I really think he will give Prado a run for his money for this championship
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3/28/2019 3:47am
222 by a mile. Calvin in MX2 if prado isn't there IMO.
Cortami79 wrote:
or Jacobi Smile
DeStouwer wrote:
I'll go with TKO :) Cairoli is the obvious choice, but remember Paulin won this GP twice, in 2015 and 2017. He could be the one...
I'll go with TKO Smile

Cairoli is the obvious choice, but remember Paulin won this GP twice, in 2015 and 2017. He could be the one if Tony makes a mistake. Van Horebeek is a podium threat aswell. Gajser and Desalle have to aim for a top 5 overall I think. Maybe Anstie could go for the podium if he has his day.
I have a feeling Tim can surprise, if he stays off the ground, even if not he will be at least on the podium. He's done a lot of sand riding over the winter.
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3/28/2019 4:26am
TKO needs to make it happend now because Prado will not be 100%.
DeStouwer
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3/28/2019 4:28am
Cortami79 wrote:
or Jacobi Smile
DeStouwer wrote:
I'll go with TKO :) Cairoli is the obvious choice, but remember Paulin won this GP twice, in 2015 and 2017. He could be the one...
I'll go with TKO Smile

Cairoli is the obvious choice, but remember Paulin won this GP twice, in 2015 and 2017. He could be the one if Tony makes a mistake. Van Horebeek is a podium threat aswell. Gajser and Desalle have to aim for a top 5 overall I think. Maybe Anstie could go for the podium if he has his day.
mxrudi wrote:
I have a feeling Tim can surprise, if he stays off the ground, even if not he will be at least on the podium. He's done...
I have a feeling Tim can surprise, if he stays off the ground, even if not he will be at least on the podium. He's done a lot of sand riding over the winter.
And the last time Cairoli won in Valkenswaard was in 2014.
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3/28/2019 5:24am
I hope Prado can accept what he can get. If he tries to push but the strength isn't there this is the sort of track that can bite you back real quick. Even though it's sandy and requires a lot of strength it's also a very fast track when dry. He has the speed to win, but can he back it down if the shoulder isn't strong enough?

I think this race is really important in the title race. TKO would love to win with Prado on track, and Prado would love to show TKO who is the real boss.

Can you see Prado accept going 3-5 if he isn't feeling good?
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3/29/2019 1:33pm
Prado, Vialle holeshot, gap pack, cruise home. Watson, Jacobi and TKO in the mix firther back
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3/30/2019 4:17am
Who the hell is Kade Tinkler Walker, canadian rider listed in MX2 free practice session ?
Anyone ?
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3/30/2019 5:05am Edited Date/Time 3/30/2019 5:34am
Women about to race.

Good grief, I forget about how Tiny some of them are!

I think it was Papenmeir (sp?) they showed riding to her spot, and both feet were about 8 inches from getting to the ground.

Duncan off to an early lead. On a DRT bike . Hope she stays in one piece this year.

ayearinmx
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3/30/2019 5:45am
Who the hell is Kade Tinkler Walker, canadian rider listed in MX2 free practice session ?
Anyone ?
I've known Kade for about 10 years I think, since the vurbmoto days...

He moved to Italy when he was on 85s/125s and has stayed ever since, riding for Italian teams. He's done some Euros SX and been in and out of the EMX classes. Good to see him reach the world champ level
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agn5009
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3/30/2019 5:50am
Who the hell is Kade Tinkler Walker, canadian rider listed in MX2 free practice session ?
Anyone ?
ayearinmx wrote:
I've known Kade for about 10 years I think, since the vurbmoto days... He moved to Italy when he was on 85s/125s and has stayed ever...
I've known Kade for about 10 years I think, since the vurbmoto days...

He moved to Italy when he was on 85s/125s and has stayed ever since, riding for Italian teams. He's done some Euros SX and been in and out of the EMX classes. Good to see him reach the world champ level
I’ve never heard of him either but he’s looking pretty darn good out there.
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3/30/2019 5:55am
Kade in 2013 on 125s


Kade in 2009.... skip to 2mins

3/30/2019 5:59am
Who the hell is Kade Tinkler Walker, canadian rider listed in MX2 free practice session ?
Anyone ?
He has mainly raced Supercross in Europe afaik.
Good battles with Brian Hsu a few years back.
3/30/2019 6:42am
Cortami79 wrote:
I'll be there Smile

Looks like EMX125 will be a heavy one to qualify
EMX125 will be interesting this year, lots of the top lot moved into EMX250. I don't recognise a lot of the names so not really sure...
EMX125 will be interesting this year, lots of the top lot moved into EMX250. I don't recognise a lot of the names so not really sure who I expect to be up front.

I watched Joel Rizzi and Kay de Wolf have some good battles at Hawkstone International, and expect them to be top 5/top 10 for sure. Mattia Guadagnini is an obvious favourite for the title. Liam Everts i'm not sure where to put - is he top 5 material? Tom Guyon was quick last year and remains on the VRT team so he'll be in the mix. Kay Karssemakers is on a new multi year deal with Diga Junior team and is going well this year so far.

Anyone i've missed that could be a podium threat?
DeStouwer wrote:
I think Alessandro Facca, Ádám Zsolt Kovács, Alberto Barcella, Andrea Bonacorsi, Eddie Wade and Florian Miot will be at the front too, but maybe not in...
I think Alessandro Facca, Ádám Zsolt Kovács, Alberto Barcella, Andrea Bonacorsi, Eddie Wade and Florian Miot will be at the front too, but maybe not in the sand.

Kjell Verbruggen will be a threat all year aswell. Guyon and Guadagnini are the favorites.

Not sure where to put Everts in that line, same with De Wolf and Karssemakers, as they are rookies. We'll know more Sundayafternoon.
Oriol Oliver from Spain should be in the tittle battle. He has been the best so far in the 2019 Spanish Championship.

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