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8/29/2022 8:04am
Why does Vitezslav Marek keep dropping back down to the 85’s? The 125 to much of a handful for him?
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Why does Vitezslav Marek keep dropping back down to the 85’s? The 125 to much of a handful for him?
He was trying to poach world championship (he got two 85 european championship but he was two laps away from world championship in Vantaa...). He is looking like giant on 85... He hasn't aged out yet of 85s but czech mx championship had date collision with Junior WCH so others would have to sacrifice national points... And to be frank noone of our younger riders would even qualify on the sand in 85s.

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Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year...
Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year before turning pro over here instead of the Loretta’s route.
They are on borrowed bikes too.
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Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year...
Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year before turning pro over here instead of the Loretta’s route.
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They are on borrowed bikes too.
New bikes with their own motors and suspension.
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Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year...
Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year before turning pro over here instead of the Loretta’s route.
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They are on borrowed bikes too.
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New bikes with their own motors and suspension.
Still not their bike at home.
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All this talk about how the "US Amateur system is broken"...then we send our boys half way around the world on borrowed bikes and they win....
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8/29/2022 11:39am Edited Date/Time 8/29/2022 11:41am
LungButter wrote:
All this talk about how the "US Amateur system is broken"...then we send our boys half way around the world on borrowed bikes and they win....
In 3 classes no podium,thats what i see!Quantity over quality!?Laughing
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All this talk about how the "US Amateur system is broken"...then we send our boys half way around the world on borrowed bikes and they win....
Brand new bikes from factory with all their own parts.. and you are calling them borrowed bikes.. Others were just better at this track.
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LungButter wrote:
All this talk about how the "US Amateur system is broken"...then we send our boys half way around the world on borrowed bikes and they win....
Thats what I'm seeing, too. Few Euros still trying to talk smack when kids from the USA are coming home with the gold.




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Brand new bikes from factory with all their own parts.. and you are calling them borrowed bikes.. Others were just better at this track.
Ummmm, doesn't really seem like anyone was better. We won.
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Brand new bikes from factory with all their own parts.. and you are calling them borrowed bikes.. Others were just better at this track.
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Ummmm, doesn't really seem like anyone was better. We won.
Junior MXoN is still month away in Spain. This wasnt team race and USA stuperstars didnt make it to podium, others were faster.
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Junior MXoN is still month away in Spain. This wasnt team race and USA stuperstars didnt make it to podium, others were faster.
Whatever you gotta tell yourself to not have to cry to sleep...

From the RacerX article linked below "In the Nations standings, it was Team USA who were victorious, finishing on top ahead of Finland and Team Netherlands."

https://racerxonline.com/2022/08/29/team-usa-wins-2022-fim-junior-motoc…

Are you saying RacerX is fake news?
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legit question and cant find results.
what racers/Classes did the American kids win?

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legit question and cant find results.
what racers/Classes did the American kids win?

We won the whole damn shootin' match. Dominated.

Didn't even ride their own bikes either, hell Cochran was even on a different brand and it didn't stop us.
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decano51 wrote:
legit question and cant find results.
what racers/Classes did the American kids win?

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We won the whole damn shootin' match. Dominated. Didn't even ride their own bikes either, hell Cochran was even on a different brand and it didn't...
We won the whole damn shootin' match. Dominated.

Didn't even ride their own bikes either, hell Cochran was even on a different brand and it didn't stop us.
i understand america won the overall.
but i wanted to know what classes they come first in so i can watch haha

what racers did america win?
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Why does Vitezslav Marek keep dropping back down to the 85’s? The 125 to much of a handful for him?
11th in his first year in EMX125. Riding the 125 isnt an issue. I guess its about adding the title to his name.
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Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year...
Cochran going 7-4 in that field on their turf is pretty impressive…it’d be sick to see someone like him try the EMX thing for a year before turning pro over here instead of the Loretta’s route.
it would be sick to try a full year, but you would have to move to europe for a season. That seems like a lot to do.

Maybe a bit more realistic goal would be to go for 2 small trips and do 4 rounds, of add a bit longer trip and do 6 rounds.

Based on this years calendar:
* 2 week trip in June, do 2 rounds (Ernee France & Germany)
* 2 week trip in August, do 2 rounds (sweden & Finland)

And you could add
* 3 week trip in April, do 2 rounds (Trentino & Latvia)
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Cochran impressed me in the second moto. First moto wasn't the best considering that he went backwards but either way it was a good showing! It would be supercool if he would do like Vohland and race a couple of EMX races next year!

One thing to keep in mind though is that none of these European riders have had any experience on this Finnish track (except the Finnish riders naturally). Last big race at Lavanko was in 2010 and that features EMX125 and 250.
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Cochran impressed me in the second moto. First moto wasn't the best considering that he went backwards but either way it was a good showing! It...
Cochran impressed me in the second moto. First moto wasn't the best considering that he went backwards but either way it was a good showing! It would be supercool if he would do like Vohland and race a couple of EMX races next year!

One thing to keep in mind though is that none of these European riders have had any experience on this Finnish track (except the Finnish riders naturally). Last big race at Lavanko was in 2010 and that features EMX125 and 250.
I don't get why ppl always refer to Max when talking about going to race emx.
He did 1 race that's it.
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Cochran impressed me in the second moto. First moto wasn't the best considering that he went backwards but either way it was a good showing! It...
Cochran impressed me in the second moto. First moto wasn't the best considering that he went backwards but either way it was a good showing! It would be supercool if he would do like Vohland and race a couple of EMX races next year!

One thing to keep in mind though is that none of these European riders have had any experience on this Finnish track (except the Finnish riders naturally). Last big race at Lavanko was in 2010 and that features EMX125 and 250.
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I don't get why ppl always refer to Max when talking about going to race emx.
He did 1 race that's it.
Because the plan was to do more than one, Covid ruined that.
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8/30/2022 4:46am
American individual results were like this :

65cc race 1

Tayce Morgan ends up 13th, 1min39 behind winner Lucas Leok, fastest lap was a 2.15 and Leok had a 2.05

Maddox Temmerman got a 32th, 1 lap behhind and his fastest lap was a 2.13.

65 race 2

Tayce Morgan ends up 5th, 48 seconds behind Leok. His fastest lap was a 2.06 while Leok was running a 2.03.

Maddox Temmerman ended up 27th, 2min07 late on Leok. His fastest lap was a 2.09.

85 race 1

Landon Gibson ends up 10th, 57 seconds behind leader Gyan Doensen, turning a fast 1.58 while Gyan was a 1.54.

Seth Dennis ends up 14th, 1min10 behind leader 1.58 as fastest lap.

Carson Wood got a 23rd place finish with a 2min00 gap. His fastest lap was a 2.01.

85 race 2

Seth Dennis ends up 4th, 40 seconds behind the winner Gyan Doensen. Seth's fastest lap was a 1.56 while Doensen got a 1.53.

Carson Wood ends up 20th with 1min45 late, his fastest lap was 1.59.

Landon Gibson had a dnf.

125 race 1

Casey Cochran ends up 7th, 32 seconds behind the winner Ivano Van Erp. Casey's fastest lap was a 1.49 while Ivano was a 1.47.

In race 2 Casey got a 4th, 32 seconds behind Janis Reisulis. He runned a 1.48 while Janis was a 1.45.

Overall

In 65 Tayce Morgan got 7th and Maddox Temmerman ends up 30th.

In 85, Seth Dennis is 6th overall, Landon Gibson got a 18th place and Carson Wood is 26th.

In 125, Casey Cochran ends up 4th.
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8/30/2022 4:54am
If the points scored for the FIM junior cup would have counted for the EMX125, the final standings would look like this :

405 = Cas Valk
346 = Janis Reisulis
338 = Ivano Van Erp
335 = Karlis Reisulis
317 = Alexis Fueri
252 = Julius Mikula
189 = Ferruccio Zanchi
155 = Marc-Antoine Rossi
147 = Francisco Garcia
124 = Adrien Petit

Note that Janis Reisulis ends up 2nd instead of 3rd and Van Erp got 4th instead of 5th, Karlis Reisulis would have lost 2 places in the standings and Alexis Fueri would stand 5th instead of 4th. Francisco Garcia would take over 9th on Adrien Petit
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American individual results were like this : 65cc race 1 Tayce Morgan ends up 13th, 1min39 behind winner Lucas Leok, fastest lap was a 2.15 and...
American individual results were like this :

65cc race 1

Tayce Morgan ends up 13th, 1min39 behind winner Lucas Leok, fastest lap was a 2.15 and Leok had a 2.05

Maddox Temmerman got a 32th, 1 lap behhind and his fastest lap was a 2.13.

65 race 2

Tayce Morgan ends up 5th, 48 seconds behind Leok. His fastest lap was a 2.06 while Leok was running a 2.03.

Maddox Temmerman ended up 27th, 2min07 late on Leok. His fastest lap was a 2.09.

85 race 1

Landon Gibson ends up 10th, 57 seconds behind leader Gyan Doensen, turning a fast 1.58 while Gyan was a 1.54.

Seth Dennis ends up 14th, 1min10 behind leader 1.58 as fastest lap.

Carson Wood got a 23rd place finish with a 2min00 gap. His fastest lap was a 2.01.

85 race 2

Seth Dennis ends up 4th, 40 seconds behind the winner Gyan Doensen. Seth's fastest lap was a 1.56 while Doensen got a 1.53.

Carson Wood ends up 20th with 1min45 late, his fastest lap was 1.59.

Landon Gibson had a dnf.

125 race 1

Casey Cochran ends up 7th, 32 seconds behind the winner Ivano Van Erp. Casey's fastest lap was a 1.49 while Ivano was a 1.47.

In race 2 Casey got a 4th, 32 seconds behind Janis Reisulis. He runned a 1.48 while Janis was a 1.45.

Overall

In 65 Tayce Morgan got 7th and Maddox Temmerman ends up 30th.

In 85, Seth Dennis is 6th overall, Landon Gibson got a 18th place and Carson Wood is 26th.

In 125, Casey Cochran ends up 4th.
wait.. so how did america win when they didnt podium in any racers..?

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decano51 wrote:
wait.. so how did america win when they didnt podium in any racers..?

The dutch had no frontrunner in the 65 class,but they won the 85 and 125 class.
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LungButter wrote:
All this talk about how the "US Amateur system is broken"...then we send our boys half way around the world on borrowed bikes and they win....
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Thats what I'm seeing, too. Few Euros still trying to talk smack when kids from the USA are coming home with the gold. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2022/08/29/566192/s1200_s600_Screenshot_20220828_160420_Chrome.jpg[/img]
Thats what I'm seeing, too. Few Euros still trying to talk smack when kids from the USA are coming home with the gold.




Wait, what GOLD you mean?
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decano51 wrote:
wait.. so how did america win when they didnt podium in any racers..?

Bonanza69 wrote:
The dutch had no frontrunner in the 65 class,but they won the 85 and 125 class.
Wrong. Team USA had the best combined score is the correct answer. Not sure why this is so hard to comprehend. Nobody seems to have a hard time understanding every year during MXoN.
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tek14 wrote:
Junior MXoN is still month away in Spain. This wasnt team race and USA stuperstars didnt make it to podium, others were faster.
Funny, for it not being a team race they had a nice team celebration on the podium and gave us this.

Photo of Team Podium Celebration. USA top
Finland second and Dutch 3rd

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Yeah that's all great those team trophies, but i'll take my chances and say both Reisulis kids will do a lot more in the pro classes then all usa riders combined.
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Yeah that's all great those team trophies, but i'll take my chances and say both Reisulis kids will do a lot more in the pro classes...
Yeah that's all great those team trophies, but i'll take my chances and say both Reisulis kids will do a lot more in the pro classes then all usa riders combined.
Yeah, but will they do it in the Minor Leagues in Europe or in the USA where the worlds best race?

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