European Nationals

3 different countries, 3 different rounds. Here's the week-end results guys!

 

Netherlands final round MARKELO round 3

MX1

Overall

1/2 = Romain Febvre
3/1 = Jeffrey Herlings
2/3 = Calvin Vlaanderen
4/4 = Micha-Boy De Waal
5/5 = Josh Gilbert
7/6 = Boris Blanken
8/7 = Freek Van Der Vlist
9/9 = Rene De Jong
12/10 = Joel Van Mechgelen
16/8 = Marcel Conijn

Championship

145 = Jeffrey Herlings
135 = Romain Febvre
122 = Calvin Vlaanderen
92 = Micha-Boy De Waal
86 = Freek Van Der Vlist
72 = Jere Haavisto
60 = Petar Petrov
56 = Marcel Conijn
52 = Jeremy Knuiman
43 = John Adamson

MX2

1/2 = Rick Elzinga
3/1 = Thibault Benistant
2/3 = Cas Valk
4/6 = Sander Michelsen
7/4 = Hakon Osterhagen
6/5 = Kay Karssemakers
5/8 = Maximilian Werner
10/9 = Robin Van Oldenie
8/13 = Roan Tolsma
12/10 = Fredrico Tuani

Championship

129 = Rick Elzinga
128 = Cas Valk
95 = Thibault Benistant
81 = Sander Michelsen
76 = Maximilian Werner
70 = Oriol Oliver
57 = Bradley Mesters
44 = Janis Reisulis
43 = Kay Karssemakers
40 = Hakon Osterhagen

German Championship round 1 DREHNA

MX1 overall

1/5/1 = Maximilian Nagl
5/1/4 = Adam Sterry
4/3/3 = Maximilian Spies
9/2/5 = Jere Haavisto
6/4/6 = Tom Koch
12/14/2 = Oriol Oliver
7/7/11 = Noah Ludwig
2/39/8 = Cornelius Toendel
3/37/10 = Henry Jacobi
8/16/9 = Jakub Teresak

Championship

66 = Maximilian Nagl
59 = Adam Sterry
58 = Maximilian Spies
50= Jere Haavisto
48 = Tom Koch
38 = Oriol Oliver
38 = Noah Ludwig
35 = Cornelius Toendel
31 = Henry Jacobi
30 = Jakub Teresak

MX2

2/1/3 = Edvards Bidzans
3/3/2 = Bradley Mesters
5/6/1 = Rasmus Pedersen
1/4/35 = Nicolai Skovbjerg
12/7/4 = Martin Venhoda
8/8/8 = Nico Greutmann
10/11/5 = Scott Smulders
11/2/16 = Dave Kooiker
7/9/12 = Peter Konig
9/5/15 = Bence Pergel

Championship

67 = Edvards Bidzans
62 = Bradley Mesters
56 = Rasmus Pedersen
43 = Nicolai Skovbjerg
41 = Martin Venhoda
39 = Nico Greutmann
37 = Scott Smulders
37 = Dave Kooiker
35 = Peter Konig
34 = Bence Pergel

French championship round 3 ROMAGNE

MX1 overall

1/3 = Valentin Guillod
3/2 = Gregory Aranda
5/1 = Kevin Horgmo
2/6 = Maxime Desprey
4/4 = Adrien Malaval
7/5 = Pierre Goupillon
6/7 = Romain Pape
9/8 = Bogdan Krajewski
10/9 = Antoine Cosse
8/12 = Jason Clermont

Championship

134 = Maxime Desprey
129 = Valentin Guillod
123 = Gregory Aranda
106 = Kevin Horgmo
92 = Pierre Goupillon
88 = Adrien Malaval
74 = Bogdan Krajewski
71 = Antoine Cosse
68 = Brice Maylin
42 = Scotty Verhaeghe

MX2 overall

1/1 = Mathis Valin
2/2 = Julius Mikula
5/3 = Tom Guyon
3/5 = Benjamin Garib
7/6 = Mathys Boisrame
6/8 = Thibault Maupin
12/4 = Karlis Reisulis
8/7 = Toni Giorgessi
11/9 = Nicolas Duhamel
9/14 = Ivano Van Erp

Championship

124 = Mathis Valin
119 = Mathys Boisrame
111 = Benjamin Garib
100 = Tom Guyon
82 = Adrien Petit
78 = Thibault Maupin
57 = Calvin Fonvieille
57 = Karlis Reisulis
54 = Nicolas Dercourt
52 = Jules Pietre

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keinz
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4/21/2024 11:57pm

Good work mate.

4/22/2024 12:18am

I didn’t realize some gp racers race other series on their off weekends? I thought they used those are prep races pre season 

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Yeah many of the GP and EMX riders also do national races.  As prep, but also because there is some money to be made. 

Only thing that kind of sucks is that these races are scheduled at non-GP weekends, but since there are multiple championships you end up with a Dutch Masters where up to 4th place is lapped (since the other fast guys are in france/germany/italy/sweden etc)

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4/22/2024 12:54pm Edited Date/Time 4/22/2024 12:55pm

Some others euro riders rode this sunday in Italy, Spain, Great Britain and Sweden too!

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4/23/2024 5:36pm Edited Date/Time 4/23/2024 5:37pm

I didn’t realize some gp racers race other series on their off weekends? I thought they used those are prep races pre season 

Yeah,  the off-weekend races pay way better!

Some of those guys make more cash running in the national series than they do racing MX2...

4/24/2024 12:12pm Edited Date/Time 4/24/2024 12:14pm
Brent wrote:

Yeah,  the off-weekend races pay way better!

Some of those guys make more cash running in the national series than they do racing MX2...

lol wut? I know mxgp doesn’t pay purse but I’d have to assume a 5-10 at a gp would have a higher bonus than a win at the Netherlands national series 

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4/29/2024 8:05am Edited Date/Time 4/29/2024 8:09am
lol wut? I know mxgp doesn’t pay purse but I’d have to assume a 5-10 at a gp would have a higher bonus than a win...

lol wut? I know mxgp doesn’t pay purse but I’d have to assume a 5-10 at a gp would have a higher bonus than a win at the Netherlands national series 

Your assumption is wrong

there is start money involved for these races, also a sizable purse for a lot of invitationals on non GP weekends. 

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First round of British Championship this weekend,  Herlings came to race, and had a good battle  with Conrad Mewse.

I would normally have gone, but with Tommy Searle going 250, its a long way to go to watch the 2 best guys we have not race each other. 

Shame cos its one of our best UK tracks, Lyng.

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4/30/2024 9:01pm Edited Date/Time 4/30/2024 9:02pm
philG wrote:
First round of British Championship this weekend,  Herlings came to race, and had a good battle  with Conrad Mewse. I would normally have gone, but with...

First round of British Championship this weekend,  Herlings came to race, and had a good battle  with Conrad Mewse.

I would normally have gone, but with Tommy Searle going 250, its a long way to go to watch the 2 best guys we have not race each other. 

Shame cos its one of our best UK tracks, Lyng.

Interesting that Jeffery took the time and trouble to travel across the channel for an off-weekend race when there were a couple in  NL the same day.

I guess the start $$$ must have been tempting enough to merit the travel?

maybe Herlings is saving up to buy his 89th house?

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philG wrote:
First round of British Championship this weekend,  Herlings came to race, and had a good battle  with Conrad Mewse. I would normally have gone, but with...

First round of British Championship this weekend,  Herlings came to race, and had a good battle  with Conrad Mewse.

I would normally have gone, but with Tommy Searle going 250, its a long way to go to watch the 2 best guys we have not race each other. 

Shame cos its one of our best UK tracks, Lyng.

Brent wrote:
Interesting that Jeffery took the time and trouble to travel across the channel for an off-weekend race when there were a couple in  NL the same...

Interesting that Jeffery took the time and trouble to travel across the channel for an off-weekend race when there were a couple in  NL the same day.

I guess the start $$$ must have been tempting enough to merit the travel?

maybe Herlings is saving up to buy his 89th house?

Yes, he gets paid well to attend, no issue with that. 

Local ex racer sponsors that round heavily and he did some promo stuff for them too. 

Weather was awful, so that cost them on the gate sadly. 

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Mate, do you happen to WATCH all those races on livestream links? Any place where I can get all of the european broadcast? I follow Autocross and all the national championships have been putting out livestreams links for the races. Im having such a blast! Does the same happen with MX? Cheers

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arebnac wrote:
Mate, do you happen to WATCH all those races on livestream links? Any place where I can get all of the european broadcast? I follow Autocross...

Mate, do you happen to WATCH all those races on livestream links? Any place where I can get all of the european broadcast? I follow Autocross and all the national championships have been putting out livestreams links for the races. Im having such a blast! Does the same happen with MX? Cheers

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5/26/2024 10:49pm

French championship round 5

MX1 overall

1/1 = Maxime Desprey
2/2 = Gregory Aranda
4/3 = Valentin Guillod
3/4 = Kevin Horgmo
6/5 = Adrien Malaval
5/6 = Arnaud Tonus
8/7 = Bogdan Krajewski
10/8 = Lucas Imbert
11/9 = Antonin Mille
12/10 = Julien Pelletier

Championship

226 = Maxime Desprey
201 = Gregory Aranda
167 = Valentin Guillod
144 = Kevin Horgmo
144 = Adrien Malaval
136 = Bogdan Krajewski
130 = Pierre Goupillon
108 = Brice Maylin
83 = Antoine Cosse
67 = Antonin Mille

MX2 overall

2/1 = Mathys Boisrame
1/2 = Mathis Valin
5/3 = Adrien Petit
7/4 = Thibault Maupin
4/8 = Calvin Fonvieille
6/7 = Benjamin Garib
8/6 = Kiliann Poll
10/9 = Mathis Barthez
11/11 = Nicolas Dercourt

Championship

200 = Mathys Boisrame
171 = Mathis Valin
153 = Thibault Maupin
144 = Adrien Petit
140 = Benjamin Garib
127 = Tom Guyon
117 = Calvin Fonvieille
112 = Toni Giorgessi
108 = Nicolas Dercourt
84 = Kiliann Poll

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6/16/2024 10:02pm

French championship last round and final results at Ernée : 

(Points deficit updated for GP riders not riding all the rounds)

450 overall

2/1 = Gregory Aranda
1/2 = Jordi Tixier
4/3 = Adrien Malaval
5/4 = Lucas Imbert
3/7 = Maxime Desprey
6/5 = Bogdan Krajewski
7/6 = Arnaud Aubin
8/8 = Julien Pelletier
9/9 = Antonin Mille
10/10 = Tino Basso

Championship

260 = Maxime Desprey
251 = Valentin Guillod
248 = Gregory Aranda
216 = Kevin Horgmo
182 = Adrien Malaval
167 = Bogdan Krajewski
130 = Pierre Goupillon
108 = Brice Maylin
94 = Lucas Imbert
91 = Antonin Mille

MX2 overall

1/1 = Mathis Valin
2/2 = Mathys Boisrame
5/3 = Tom Guyon
3/6 = Calvin Fonvieille
7/4 = Benjamin Garib
4/7 = Thibault Maupin
6/5 = Adrien Petit
9/8 = Toni Giorgessi
8/9 = Julien Dubamel
12/11 = Pierrick Castan

Championship

265 = Mathis Valin
244 = Mathys Boisrame
185 = Thibault Maupin
175 = Adrien Petit
172 = Benjamin Garib
163 = Tom Guyon
152 = Calvin Fonvieille
137 = Toni Giorgessi
108 = Nicolas Dercourt
84 = Kiliann Poll

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7/14/2024 10:51pm

German championship round 5 Tensfeld

 

MX1 overall

 

1/1/1 = Jeffrey Herlings 

3/4/3 = Brent Van Doninck

10/2/2 = Maximilian Nagl

2/6/5 = Tom Koch

9/5/4 = Jere Haavisto

5/10/6 = Kevin Brumann

4/3/32 = Maximilian Spies

6/9/11 = Cornelius Toendel

12/7/8 = Lukas Platt

8/14/7 = Adam Sterry 

 

Championship

 

346 = Maximilian Nagl 

238 = Maximilian Spies

235 = Adam Sterry

219 = Cornelius Toendel

217 = Tom Koch

208 = Jere Haavisto

207 = Jordi Tixier

156 = Jakub Teresak

141 = Lukas Platt

134 = Noah Ludwig

 

MX2 overall

 

1/1/11= Nico Greutmann

2/8/4 = Bence Pergel

10/3/3 = Bradley Lesters

8/4/7 = Nicolai Skovbjerg 

23/9/1 = Maxime Grau

7/2/25 = Ryan Alexanderson

3/7/21 = Dave Kooiker

18/6/6 = Scott Smulders

4/12/36 = Maximilian Werner

 

Championship 

 

267 = Nico Greutmann 

261 = Dave Kooiker

232 = Maxime Grau

232 = Rasmus Pedersen

224 = Bradley Mesters

218 = Bence Pergel

181 = Peter Konig

181 = Jan Krug

144 = Scott Smulders

129 = Ryan Alexanderson

 

Fastest laps of the races

 

250 race 1

 

1.47.694 = Bence Pergel

1.48.605 = Maximilian Werner

1.48.764 = Peter Konig

1.48.872 = Dave Kooiker

1.49.029 = Nico Greutmann 

1.49.075 = Junior Bal

1.49.088 = Nicolai Skovbjerg 

1.49.337 = Maxime Grau

1.49.359 = Scott Smulders

1.49.464 = Ryan Alexanderson

 

450 moto 1

 

1.44.251 = Jeffrey Herlings

1.46.429 = Jere Haavisto 

1.46.742 = Kevin Brumann

1.47.059 = Maximilian Spies

1.47.255 = Tom Koch

1.47.255 = Adam Sterry

1.47.360 = Brent Van Doninck

1.47.659 = Jakub Teresak 

1.48.068 = Jordi Tixier

1.48.095 = Maximilian Nagl

 

250 moto 2

 

1.46.412 = Nico Greutmann

1.46.651 = Maxime Grau

1.47.970 = Jan Krug

1.48.770 = Dave Kooiker

1.49.028 = Tom Schroder

1.49.246 = Ryan Alexanderson

1.49.420 = Rasmus Pedersen

1.49.497 = Peter Konig

1.49.694 = Bradley Mesters

1.49.892 = Nicolai Skovbjerg 

 

MX1 moto 2

 

1.43.500 = Jeffrey Herlings 

1.44.049 = Maximilian Spies

1.46.195 = Jere Haavisto 

1.46.258 = Maximilian Nagl

1.46.313 = Brent Van Doninck 

1.46.833 = Roan Van De Moosdijk 

1.47.352 = Kevin Brumann

1.47.373 = Tom Koch

1.48.335 = Victor Alonso Rodilla

1.48.566 = Lukas Platt

 

250 moto 3

 

1.49.186 = Maxime Grau

1.50.548 = Bradley Mesters

1.50.919 = Peter Konig

1.51.140 = Rasmus Pedersen

1.51.242 = Jan Krug

1.51.466 = Nicolai Skovbjerg 

1.51.630 = Nico Greutmann 

1.51.853 = Maximilian Werner

1.51.958 = Scott Smulders

1.51.971 = Bence Pergel

 

450 moto 3

 

1.44.192 = Jeffrey Herlings 

1.46.760 = Jere Haavisto

1.47.431 = Maximilian Nagl

1.48.228 = Tom Koch

1.48.582 = Brent Van Doninck

1.49.114 = Kevin Brumann

1.50.275 = Roan Van De Moosdijk 

1.50.323 = Cornelius Toendel 

1.50.482 = Adam Sterry

1.50.697 = Jakub Teresak 

 

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I would really like to see Nagl do a couple of GPs or AMA national races, he is still to this day so fast!

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Motofinne wrote:

I would really like to see Nagl do a couple of GPs or AMA national races, he is still to this day so fast!

I think he is at his fastest now since he retired from MXGP. Obviously having a lighter schedule just helps him being fresh every round and also his knee is way better now. So far he dominated every round except for this weekend and I still think he would be a top 10 guy in MXGP. 

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What’s going on with Toendel in those races? In the GPs he is doing pretty good but at those races he’s been pretty disappointing. 

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