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Number of participations
13 = Valentin Guillod
12 = Antonio Cairoli
12 = Jeremy Seewer
11 = Glenn Coldenhoff
9 = Jeffrey Herlings
8 = Tim Gajser
8 = Ken Roczen
7 = Jorge Prado Garcia
6 = Jan Pancar
5 = Romain Febvre
5 = Hunter Lawrence
5 = Eli Tomac
5 = Simon Laengenfelder
4 = Pauls Jonass
4 = Calvin Vlaanderen
4 = Camden Mc Lellan
4 = Maxime Renaux
4 = Andrea Bonacorsi
3 = Liam Everts
3 = Kay De Wolf
3 = Jett Lawrence
3 = Ruben Fernandez
2 = Lucas Coenen
2 = Isak Gifting
2 = Mikkel Haarup
2 = Kyle Webster
2 = Karlis Reisulis
1 = Jo Shimoda
1 = Chase Sexton
1 = Janis Reisulis
1 = Andrea Bonacorsi
Race wins
5 = Antonio Cairoli
4 = Glenn Coldenhoff
4 = Jeffrey Herlings
4 = Romain Febvre
3 = Jett Lawrence
3 = Tim Gajser
2 = Maxime Renaux
1 = Ken Roczen
1 = Eli Tomac
Race top 3
10 = Jeffrey Herlings
9 = Antonio Cairoli
7 = Romain Febvre
6 = Ken Roczen
5 = Glenn Coldenhoff
5 = Tim Gajser
5 = Eli Tomac
5 = Jett Lawrence
4 = Jorge Prado Garcia
4 = Maxime Renaux
2 = Pauls Jonass
2 = Chase Sexton
1 = Hunter Lawrence
1 = Valentin Guillod
1 = Liam Everts
1 = Ruben Fernandez
1 = Simon Laengenfelder
Qualfying race wins
5 = Antonio Cairoli
4 = Jeffrey Herlings
3 = Ken Roczen
2 = Romain Febvre
2 = Jorge Prado Garcia
1 = Tim Gajser
1 = Jeremy Seewer
1 = Pauls Jonass
1 = Maxime Renaux
1 = Jett Lawrence
Qualfying race top 3
10 = Antonio Cairoli
7 = Jeremy Seewer
5 = Jeffrey Herlings
4 = Ken Roczen
4 = Glenn Coldenhoff
4 = Hunter Lawrence
4 = Romain Febvre
4 = Tim Gajser
3 = Jett Lawrence
2 = Jorge Prado Garcia
2 = Simon Laengenfelder
2 = Maxime Renaux
2 = Ruben Fernandez
1 = Calvin Vlaanderen
1 = Kyle Webster
1 = Pauls Jonass
1 = Eli Tomac
1 = Chase Sexton
1 = Liam Everts
1 = Lucas Coenen
Laps led
87 = Jeffrey Herlings
75 = Antonio Cairoli
63 = Romain Febvre
60 = Glenn Coldenhoff
38 = Jett Lawrence
38 = Ken Roczen
33 = Tim Gajser
25 = Jorge Prado Garcia
21 = Eli Tomac
20 = Maxime Renaux
9 = Ruben Fernandez
3 = Valentin Guillod
3 = Glenn Coldenhoff
Moto win rate (%)
50.00% = Jett Lawrence
40.00% = Romain Febvre
25.00% = Maxime Renaux
22.22% = Jeffrey Herlings
20.83% = Antonio Cairoli
18.75% = Tim Gajser
18.18% = Glenn Coldenhoff
10.00% = Eli Tomac
6.25% = Ken Roczen
Moto top 3 rate
100.00% = Chase Sexton
83.33% = Jett Lawrence
70.00% = Romain Febvre
55.56% = Jeffrey Herlings
50.00% = Eli Tomac
50.00% = Maxime Renaux
37.50% = Antonio Cairoli
37.50% = Ken Roczen
31.25% = Tim Gajser
28.57% = Jorge Prado Garcia
25.00% = Pauls Jonass
22.73% = Glenn Coldenhoff
16.67% = Liam Everts
16.67% = Ruben Fernandez
10.00% = Hunter Lawrence
10.00% = Simon Laengenfelder
3.85% = Valentin Guillod
Average position at the end of the moto (without counting the DNF)
2.17 = Jett Lawrence
2.50 = Chase Sexton
2.56 = Romain Febvre
3.59 = Jeffrey Herlings
4.80 = Eli Tomac
6.11 = Antonio Cairoli
6.25 = Ken Roczen
6.60 = Hunter Lawrence
7.40 = Tim Gajser
9.10 = Glenn Coldenhoff
11.00 = Jorge Prado Garcia
12.05 = Jeremy Seewer
Uh, yes he did, at Assen, together with Wyatt Chase and Max Purvis. 10th in time practice, 7th in quali race, twice DNF during the races on Sunday. New Zealand got 19th.
I think Shimoda will be a lucky guy if Japan makes it to Sunday. Even if they do make it they will have outside gates, so I don't see him breaking into top 10s on his first professional race on a 450.
i cant find the press release to find the year, but one of the years he had to pull out due to those reasons,
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Very interesting point.
how do you now that jett and chase are faster there than riders who have never been there?????
We don't, we just guess, otherwise it would be boring if we knew everything in advance and nobody would watch. Nobody is Michel de Nostradamus (well, he was never a very precise predicator himself actually), therefore why I say it is my PERSONAL opinion at the begining of my post.
I try to base myself of what we've seen lately. Lucas is amazingly good (for his age), and rides a lot with his heart, while I do think that Romain or Tim (the 2 other top 450 euro participating) are elder, and maybe more strategic. The last 2 straight confrontation euros had with Jett, Hunter or Eli were 2023 and 2024 MXON. Both are european tracks were Tim and Romain had more experience and preparation for a fact. On both track, Jett seemed to be fastest so far, with a couple of issues that came along the way and that made Tim and Romain winning after crashes or bad starts from the Australian. Ernée, dry and tight euro type of circuit, Jett passed Tim, Romain, Ken, Aaron and Jeremy during qualifying. Came from last to 6th in moto 1 passing Tim as well, 7 seconds off of 3rd, he was still slower than Romain on his fastest who started at the front though, but was matching his pace over the last 7 laps. Moto 2, Jett start 4th, passing Prado in turn 2, Renaux in lap 1 and then Roczen, he was also 2 sec faster than Tim and 4 sec a lap faster than Romain (who was in cruising mode, but still...).
Matterley, euro playground again, for Jett qualfying and MX2+OPEN were the easy part with only Fernandez and Renaux as main 450 challengers, but only his bad start, his mistakes late into the race (after racing twice in 1h and 30 min, and passing Seewer, Febvre (again), Roczen, Herlings, Hunter, Prado and Tomac) and Gajser who had one of the best races of his career on the track he is usually the most efficient (look at his GP results there...) kept Jett from winning.
Hunter, on the 450, was quite slower than Tim and Prado in quali but still holding Febvre before the crash. Race 1 he got beat fair and square (bad start + stop for new goggles), but he hold off Herlings, while being ahead of Febvre also in moto 2.
For Tomac, only Jett and Tim were able to beat him there.
This time the US riders will have the advantage, knowing the track and texture, the evolution of it. We saw Jett, again, being super fast a few weeks ago, coming from mid pack to 3rd very quickly in moto 1 and from 7 to 1st in a lap or so in moto 2.
Chase was clearly the second fastest on that day, coming back very quickly from crashes at the beginning of both motos.
Finally we saw a super solid Hunter there, a touch sllower than the other two, but way ahead of most of the field.
All thoses datas together do not give us any results, but at least an idea of who will be fighting for the lead baring any surprise.
Walsh raced that assen for NZ
And what's the outcome?
I assume they are going to include Herlings to the team if that's what the people want, why else would you put up this question?! 🤡
Yes ,that's is a very good analyses.....we'll see if it's true....i think mxgp riders defintely have a chance...but that's my opinion
Hey just wondering is Martin Barr still in after his crash at the VMXDN?
No.
Have they got a replacement yet?
I'm sure they have some guys in mind, but as far as I know, no one has been named as his replacement.
Thanks amigo!
From what im told he still intends to ride. He had a ‘small’ surgery. The fact he is still in the team has caused a bit of a stir. Most feel young cole McCullough should replace him but the federation dont see eye to eye with Coles dad.
Incorrect. Martin told me himself his goal is to be out there
If it weren’t for Martin they wouldn’t be sending a team at all. Martin had to raise all the funds as well as find bike’s to be used and all of that. The Irish should allow Martin to race as long as he can. And he’s probably still the best on the team.
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No one is denying he is the best when fit but he’s about 38 now & has just broke his leg requiring surgery. I also acknowledge that he is working hard to raise the money but you shouldn’t pick the rider who raises the most. It should be the best 3 riders you have.
Regardless it says a lot about the state of irish mx when our best rider is 38 years old. Race entries are maybe 25% of what they used to be.
I wish Cole McCullough raced some British championship rounds to show his speed at home.
If I had to choose between Barr and Edmonds to cut from the team to be able to put in a young promising rider (in this case McCullough), it would always be Edmonds. No disrespect for him, but in his previous 11 selections, he hasn't showed anything. Even Barr at 70-80% is a better choice.
But, on the other hand, McCullough was injured I think.
Cole had a broken Scaphoid mid season & took about 6 weeks off. He was already back riding again when the team selection was made. The federation never even contacted him & stated “we heard he was injured”. But they never checked in as to his status.
What brand of bike will Walsh be on? He's usually on a Kawasaki however on his Instagram he thanks the KTM group for getting him the best equipment for the job. Kawasaki or KTM?
He's riding a KTM for Great Britain and a Kawasaki for NZ 😉
So what's the deal with team USA now that Diaper Boy has shit the cot?
Sexton is most likely out as well.
They will get subs…. Hopefully the riders will choose to go. I like Eli on MX1, JCoop on MX2 and RJ on MX3.
All guys that love to represent.
Bummer. It always seems to be lastminute.com with their team selection.
J Coop would truly be the Ironman at Ironman if this happens. The ONLY guy to make all the races goes and does the extra race too. I’m here for it!
According to ML's post on another thread that's exactly the team that they discussed after the race.
Yeah, that’s a great take on it. Every gate drop possible. Kind of unheard of these days.
And he’s proven his value on the 250 at MXoN in the past.
Plus RJ in Open isn’t a bad thing either. He’s proven much more consistent on the 450 and actually passes guys coming forward if he doesn’t get the top 5 start.
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