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This weekend the final round of the Dutch Masters of Motocross takes place at the famous Zwartecross festival with an attendance of over 200,000 people expected to be there.
The KNMV have managed to secure a few wildcard entries for the final round. It’s recently been announced that Malcolm Stewart will be making the trip over to have a go at riding the sand! Stewart will be racing the MX1 class and be up against the likes of Jeffrey Herlings, Max Anstie, Gautier Paulin and Romain Febvre just to name a few.
Stewart isn’t the only wildcard American coming to the event though as Justin Starling will also be competing. Starling isn’t a complete stranger in Europe as he’s contested Supercross and Arenacross races before but now he’s going to have a go in the sand in the MX2 category.
They won’t be the only American competing at the event though as Thomas Covington will be competing in what could be his last ever Dutch Masters Championship as he’s heading back to America next year.
This weekend the final round of the Dutch Masters of Motocross takes place at the famous Zwartecross festival with an attendance of over 200,000 people expected to be there.
The KNMV have managed to secure a few wildcard entries for the final round. It’s recently been announced that Malcolm Stewart will be making the trip over to have a go at riding the sand! Stewart will be racing the MX1 class and be up against the likes of Jeffrey Herlings, Max Anstie, Gautier Paulin and Romain Febvre just to name a few.
Stewart isn’t the only wildcard American coming to the event though as Justin Starling will also be competing. Starling isn’t a complete stranger in Europe as he’s contested Supercross and Arenacross races before but now he’s going to have a go in the sand in the MX2 category.
They won’t be the only American competing at the event though as Thomas Covington will be competing in what could be his last ever Dutch Masters Championship as he’s heading back to America next year.
There won't be 200000 people watching the motocross race
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https://youtu.be/-fJGcM6o8KE
That has developed in this massive event. I think the main reason why this is such a succes is because they think outside the box and basically do stuff just because it can. They didnt like that the motocross and main music stage were seperated, so they build a jump over the main stage.
And they do this in a very mellow way &together with the community. 4.000 members from 150 regional clubs/associations (sports, students, good cause etc.) volunteer for the event (running the bars, safety, etc.) and the festival pays the clubs a fee for this.
But they also bring all the senior citizens from care centers in the region to the festival for free and even take them a lap around the mx circuit, just because they feel that elder/immoble people should also be able to enjoy the festival.
Etc. etc.
Just saw Malcolms instagram story, Looks insane! All those crazy builds going around the track, i saw a huge effin boat haha!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BlJOrd5F-8I/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fo3wSvhkN8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bKIghI_COA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doGMk-ObcdI
Pit Row
Pictures, pictures, pictures! Today Malcolm and the Americans didn't race yet but if you see how many people are at the track just to watch and party when the little ones are racing! That is just crazy!
MORE PICTURES: MXMAG.BE
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