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Netherlands
Team Manager: Patrice Assendelft
1 Glenn Coldenhoff (Yamaha)
2 Roan van de Moosdijk (Kawasaki)
3 Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
Belgium
Team Manager: Johan Boonen
4 Cyril Genot (KTM)
5 Liam Everts (KTM)
6 Brent Van Doninck (Yamaha)
Great Britain
Team Manager: Mark Chamberlain
7 Ben Watson (Yamaha)
8 Conrad Mewse (KTM)
9 Shaun Simpson (KTM)
Estonia
Team Manager: Martin Arumäe
10 Gert Krestinov (Honda)
11 Jörgen-Matthias Talviku (Husqvarna)
12 Harri Kullas (Yamaha)
France
Team Manager: Pascal Finot
13 Benoît Paturel (Honda)
14 Tom Vialle (KTM)
15 Mathys Boisramé (Kawasaki)
Germany
Team Manager: Wolfgang Thomas
19 Maximilian Nagl (Husqvarna)
20 Simon Längenfelder (GasGas)
21 Henry Jacobi (Honda)
Latvia
Team Manager: Valdis Seratinskis
22 Kārlis Sabulis (Husqvarna)
23 Mairis Pumpurs (Yamaha)
24 Tom Macuks (KTM)
Spain
Team Manager: Paco Rico
25 José Butrón (KTM)
26 Yago Martínez (KTM)
27 Ander Valentín (Husqvarna)
Denmark
Team Manager: Emil Larsen
28 Thomas Kjær Olsen (Husqvarna)
29 Mikkel Haarup (Kawasaki)
30 Bastian Bøgh Damm (KTM)
Switzerland
Team Manager: Daniel Zollinger
31 Arnaud Tonus (Yamaha)
32 Mike Gwerder (KTM)
33 Valentin Guillod (Yamaha)
Norway
Team Manager: Espen Blikstad
34 Håkon Frederiksen (Yamaha)
35 Kevin Horgmo (GasGas)
36 Sander Agard-Michelsen (Yamaha)
Slovenia
Team Manager: Bogomir Gajser
37 Luka Kutnar (KTM)
38 Jan Pancar (KTM)
39 Peter Irt (Husqvarna)
Sweden
Team Manager: Jonas Engdahl
40 Alvin Östlund (Yamaha)
41 Isak Gifting (GasGas)
42 Ken Bengtson (Husqvarna)
Italy
Team Manager: Thomas Traversini
46 Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
47 Mattia Guadagnini (KTM)
48 Alessandro Lupino (KTM)
Austria
Team Manager: Hannes Kinigadner
49 Michael Sandner (KTM)
50 Rene Hofer (KTM)
51 Marcel Stauffer (KTM)
Ireland
Team Manager: Mark Farrelly
52 Jason Meara (Kawasaki)
53 Jake Sheridan (KTM)
54 Stuart Edmonds (Husqvarna)
South Africa
Team Manager: Cheryl McLellan
58 David Goosen (Husqvarna)
59 Camden McLellan (Husqvarna)
60 Tristan Purdon (KTM)
Poland
Team Manager: Paweł Kurajk
61 Tomasz Wysocki (KTM)
62 Gabriel Chętnicki (Suzuki)
63 Jakub Barczewski (KTM)
Portugal
Team Manager: Ross Riley
64 Hugo Basaúla (Kawasaki)
65 Luís Outeiro (TM)
66 Marco Silva (KTM)
Ukraine
Team Manager: Volodymyr Tarasov
67 Dmytro Asmanov (KTM)
68 Maksym Kyenko (Yamaha)
69 Semen Nerush (KTM)
Brazil
Team Manager: Manuel Carlos Hermano
70 Gabriel Gutierres (Yamaha)
71 Enzo Lopes (Honda)
72 Frederico Molina Spagnol (KTM)
Russia
Team Manager: Evgeny Parshin
73 Vsevolod Brylyakov (Honda)
74 Timur Petrashin (KTM)
75 Evgeny Bobryshev (Husqvarna)
Czech Republic
Team Manager: Jiří Jankovský
76 Dušan Drdaj (KTM)
77 Jan Wagenknecht (KTM)
78 Petr Polák (Yamaha)
Iceland
Team Manager: Björk Erlingsdóttir
79 Eyþór Reynisson (Yamaha)
80 Eiður Orri Pállmarsson (Yamaha)
81 Máni Freyr Pétursson (KTM)
Lithuania
Team Manager: Rolandas Jasikonis
82 Dovydas Karka (Yamaha)
83 Erlandas Mackonis (KTM)
84 Arminas Jasikonis (Husqvarna)
Croatia
Team Manager: Danko Braim
88 Luka Crnković (Honda)
89 Marko Tumbri (KTM)
90 Matej Jaroš (Kawasaki)
Greece
Team Manager: Stylianos Korelis
91 Dimitrios Bakas (Yamaha)
92 Antonis Sagmalis (Yamaha)
93 Panagiotis Papilas (Honda)
Finland
Team Manager: Kusti Manninen
103 Miro Sihvonen (Honda)
104 Emil Weckman (Honda)
105 Jere Haavisto (Kawasaki)
Venezuela
Team Manager: Nicolás Cardona
106 Carlos Badiali (KTM)
107 Raimundo Trasolini (KTM)
108 Lorenzo Locurcio (KTM)
Canada
Team Manager: Carl Bastedo
109 Dylan Wright (Honda)
110 Jacob Piccolo (KTM)
111 Tyler Medaglia (GasGas)
Morocco
Team Manager: Agathe Billottet
112 Amine Aït Bella (KTM)
113 Saad Soulimani (KTM)
114 Abdelhalim Soulimani (Husqvarna)
Slovakia
Team Manager: Dušan Predanocy
115 Pavol Repčák (KTM)
116 Tomás Kohút (KTM)
117 Šimon Jošt (KTM)
Bulgaria
Team Manager: Gianmarco Santucci
118 Maykal Ivanov (Husqvarna)
119 Nikolay Malinov (KTM)
120 Petar Petrov (Honda)
Team Manager: Patrice Assendelft
1 Glenn Coldenhoff (Yamaha)
2 Roan van de Moosdijk (Kawasaki)
3 Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
Belgium
Team Manager: Johan Boonen
4 Cyril Genot (KTM)
5 Liam Everts (KTM)
6 Brent Van Doninck (Yamaha)
Great Britain
Team Manager: Mark Chamberlain
7 Ben Watson (Yamaha)
8 Conrad Mewse (KTM)
9 Shaun Simpson (KTM)
Estonia
Team Manager: Martin Arumäe
10 Gert Krestinov (Honda)
11 Jörgen-Matthias Talviku (Husqvarna)
12 Harri Kullas (Yamaha)
France
Team Manager: Pascal Finot
13 Benoît Paturel (Honda)
14 Tom Vialle (KTM)
15 Mathys Boisramé (Kawasaki)
Germany
Team Manager: Wolfgang Thomas
19 Maximilian Nagl (Husqvarna)
20 Simon Längenfelder (GasGas)
21 Henry Jacobi (Honda)
Latvia
Team Manager: Valdis Seratinskis
22 Kārlis Sabulis (Husqvarna)
23 Mairis Pumpurs (Yamaha)
24 Tom Macuks (KTM)
Spain
Team Manager: Paco Rico
25 José Butrón (KTM)
26 Yago Martínez (KTM)
27 Ander Valentín (Husqvarna)
Denmark
Team Manager: Emil Larsen
28 Thomas Kjær Olsen (Husqvarna)
29 Mikkel Haarup (Kawasaki)
30 Bastian Bøgh Damm (KTM)
Switzerland
Team Manager: Daniel Zollinger
31 Arnaud Tonus (Yamaha)
32 Mike Gwerder (KTM)
33 Valentin Guillod (Yamaha)
Norway
Team Manager: Espen Blikstad
34 Håkon Frederiksen (Yamaha)
35 Kevin Horgmo (GasGas)
36 Sander Agard-Michelsen (Yamaha)
Slovenia
Team Manager: Bogomir Gajser
37 Luka Kutnar (KTM)
38 Jan Pancar (KTM)
39 Peter Irt (Husqvarna)
Sweden
Team Manager: Jonas Engdahl
40 Alvin Östlund (Yamaha)
41 Isak Gifting (GasGas)
42 Ken Bengtson (Husqvarna)
Italy
Team Manager: Thomas Traversini
46 Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
47 Mattia Guadagnini (KTM)
48 Alessandro Lupino (KTM)
Austria
Team Manager: Hannes Kinigadner
49 Michael Sandner (KTM)
50 Rene Hofer (KTM)
51 Marcel Stauffer (KTM)
Ireland
Team Manager: Mark Farrelly
52 Jason Meara (Kawasaki)
53 Jake Sheridan (KTM)
54 Stuart Edmonds (Husqvarna)
South Africa
Team Manager: Cheryl McLellan
58 David Goosen (Husqvarna)
59 Camden McLellan (Husqvarna)
60 Tristan Purdon (KTM)
Poland
Team Manager: Paweł Kurajk
61 Tomasz Wysocki (KTM)
62 Gabriel Chętnicki (Suzuki)
63 Jakub Barczewski (KTM)
Portugal
Team Manager: Ross Riley
64 Hugo Basaúla (Kawasaki)
65 Luís Outeiro (TM)
66 Marco Silva (KTM)
Ukraine
Team Manager: Volodymyr Tarasov
67 Dmytro Asmanov (KTM)
68 Maksym Kyenko (Yamaha)
69 Semen Nerush (KTM)
Brazil
Team Manager: Manuel Carlos Hermano
70 Gabriel Gutierres (Yamaha)
71 Enzo Lopes (Honda)
72 Frederico Molina Spagnol (KTM)
Russia
Team Manager: Evgeny Parshin
73 Vsevolod Brylyakov (Honda)
74 Timur Petrashin (KTM)
75 Evgeny Bobryshev (Husqvarna)
Czech Republic
Team Manager: Jiří Jankovský
76 Dušan Drdaj (KTM)
77 Jan Wagenknecht (KTM)
78 Petr Polák (Yamaha)
Iceland
Team Manager: Björk Erlingsdóttir
79 Eyþór Reynisson (Yamaha)
80 Eiður Orri Pállmarsson (Yamaha)
81 Máni Freyr Pétursson (KTM)
Lithuania
Team Manager: Rolandas Jasikonis
82 Dovydas Karka (Yamaha)
83 Erlandas Mackonis (KTM)
84 Arminas Jasikonis (Husqvarna)
Croatia
Team Manager: Danko Braim
88 Luka Crnković (Honda)
89 Marko Tumbri (KTM)
90 Matej Jaroš (Kawasaki)
Greece
Team Manager: Stylianos Korelis
91 Dimitrios Bakas (Yamaha)
92 Antonis Sagmalis (Yamaha)
93 Panagiotis Papilas (Honda)
Finland
Team Manager: Kusti Manninen
103 Miro Sihvonen (Honda)
104 Emil Weckman (Honda)
105 Jere Haavisto (Kawasaki)
Venezuela
Team Manager: Nicolás Cardona
106 Carlos Badiali (KTM)
107 Raimundo Trasolini (KTM)
108 Lorenzo Locurcio (KTM)
Canada
Team Manager: Carl Bastedo
109 Dylan Wright (Honda)
110 Jacob Piccolo (KTM)
111 Tyler Medaglia (GasGas)
Morocco
Team Manager: Agathe Billottet
112 Amine Aït Bella (KTM)
113 Saad Soulimani (KTM)
114 Abdelhalim Soulimani (Husqvarna)
Slovakia
Team Manager: Dušan Predanocy
115 Pavol Repčák (KTM)
116 Tomás Kohút (KTM)
117 Šimon Jošt (KTM)
Bulgaria
Team Manager: Gianmarco Santucci
118 Maykal Ivanov (Husqvarna)
119 Nikolay Malinov (KTM)
120 Petar Petrov (Honda)
Hope France will be able to bring Ferrandis in the mix with also a great american team and the lawrence brothers for Australia !
We could have a great MXON everything considered but we will see how it plays out with the teams and riders
Puerto Rico
Team Manager: Gabriel Cátala
94 - Robertson, Stilez (250)
95 - Shock, Coty
96 - Savatgy, Joesph
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Puerto Rico
Team Manager: Gabriel Cátala
94 - Swoll. Jalek (250)
95 - Robertson, Stilez
96 - Shock, Coty
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Puerto Rico
Team Manager: Gabriel Cátala
94 - Vohland. Maximus (250)
95 - Hartranft, Brandon
96 - Shock, Coty
OOOrrrrr
(Team Fantasy Picks)
Puerto Rico
Team Manager: Gabriel Cátala
94 - Forkner, Austin (250)
95 - Robin, Jerry
96 - Ray, Alex
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edit: I'm sure Eli is probably not going because of the team switch so I'd like to see another young blood like Sexton get a shot at it
Still, for OZ, it gives us a good selection. But, I'm a bit of a pessimist when it comes to our 'luck' at the MXDN.
A week prior to the MXoN the GP of Sardegna is held, the week after the GP of Germany.
Both Gajser and Febvre have stated not to participate at the event due to their chances at claiming the worldtitle.
From the top of my head I can’t think of a country that could field an obviously stronger team.
Do they like, put an ad on Craigslist to see if anyone wants to ride?...
Pit Row
Pauls Jonass says he isn’t a fan of the MXoN in the middle of the season but will consider racing if asked by the Latvian federation. The Gas Gas rider, fresh of a superb podium in Lommel, said in the post-race press conference: “For me it’s like Jeffrey says – if you have a team to win (it’s more enticing to risk racing). Latvia, I have team where the first goal is to get into the A final but of course it’s nice to race for your country.
“For me I don’t like the idea that the Nations is in the middle of the season because when it is the end of the season, everyone is more relaxed, more loose and you can enjoy the event even more. When I didn’t have the strongest team I still went to the race and really enjoyed racing there just the atmosphere with the fans and everything. So far the federation hasn’t asked me anything about the des Nations so we will see, time will tell. If they ask me I will for sure consider that.”
Even given that unfortunate circumstance most of them are still considering going. It’s pretty damn cool if you ask me. That really shows the difference between the mentality of some people from the USA and some people from other countries.
You shouldn’t have to look far for the reasons why the USA is taking a step back (not just in racing) and a lot of European countries are taking a step forward.
Australia cant afford to not run both Lawrence brothers.
Someone page The Bro-bra.
How they could have done that, even remotely fairly, is beyond me, well, anyone with half a brain.
Luongo and his boy Davide, clutching at straws, with the most idiotic thinking. Absolute Corrupt Cretins, who only think about their pockets.
If you take a look at the MX2 results, for instance, you've got FOUR very fast french riders, three of which are in the top six as we speak. And only ONE of them would have been able to score championship points at the MXDN... Talk about unfair.
But what about a guy like Cairoli? Italy has a legit shot at MXdN this year. But does Cairoli chance getting hurt before the season ends?
I believe Herlings will be in if KTM lets him. It will be tough to send Febvre and Prado too.
I haven’t even begun with 250’s. Jeez this will get interesting. We are seeing now more than ever how much of a luxury it is that Team USA typically has so many legit options for the team.
France has the possibility to send Musquin / Vialle or Boisramé / Tixier. Boisramé won't be battling for the title anyway, and Vialle seems unlikely aswell after missing a couple of races. Or maybe Benistant says he definitely wants to race it. Renaux will opt out aswell imo as he's the leader right now.
Italy probably will send Cairoli / Guadagnini / Lupino.
As both Guadagnini and Benistant are rookies, I'm not sure they will be a contender for the worldtitle until the last stage of the championship anyway.
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