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No Denmark, Slovenia, Russia, Slovakia, Norway, Latvia, Croatia, Finland, Poland or Hungary anymore. Good that Japan and Austria are back. Start your predictions for the A-Final!
Team France
1 Gautier Paulin (Husqvarna)
2 Dylan Ferrandis (Yamaha)
3 Jordi Tixier (KTM)
Team The Netherlands
4 Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
5 Calvin Vlaanderen (Honda)
6 Glenn Coldenhoff (KTM)
Team Great Britain
7 Tommy Searle (Kawasaki)
8 Ben Watson (Yamaha)
9 Max Anstie (Husqvarna)
Team Belgium
10 Clément Desalle (Kawasaki)
11 Jago Geerts (Yamaha)
12 Jeremy Van Horebeek (Yamaha)
Team Switzerland
13 Valentin Guillod (KTM)
14 Killian Auberson (KTM)
15 Jeremy Seewer (Yamaha)
Team Australia
16 Kirk Gibbs (KTM)
17 Hunter Lawrence (Honda)
18 Mitchell Evans (KTM)
Team Italy
19 Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
20 Michele Cervellin (Yamaha)
21 Alessandro Lupino (Kawasaki)
Team Estonia
22 Tanel Leok (Husqvarna)
23 Hardi Roosiorg (KTM)
24 Harri Kullas (Husqvarna)
Team USA
25 Eli Tomac (Kawasaki)
26 Aaron Plessinger (Yamaha)
27 Justin Barcia (Yamaha)
Team Sweden
28 Filip Bengtsson (Yamaha)
29 Alvin Östlund (Yamaha)
30 Anton Gole (Yamaha)
Team Canada
37 Colton Facciotti (Honda)
38 Jess Pettis (Yamaha)
39
Team Republic of Ireland
43 Graeme Irwin (KTM)
44 Martin Barr (Husqvarna)
45 Richard Bird (KTM)
Team Portugal
46 Rui Gonçalves (Yamaha)
47 Diogo Graça (Suzuki)
48 Paulo Alberto (Yamaha)
Team Puerto Rico
49 Kevin Windham (Honda)
50 Ryan Sipes (Husqvarna)
51 Travis Pastrana (Suzuki)
Team Spain
52 José Butrón (KTM)
53 Jorge Prado (KTM)
54 Carlos Campano (Yamaha)
Team Germany
58 Ken Roczen (Honda)
59 Henry Jacobi (Husqvarna)
60 Maximilian Nagl (TM)
Team New Zealand
61 Cody Cooper (Honda)
62 Hamish Harwood (KTM)
63 Rhys Carter (Yamaha)
Team Czech Republic
64 Václav Kovář (KTM)
65 Martin Krč (KTM)
66 Martin Michek (KTM)
Team Brazil
67 Gustavo Pessoa (Kawasaki)
68 Enzo Lopes (Suzuki)
69 Fabio Santos (Yamaha)
Team Republic of South Africa
76 Michael Docherty (Husqvarna)
77 Bradley Lionnet (Yamaha)
78 Caleb Tennant (Husqvarna)
Team Ukraine
82 Dmytro Asmanov (KTM)
83 Dmytro Chernov (Husqvarna)
84 Volodymyr Tarasov (KTM)
Team Iceland
85 Einar Sigurðsson (Husqvarna)
86 Andri Snær Guðmundsson (Husqvarna)
87 Ingvi Björn Birgisson (Husqvarna)
Team Argentina
88 Joaquín Poli (Honda)
89 Julian Seibel (Honda)
90 Juan Pablo Luzzardi (KTM)
Team Philippines
115 Kenneth San Andres (Kawasaki)
116 Mark Reggie Flores (Kawasaki)
117 Carlo Rodríguez (Kawasaki)
Team Japan
118 Taiki Koga (Honda)
119 Haruki Yakoyama (Kawasaki)
120 Toshiki Tomita (Honda)
Team Mexico
121 Julio César Zambrano (KTM)
122 Arturo Humberto Fierro (KTM)
123 Félix Lopez Guttiérez (KTM)
Team Austria
124 Roland Edelbacher (KTM)
125 Marcel Stauffer (KTM)
126 Pascal Rauchenecker (Husqvarna)
Team Venezuela
127 Carlos Badiali (Yamaha)
128 Anthony Rodríguez (Yamaha)
129 Lorenzo Locurcio (Yamaha)
Team Guam
130 Brandon Scharer (Yamaha)
131 Cody Williams (Yamaha)
132 Sean Lipanovich (KTM)
Team Chili
133 Nicolás Aravena (Honda)
134 Javier Vásquez (Kawasaki)
135 Manuel Pavéz (Honda)
Team Guatemala
136 José Fernández (KTM)
137 Pablo Barrientos (KTM)
138 Jorge González (Honda)
Team France
1 Gautier Paulin (Husqvarna)
2 Dylan Ferrandis (Yamaha)
3 Jordi Tixier (KTM)
Team The Netherlands
4 Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
5 Calvin Vlaanderen (Honda)
6 Glenn Coldenhoff (KTM)
Team Great Britain
7 Tommy Searle (Kawasaki)
8 Ben Watson (Yamaha)
9 Max Anstie (Husqvarna)
Team Belgium
10 Clément Desalle (Kawasaki)
11 Jago Geerts (Yamaha)
12 Jeremy Van Horebeek (Yamaha)
Team Switzerland
13 Valentin Guillod (KTM)
14 Killian Auberson (KTM)
15 Jeremy Seewer (Yamaha)
Team Australia
16 Kirk Gibbs (KTM)
17 Hunter Lawrence (Honda)
18 Mitchell Evans (KTM)
Team Italy
19 Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
20 Michele Cervellin (Yamaha)
21 Alessandro Lupino (Kawasaki)
Team Estonia
22 Tanel Leok (Husqvarna)
23 Hardi Roosiorg (KTM)
24 Harri Kullas (Husqvarna)
Team USA
25 Eli Tomac (Kawasaki)
26 Aaron Plessinger (Yamaha)
27 Justin Barcia (Yamaha)
Team Sweden
28 Filip Bengtsson (Yamaha)
29 Alvin Östlund (Yamaha)
30 Anton Gole (Yamaha)
Team Canada
37 Colton Facciotti (Honda)
38 Jess Pettis (Yamaha)
39
Team Republic of Ireland
43 Graeme Irwin (KTM)
44 Martin Barr (Husqvarna)
45 Richard Bird (KTM)
Team Portugal
46 Rui Gonçalves (Yamaha)
47 Diogo Graça (Suzuki)
48 Paulo Alberto (Yamaha)
Team Puerto Rico
49 Kevin Windham (Honda)
50 Ryan Sipes (Husqvarna)
51 Travis Pastrana (Suzuki)
Team Spain
52 José Butrón (KTM)
53 Jorge Prado (KTM)
54 Carlos Campano (Yamaha)
Team Germany
58 Ken Roczen (Honda)
59 Henry Jacobi (Husqvarna)
60 Maximilian Nagl (TM)
Team New Zealand
61 Cody Cooper (Honda)
62 Hamish Harwood (KTM)
63 Rhys Carter (Yamaha)
Team Czech Republic
64 Václav Kovář (KTM)
65 Martin Krč (KTM)
66 Martin Michek (KTM)
Team Brazil
67 Gustavo Pessoa (Kawasaki)
68 Enzo Lopes (Suzuki)
69 Fabio Santos (Yamaha)
Team Republic of South Africa
76 Michael Docherty (Husqvarna)
77 Bradley Lionnet (Yamaha)
78 Caleb Tennant (Husqvarna)
Team Ukraine
82 Dmytro Asmanov (KTM)
83 Dmytro Chernov (Husqvarna)
84 Volodymyr Tarasov (KTM)
Team Iceland
85 Einar Sigurðsson (Husqvarna)
86 Andri Snær Guðmundsson (Husqvarna)
87 Ingvi Björn Birgisson (Husqvarna)
Team Argentina
88 Joaquín Poli (Honda)
89 Julian Seibel (Honda)
90 Juan Pablo Luzzardi (KTM)
Team Philippines
115 Kenneth San Andres (Kawasaki)
116 Mark Reggie Flores (Kawasaki)
117 Carlo Rodríguez (Kawasaki)
Team Japan
118 Taiki Koga (Honda)
119 Haruki Yakoyama (Kawasaki)
120 Toshiki Tomita (Honda)
Team Mexico
121 Julio César Zambrano (KTM)
122 Arturo Humberto Fierro (KTM)
123 Félix Lopez Guttiérez (KTM)
Team Austria
124 Roland Edelbacher (KTM)
125 Marcel Stauffer (KTM)
126 Pascal Rauchenecker (Husqvarna)
Team Venezuela
127 Carlos Badiali (Yamaha)
128 Anthony Rodríguez (Yamaha)
129 Lorenzo Locurcio (Yamaha)
Team Guam
130 Brandon Scharer (Yamaha)
131 Cody Williams (Yamaha)
132 Sean Lipanovich (KTM)
Team Chili
133 Nicolás Aravena (Honda)
134 Javier Vásquez (Kawasaki)
135 Manuel Pavéz (Honda)
Team Guatemala
136 José Fernández (KTM)
137 Pablo Barrientos (KTM)
138 Jorge González (Honda)
A bit baised, but I hope the Dutchies wil get it, would be about time.
The Shop
He's gotta receive some sort of special honor, I saw him on the entry list 2001 Namur and not sure if that was even his first time?!!!
Crazy thing is he could probably break into the top 10? With a bit of luck.
Come on, Dutchie, you know better
Hopefully Estonia has a few promising amateurs that will one day be able to represent their country. They can't keep sending Leok unless he's The Terminator.
Max Nagl also has done a lot. Definitely most of them until today, starting in 2005 or 2004
did Calvin ever race for South Africa?
Reeds not an American by birth. Puerto Rico and Guam have nobody from either place. What if other countries like Canada or France started hiring non born and bred people? The race is becoming the Motocross of Musical Chairs.
France could get Musquin on one of its island territories teams and get a few others to race for France like we do for P.R. and Guam, and really confuse this whole mess.
You've just turned it into another race with dudes from wherever.
Pit Row
He has a Dutch passport and had the support of the Dutch federation for a long time.
And for Jacobi, did he even had 1 weekend this year with 2 solid results? He always seems to crash or whatever....
To me USA and Netherlands are the two strongest teams. For 3rd place it will go between France and England I think. But hey it the Nations, strange results garanteed.
Edit: I forgot Belgium. They can fight for a podiumspot too
B-Final will go between Guam, Japan and Argentina I think.
Little prediction:
1. USA
2. Netherlands
3. Belgium
4. France
5. UK
2. France
3. Netherlands
4. Belgium
5. GB
There are only really 3 contenders for the win for me and USA are the strongest of the 3 along with the Netherlands and France.
After that, it's going to be really close. Belgium, GB, Italy, Germany are all very close on paper and their won't be much difference between finishing 4th or 8th. One of those teams could even sneak onto the box
Sandner & Neurauter out with injurys.
Could've been a good year for us.
I think they will replace Sandner with Edelbacher and Neurauter with Johannes Klein
That's a bummer. But Rauchenecker, Edelbacher and one more could be a decent team as well. Definitely A final
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