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Guess Top 3 and win Polisport

This weekend during the MXGP of Spain which will take place in Talavera de la Reina we run a competition where you could WIN massive Polisport prizes, a copy of MXGP2, The Official MXGP Videogame and a 2016 season pass to www.mxgp-tv.com.

All you have to do is to guess the MXGP of Spain’s top-three overall in MXGP class.

Click HERE to play the quiz on MXGP Facebook page and follow this link to enter the contest from a mobile phone: https://polisportcompetitionspain.pgtb.me/9dPHsl

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Wednesday, May 25, 2016

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Talking points preview for Talavera

TALAVERA DE LA REINA (Spain), 25 May 2016 – Holy smokes, we are about to hit the half-way mark in the 2016 FIM Motocross World Championship series with round nine of eighteen taking place this weekend on the old-school circuit of Talavera de la Reina, Spain.

So far we have no clues as to who will win the premier class. The rookie, Honda Gariboldi’s Tim Gajser leads by 4 points over the defending champion Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Romain Febvre, while both will have to keep an eye on the eight-time FIM Motocross World Champ Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli as he quietly chips away at their points in third.

Since we are living in the day and age of the ‘scrub’, Talavera de la Reina is really something to look forward to. The track itself is pretty much as close to natural terrain as it gets. It has plenty of decent hills, the type that riders can scrub really hard over, while the rest of the jumps are pretty much table tops which are cool to get sideways on. As for the surface, it’s clay which packs down really hard and generally allows the riders to get creative with their lines which in combination with the impressiveness of the jumps, always makes for awesome racing.

Talavera de la Reina first hosted a round of the FIM Motocross World Championship back in 1994 where American Donny Scmidt was the winner on a Yamaha YZ 250cc, while its most recent round was last year where Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli won in MXGP and Kemea Yamaha Racing’s Valentin Guillod won his first ever grand prix in the MX2 class.

This year is the tenth time that Talavera de la Reina will host the MXGP of Spain and in addition it will also host the fifth round of the European Championship EMX250 series as well as the third rounds of the European Championships EMX300 Presented by FMF Racing and EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing.

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Antonio Cairoli is the most recent winner of the MXGP of Spain. Although Tony has many accolades and multiple GP wins, last years win here in Talavera wasn’t just any old win. After an average start to the season last year, at least by his standards, TC222 decided to switch up everything. His usual KTM 350SX-F got parked in the shed and he whipped out the big bad 450. He also benched his trademark fluro colors and wore red AXO racewear with white Sidi boots. Anyway, it’s not about the bike as Lance Armstrong once said, nor is it about his kit. Tony managed to win on his 450cc debut and still rides the 450 to this day.

Summer is on its way and so too is the real Antonio Cairoli who has built some solid momentum and confidence after winning the last two grand prix’.

If Honda Gariboldi’s Tim Gajser impressed you with his sick scrubs in Germany, you better hold your jaw in place because it’s bound to drop at the circuit renowned for its scrub enticing hills. Putting his insane whips aside, Tiga will also be running the red plate for the third time this year as he leads the championship, 4 points clear of Romain Febvre.

The MXGP of Spain in Talavera de la Reina was the first sign of big things to come for Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Romain Febvre who hit a career milestone here when he landed on the podium for the first time in the premier class. While that was astonishing for the kid who was still under the radar at the time, what is more mind blowing is the fact that that podium finish led to a streak of 16 consecutive podium appearances. The defending champion broke that podium run at the fourth round this season in Patagonia Argentina.

The Frenchman’s most recent grand prix win was back in March in the sand of Valkenswaard, The Netherlands, which could fool you into thinking he’s a better sand rider, yet most people that know him as a rider would say he is definitely one of the strongest riders in the world on hard and slick surfaces which will make him a huge threat for the win this weekend.

Team Suzuki World MXGP’s duo of Kevin Strijbos and Ben Townley are two seasoned riders who should enjoy the old school flow to the circuit of Talavera. So too will Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s Max Nagl who landed on the second step last year.

The current vice world champion, Gautier Paulin, and world number 3, Evgeny Bobryshev, will both be looking to light some candles on their Team HRC’s Honda’s as well.

As for the local hero Marchetti Racing KTM’s Jose Butron, he has been knocking on the door of the top ten all season long. It will cool to see him crack it this weekend for his fans.

2015 MXGP of Spain MXGP Top 3

1. Antonio Cairoli

2. Max Nagl

3. Romain Febvre

MXGP Championship Top Ten: 1. Tim Gajser (SLO, HON), 335 points; 2. Romain Febvre (FRA, YAM), 331 p.; 3. Antonio Cairoli (ITA, KTM), 310 p.; 4. Maximilian Nagl (GER, HUS), 273 p.; 5. Evgeny Bobryshev (RUS, HON), 264 p.; 6. Jeremy Van Horebeek (BEL, YAM), 247 p.; 7. Kevin Strijbos (BEL, SUZ), 204 p.; 8. Shaun Simpson (GBR, KTM), 189 p.; 9. Valentin Guillod (SUI, YAM), 153 p.; 10. Glenn Coldenhoff (NED, KTM), 146 p.

There is a solid fan base of people hoping that Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team’s Dylan Ferrandis will pin a challenge on Jeffrey Herlings once again this weekend. Since his return Ferrandis has by far exceeded expectations in terms of how quickly he has returned to speed, let alone the same speed of Jeffrey Herlings. Last year the Frenchman pulled out of the MXGP of Spain after tweaking his knee, but in saying that, the track also got the better of Herlings, who scarily high-sided into the face of a jump. Herlings came away unscathed, but the crash was ugly.

The Bullet, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Jeffrey Herlings has won here once, back in 2014, but he only finished second last year after having a biggie which you can watch on our Youtube channel by clicking HERE.

While Herlings is labeled the king of sand and Talavera couldn’t be further from a sand circuit, it just makes smoking everyone on the hard-pack a sweeter feeling, which is what he’ll be aiming to do.

Team Suzuki World MX2’s Jeremy Seewer broke his podium streak last weekend after having a few spills. Nevertheless he is still sits second in the championship, 37 points up on Pauls Jonass.

Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Pauls Jonass is also not a huge fan of clay, but the Latvian wonder child knows that it is his weakness and after being the surprise of the season last year when he finished as the vice world champion, it’s apparent he is a pretty fast learner.

One rider that is fond of a hard surface TM Racing Factory Team’s Samuele Bernardini who was on fire a couple of weeks ago in Italy. If the Italian star on the rise can keep his focus sharp, he could be in for his first ever podium finish this season.

Last but not least, there will be a bunch of Spanish fans out supporting their young talent Honda Gariboldi’s Jorge Zaragoza who will also be a special guest on the LIVE Studio Show which can be viewed for FREE on www.mxgp-tv.com

2015 MXGP of Spain MX2 Top 3

1. Valentin Guillod

2. Jeffrey Herlings

3. Jordi Tixier

MX2 Championship Top Ten: 1. Jeffrey Herlings (NED, KTM), 397 points; 2. Jeremy Seewer (SUI, SUZ), 297 p.; 3. Pauls Jonass (LAT, KTM), 260 p.; 4. Benoit Paturel (FRA, YAM), 211 p.; 5. Aleksandr Tonkov (RUS, YAM), 210 p.; 6. Petar Petrov (BUL, KAW), 202 p.; 7. Max Anstie (GBR, HUS), 183 p.; 8. Vsevolod Brylyakov (RUS, KAW), 182 p.; 9. Samuele Bernardini (ITA, TM), 179 p.; 10. Dylan Ferrandis (FRA, KAW), 162 p.

All the photos of the MXGP of Spain will be available HERE

TIMETABLE

Saturday: EMX300 Free/Timed Practice 07:45; EMX250 Free/Timed Practice 08:20; EMX125 Group 1 Free/Timed Practice 08:55; EMX125 Group2 Free/Timed Practice 09:30; MX2 Free Practice 10:15; MXGP Free Practice 10:45; EMX300 Race 1 11:50; EMX125 Last chance Qualifying Race 12:35; EMX250 Race 1 13:20; MX2 Time Practice 14:00; MXGP Time Practice 14:35; MX2 Qualifying Race 16:10; MXGP Qualifying Race 17:00; EMX125 Race 1 17:40.

Sunday: EMX300 Race 2 08:55; EMX125 Race 2 09:50; MX2 Warm up 10:30; MXGP Warm up 10:50; EMX250 Race 2 11:30; MX2 Race 1 13:15; MXGP Race 1 14:15; MX2 Race 2 16:10; MXGP Race 2 17:10.

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Wednesday, May 25, 2016

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Gajser vs Febvre

The biggest talking point in this year’s MXGP class has without question been the battle of the big three, MX2 world champion and red plate owner Tim Gajser, defending MXGP champion Romain Febvre, and of course eight times world champion Antonio Cairoli.

It’s been a long time, more than a decade that we have had three world champions of this level racing for a championship, and for sure it has added to an already exciting series. Of course the last time was back in 2005, when MX2 champion Ben Townley went up against duel champion Mickael Pichon, multiple champion Joel Smets, and the greatest of all time Stefan Everts (who also had eight world titles to his name).

We asked three riders their opinion of the top three. Jeffrey Herlings the king of the MX2 class and Red Bull KTM team-mate to Cairoli, and MXGP riders Shaun Simpson and Ken De Dycker.

Herlings who might move up to the MXGP class in 2017 finds it pretty exciting to watch the top three in the MXGP class battle.

“It is really cool to watch,” Herlings said. “Those guys are so fast. If you see Gajser he is one of the fastest in the class, maybe even the fastest, but he is making small mistakes, which lost him a lot of points, like in the second moto when he crashed while leading. I mean that might affect him at the end of the season, especially with somebody like Cairoli, who has made a lot of points in the last two rounds and is a great starter. He is only 25 points back now and he is so consistent and he is older and doesn’t make mistakes, he has a lot of experience. I think the MXGP class will go down to the wire in Glen Helen. It is mouthwatering to watch.

Leading MXGP rider Shaun Simpson is also impressed with the top three, and feels as though his fellow KTM rider Cairoli might have something for the two young guns.

“From Tim Gajsers point of view,” Simpson said. “He looks really comfortable on his bike, and he is willing to hang it out and he runs on the edge at times, and it works in his favor, and he rides his bike really well. That has taken him to the next level. Romain wants to be on the same level as Tim, and his bike is also working well, but Romain gets a little more on the edge than let’s say Jeremy Van Horebeek. Jeremy is more of a consistent member of the team, he just works away at a pace he is happy with, and always good for between third and fifth. His consistency is really good. I think the two front guys, they are a bit younger, they haven’t had any big crashes, or injuries. You can see the change in Jeffrey Herlings, there is a little extra added thing, where if he gets out of shape a little and backs it off and gets back on the right line. Whereas Tim and Romain, I wouldn’t say they are riding fearless, but they are riding on so much confidence, it makes them exceptional. With Tony, his set-up is still being figured out, but when you figure out your set-up, you still need to do hours to work out what your bike is going to do in every situation. I believe they have found something and give it another two or three weeks and he might be the third member of the exceptional group. He will just go on in leaps and bounds with this consistency and confidence, that the set-up is bringing him.”

Ken De Dycker who is currently out injured, but is a good friend of Cairoli knows that his Italian friend will be making life difficult for Gajser and Febvre.

“It has been impressive how Gajser stepped up so much,” De Dycker said. “Also so consistent, and then you have Romain, those two are probably the fastest, but I know Tony still has it and he will be there every race. They had a lot of work do to with his injury and also worked on the bike with a few things, so he will get better and better each week.”

This coming weekend will give more answers to the questions we look. Can the young guns fight back and stop the current victory streak of Cairoli (won in Germany and Italy), or will the biggest name on the start gate prove to be too consistent and too smart for the youngsters?

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TAG Heuer continues with MXGP

MONACO (Principality of Monaco), 23 May 2016 – TAG Heuer has been the official timekeeper of the FIM Motocross World Championship since 2014. Not only does the world-renowned Swiss luxury watch brand power the timing system, they also gift the MXGP and MX2 championship winners, and the three riders and team manager that win the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations, with an elegant TAG Heuer Formula 1 watch.

In addition, TAG Heuer also runs a fastest lap competition across the season, activating the #DontCrackUnderpressure campaign and spirit. The way it works is; at each and every round of the eighteen round MXGP series, the rider that sets the fastest lap time in each class, MXGP and MX2, will receive 1 point in the TAG Heuer fastest lap competition. The rider that has set the fastest lap at the most rounds throughout the season, and has the most points, will be awarded an elegant gift of prestige.

For the last two years, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s duo of Antonio Cairoli and Jeffrey Herlings have won the TAG Heuer fastest lap competition. So far this season, eight rounds in, Honda Gariboldi’s Tim Gajser is leading the competition in the premier class with five points ahead of the defending world champion Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing’s Romain Febvre, while Herlings is leading it in MX2 with a score of seven.

In 2016, TAG Heuer will continue as the official timekeeper of MXGP. They implement a new bridge on the track and some awesome new signs with the brand’s motto “Don’t crack under pressure!” Youthstream is proud to have TAG Heuer onboard as a partner of MXGP for yet another season.

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Monday, May 23, 2016

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De Dycker interview

Ken De Dycker of the 24MX Honda Racing team is very much a veteran of the MXGP series. Having raced his first GP way back in 2003 the Belgian giant knows enough about to sport to understand he is at the end of a successful career, rather than at the beginning.

The 32-year-old De Dycker, has picked up five GP wins in his career, and ridden for a handful of factory teams is coming off an injury, one that has seen him miss the first eight rounds of the championship and probably the next two or three.

We caught up with him and asked him about his injury and when we can expect him back.

Q: it’s a while back now Ken, but how did the accident happen?

De Dycker: The crash itself was quite hard and I broke my right thigh and suffered a sharp cut on my elbow. During the winter, everyone had worked very hard and we actually were on schedule.

Q: Ken, how is the injury recovering?

De Dycker: Every day it is getting better, but we need to take out two screws before I can start riding. I hope next week or so that the doctors say they can take them out. The screws are too thin to put pressure on it, so that is the reason I still struggle a bit. If will improve faster and then another month before I can ride properly.

Q: How is your condition?

De Dycker: I think physically and cycling and swimming I have taken a step forward, but then I need some weeks training on the bike before I come back. I was hoping to be back for England, but we first have to see when they take the bolts out.

Q: Obviously coming back from an injury mid-season isn’t the ideal way race such a competitive class as the MXGP class?

De Dycker: It doesn’t get easier, no, the new guys, like Gajser they are on top already and they are all close together. So coming back from doing no races it’s going to be difficult. The most important thing is I believe in myself and I know I can improve on things from the last couple of years.

Q: Have you received much support from your fans?

De Dycker: Yes, I have. I want to thank the fans and friends who have sent me messages to wish me a speedy recovery. I am sure I can come back strong. I cannot wait to show where we have worked so hard for. "

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Donjoy Physio Center continues its partnership with MXGP

MONACO, (Principality of Monaco) 20 May 2016 – Youthstream are pleased to announce the renewed partnership with DJO International. DJO produces, among other things, Donjoy kneebraces and are the driving force behind the Donjoy Physio Center, which is located inside the paddock at each and every European round of the FIM Motocross World Championship.

Donjoy started out as an orthopaedic company and came in to action sports through its Armor kneebraces. Champions like Tony Cairoli, Livia Lancelot, Marvin Musquin, Rui Gonçalves and many others wear the high quality braces.

In 2014 Donjoy started the Donjoy Physio Center inside the paddock of the motocross grand prix. It is a state of the art mobile physio center, equipped with top level material by Compex, Chattanooga and Shockwave, just to name a few. In the Donjoy Physio Center riders and team members are treated free of charge by professional physiotherapists. The main activities are injury treatment, recovery treatment and there is a professional taping service with kinesiotherapy and standard taping.

The Donjoy Physio Center is run by Thierry Sarasyn and is present at every Grand Prix; they will be present at the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations and at the Monster Energy SMX Riders’ Cup in Germany. They work in collaboration with the Mobile Medical Center, which can be found inside the paddock. Not only does the Donjoy Physio Center treat injuries, but they also assist in the recovery of the riders and staff. Sometimes they treat riders who are not necessarily injured but are interested in recovering better.

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Entry Lists for the MXGP of Spain

The Entry lists for the MXGP of Spain, which will take place on Saturday 28^th May and Sunday 29^th May in Talavera de la Reina are online.

In addition to the MXGP and MX2 classes, the third round of the European Championships EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing & EMX300 Presented by FMF Racing and the fifth round of the EMX250 will also be held.

Please find here below the official Entry Lists:

MXGP Entry List

	ENTRY LIST MXGP
	Nmbr	Surname	First Name	Brand	Nat.	Fed.	Team
1	8	Townley	Ben	Suzuki	NZL	MNZ	Team Suzuki World MXGP
2	11	Bengtsson	Filip	Suzuki	SWE	SVEMO	Castrol Power1 Suzuki Moto-Base
3	12	Nagl	Maximilian	Husqvarna	GER	DMSB	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
4	17	Butron	Jose	KTM	ESP	RFME	Marchetti Racing Team KTM
5	21	Paulin	Gautier	Honda	FRA	MCM	Team HRC
6	22	Strijbos	Kevin	Suzuki	BEL	FMB	Team Suzuki World MXGP
7	23	Charlier	Christophe	Husqvarna	FRA	FFM	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
8	24	Simpson	Shaun	KTM	GBR	ACU	Wilvo Virus Performance KTM
9	25	Desalle	Clement	Kawasaki	BEL	FMB	Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
10	31	Snow	Alex	Yamaha	GBR	ACU	iFly JK Racing
11	32	Potisek	Milko	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	Tip Top MP32 Racing Team
12	45	Nicholls	Jake	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU	Hitachi Construction Machinery Revo KTM
13	48	Irt	Peter	Yamaha	SLO	AMZS	CDP CORTENUOVA
14	50	Macuks	Toms	Kawasaki	LAT	LAMSF	Gebben V Venrooy Kawasaki
15	62	Gercar	Klemen	Husqvarna	SLO	AMZS
16	77	Lupino	Alessandro	Honda	ITA	FMI	Team Honda Red Moto
17	89	Van Horebeek	Jeremy	Yamaha	BEL	FMB	Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP Team
18	92	Guillod	Valentin	Yamaha	SUI	FMS	Kemea Yamaha Yamalube
19	100	Searle	Tommy	Kawasaki	GBR	ACU	Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki
20	149	Ullrich	Dennis	KTM	GER	DMSB	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
21	151	Kullas	Harri	KTM	EST	EMF	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
22	153	Maddii	Marco	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI
23	156	Heidecke	Angus	KTM	GER	DMSB	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
24	173	Bertuzzo	Pier Filippo	Honda	ITA	FMI	Martin Racing Junior Team
25	191	Karro	Matiss	Honda	LAT	LAMSF	24MX Lucas Oil Honda
26	221	Ratsep	Priit	Honda	EST	EMF	24MX Lucas Oil Honda
27	222	Cairoli	Antonio	KTM	ITA	FMI	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
28	243	Gajser	Tim	Honda	SLO	AMZS	Honda Gariboldi
29	259	Coldenhoff	Glenn	KTM	NED	KNMV	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
30	294	Björklund	Viktor	KTM	SWE	SVEMO
31	348	Cros	Joan	KTM	ESP	RFME
32	400	Yamamoto	Kei	Honda	JPN	FMI	Team Honda Red Moto
33	430	Malin	Valtteri	KTM	FIN	SML	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
34	461	Febvre	Romain	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP Team
35	777	Bobryshev	Evgeny	Honda	RUS	MUL	Team HRC
36	911	Tixier	Jordi	Kawasaki	FRA	FFM	Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
37	920	Valentin	Ander	Kawasaki	ESP	RFME	F&H Racing Team
38	999	Goncalves	Rui	Husqvarna	POR	FMP	NewHolland 8biano Massignani Husqvarna

MX2 Entry List

	ENTRY LIST MX2
	Nmbr	Surname	First Name	Brand	Nat.	Fed.	Team
1	4	Ferrandis	Dylan	Kawasaki	FRA	FFM	Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
2	6	Paturel	Benoit	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	Kemea Yamaha Yamalube
3	10	Vlaanderen	Calvin	KTM	NED	KNMV	HSF Logistics Motorsport Team
4	14	Valente	Christopher	KTM	SUI	FMS	Marchetti Racing Team KTM
5	15	Bonini	Davide	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	SDM Racing
6	18	Brylyakov	Vsevolod	Kawasaki	RUS	MFR	Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki
7	29	Jacobi	Henry	Honda	GER	DMSB	Honda JTECH
8	30	Hjortmarker	Eddie	TM	SWE	SVEMO	TM Satelitte Racing Team
9	40	Zecchina	Simone	Yamaha	ITA	FMI	CDP CORTENUOVA
10	41	Jonass	Pauls	KTM	LAT	LAMSF	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
11	43	De Bortoli	Davide	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	NewHolland 8biano Massignani Husqvarna
12	46	Pootjes	Davy	KTM	NED	KNMV	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
13	59	Tonkov	Aleksandr	Yamaha	RUS	KNMV	Wilvo Standing Construct Yamaha
14	64	Covington	Thomas	Husqvarna	USA	AMA	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
15	66	Larranaga Olano	Iker	KTM	ESP	RFME	Creymert Racing
16	81	Hsu	Brian	Suzuki	GER	DMSB	Team Suzuki World MX2
17	84	Herlings	Jeffrey	KTM	NED	KNMV	Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
18	88	van der Vlist	Freek	Kawasaki	NED	KNMV	Team HNR GPR PROMO
19	91	Seewer	Jeremy	Suzuki	SUI	FMS	Team Suzuki World MX2
20	95	Justs	Roberts	KTM	LAT	LAMSF	HSF Logistics Motorsport Team
21	97	Ivanov	Maykal Grisha	KTM	BUL	QMMF	Marchetti Racing Team KTM
22	99	Anstie	Max	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
23	101	Zaragoza	Jorge	Honda	ESP	RFME	Honda Gariboldi
24	128	Monticelli	Ivo	KTM	ITA	FMI	Marchetti Racing Team KTM
25	152	Petrov	Petar	Kawasaki	BUL	QMMF	Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
26	161	Östlund	Alvin	Yamaha	SWE	SVEMO	Wilvo Standing Construct Yamaha
27	172	Van doninck	Brent	Yamaha	BEL	FMB	Kemea Yamaha Yamalube
28	174	Smith	Alfie	Yamaha	GBR	ACU	iFly JK Racing
29	189	Bogers	Brian	KTM	NED	KNMV	HSF Logistics Motorsport Team
30	200	Dunn	James	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU	Hitachi Construction Machinery Revo KTM
31	223	Tropepe	Giuseppe	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	NewHolland 8biano Massignani Husqvarna
32	251	Getteman	Jens	KTM	BEL	FMB	KTM Silver Action
33	280	Sanchez Cano	Sergio	KTM	ESP	RFME
34	321	Bernardini	Samuele	TM	ITA	FMI	TM Racing Factory Team
35	338	Herbreteau	David	Honda	FRA	FFM	Honda Gariboldi
36	426	Mewse	Conrad	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
37	490	Mataro Vilar	Francesc	Yamaha	ESP	RFME	Team Yamaha Ausio Yamalube
38	747	Cervellin	Michele	Honda	ITA	FMI	Martin Racing Junior Team
39	811	Sterry	Adam	KTM	GBR	ACU	Wilvo Virus Performance KTM
40	969	Fernandez Macanas	Carlos	Kawasaki	ESP	RFME

EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing Entry List

	ENTRY LIST EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing
	Nmbr	Surname	First Name	Brand	Nat.	Fed.	Team
1	2	Chanton	Maurice	KTM	SUI	FMS
2	5	Nijs	Dante	KTM	BEL	FMB
3	9	Zanotti	Andrea	KTM	SMR	FSM
4	10	Dankers	Raivo	KTM	NED	KNMV
5	11	Manucci	Alessandro	TM	ITA	FMI	TM Racing Factory Team
6	19	Jiménez Villalba	David	KTM	ESP	RFME
7	22	Facchetti	Gianluca	KTM	ITA	FMI	KTM DE CARLI Racing Junior Team
8	24	Horgmo	Kevin	KTM	NOR	NMF
9	27	Tressler	Slade	Yamaha	USA	ACU	GL12 Racing
10	28	Einarsson	Adam	TM	SWE	SVEMO	TM Satelitte Racing Team
11	29	Agard-Michelsen	Sander	TM	NOR	NMF
12	31	Crnkovic	Luka	Yamaha	CRO	AMZS	APJ Racing Team
13	32	Conijn	Marcel	Husqvarna	NED	KNMV
14	37	Bessonov	Andriy	Yamaha	UKR	FMU
15	39	Van De Moosdijk	Roan	Yamaha	NED	KNMV	DP19 Racing Yamaha
16	41	Tompa	Krisztian	Yamaha	ROU	FRM
17	44	Lopez Gomez	Hector	KTM	ESP	RFME
18	49	Green	Callum	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU
19	50	Lugana	Paolo	TM	ITA	FMI	TM Racing Factory Team
20	51	de Sweemer	Ian	KTM	BEL	FMB
21	71	Mills	Christopher	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU
22	74	Van Essen	Twan	Yamaha	NED	KNMV
23	77	Buitenhuis	Kevin	Yamaha	NED	KNMV
24	78	Kimber	Harry	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU	GL12 Racing
25	81	Meuwissen	Raf	KTM	NED	KNMV
26	88	Notario	Sergi	KTM	ESP	RFME
27	93	Geerts	Jago	KTM	BEL	FMB	Sahkar KTM Racing
28	99	Staszkiewicz	Szymon	KTM	POL	PZM
29	100	Verhaege	Scotty	Yamaha	FRA	FFM
30	104	Sydow	Jeremy	KTM	GER	DMSB
31	110	Puccinelli	Matteo	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI
32	113	Lang	Robin	KTM	GER	DMSB
33	118	Rubini	Stephen	KTM	FRA	FFM	KTM Silver Action
34	120	van der Klij	Brian	TM	NED	KNMV
35	122	Ciabatti	Lorenzo	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI
36	124	Teresak	Jakub	KTM	CZE	ACCR
37	145	Bussink	Jeroen	Yamaha	NED	KNMV
38	153	Wolf	Flavio	Yamaha	SUI	FMS
39	156	Salvatori	Nicolo	Yamaha	ITA	FMI
40	182	Mauclaire	Quentin	KTM	FRA	FFM
41	201	Pichon	Zachary	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	Yamaha MJC
42	211	Fonvieille	Calvin	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	iFly JK Racing
43	215	Naert Pacheco	Pablo	KTM	ESP	RFME
44	218	Hauquier	Jeremy	Yamaha	FRA	FFM
45	225	Strubhart Moreau	Brian	Kawasaki	FRA	FFM	BUD Racing Monster Energy Kawasaki
46	228	Scuteri	Emilio	KTM	ITA	FMI
47	244	Buelow	Max	KTM	GER	DMSB
48	248	Bompar	Ludovic	KTM	FRA	FFM
49	253	Pancar	Jan	Yamaha	SLO	AMZS
50	263	Quarti	Yuri	KTM	ITA	FMI
51	275	Fraikin	Remi	KTM	BEL	FMB
52	276	Rosell Romero	Joan David	Yamaha	ESP	RFME	Team Yamaha Ausio Yamalube
53	277	Santin de Arteaga	Alex	KTM	ESP	RFME	Jezyk Racing Team
54	287	Joris	Jeremy	Yamaha	BEL	FMB
55	292	Gamboa Montero	Alex	KTM	ESP	RFME
56	313	Polak	Petr	KTM	CZE	ACCR	KTM DIGA Junior Racing
57	322	Duhamel	Julien	KTM	FRA	FFM
58	324	Charlier	Maxime	Husqvarna	FRA	FFM
59	371	Anton Costas	Joel	Yamaha	ESP	RFME
60	403	Boegh Damm	Bastian	KTM	DEN	DMU	GPR Promo MX Team
61	461	Bielen	Glenn	KTM	BEL	FMB
62	464	Hakansson	Rasmus	KTM	SWE	SVEMO
63	472	Zancarini	Giacomo	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	SDM Racing
64	485	Savaste	Kim	Kawasaki	FIN	SML	BUD Racing Monster Energy Kawasaki
65	505	Lüning	Arvid	Yamaha	SWE	SVEMO	Team Grizzly-Resa-Yamaha
66	699	Fiebig	Pascal	KTM	GER	DMSB
67	720	Goupillon	Pierre	KTM	FRA	FFM
68	722	Haarup	Mikkel	Husqvarna	DEN	DMU	IceOne Husqvarna Racing
69	771	Lucas Sainz	Mario	Husqvarna	ESP	RFME
70	772	Kooij	Jarni	KTM	BEL	FMB	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
71	821	Bonnaudin	Julien	Husqvarna	FRA	FFM
72	822	Girona	Albert	KTM	ESP	RFME
73	828	Pavan	Davide	Yamaha	ITA	FMI	iFly JK Racing
74	888	Milec	Luca	Yamaha	SLO	AMZS	APJ Racing Team
75	911	Kytonen	Roni	Husqvarna	FIN	SML
76	974	Tamai	Mario	TM	ITA	FMI
77	999	Elzinga	Rick	Yamaha	NED	KNMV	Yamaha MJC

EMX300 Presented by FMF Racing Entry List

	ENTRY LIST EMX300 Presented by FMF Racing
	Nmbr	Surname	First Name	Brand	Nat.	Fed.	Team
1	12	Gregory	Lewis	Yamaha	GBR	ACU	GL12 Racing
2	13	Cordens	Nolan	KTM	BEL	FMB
3	18	Vanderstraeten	Mike	TM	BEL	FMB
4	20	Martens	Yentel	Husqvarna	BEL	MUL	Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing
5	27	Vanleeuw	Martin	Yamaha	BEL	FMB
6	28	Robson	John	KTM	GBR	ACU
7	33	Abel Peinado	Carlos	Honda	ESP	RFME
8	36	Moffat	Matthew	KTM	GBR	ACU
9	44	Velkeneers	Michael	TM	BEL	FMB
10	51	Tharaldsen	Jorgen	Yamaha	NOR	NMF
11	55	Kras	Mike	KTM	NED	KNMV
12	57	Plessers	Mathias	KTM	BEL	FMB
13	58	Vos	Patrick	KTM	NED	KNMV
14	59	Koch	Daimy	KTM	NED	MUL
15	60	Anderson	Brad	Yamaha	GBR	ACU	GL12 Racing
16	64	Damiaens	Dietger	KTM	BEL	FMB
17	67	Van Geldorp	Kevin	Yamaha	NED	FMB
18	80	Marini	Thomas	Husqvarna	SMR	FSM
19	88	van der Linden	Joshua	Yamaha	NED	KNMV
20	89	Rodriguez Campos	Jonay	KTM	ESP	RFME	Jezyk Racing Team
21	91	Sanchez Osuna	Alonso	Yamaha	ESP	RFME	Team Yamaha Ausio Yamalube
22	109	Cencioni	Riccardo	KTM	ITA	FMI
23	121	Pensini	Fabio	KTM	ITA	FMI
24	123	Coemans	Joni	KTM	BEL	FMB
25	143	Wijnhoven	Thomas	Yamaha	NED	KNMV
26	144	Doyle	Bradley	Yamaha	GBR	ACU
27	172	Holyoake	Robert	Husqvarna	GBR	ACU
28	177	Njoo	Donny	KTM	NED	KNMV
29	200	Mercer	Phil	KTM	GBR	ACU
30	209	Steensels	Tom	KTM	BEL	FMB
31	211	Smet	Joey	KTM	BEL	FMB
32	223	Dehoux	Michael	KTM	BEL	FMB
33	230	Bijnens	Jurgen	KTM	BEL	FMB
34	243	Vanhoof	Jelle	KTM	BEL	FMB
35	258	Gidney	Luke	KTM	GBR	ACU
36	276	Utrilla Antonio	Francisco	Yamaha	ESP	RFME
37	288	van Hove	Ronny	KTM	BEL	FMB
38	371	Iacopi	Manuel	Yamaha	ITA	FMI	iFly JK Racing
39	387	Pipon	Aaron	Yamaha	GBR	ACU
40	444	Tinoco	Daniel	Kawasaki	ESP	RFME
41	500	Oliva Galera	Christian	Honda	ESP	RFME
42	531	Galligari	Francesco	KTM	ITA	FMI
43	881	Vermeulen	Devon	KTM	NED	KNMV
44	925	Alvarez	Raul	Honda	ESP	RFME
45	927	Diaz	Aleix	Yamaha	ESP	RFME
46	939	Cencioni	Michele	KTM	ITA	FMI
47	999	Garcia Güell	Gerard	TM	ESP	RFME	TM Satelitte Racing Team

EMX250 Entry List

	ENTRY LIST EMX250
	Nmbr	Surname	First Name	Brand	Nat.	Fed.	Team
1	2	Zonta	Filippo	Honda	ITA	FMI	Honda JTECH
2	3	Cislaghi	Davide	KTM	ITA	FMI	KTM Silver Action
3	4	Leijtens	Eric	Yamaha	NED	KNMV	Jezyk Racing Team
4	5	Wouts	Kevin	KTM	BEL	FMB
5	7	Bussot	Nil	Husqvarna	ESP	RFME
6	12	Casas Cervera	Oriol	Yamaha	ESP	RFME
7	15	Williams	Henry	KTM	GBR	ACU
8	16	Cox	Bradley	KTM	RSA	MSA	KTM DIGA Junior Racing
9	19	Van Heugten	Roy	Kawasaki	NED	KNMV
10	26	Koch	Tom	Suzuki	GER	DMSB
11	28	Kratzer	Michael	KTM	AUT	OeAMTC	KTM Sarholz Racing Team
12	30	De Jong	Rene	KTM	NED	KNMV
13	32	Prado Garcia	Jorge	KTM	ESP	RFME	KTM Factory Juniors
14	33	Natzke	Josiah	KTM	NZL	FMB	KTM Factory Juniors
15	41	Kahro	Erki	KTM	EST	EMF
16	46	Pons	Nil	Yamaha	ESP	RFME	Team Yamaha Ausio Yamalube
17	48	Desoer	Reece	Kawasaki	GBR	ACU	Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki
18	50	Flury	Cyrille	KTM	SUI	FMS
19	51	Malaval	Adrien	Kawasaki	FRA	FFM
20	59	Lopatin	Ignatii	KTM	RUS	MFR
21	61	Kjer Olsen	Thomas	Husqvarna	DEN	DMU	Bodo Schmidt Motorsport
22	70	Fernandez	Ruben	Kawasaki	ESP	RFME	F&H Racing Team
23	77	Mateu Estornell	David	KTM	ESP	RFME
24	80	Bengtson	Ken	Yamaha	SWE	SVEMO
25	83	Renkens	Nathan	KTM	BEL	FMB	WZ. RACING
26	90	Triest	Nick	KTM	BEL	FMB
27	94	Adams	Nicholas	Honda	RSA	MSA	Honda JTECH
28	95	Furlotti	Simone	Yamaha	ITA	FMI
29	96	Lawrence	Hunter	Kawasaki	AUS	MA	Monster Energy Kawasaki Racing Team
30	97	Engelen	Max	KTM	NED	KNMV	HSF Logistics Motorsport Team
31	98	Vaessen	Bas	Suzuki	NED	KNMV	Team Suzuki World MX2
32	101	Sabulis	Karlis	Yamaha	LAT	LAMSF
33	105	Genot	Cyril	KTM	BEL	FMB	KTM Silver Action
34	122	Van Roy	Matthias	KTM	BEL	FMB
35	123	Schoenmakers	Michel	Husqvarna	NED	KNMV
36	124	Ubach	Simeo	KTM	ESP	RFME
37	134	Knight	Liam	KTM	GBR	ACU
38	136	van Kraaij	Noud	KTM	NED	KNMV
39	142	Haavisto	Jere	Husqvarna	FIN	SML
40	144	Lesiardo	Morgan	Yamaha	ITA	FMI	DP19 Racing Yamaha
41	147	Sihvonen	Miro	KTM	FIN	SML	KTM DIGA Junior Racing
42	166	Jucker	Nico	KTM	SUI	FMS
43	172	Boisrame	Mathys	Yamaha	FRA	FFM	Tip Top MP32 Racing Team
44	173	Norris	Luke	KTM	GBR	ACU
45	184	Bres	Natanael	KTM	FRA	FFM
46	191	Vondrasek	Jan	KTM	CZE	ACCR	JD 191 KTM Racing Team
47	192	Cuppen	John	KTM	NED	KNMV
48	194	Engelen	Bryan	Suzuki	BEL	FMB
49	197	Arbini	Gabriele	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	NewHolland 8biano Massignani Husqvarna
50	211	Lapucci	Nicholas	Honda	ITA	FMI	Team Honda Red Moto
51	226	Lundgren	Anton	Husqvarna	SWE	SVEMO
52	262	Stender	Mike	Suzuki	GER	DMSB	Castrol Power1 Suzuki Moto-Base
53	297	Gole	Anton	Husqvarna	SWE	SVEMO
54	303	Forato	Alberto	Honda	ITA	FMI	Team Honda Red Moto
55	313	Isdraele Romano	Tommaso	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI
56	315	Ecca	Gianluca	Suzuki	GER	DMSB	Castrol Power1 Suzuki Moto-Base
57	360	Dixon	Nathan	KTM	GBR	ACU
58	411	Dercourt	Nicolas	Kawasaki	FRA	FFM	BUD Racing Monster Energy Kawasaki
59	457	Sanayei	Darian	Kawasaki	USA	AMA	BUD Racing Monster Energy Kawasaki
60	472	Meier	Glen	KTM	DEN	DMU	KTM Kosak Racing
61	476	Wegner	Hannes	KTM	GER	DMSB
62	555	Guryev	Artem	KTM	RUS	MFR
63	611	Reynisson	Eythor	Kawasaki	ISL	MSI	Vamo Racing Team
64	644	Kouwenberg	Nick	Honda	NED	KNMV	Honda JTECH
65	701	Prol Ormeno	Xurxo	KTM	ESP	RFME
66	711	Cottrell	James	Kawasaki	GBR	ACU	Monster Energy DRT Kawasaki
67	872	Imbert	Lucas	Yamaha	FRA	FFM
68	877	Grigoletto	Filippo	Husqvarna	ITA	FMI	NewHolland 8biano Massignani Husqvarna
69	945	Bourdon	Anthony	Husqvarna	FRA	FFM
70	977	Kohut	Tomas	KTM	SVK	SMF	KTM Kosak Racing

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Monster Girl questionnaire: Marta

Have you ever wondered “is there more to a Monster Girl than just a pretty face and a hot body?” If you have, problem solved! We, MXGP, have come up with an idea in collaboration with Monster Energy where we will select a Monster Girl from each round of MXGP and ask her a few random questions. The ‘interviewed’ Monster Girl and her answers will be featured on our website on every Wednesday following each MXGP round.

At MXGP of Trentino in Pietramurata we caught up with Martha and this is what we asked her:

If you won 1 million euro, what would you do?

Travel the world! I travel with my job which I love, but there are so many places I would want to see. One day I will!

Who do you want to win the MXGP title this year?

Anyone with a green claw, I am very loyal so any rider that’s in the Monster team I would like to win!

What kind of music do you listen to? Who’s your favorite artist and why?

I love any kind of music, the type of music I really love is anything you can dance to.

What are you most afraid of?

Heights! I hate them, I have tried to get better but I just can’t!

Are you a good singer?

I would say I am, but all of my friends would say no! I love to sing in the car with the radio on!

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