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2011 Motocross of Nations
St Jean D’Angely - St Jean D’Angely, France

Race 1 (MX1 + MX2)
1. Chad Reed AUS
2. Ken Roczen GER
3. Ryan Dungey USA
4. Tommy Searle GBR
5. Tyla Rattray RSA
6. Tanel Leok EST
7. Jonathan Barragan ESP
8. Marvin Musquin FRA
9. Dean Wilson GBR
10. Joel Roelants BEL
11. Christophe Pourcel FRA
12. Rui Goncalves POR
13. Yoshitaka Atsuta JPN
14. Antti Pyrhonen FIN
15. Filip Neugebauer CZE
16. Marvin Van Daele BEL
17. Blake Baggett USA
18. Pritt Ratsep EST
19. Matt Moss AUS
20. Jeremy Seewer SUI
21. Martin Barr IRL

22. Nicolai Hansen DEN

23. Donny Bastemeijer NED
24. Shannon Terreblance RSA
25. Stefan Kjer Olsen DEN
26. Stuart Edmonds IRL
27. Pascal Rauchenecker AUT
28. Daniel Siegl GER
29. Herjan Brakke NED
30. Paulo Alberto POR
31. Takuya Mihara JPN
32. yyes Furlato SUI
33. Ludvig Soderberg FIN
34. Evgeny Bobryshev RUS
35. Marek Sukup CZE
36. Antonio Jose Butron ESP
37. Aleksandr Tonkov RUS
38. Gunter Schmidnger AUT
39. Alessandro Lupino ITA
40. Antonio Cairoli

Race 2 (MX2 + Open)
1. Gautier Paulin FRA
2. Jeffrey Herlings NED
3. Ryan Villopoto USA
4. Ken Roczen GER
5. Kevin Strijbos BEL
6. Gareth Swanepoel RSA
7. Brett Metcalfe AUS
8. Davide Guarneri ITA
9. Carlos Campano ESP
10. Arnaud Tonus SUI
11. Marvin Musquin FRA
12. Joel Roelants BEL
13. Marcus Schiffer GER
14. Brad Anderson GER
15. Luis Correia POR
16. Martin Michek CZE
17. Blake Baggett USA
18. Aleksandr Tonkov RUS
19. Jose Antonio Butron ESP
20. Matthias Walkner AUT
21. Donny Bastemeijer NED
22. Gert Krestinov EST
23. Hiroaki Arai JPN
24. Shannon Terreblance RSA
25. Kasper Lynggarrd DEN
26. Stuart Edmonds IRL
27. Dean Wilson GBR
28. Sergey Astaykin RUS
29. Ludvig Soderberg FIN
30. Stefan Kjer Olsen DEN
31. Takuya Mihara JPN
32. Toni Eriksson FIN
33. Paulo Alberto POR
34. Pritt Ratsep EST
35. Richard Bird IRL
36. Alessandro Lupino ITA
37. Jeremy Seewer SUI
38. Pascal Rauchenecker AUT

USA made it seven straight in France.
Photo: Ray Archer

Race 3 (MX1 + Open)
1. Ryan Villopoto USA
2. Ryan Dungey USA
3. Tyla Rattray RSA
4. Tommy Searle GBR
5. Davide Guarneri ITA
6. Evgeny Bobryshev RUS
7. Chad Reed AUS
8. Gautier Paulin FRA
9. Jeffrey Herlings NED
10. Brett Metcalfe AUS
11. Kevin Strijbos BEL
12. Tanel Leok EST
13. Arnaud Tonus SUI
14. Jonathan Barragan ESP
15. Brad Anderson GBR
16. Rui Goncalves POR
17. Yoshitaka Atsuta JPN
18. Gareth Swanepoel RSA
19. Carlos Campano ESP
20. Marvin Van Daele BEL
21. Marcus Schiffer GER
22. Matthias Walkner AUT
23. Antti Pyrhonen FIN
24. Martin Mickek CZE
25. Luis Correia POR
26. Herjan Brakke NED
27. Filip Neugebauer CZE
28. Gert Krestinov EST
29. Martin Barr IRL
30. Kasper Lynggaard DEN
31. Nicolai Hansen DEN
32. Toni Eriksson FIN
33. Yves Furlato SUI
34. Richard Bird IRL
35. Christophe Pourcel FRA
36. Gunter Schmidinger AUT
37. Antonio Cairoli ITA
38. Daniel Siegl GER

Nations Classification
1. USA 26pts
2. France 39pts
3. Australia 44pts
4. Great Britain 46pts
5. Belgium 54pts
6. South Africa 56pts
7. Germany 68pts
8. Spain 68pts
9. Netherlands 81pts
10. Estonia 86pts
11. Portugal 98pts
12. Switzerland 108pts
13. Japan 115pts
14. Czech Republic 117pts
15. Russia 123pts
16. Italy 125pts
17. Finland 130pts
18. Demark 132pts
19. Ireland 136pts
20. Austria 143pts

Motocross of Nations podium.
Photo: Ray Archer

B Final Overall
1. Martin Barr IRL
2. Tom Soderstrom SWE
3. Jimmy Albertson PUR
4. Stuart Edmonds IRL
5. Humberto Martin VEN
6. Ivo Steinbergs LAT
7. Klemen Gercar SLO
8. Lauris Freibergs LAT
9. Marcello Ferreir de Lima BRA
10. Davis Ivanovs LAT
11. Filip Bengtsson SWE
12. Nenad Sipek CRO
13. Oleksandr Paschynskyi UKR
14. Even Heibye NOR
15. Andreas Gultvedt NOR
16. Toni Mulec SLO
17. Kieran Scheele NZL
18. John Phillips NZL
19. Tim Gajser SLO
20. Tommy Weeck PUR
21. Andriy Burenko UKR
22. Arunas Belazninkas LTU
23. Eduardo Ferreira de Lima BRA
24. Carlos Badiali VEN
25. Hrvoje Karas CRO
26. Viktor Gudbergsson ISL
27. Eythor Reynisson ISL
28. Kari Jonsson ISL
29. Danijel Brozic CRO
30. Nerijus Rukstela LTU
31. Antonio Balbi BRA
32. Vytautas Bucas LTU
33. Richard Bird IRL
34. Roman Morozov UKR
35. Raimundo Traolini VEN
36. Luis Grana PUR
37. Joel Doeksen NZL

Nations Classification B Final
1. Ireland 5pts.
2. Sweden 13pts.
3. Latvia 14pts.
4. Slovenia 23pts.
5. Puerto Rico 23pts.
6. Venezuela 29pts.
7. Norway 29pts.
8. Brazil 32pts.
9. Ukraine 34pts.
10. New Zealand 35pts.
11. Croatia 37pts.
12. Lithuania 52pts.
13. Iceland 53pts.

Gold for Team USA.
Photo: Ray Archer

Can-Am GNCC Racing

XC1 Pro Standings
Charles Mullins 190pts. KTM
Josh Strang 182pts. Suz
Paul Whibley 170pts. Yam
Kailub Russell 134pts. KTM
Nathan Kanney 129pts. KTM
Cory Buttrick 110pts. KTM
Chris Bach 96pts. BET
Mike Lafferty 76pts. HSB
Jimmy Jarrett 75pts. Hon
Kenneth Gilbert 66pts. KTM

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Mullins would take over the XC1 points lead after a win at Unadilla.
Photo: Shan Moore

XC2 Standings
Steward Baylor Jr 187pts. KTM
Jason Thomas 163pts. HSQ
Andrew Delong 149pts. KTM
Jordan Ashburn 141pts. Yam
Jesse Robinson 140pts. KTM
Scott Watkins 116pts. Hon
Brad Bakken 90pts. KTM
Morgan Moss 85pts. HSQ
AJ Stewart 83pts. Yam
Zack Smith 81pts. KTM

Red Bull Pro Nationals

MX1 Points Standings
Brad Anderson 235pts Hon
Martin Barr 178pts. KTM
Gert Krestinov 161pts. Kaw
Nathan Parker 151pts. KTM
Kristian Whatley 132pts. Yam

MX2 Points Standings
Elliott Banks-Browne 227pts. Hon
Mel Pocock 195pts. Suz
Byran MacKenzie 171pts. Kaw
Neville Bradshaw 147pts. Hon
Stuart Edmonds 121pts. TM

Maxxis British Championship

Through Round 7

MX1 Standings
Brad Anderson 453pts. Hon
Kristian Whatley 375pts. Yam
Martin Barr 357pts. KTM
Gert Krenstinov 281pts. Kaw
Tom Church 280pts. KTM

MX2 Overall Standing
Arnaud Tonus 470pts. Yam

Elliott Banks Browne 384pts. Hon

Zach Osborne 323pts. Yam
Mel Pocock 301pts. Suz
Bryan Mackenzie 272pts. Kaw

AMA GEICO Powersports Endurocross Championship
Round 4 - Ontario. CA

EX Pro Overall
1. Taddy Blazusiak
2. Colton Haaker
3. Cody Webb
4. Kyle Redmond
5. Geoff Aaron
6. Justin Soule
7. Gary Sutherlin
8. Mike Brown
9. Keith Sweeten
10. Destry Abbott

EX Pro Points Standings
Taddy Blazusiak 120pts.
Mike Brown 81pts.
Cody Weeb 73pts.
Geoff Aaron 72pts.
Justin Soule 70pts.
Colton Haaker 63pts.
Gary Sutherlin 46pts.
Kevin Rookstool 31pts.
Kyle Redmond 30pts.
Destry Abbott 26pts.

Blazusiak won the EX Overall in Ontario, CA.

Photo: BrownDogWilson

Dade City MX - realmotocross.com Sponsors Cup

Pro Overall
1. Tyler Livesay
2. Matt Goerke
3. Mike Picone
4. Ricky Renner
5. Michael Clarke

Lites Overall
1. Rj Hampshire
2. Cory Huberty
3. Pup Whatley
4. Cody Chisholm
5. Nicholas Guessford

Red Bull X Fighters
Australia

Josh Sheehan (AUS)
Levi Sherwood (NZL)
Dany Torres (ESP)
Mike Mason (USA)
Rob Adelberg (AUS)
Adam Jones (USA)
Maikel Melero (ESP)
Todd Potter (USA)
Mat Schubring (AUS)
Cam Sinclair (AUS)
Eigo Sato (JAP)
Nate Adams (USA)

Final Standings
Dany Torres 390
Nate Adams 370
Andrè Villa 270
Josh Sheehan 230
Blake Williams 215
Eigo Sato 190
Levi Sherwood 180
Adam Jones 160
Robbie Maddison 160
Maikel Melero 145

Dutch Championship

MX1 Championship Standings
Herjan Brakkee 143pts.
Marc de Reuver 127pts.
Kristof Salaets 106pts.
Yentel Martens 101pts.
Ken de Dycker 100pts.

MX 2 Championship Standings
Jeffrey Herlings 191pts.
Petar Petrov 122pts.
Joel Roelants 120pts.
Mike Kras 120pts.
Harri Kullas 113pts.

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The Conversation

Euromike wrote: 6:20am September 19, 2011

Holeshottttttttt.

One word sucksers.

L-U-C-K-Y. LOL.

TheDon wrote: 6:51am September 19, 2011

@Euromike. Whatever you wanna think, you been talking all this s%&t and look who's on the win column for the 7th STRAIGHT YEAR. Sucks don't it? sucks that we have the best riders in the world EVERY year. BTW that track? sucks, it was easy, I mean even a local with a fast bike can place in the top ten. It looked like they were racing on gravel with non technical turns. Rules to go fast- Wide open throttle, flat track experience, and a good bike.

BillC wrote: 7:41am September 19, 2011

Euro trash mike...YOU said you would leave this site if the USA won and you did not so there is the proof of who you are. You can call it luck but the BEST IN THE WORLD WON!! The lap times also prove who the FASTEST guys on the track where, Moto #1 RD fastest lap time, Moto #2 RV fastest lap time, Moto #3 RV Fastest lap time by almost 2 sec!! Face it MIKE the ONLY way the USA could lose would be BAD luck. The USE has the FASTEST riders in the WORLD. Lots of the others have no heart, Look at CP. People cry that is 2nd moto DNF cost the french, BUT in MOTO 1 he pulled in to get new goggles!! WTF!!! No one could see but the Baby french boy needed new goggles... WAWAWAWA I can't see HELP ME!!! NO US MAN would give up like that that is way we are # 1 AGAIN!!! LOL AT YOU!!!

bucky394 wrote: 7:50am September 19, 2011

BillC You beat me to it! Damn you're as fast as RV! I can't believe that retard would show up here again and so soon. Someone said recently that he wouldn't go away because this is the only place he gets attention. Guess they were right. Must be a sad life for the poor boy. He's so good at the name-calling game-and lieing-and living in his fantasy world. I don't think he will ever wake up. The COWARD LOL

bkbkenny wrote: 8:15am September 19, 2011

@ BillC Well said dude and really, who in there right mind pulls in for goggles at your home country MXON when you have a "slight" chance of a win ? they should of red flagged for the poor guy !!! ahahahaha

fishsticks wrote: 8:53am September 19, 2011

You guys are the idiots, stop responding to Mike and he'll leave. Bill stop acting like this is your own personal victory by saying "WE", I didn't see you on a bike over there. The French guys rode an awesome race, congrats to them and all the teams that participated in this MXDN and thanks for bringing the trophy home again Team USA.

MXR wrote: 8:59am September 19, 2011

moron mike, and your mother paid your computer for that sh1t? seriously! :), and you probably living with her into a rotten studio in europe where you play to be the king of the world! :) the w@nker mike puppet show!? :))

endoman38 wrote: 9:39am September 19, 2011

Actually, it'd be a great track...for the mini-o's.
We? Oui!

Claxton wrote: 9:46am September 19, 2011

Hey fishsticks, It is correct to say WE because without people like Bill C there would be no bikes to ride or no over there to attend. Fans and customers support everything in this industry so when they stop or slow down then it all stops!

People have the right to post here without your monitoring or calling them idiots also. When the posts stop then the message boards disappear and I don't recall you ever posting before.

Euromike has created a lot of responses here and I am sure he is appreciated by the owners regardless of what you think. Controversy stimulates participation which creates growth.

euromike, THE HARDER WE WORK THE LUCKIER WE GET!

sledhead344 wrote: 10:10am September 19, 2011

fishstickes your the clown your name is really french frys the usa kick a$$,your libral jiber jaber can`t we all get along non-sense is whats retarded ,the french were arogant as can be if you ever were there you`d know that ,most can`t stand american`s .if it wasnt for us they would be speaking german .rv,rd,bb.rule the track and the weekend so swallow that pill .the usa has the worst president in history but weve got moto and the best riders in the world !

n2motox wrote: 10:12am September 19, 2011

@Claxton.....well said!

BillC wrote: 10:30am September 19, 2011

Thanks for the suprot guys!! USA USA!!! Sledhead344... Yes we do but with any luck in just over a year he will be GONE!!

trucker2 wrote: 10:32am September 19, 2011

Reed is incredible he won a MXon race ten tears ago and another in this years. Before the outdoor season most people thought he`ld get smoked, he wins what, 5 or so motos, & 4 overalls. This coming off of the sx season when again people said he wont have a chance & with the final gate he was the only racer with a chance to win over RV ,finishes 2nd 5pts away from winning the championship ,beating RD,the fastest crasher on the planet,and everyone else, hats off to him,what a career. USA manages to win,no surprise. Pourcel getting a flat,s part of the game, anything can happen. Interesting nobody bagged on Hahn for quitting because he felt his Yamaha was to dangerous. RV`s a winner, power to him and the rest of the team,they seem like good guys. Future`s bright.

BillC wrote: 10:33am September 19, 2011

LOL Bucky, I am a little off today, Still tired from doing all the Updates for you guys during the race!! LOL my fingers hurt!!

BillC wrote: 10:39am September 19, 2011

You guys need to see the 3rd moto, RV was on a mision!! He passed RD and put 18sec on him even with a fall!! Then on the last lap waits for RD to cross the line together then just off the track they both drop there bikes and go nuts!! I have never seen RV so happy!! Cool to see them get along so well. Will be interesting to see how they race next year after this experance.

Welker wrote: 10:49am September 19, 2011

@ BillC ya you are good I like your comments and glad you are here and it deos take all types to make this comment board work euromike just makes me laugh at him so that is his job!!!LOL

Maico25 wrote: 10:50am September 19, 2011

Only one way to get rid of eruomike! Ignore him, do not respond at all. He will get tired of talking to himself. If you respond then do not say he should get off site because you want him here. Should have learned that by second grade.

wrote: 10:57am September 19, 2011

Euromike is right...LUCKY....Lucky for everyone else it was raining and a slop fest the first two races so they could take advantage of misfortune. We all know what rain and mud bring to the table and what it takes away from the table....But when it mattered most, USA pulled through in dominant fashion.....

Sounds too me like Caroili and Roczen both crashed trying to catch the USA boys...while USA played it cool during the the rain and then pulled through....Bagget obviously had some issues with the crash..

wrote: 11:03am September 19, 2011

Kind of funny....Reed wins a race and he says " i finally put that milleville crash behind me".....OK.....It had nothing to do with the mud and rain the guys behind you were dealing with??? ...Good ride for Reed and to grab a win is cool, but I dont think he would have stayed there long had the track been dry and it wasnt raining....based on his other performances on the weekend I would say he ....

Johnmotoman wrote: 11:05am September 19, 2011

Congrats to Villopoto, Dungey and Baggett!!! Sure wish Blake would have had a better result. That would have really set a statement!!!
Cairolli does not have much luck at the Des Nations.
Now lets see what happens in 2012!!! Oh where oh where will Dungey be?
No statement from KTM yet!!!

1970fastboy wrote: 11:30am September 19, 2011

hello you lot been reading your stuff for a while makes me smile, im a great fan of motocross love all riders, grow up on the usa stuff ,plus the euro stuff but all you lot do is big your own boys up. just come back from the nations, what a weekend ,that is what i call a show,wow all the best riders from all around the world there were some stand out riders for me and they were"nt from the usa im not taking the win away from you guys they were good, but come on,show some love for the rest of the riders they were good too the wholr weekend was of the scale.

MXR wrote: 11:39am September 19, 2011

(sorry for my bad English) it's not about luck, villo and dungey have the balls to not panic and WIN the third and final moto, like in 2010, 2009, and many other years!, MENTALY STRONG, like Michael Phelps in 2008 at Beijin! GO USA!

but if he was not raining the US will sweep the three races the sunday, like the saturday!

@mike the w@nker, michael moore is it you? :)

MX Bob wrote: 11:41am September 19, 2011

Say Pourcel, would have won (unlikely to me, but 2 or 3 maybe), instead of pulling off. Final Score:

USA 3-17-3-2-3 = 28pts
France 8-11-1-9-1 = 30 pts

US would have won anyway. I'm sure CP realized that or he wouldn't have quit. LOL

1970fastboy wrote: 11:58am September 19, 2011

sorry for my bad spelling,cant wait to to see the usa come and play in the deep sand box called lommel.

MXR wrote: 12:09pm September 19, 2011

oh boy! and now they talking about lommel 2012! each time the same sh1t! talking about the next year ... and loses again and again!

1970fastboy wrote: 12:24pm September 19, 2011

well see, mark my words you lot will be lost in all that sand,you think southwick is sandy but thats like akids play pit may be you will pick junkyard dog he may be your best hope!!!! dumbobill are you useing your big old ears and listening.

MXR wrote: 12:53pm September 19, 2011

the US team won many times on euro sand track, Lommel, Valkenswaard, in Finland, in Sweden, and the Dutch only have one Herlings

BillC wrote: 1:06pm September 19, 2011

Who was the top sand rider who can to Southwick in 08?? JS made him look silly, Beat him by over 1min. To the dudes credit he gave JS props. He Said I feel like a fool he made me look bad, He is not human!! Bring on Lommel not scared at all.

MXR wrote: 1:06pm September 19, 2011

@1970fatboy, i'm 37 years old and still on good form, thank you, do you want to test my right hand ?

Whoops_Blitzer wrote: 2:01pm September 19, 2011

No one answered my me the last time I asked, so I'll ask again now that it's appropriate: Wasn't Herlings going to ride Southwick this year? Anyone hear what happened? I was looking forward to that.

As for Reed saying his Millville crash is behind him, he could just mean that people can stop bringing it up now, since he's obviously tired of fielding that question. He may be aware that he's not really over it, but at least now he can say "I WON A RACE, WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?" before kicking them in the sternum.

Whoops_Blitzer wrote: 2:14pm September 19, 2011

Oh, and as for ignoring euromike (or the fake euromike, who some believe is jairtime), the strategy is best applied to jairtime as well. It's basic child psychology to act out for attention--just "grown up" into a perverted adult form--and we're certainly giving it to him. Generally what he says is not worth the time it takes to respond, but occasionally I'll think of something too good to pass up and I'll say it; it's Whatever who can't seem to read a jairtime comment without saying something. Therefore my new theory is that jairtime's reason for existing is Whatever, and not James Stewart like we previously thought. It's like some twisted symbiotic relationship right here on Racer X. Interesting...

joemotocross589 wrote: 2:16pm September 19, 2011

Well, I have an idea to even things up for every non usa rider. Next yr, each country must ride a motorcycle that is manufactured and sold in their home country. Which means the USA will be chasin japan, austria, on super glides, should make it fair.

1970fastboy wrote: 3:33pm September 19, 2011

@dumbill how can i see your right hand when its around your dick and im from good old england and im far from fat thats for sure, over 40 and still riping it on a motorcross bike, as far as holland well mark deruvers not bad !!!!!!!!

sledhead344 wrote: 5:50pm September 19, 2011

what really really sick about this race is it wasn`t nationaly air on nbc ,abc what more of and insprational event then to show the youth of today somthing like this race .this would also sell gear bikes ,jerseys pants and boots .why in the hell wasnt this air nationaly how lame of a media smoke screen we have to live with !!!!!!!!!

Whoops_Blitzer wrote: 6:02pm September 19, 2011

@jairtime - I noticed on James Stewart's Twitter a few weeks ago he was messing around with the concept of Motocross of States. You guys think so much alike it's almost scary...

What you should do is break up the states into regions: northeast, south, midwest, southwest, eastwest, etc.

Josh Grant would be told he's riding for eastwest and given a false address so when he drives up for practice it's just a vacated Jiffy Lube, and from the parking lot he'd call the team manager to tell him he gave him the wrong address by mistake but he realizes the number he was given is for his own home phone, so he'd just wait for the beep and leave himself the message "it's me. hey, josh, look up eastwest united states on wikipedia."

Whoops_Blitzer wrote: 1:44am September 20, 2011

James Stewart invented being black on a dirt bike. He also pioneered a move that has transformed the way riders get around a motocross track and that almost all the fastest riders use to this day, the one where you blast through the whoops as recklessly as possible and seat bounce the final whoop, piloting your bike clear over the berm at the end of the section and into the fleeing crowd.

Well, other riders aren't using it yet, but they'll catch on eventually. It doesn't win many championships, but it makes for great television.

Whoops_Blitzer wrote: 1:46am September 20, 2011

Shoulda said "entertainment" instead of "television."

Fudge.

MXR wrote: 12:29pm September 20, 2011

big mouth faty70, you still spoke like a kid at your age?:), but my d1ck is also a good form, thank you!

hey ugly faty, what happening to the old albion? is it a arabian kingship now? you are racist with irish people since 10 century and now you are the slaves of the petroleum kings? keep your musulmans terrorist into your sold country Mo-Fu, don't blames US and kiss terrorist @ss! D@MN1T!

1970fastboy wrote: 1:45pm September 20, 2011

its speak like a kid? what are you on, why go down that road your on, i just talk mx thats all, not all that crap you just tried to type you sound just like your name dumb!!!!!!! and i think your history is way off, and you can kiss my little english @ss dito.

MXR wrote: 3:46pm September 21, 2011

I know that the team USA didn't need that but its more fair that the winner of the mxon has the right to defend his title into his home soil, no? :)

each time the same sh1t by the euros-fanatics, they talk about the next mxon but they lose every time, into the sand of Lommel or into the hard tracks of Italy or into the mud in UK without more than one mechanical failure the US will always win, @70fatyboypunk, hey d1ckh£ad, you mean that i'm going to kick your punk @$$? right?

MXoN Winner

2011: USA
2010: USA
2009: USA
2008: USA
2007: USA
2006: USA
2005: USA

1970fastboy wrote: 2:02pm September 23, 2011

nice one, you only go to 2005 you only won it twice from 1994 to 2005 you forgot that didnt you,lard ass and i know about 9/11 and as for you kicking my ass i doubt that very much indeed, dreamer?

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