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How to Whip a Motocross Bike “Tutorial”

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Training For Motocross “Tutorial”

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Motocross Tips and Tricks Tutorial

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Events

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MotoCross Events

Sun 12th Jul 09	Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship 2009 Round 5 Lyng (Norfolk)
Sun 19th Jul 09	DEP 2 Stroke British Championship 2009 Round 6 Canada Heights (Kent)
Sun 26th Jul 09	Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship 2009 Round 6 Foxhill (Swindon)
Sun 2nd Aug 09	FIM World Motocross Championship 2009 Grand Prix of Belgium Lommel
Sun 9th Aug 09	FIM World Motocross Championship 2009 Grand Prix of Czech Republic Loket
Sun 23rd Aug 09	Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship 2009 Round 7 Duns (Scotland)
Sun 30th Aug 09	FIM World Motocross Championship 2009 Grand Prix of Netherlands Lierop
Mon 31st Aug 09	DEP 2 Stroke British Championship 2009 Round 7 Pontrilas (South Wales)
Sun 13th Sep 09	DEP 2 Stroke British Championship 2009 Round 8 Wakes Colne (Essex)
Sun 13th Sep 09	FIM World Motocross Championship 2009 Grand Prix of Brazil Canelinha
Sun 27th Sep 09	Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship 2009 Round 8 Landrake (Cornwall)
Sun 4th Oct 09	FIM World Motocross Championship 2009 Red Bull Motocross of Nations (Italy) Franciacorta
Sun 11th Oct 09	DEP 2 Stroke British Championship 2009 Round 9 Mashfield (Wiltshire)

MX1

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Pos		Rider	Nat.	Fed.	Team	Motorcycle
1	222	CAIROLI, Antonio	ITA	FMI	Yamaha Red Bull De Carli Yamaha
2	5	NAGL, Maximilian	GER	DMSB	Red Bull KTM Factory Ra KTM
3	19	PHILIPPAERTS, David	ITA	FMI	Yamaha Monster Energy	Yamaha
4	9	DE DYCKER, Ken	BEL	FMB	Team Teka Suzuki World	Suzuki
5	25	DESALLE, Clement	BEL	FMB	LS Motors Honda	Honda
6	8	LEOK, Tanel	EST	EMF	Yamaha Red Bull De Carli Yamaha
7	6	COPPINS, Joshua	NZL	MNZ	Yamaha Monster Energy	Yamaha
8	12	VUILLEMIN, David	FRA	FFM	Bud Racing / Kawasaki / P Kawasaki
9	17	SWANEPOEL, Gareth	RSA	MSA	Kawasaki Racing Team	Kawasaki
10	15	BILL, Julien	SUI	FMS	Aprilia Racing	Aprilia
11	46	DOUGAN, Jason	GBR	ACU	Phoenix Tools CCM Racin CCM
12	45	LEONCE, Loic	FRA	FFM	JK Datch	Aprilia
13	24	CHURCH, Tom	GBR	ACU	BUILDBASE CCM RACIN CCM
14	121	MACKENZIE, Bryan	GBR	ACU	CAS Honda	Honda
15	117	SÖDERSTRÖM, Tom	SWE	SVEMO		Kawasaki
16	32	PRIEM, Manuel	BEL	FMB	Aprilia Racing	Aprilia
17	77	TERREBLANCHE, Shannon	RSA	MSA	Sturm Racing Team	Kawasaki
18	89	LINDSTROM, Kim	SWE	SVEMO		KTM
19	74	STEINBERGS, Ivo	LAT	LAMSF	Honda Latvia Elksni	Honda
20	56	VAN VIJFEIJKEN, Rob	NED	KNMV	Yamaha Van Beers Racin Yamaha
21	23	KEMPELIS, Filips	LAT	LAMSF	Honda Latvia Elksni	Honda
22	210	DAHLGREN, Jonathan	SWE	SVEMO		Honda
23	33	CARLSSON, Johan	SWE	SVEMO	Delta Rentor Racing Team Suzuki
24	20	ARANDA, Gregory	FRA	FFM	CLS	Kawasaki
25	115	CAMPANO, Carlos	ESP	RFME	Yamaha Van Beers Racin Yamaha
26	134	NORLEN, Marcus	SWE	SVEMO		Suzuki

Grand Prix Race 2

Classification after 22 laps (33.2km)

Motocross

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Motocross is a form of motorcycle sport or all-terrain vehicle racing held on enclosed off road circuits. Motocross is derived from the French, and traces its origins to British Scrambling competitions. The name “motocross” is a portmanteau derived from the words “motorcycle” and “Cross Country”.

The world is dominated by two main Motocross series; the FIM’s Grand Prix – the World Championship series and the AMA’s American National Championship.

The AMA Motocross Championship (the “outdoor series”) season begins in early May and continues until mid-September, and consists of 12 rounds at 12 major tracks all over the continental United States. There are two classes; “Motocross” and “Motocross Lites” (formerly “250 cc” and “125 cc”). Each round has two motos of 30 minute-plus-two-laps, per class, held approximately two hours apart.

The Grand Prix (or Motocross World Championship) is predominantly held in Europe with some “flyaway” rounds, recently in Chile, South America, South Africa and Japan, but over its history it has visited numerous countries including; Indonesia, Australia and countries on both American continents. There are three classes: MX1, MX2 and MX3 (analogous to “Motocross” and “Motocross Lites”, and big bores respectively). Race duration is slightly longer at 35 minutes plus two laps, while the series is longer, generally incorporating over 16 rounds.

The annual Motocross des Nations (now called Motocross of Nations) is usually held at the end of the year when National and World Championship series have ended. The format involves teams of three riders representing their nations. Each rider competes in a different class (MX1, MX2 and “Open”). There are three motos with two classes competing per moto. The location of the event changes from year to year. The United States, Belgium and Great Britain have had the greatest success.

Motocross