Raceltaten weekend 13/14-03

Published On: 15 maart 2010

Dhe national championships have started in full swing in the countries surrounding us. In Italy, Germany, France, England and the Netherlands, many GP top riders were busy preparing for the first GP. Some preferred sand where others preferred the hard tracks. However, it remains unclear how the ratios are compared to each other, but we will find out in Sevlievo. Closer to home, it is gradually becoming clear who the favorites are for the final victories in the amateur associations. Below you can find all the results after the weekend.

Into the Heeserbergen lommel received this weekend VLM drivers. Wesley Verheyen and a strong one Jonathan Banks won the series at the Inters. The final victory in the MX1/MX3 went to Kenny Janssens (2-2) and in the Inters MX2 Banken (3-1) was victorious.

Jonathan Banken was the fastest at the Inters MX2.

Results VLM Lommel

1st series Inters Open: 1) Wesley Verheyen 2) Kenny Janssens 3) Jonathan Banken 4) Tom Cuyvers 5) Magnus Lintfors 6) Sven Wouters 7) Jurgen Bijnens 8) Kevin Fors 9) Marco Briers 10) Yannick Hannes
2st series Inters Open: 1) Jonathan Banken 2) Kenny Janssens 3) Magnus Lintfors 4) Marco Briers 5) Tom Cuyvers 6) Olivier Van Der Gugten 7) Ronny Van Hove 8) Sean Mitchell 9) Jurgen Bijnens 10) Kevin Fors
Final score:
Inters MX1/MX3: 1) Kenny Janssens, 50 pts. 2) Magnus Lintfors, 42 pts. 3) Tom Cuyvers, 42 pts. 4) Peter Iven, 33 pts. 5) Carlo Beckers, 30 pts.
Inters MX2: 1) Jonathan Banks, 47 pts. 2) Marco Briers, 37 pts. 3) Jurgen Bijnens, 34 pts. 4) Sven Wouters, 34 pts. 5) Ronny Van Hove, 31 pts.
Inters B: 1) Bart Baetens, 44 pts. 2) Jonathan Braam, 43 pts. 3) Jurgen Vervloessem, 41 pts. 4) Kevin Van Der Weehe, 38 pts. 5) Jeroen Thijs, 31 pts.

In Wondergem expectant Steve Seronval again the big winner at the MCLB. Seronval was the best in the inters MX1/MX3 class and also won the super final ahead of Wybo. However, the victory in MX2 did not go to Wybo this time. The Kawasaki rider had to admit his superiority Torpjurn van Hoe.

Results Wontergem
Final ranking Internationals MX1/MX3: 1) Steve Seronval 2) Sven Roelandt 3) David Vantornout 4) Christophe Descamps 5) Gregory Demuynck 6) Steven De Strijcker 7) Christof Godrie 8) Bart Bonnewijn 9) Jurgen Paepe 10) Stef Vandaele
Final standings Internationals MX2: 1) Torpjurn Van Hoe 2) Jurgen Wybo 3) Kenny Dult 4) Christophe Hempte 5) Bjorn Blauwers
Superfinal: 1) Steve Seronval 2) Jurgen Wybo 3) Christof Godrie 4) David Vantornout 5) Torpjurn Van Hoe 6) Kenny Dult 7) Sven Roelandt 8 Jurgen Paepe 9) Jelle Van De Walle 10) Bjorn Blauwers

For the VMCF in Moerbeke-Waas it was this time Dennis Dierckx who won the Inters MX1/MX3 class. He preceded Tom de Belder and last week's winner David Segers. In the MX2 class the victory went to the Dutch “border” rider Mark Boot ahead of Collet.
Results VMCF Moerbeke-Waas
Final ranking Inters MX1/MX3: 1) Dennis Dierckx 2) Tom De Belder 3) David Segers 4) Tom Schepmans 5) Aigars Bobkovs
Final score Inters MX2: 1) Mark Boot 2) Vincent Collet 3) Frédéric Weigert
Final score Inters B Open: 1) Mike Van Ham 2) Dimitri Sep 3) Gaëtan Vandenbossche

Jimmy Albertson fourth in Gallarate his first final victory on European soil in the third test for the Italian championship. However, it was the LS riders Guarneri and Leok who took the series victories, but both crashed in the other series and saw the final victory slip away. The American only needed a third and second place for the overall victory in which he preceded Manuel Monni and Davide Guarneri. Manuel Priem finished eighth in the day's results with a sixth and ninth place.
In the MX2 class, both series victories went to Yamaha rider Christophe Charlier, each ahead of Marcus Schiffer. Harri Kullas finished third in the final standings.

The Belgian LS Honda team took series victories in Italy with Guarneri (photo) and Leok.

Results Gallarate:

Series 1 MX1 : 1 Guarneri, 2 Monni, 3 Albertson, 4 Coppins, 5 Salvini, 6 awl, 7 Bill, 8 Lombrici, 9 T. Leok, 10 Dami
Series 2 MX1 : 1 T. Leok, 2 Albertson, 3 Monni, 4 Bill, 5 Guarneri, 6 Kohut, 7 Salvini, 8 Coppins, 9 awl, 10 Schmidinger
Final score MX1: 1. Jimmy Albertson 42 pts, 2. Manuel Monni 42, 3. Davide Guarneri (LS Motors-Honda) 41, 4. Tanel Leok (LS Motors-Honda) 37, 5. Julien Bill 32, 6. Josh Coppins 31, 7 .Alex Salvini 30, 8. Manuel Average 27, 9. Roberto Lombrici 21, 10. Martin Kohut 20
Standings in the Italian MX1 Championship after three rounds: 1. Davide Guarneri 118, 2. David Philippaerts 100 pts, 3. Tanel Leok 95, 4. Manuel Monni 93, 5. Josh Coppins 92, 6. Alex Salvini 79, 7. Jimmy Albertson 76, 8. Manuel Average 69, 9. Julien Bill 57, 10. Tony Cairoli 44

Series 1 MX2 : 1. Charlier, 2. Schiffer, 3. Kullas, 4. Irt, 5. Aperio, 6. D. Philippaerts, 7. Chiodi, 8. Del Segato, 9. Lupine, 10. Smitka
Series 2 MX2 : 1. Charlier, 2. Schiffer, 3. Lupin, 4. Kullas, 5. Chiosi, 6. Aperio, 7. Mercandino, 8. Irt, 9. Larsen, 10. D. Philippaerts
Final score MX2: 1. Christophe Charlier 50 pts, 2. Marcus Schiffer 44, 3. Harry Kullas 38, 4. Alessandro Lupino 32, 5. Jernej Irt 31, 6. Matteo Aperio 31, 7. Alessio Chiodi 30, 8. Deny Philippaerts 26, 9 Michael Mercandino 24, 10. Petr Smitka 21
Standings in the Italian MX2 Championship after three rounds: 1. Christophe Charlier 136 pts, 2. Marcus Schiffer 120, 3. Gautier Paulin 100, 4. Alessio Chiodi 92, 5. Alessandro Lupino 73, 6. Harry Kullas 68, 7. Nicolaj Larsen 66, 8. Marco Maddi 55, 9 Angelo Pellegrini 53, 10 Jernej Irt 48

After the exciting opener in Sommières last week, the second stage of the Rockstar French Championship was held this weekend on the beautiful circuit of Pernes-les-Fontaines. Under a bright sun, victory in the MX1 class went to Pernes Sebastien Pourcel (1-2-2), his first victory in a long time. In the MX2 class, the overall victory went to the reigning world champion Marvin Musquin (3-4-1!) ahead of Steven Frossard and Jeremy van Horebeek, who finished sixth in all three heats. Next week there will be the third test for the French championship in Romagné.

Rockstar Energy Elite Pernes-les-Fontaines results:

1st series: 1. Sébastien Pourcel 2. Steven Frossard 3. Marvin Musquin 4. Anthony Boissière 5. Gregory Aranda 6. Jeremy Van Horebeek 7. Cédric Soubeyras 8. Mathias Bellino 9. Xavier Boog 10. Yohan Lafont
2nd series: 1. Xavier Boog 2. Sébastien Pourcel 3. Anthony Boissière 4. Marvin Musquin 5. Steven Frossard 6. Jeremy Van Horebeek 7. Cédric Soubeyras 8. Gregory Aranda 9. Mathias Bellino 10.Cyrille Coulon
3st series: 1. Marvin Musquin 2. Sébastien Pourcel 3. Xavier Boog 4. Gregory Aranda 5. Anthony Boissière 6. Jeremy Van Horebeek 7. Steven Frossard 8. Cédric Soubeyras 9. Mathias Bellino 10. Cédric Mannevy

Seb Pourcel: doing well in Pernes-les-Fontaines.

Rockstar Elite standings after 2 matches:

Rockstar Elite MX1: 1) Gregory Aranda, 122 pts. 2) Xavier Boog, 121 pts. 3) Anthony Boissière, 116 pts. 4) Cédric Soubeyras, 80 pts. 5) Mathias Bellino, 77 pts.
Rockstar Elite MX2: 1) Steven Frossard, 106 pts. 2) Jeremy Van Horebeek, 88 pts. 3) Marvin Musquin, 63 pts. 4) Nicolas Aubin, 43 pts. 5) Valentin Teillet, 42 pts.

In addition to the first test of the ONK in Mill, the national championship also started in Germany Frankenbach. Ken Roczen confirmed his form and won the two heats Max nagl. Also remarkable is the good performance of Jeremy Delince, who managed to finish fifth in the final standings with a sixth and a fifth place.

Results Frankenbach :

1st series: 1. Ken Roczen 2. Max Nagl 3. Arnaud Tonus 4. Daniel Siegl 5. Kornel Nemeth 6. Jeremy Delince 7. Loïc Lepine 8. Stefan Mock 9. Jens Wiedemann 10. Yves Furlato
2nd series: 1. Ken Roczen 2. Max Nagl 3. Arnaud Tonus 4. Daniel Siegl 5. Jeremy Delince 6. Stefan Mock 7. Romain Jaquiot 8. Christian Brockel 9. Chris Gundermann 10. Steffen Leopold
Wintercross final standings: 1. Ken Roczen 50 pts, 2. Max Nagl 44 pts, 3. Arnaud Tonus 40 pts, 4. Daniel Siegl 36 pts, 5. Jeremy Delince, 31 pts.

The first trial for the Red Bull Pro Nationals in Foxhill. James Noble won three series in MX1 and was overall victor ahead of Stuart Edmonds and Mark Eastwood. Jake Nicholls was overall victor in the MX2 class ahead of Elliot Banks-Browne and Martin Barr.

That's it for Europe, in Toronto the tenth race for the AMA SX championship was held, the only race outside the borders of America. Just like last week, the victory went to Ryan Villopoto, who once again reduced his deficit to Dungey by a few points. Dungey finished second, limiting the damage, while interim Honda rider Canard managed to reach the podium for the third time in a row.
Among the Lites, Pourcel's hegemony was broken. Justin Barcia won his first SX race ahead of Austin Stroupe, who finished second for the fourth time in a row, and Christophe Pourcel.

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