In heat 10 Hans Andersen tangled with Janus Kolodzieji in the first bend and a lengthy delay followed before both were back on their feet. The Skipper pointed out at the press conference that he has crashed in three meetings recently: Thursday against Arena, Saturday in the Grand Prix in Latvia and Monday at the Showground. Was this really the same side who only let Arena win one race on Thursday?
But then the Hammers are languishing at the bottom of the table and Reading showed that they have not been at the top for nothing. Niels Kristen Iversen pulled on the black and white helmet colour in heat 12, gated and then promptly suffered an engine failure before he had even done half a lap. That heat left the score line and all that Panthers had left to race for was pride.
Hall and Sullivan gated to a in heat 14 and Sullivan then teamed up with Andersen for another in heat 15 to reduce the score line to six points. But the important thing in determining who goes into the play-offs in top spot was that Reading had bagged the two meeting points and the bonus.
It was one of those nights when nothing went right for us. There is no time when you are on Sky to alter the track to your advantage. And worryingly there is another event at the Showground this weekend before Panthers face Swindon on Monday - once more in front of the Sky Sports cameras. They cannot afford a repeat performance of their showing against Reading. The skipper missed the gate and was trying to find a way past Steve Johnston on the third bend when disaster struck.
I hit a bit of dirt on the outside, hit the fence, and off I went. Concussion, or at the very least a thumping headache, was what was expected. But Andersen appeared to have suffered no ill effects although he was slightly subdued in the post meeting press conference. The crash meant that number two Ulrich Ostergaard, who was out in front at the time, had it all to do again.
After three and half laps keeping Johnston at bay a snapped chain denied Ostergaard second place. Had heat 10 been awarded the first time around it would have meant that all the Panthers recorded race wins but Ostergaard pointed out that the main thing was that Andersen was alright and that the team got the win. Christophe Charlier Yam. Mel Pocock Yam. Alessandro Lupino Kaw.
Alexander Tonkov Hon. Dylan Ferrandis Kaw. Max Anstie Suz. Jake Nicholls KTM. Max Desprey Yam. Ivo Monticelli TM. Petar Petrov 5- 11 Yam. MX2 Championship Points after Round 7: 1. Jeffrey Herlings pts KTM. Jordi Tixier pts KTM. Jose Butron pts KTM. Glenn Coldenhoff pts KTM. Christophe Charlier pts Yam. Dean Ferris pts Yam. Max Anstie pts Suz. Jake Nicholls pts KTM.
Alessandro Lupino pts Kaw. Mel Pocock pts Yam. Petar Petrov pts Yam. Dylan Ferrandis pts Kaw. Romain Febvre 98pts KTM. Alexander Tonkov 81pts Hon. Max Desprey 79pts Yam. WMX Championship Points: 1. Fontanesi, Chiar — Rutledge, Meghan — Kane, Natalie — Laier, Stephanie — Papenmeier, Larissa — Moore, Jessica — After winning today and getting the British Championship, the fans are going to be so loud.
Everything seems to be working. I want to say thank you to Johnsy tuner Peter Johns for doing a very good job with my engine. I bought a new engine from him. I had an aim of six points and I nearly doubled that. Round five of the championship will be held at the famous Cardif circuit on the 1 st of June. Such partnership also includes a future cooperation to develop the motocross in Brazil thanks to the Youth Academy with the goal of bringing up new Brazilian talents in the near future.
Following the acquisition of Husqvarna by Pierer Industries AG and after careful analysis and evaluation of all aspects, it was decided to reunite what came out of shared roots 25 years ago. As of October , the new group company "Husqvarna Sportmotorcyle GmbH" based in Mattighofen, Austria, will be fully operational in the production and sale of the new model range to the Husqvarna network of dealers and distributors. Parts supply and Customer Service for all Husqvarna models up to and including Model Year are guaranteed for the years to come and will remain at the current business location in Biandronno VA , Italy.
Mike Brown. Taddy Blazusiak. Cory Graffunder. Kyle Redmond. Gary Sutherlin. Bobby Prochnau. Alredo Gomez. Taylor Robert. Moto X Step Up Overall: 1. Ronnie Renner. Josh Hansen. Matt Buyten. Libor Podmol. Brian Foster. Wally Palmer. Moto X Best Whip Overall: 1. Edgar Torronteras. Jeremy Stenberg. Thomas Pages. Nate Adams. Neville Bradshaw Putoline Honda 54, 5.
Bryan Mackenzie Pendrich Kawasaki 48, 6. Jake Millward Oakleaf Kawasaki 28, MX2 Championship Points after 4 of 8 Rounds: 1. Neville Bradshaw Putoline Honda , 4. Bryan Mackenzie Pendrich Kawasaki , 7. James Cottrell Putoline Honda Shane Carless Oakleaf Kawasaki 51, 4. Tanel Leok Route77energy Honda 50, 5. Nicolas Aubin Buildbase Honda Racing 49, 6.
Scott Elderfield iFly Lanes Kawasaki 40, 8. MX1 Championship after 4 of 8 rounds: 1. Tanel Leok Route77energy Honda , 2. Nicolas Aubin Buildbase Honda Racing , 6. Steve Ramon Buildbase Honda Racing 82, 9. Shane Carless Oakleaf Kawasaki 81, Scott Elderfield iFly Lanes Kawasaki Round 5 of the championship will be held at the famour Foxhill Circuit on the 2 nd of June.
Moto 1: 1 Tanel Leok Est Honda. E1 Standings after Round 6: 1, Antoine Meo, Motegi results Day 2: 1. Championship Standings: 1. Toni Bou 35 pts. Takahisa Fujinami 33 pts. Adam Raga 30 pts. Jeroni Fajardo 28 pts. Albert Cabestany 25 pts. James Dabill 21 pts. Michael Brown 17 pts. Tomoyuki Ogawa 14 pts. Kenichi Kuroyama 14 pts. Fumitaka Nozaki 13 pts. Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa Honda - 7 pts. Adam Raga - Gas Gas - 21 pts. Fujinami - Repsol Montesa Honda - 23 pts. Jeroni Fajardo - Beta - 28 pts.
Cabestany - Sherco - 11 pts. Toni Bou - Repsol Montesa Honda - 40 pts. Cabestany - Sherco - 21 pts. Jeroni Fajardo - Beta - 21 pts. Adam Raga - Gas Gas - 19 pts. Fujinami - Repsol Montesa Honda - 17 pts. David Knight, UK Honda, 48 pts. Matt Goerke.
Andrew Short. Eleven10 Mods Yamaha: Alex Martin. Justin Bogle. Zach Osborne. Wil Hahn. Eli Tomac. Kevin Windham. Joey Savatagy. Josh Grant. Christian Craig. Jessy Nelson. Shane McElrath. Ryan Villopoto. Darryn Durham. Martin Davalos. Justin Hill. Tyla Rattray. Dean Wilson. Jake Canada, Gavin Faith Proride. Rockstar Suzuki: Jason Anderson. Blake Wharton. Davi Millsaps. Nico Izzi. Ryan Sipes. Josh Hill SX Only. Marvin Musquin. Ryan Dungey. Rockwell Firepolice: Killy Rusk.
Mikey Horban - SX. Jake Anstett - SX West. Star Racing Yamaha: Jeremy Martin. Kyle Cunningham. Cooper Webb. Justin Barcia. Dakota Tedder. Valli Motorsports Yamaha: Brett Metcalfe. Travis Baker. Velocity Racing: Kyle Chisholm. Bobby Kiniry. Yoshimura Suzuki: James Stewart. Team Suzuki — Clement Desalle,. Round 2 May Colac. Round 2 June Swan Hill. Round 3 July Ararat. March 2 — Qatar. March 10 — Thailand. April 1 — Holland.
April 14 — Italy. April 21 — TBA. May 5 — Portugal. May 19 — Brazil. May 26 — Mexico. June 9 — France. June 16 — Italy. June 30 — Sweden. July 7 — Latvia. July 14 — Russia. July 28 — Germany. August 4 - Czech Republic.
August 18 — Belgium. August 25 - Great Britain. September 8 — TBA. January 5 Angel Stadium Anaheim, Calif. January 12 Chase Field Phoenix. January 19 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles. January 26 O. Co Coliseum Oakland, Calif. February 2 Angel Stadium Anaheim, Calif. February 9 Qualcomm Stadium San Diego. February 16 Cowboys Stadium Arlington, Texas. February 23 Georgia Dome Atlanta. March 2 Edward Jones Dome St.
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