What happened? all the yanks on thumper talk are going off saying BT101 got what was coming to him
Hardcore Biker
What happened? all the yanks on thumper talk are going off saying BT101 got what was coming to him
Even on the old ones if you dont race serious and you wanna just go do the odd club day and smoke everyone on a big old 5hundy it great and if you get beaten you have a handful of excuses
Forum whore
BT and short came together in moto 1 and Short ended up on the ground, the waht i saw on tv did not really show it that well
Hardcore Biker
2nd race BT passed short and short went down hard. Was just a hard racing pass.
Yanks are calling karma on BT, he dropped it while in 2nd place in the last race, looks like he's tweaked his knee or something.
The Wise
Race 2 (MX2 + Open) - Classification
Pos Nr Rider Nat. Fed. Bike Time laps Diff. First Diff. Prev. Bestlaptime in lap Speed
1 33 Townley, Ben NZL MNZ Honda
2 78 Regal, Kyle PUR FMPR Honda
3 11 Roczen, Ken GER DMSB Suzuki
4 9 Desalle, Clement BEL FMB Suzuki
5 12 Nagl, Maximilian GER DMSB KTM
6 14 Wilson, Dean GBR ACU Kawasaki
7 2 Canard, Trey USA AMA Honda
8 15 Anderson, Brad GBR ACU Honda
9 18 Monni, Manuel ITA FMI Yamaha
10 8 van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL FMB Kawasaki
11 6 Boog, Xavier FRA FFM Kawasaki
12 42 Balbi, Antonio BRA CBM Kawasaki
13 3 Short, Andrew USA AMA Honda
14 77 Osborne, Zach PUR FMPR Yamaha
15 132 Atsuta, Yoshitaka JPN MFJ Suzuki
16 30 Tonus, Arnaud SUI FMS Suzuki
17 81 Keast, Kyle CAN CMA Honda
18 21 Marmont, Jay AUS MA Yamaha
19 53 Kullas, Harri FIN SML Yamaha
20 50 Karro, Matiss LAT LAMSF Suzuki
21 36 Lozano, Alvaro ESP RFME Yamaha
22 39 Correia, Luis POR FMP Yamaha
23 48 Crockard, Gordon IRL MCUI Kawasaki
24 68 Rauchenecker, Pascal AUT OeAMTC KTM
25 17 Lupino, Alessandro ITA FMI Yamaha
26 24 Krestinov, Gert EST EMF Kawasaki
27 20 Ferris, Dean AUS MA Honda
28 29 Guillod, Valentin SUI FMS KTM
29 38 Basaula, Hugo POR FMP Suzuki
30 131 Mihara, Takuya JPN MFJ Kawasaki
31 54 Söderberg, Jon FIN SML KTM
32 41 Castro, Cristopher BRA CBM Kawasaki
33 80 Benoit, Kaven CAN CMA KTM
34 47 Barr, Martin IRL MCUI Honda
35 23 Rätsep, Priit EST EMF Honda
36 32 Groombridge, Brad NZL MNZ Honda
37 51 Freibergs, Lauris LAT LAMSF Honda
38 69 Schmidinger, Günter AUT OeAMTC Suzuki
39 35 Butron, Jose Antonio ESP RFME Suzuki
40 5 Musquin, Marvin FRA FFM KTM
Race 1 (MX1 + MX2) - Classification
Pos Nr Rider Nat. Fed. Bike
1 1 Dungey, Ryan USA AMA Suzuki
2 16 Cairoli, Antonio ITA FMI KTM
3 19 Metcalfe, Brett AUS MA Honda
4 34 Barragan, Jonathan ESP RFME Kawasaki
5 4 Paulin, Gautier FRA MCM Yamaha
6 11 Roczen, Ken GER DMSB Suzuki
7 7 Ramon, Steve BEL FMB Suzuki
8 14 Wilson, Dean GBR ACU Kawasaki
9 37 Goncalves, Rui POR FMP KTM
10 22 Leok, Tanel EST EMF Honda
11 31 Coppins, Joshua NZL MNZ Aprilia
12 2 Canard, Trey USA AMA Honda
13 8 van Horebeek, Jeremy BEL FMB Kawasaki
14 10 Schiffer, Marcus GER DMSB Suzuki
15 77 Osborne, Zach PUR FMPR Yamaha
16 50 Karro, Matiss LAT LAMSF Suzuki
17 67 Walkner, Matthias AUT OeAMTC KTM
18 20 Ferris, Dean AUS MA Honda
19 53 Kullas, Harri FIN SML Yamaha
20 17 Lupino, Alessandro ITA FMI Yamaha
21 79 Medaglia, Jeremy CAN CMA KTM
22 35 Butron, Jose Antonio ESP RFME Suzuki
23 49 Steinbergs, Ivo LAT LAMSF Honda
24 68 Rauchenecker, Pascal AUT OeAMTC KTM
25 80 Benoit, Kaven CAN CMA KTM
26 52 Eriksson, Toni FIN SML KTM
27 23 Rätsep, Priit EST EMF Honda
28 29 Guillod, Valentin SUI FMS KTM
29 32 Groombridge, Brad NZL MNZ Honda
30 131 Mihara, Takuya JPN MFJ Kawasaki
31 38 Basaula, Hugo POR FMP Suzuki
32 47 Barr, Martin IRL MCUI Honda
33 46 Edmonds, Stuart IRL MCUI TM
34 41 Castro, Cristopher BRA CBM Kawasaki
35 40 Cidade, Anderson BRA CBM Kawasaki
36 76 Ruiz, Christian PUR FMPR Honda
37 13 Nicholls, Jake GBR ACU KTM
38 130 Narita, Akira JPN MFJ Yamaha
39 5 Musquin, Marvin FRA FFM KTM
40 28 Wicht, Gregory SUI FMS Honda
Race 3 (MX1 + Open) - Classification
Pos Nr Rider Nat. Fed. Bike
1 1 Dungey, Ryan USA AMA Suzuki
2 3 Short, Andrew USA AMA Honda
3 9 Desalle, Clement BEL FMB Suzuki
4 16 Cairoli, Antonio ITA FMI KTM
5 19 Metcalfe, Brett AUS MA Honda
6 7 Ramon, Steve BEL FMB Suzuki
7 6 Boog, Xavier FRA FFM Kawasaki
8 30 Tonus, Arnaud SUI FMS Suzuki
9 4 Paulin, Gautier FRA MCM Yamaha
10 21 Marmont, Jay AUS MA Yamaha
11 15 Anderson, Brad GBR ACU Honda
12 13 Nicholls, Jake GBR ACU KTM
13 37 Goncalves, Rui POR FMP KTM
14 31 Coppins, Joshua NZL MNZ Aprilia
15 18 Monni, Manuel ITA FMI Yamaha
16 10 Schiffer, Marcus GER DMSB Suzuki
17 42 Balbi, Antonio BRA CBM Kawasaki 3
18 67 Walkner, Matthias AUT OeAMTC KTM
19 132 Atsuta, Yoshitaka JPN MFJ Suzuki
20 22 Leok, Tanel EST EMF Honda
21 39 Correia, Luis POR FMP Yamaha
22 28 Wicht, Gregory SUI FMS Honda
23 81 Keast, Kyle CAN CMA Honda
24 48 Crockard, Gordon IRL MCUI Kawasaki
25 52 Eriksson, Toni FIN SML KTM
26 69 Schmidinger, Günter AUT OeAMTC Suzuki
27 54 Söderberg, Jon FIN SML KTM
28 40 Cidade, Anderson BRA CBM Kawasaki
29 49 Steinbergs, Ivo LAT LAMSF Honda
30 46 Edmonds, Stuart IRL MCUI TM
31 36 Lozano, Alvaro ESP RFME Yamaha
32 76 Ruiz, Christian PUR FMPR Honda
33 51 Freibergs, Lauris LAT LAMSF Honda
34 130 Narita, Akira JPN MFJ Yamaha
35 33 Townley, Ben NZL MNZ Honda
36 78 Regal, Kyle PUR FMPR Honda
37 34 Barragan, Jonathan ESP RFME Kawasaki
38 24 Krestinov, Gert EST EMF Kawasaki
39 12 Nagl, Maximilian GER DMSB KTM
Hardcore Biker
Here's the thread on Thumpertalk,look at the crap they're spouting about BT,especially the comment about him carrying his baby so he didn't get his arse kicked.....Yanks!,no wonder half the world hates them......
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=924634
Hardcore Biker
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pffft what a bunch of heros, crashes happen, like one of the posts said if it was short who took BT out it would have been "just racing".Originally Posted by green machine
SHE LOOKED UP AT ME WITH BLOOD IN HER EYES
THEN HER SKIN FELL OFF
AND SHE PROMPTLY DIED
IT WAS EBOLA, LA LA LA EBOLA
Never, never give in.
Date: 26 September 2010
Townley wins moto at MXON in Denver
Representing New Zealand at the 64th edition of the Motocross of Nations held in Denver Colorado, Ben Townley scored an impressive moto victory in front of 35.000 the Thunder Valley raceway over the weekend. Teaming up with Josh Coppins (MX1) and Brad Groombridge (MX2) Townley was the Open class representative and one of the favourites to win the individual classification in that class.
As the MX2/OPEN moto got underway, Townley had a decent start and quickly shut down fellow Honda racer Andrew Short from the USA. BT wasted no time in making an aggressive pass on the American with both riders not backing down. It was Short who came off second best as Townley managed to keep upright and take over the lead. A charging Ken Roczen from Germany made for some exciting racing when he passed Townley for the lead. BT settled into a race rhythm and set up the young German for a great pass where he succeeded to pull a comfortable lead to put Team NZ high up on the score board with his superb victory.
The final and deciding MX1/Open moto once again saw BT challenging for the win. With the USA duo of Ryan Dungey and Andrew Short out front Townley closed in on Short and made the move on the American with five laps gone. Townley pushed to keep Dungey honest however around the halfway mark he made a vital mistake and went down hard, twisting his ankle in the process. Townley remounted and tried to complete another lap but had to retire with a sprained ankle.
“It was great winning the first moto” explained Townley “ There were so many Kiwi supporters cheering us on today and to win for them is amazing. Of course I’m disappointed with my crash in the second moto. Luckily nothing is broken, just some swelling and pain so I should be ok in a few days. The Motocross of Nations is a such a special event to me – the camaraderie between the teams is great to see and experience. I’m proud of what we achieved with Josh and Brad and look forward to next year in St. Jean d’Angely in France.
MXON Overall results:
1 USA 23
2 Belgium 30
3 Germany 44
4 Great Britain 45
5 Italy 50
6 Australia 54
7 France 71
8 New Zealand 90
9 Portugal 94
10 Puerto Rico 99
It's OK to disagree with me. I can't force you to be right.
Never, never give in.
28 September 2010
Coppins and New Zealand 8th overall in MXoN
Josh Coppins, Ben Townley and Brad Groombridge made up Team New Zealand for the 64th MXoN, which was held in Denver Colorado this past weekend. 32000 fans turned up to the huge event, cheering on 30 of the world’s best motocross nations.
Josh Coppins enjoyed a solid weekend of racing on board his Aprilia machine, resulting in the 7th best placing in the MX1 class, and supporting New Zealand to a respectable 8th overall in the event.
‘Lizzard’, who has recently retired from Grand Prix racing, now heads home to New Zealand to enjoy some family time, ahead of next season where he will contest the Australian Motocross Championship.
Overall top 20 results
1 USA 23
2 Belgium 30
3 Germany 44
4 Great Britain 45
5 Italy 50
6 Australia 54
7 France 71
8 New Zealand 90
9 Portugal 94
10 Puerto Rico 99
11 Switzerland 102
12 Austria 109
13 Spain 115
14 Finland 116
15 Estonia 118
16 Canada 119
17 Latvia 121
18 Brazil 123
19 Japan 128
20 Ireland 142
It's OK to disagree with me. I can't force you to be right.
Douching my Simuloid
Damn that Roczen kid is fast. The way he moves around on the bike and moves the bike beneath him is nuts!
Awesome racing by Ben. It's the biggest event in MX you're not going to take it easy on the other guys.
The Wise
Whats it going to take to beat the yanks? they are so up them selves, they are even starting to mock the FIM world series, well there fans are.
As for Josh, I think he would be a #6 maybe even better in the FIM, if not for riding the Aprilia, I dont think the bike was up to the task, in the MXoN.
Dungey vs Cairoli? 450 vs 350? is the displacement the differences or is Dungey the man.
Could Cairoli have done better on a 450?
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