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Last Years Winner: Clement Desalle 2010 GP of Czech Republic 08/08/2010 Race 1 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Tanel Leok Honda EST 39'08.429 2 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 0'03.457 3 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 0'07.250 4 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 0'27.771 5 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 0'29.930 6 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 0'53.331 7 Sébastien Pourcel Kawasaki FRA 1'11.257 8 Nicolas Aubin Kawasaki FRA 1'12.146 9 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 1'15.536 10 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 1'21.500 11 Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 1'27.372 12 Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 1'29.401 13 Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 1'34.280 14 Jonathan Barragan Kawasaki ESP 1'38.218 15 Cedric Soubeyras KTM FRA 1'40.680 Race 2 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 40'34.824 2 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 0'03.037 3 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 1'06.778 4 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 1'09.320 5 Tanel Leok Honda EST 1'10.907 6 Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 1'11.841 7 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 1'17.435 8 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 1'21.038 9 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 1'41.461 10 Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 1'48.010 11 Tom Church CCM GBR -1Laps 12 Julien Bill KTM CHE -1Laps 13 Jimmy Albertson Honda USA -1Laps 14 Matthias Walkner KTM AUT -1Laps 15 Matteo Bonini Yamaha ITA -1Laps 17 Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE -1Laps Rider Standings 08/08/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 531 2. Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 447 3. David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 394 4. Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 382 5. Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 376 6. Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 309 7. Tanel Leok Honda EST 290 8. Xavier Boog Kawasaki FRA 276 9. Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 270 10. Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 213 11. Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 201 12. Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 184 13. Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 182 14. Rui Goncalves KTM POR 177 15. Anthony Boissière TM FRA 145 23. Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE 47 24. Manuel Monni Yamaha ITA 46 28. Matteo Bonini Yamaha ITA 22 30. Kyle Chisholm Yamaha USA 20 36. Alvaro Lozano Yamaha ESP 14 37. Grant Langston Yamaha RSA 12 54. Rob van Vijfeijken Yamaha NED 1 Manufacturer Standings 08/08/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 560 2. Suzuki 497 3. Yamaha 448 4. Honda 399 5. Kawasaki 332 6. Aprilia 192 7. TM 145 8. CCM 25 9. Husqvarna 4 RACE REPORT 08/08/2010 Second podium of 2010 for Paulin GP on the podium The Grand Prix of Czech Republic at the Loket circuit gave Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Team's Gautier Paulin his second podium result of 2010 with 3rd overall and his second on the agile and formidable YZ250FM. The twelfth round of fifteen in a rapidly passing FIM MX2-GP World Championship took place in front of 21,000 spectators and across a soft, rutted and bumpy track that had been hit by unrelenting rainfall on Thursday, Friday and part of Saturday. The Czech hard-pack became a wavy and difficult beast to master with a single racing line cutting through many other still-soaked and boggy sections of track. Paulin was the best Yamaha rider on this testing terrain and although the talented Frenchman could only grab 6th in the first moto due to a mediocre start (he won an impressive last lap duel with good friend Christophe Charlier) he was alert from the gate in the second race and rode a consistent set of lap-times in the forty minute duration to cross the line in 3rd; and then toast the same overall ranking with the Italian factory crew. Osborne at Loket In 9th overall was Bike it Cosworth Yamaha's Zach Osborne. The American claimed that he is still feeling the physical effects of his crash and concussion only two weeks ago in the British Championship. The 20 year old was among the quickest riders throughout the rain of Saturday and had high expectations on a track he clearly enjoys. He felt fatigued in the first moto however and 11th place was the best he could manage. Later in the day a brighter outing led to 8th. 10th belonged to Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi's Harri Kullas. The young Finn had the speed to again place himself in the top ten and should have taken two positions more than 10th in the first moto after some mistakes - particularly with three laps to go - saw him lose at least three places. He crossed the line with 11th in the second sprint. Team-mate Christophe Charlier had a decent opening to the day by running in-and-around the top six for most of the race and was finally nudged to 7th by Paulin on the last circulation. The second affair ended prematurely when the 2009 European Champion pulled out with a sore back after a first lap fall in front of the pack while holding 3rd place. Yamaha Monster Energy Ricci MX Team's Alessandro Lupino was 14th overall and took points in both motos. Osborne is 16 points behind Shaun Simpson who holds 5th place in the MX2 standings. Kullas is 10th and 19 points in front of Paulin in 11th. Charlier is 13th and two positions ahead of Lupino. A long trip to Brazil for the inauguration of the Campo Grande circuit will take place in two weeks time with the world championship set to finish by mid-September after visits to Holland and Italy. Paulin at Loket Gautier Paulin, Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Team: "I have been working hard to get back to my level and my main problem at the moment seems to be getting over this habit of one bad start and one good start. I was far behind the leaders at the beginning of the first moto but I feel quite content with this result overall because the bike and the team are great and I am gaining more confidence all the time with my riding. My aim will be two good starts in Brazil now and then the final two races!" Zach Osborne, Bike it Cosworth Yamaha: "I struggled today. I seemed to have about fifteen good minutes in me and then I felt like I was going through the motions. I think the concussion still has a bit of an effect and I should have had myself evaluated after the crash but I guess I didn't want to know because I'm fighting for a top five slot in the world. I think the track got the better of me a little bit today. It was very 'single-line' out there and that's make it tough. I'm having a hard time at the moment and we will work through it." Harri Kullas, Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi: "It was a hard track and I'm not so strong on this type of terrain yet but I know I can be in the top ten every moto. The first race went well until the last lap when I made a mistake not jumping the double and lost a position, which was frustrating. I made too many errors. I hit some soft mud out of the gate in the second race and this dragged me back a bit. I was fourteenth on the first lap and rode back to eleventh. I was lapped at the end so I know my speed was not the best! I will train more now and see what happens in Brazil." Christophe Charlier, Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi: "I'm happy with the first moto, I started well and had a good rhythm. Gautier just passed me at the end but I thought it was a good ride. I was third at the beginning of the second moto but slid out on the jump and was lucky that no-one hit me. I hurt my hip a little bit and could not finish but I hope for more good starts in Brazil." Circuit Length: 1630 Crowd: 21,000 Weather: Cloudy
Last Years Winner: Gautier Paulin 2010 GP of Czech Republic 08/08/2010 Race 1 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 39'33.781 2 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 0'30.926 3 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 0'35.408 4 Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 0'37.549 5 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 0'52.968 6 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 0'56.169 7 Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 0'57.223 8 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 1'00.372 9 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 1'01.813 10 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 1'11.753 11 Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 1'28.754 12 Matiss Karro Suzuki LVA 1'36.901 13 Martin Michek TM CZE 1'45.822 14 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 1'56.300 15 Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL -1Laps 16 Alessandro Lupino Yamaha ITA -1Laps 18 Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED -1Laps Race 2 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 38'58.574 2 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 0'00.516 3 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 0'43.397 4 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 0'58.354 5 Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 1'14.565 6 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 1'24.314 7 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 1'28.202 8 Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 1'29.270 9 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 1'29.793 10 Valentin Teillet KTM FRA 3'41.077 11 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN -1Laps 12 Alessandro Lupino Yamaha ITA -1Laps 13 Martin Michek TM CZE -1Laps 14 Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL -1Laps 15 Matiss Karro Suzuki LVA -1Laps Rider Standings 08/08/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 527 2. Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 449 3. Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 404 4. Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 391 5. Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 329 6. Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 313 7. Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 302 8. Joel Roelants KTM BEL 298 9. Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 293 10. Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 254 11. Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 235 12. Jake Nicholls KTM GBR 198 13. Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 193 14. Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL 148 15. Alessandro Lupino Yamaha ITA 143 20. Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR 52 25. Ceriel Klein Kromhof Yamaha NED 26 28. Loic Larrieu Yamaha FRA 25 30. Travis Baker Yamaha USA 15 31. Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED 15 35. Max Anstie Yamaha GBR 9 37. Vince Friese Yamaha USA 8 41. Rudi Moroni Yamaha ITA 5 51. Ed Allingham Yamaha GBR 2 Manufacturer Standings 08/08/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 576 2. Suzuki 473 3. Kawasaki 424 4. Yamaha 414 5. Honda 97 6. TM 35
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Last Years Winner: Maximilian Nagl 2010 GP of Belgium 01/08/2010 Race 1 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 40'00.981 2 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 0'12.951 3 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 0'24.246 4 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 0'34.721 5 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 0'41.527 6 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 1'10.355 7 Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 1'22.494 8 Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 1'24.510 9 Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 1'25.710 10 Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 1'39.053 11 Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 1'56.411 12 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 2'04.620 13 Tanel Leok Honda EST -1Laps 14 Jonathan Barragan Kawasaki ESP -1Laps 15 Manuel Priem Aprilia BEL -1Laps 20 Rob van Vijfeijken Yamaha NED -1Laps Race 2 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 39'59.056 2 Tanel Leok Honda EST 0'34.683 3 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 0'40.531 4 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 0'54.689 5 Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 1'10.895 6 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 1'15.116 7 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 1'18.419 8 Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 1'27.807 9 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 1'30.103 10 Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 1'32.359 11 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 1'44.043 12 Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 1'56.372 13 Jonathan Barragan Kawasaki ESP 2'14.025 14 Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 2'21.006 15 Yentel Martens KTM BEL 2'28.769 Rider Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 484 2. Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 405 3. David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 364 4. Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 348 5. Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 341 6. Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 299 7. Xavier Boog Kawasaki FRA 276 8. Tanel Leok Honda EST 249 9. Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 244 10. Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 213 11. Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 181 12. Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 173 13. Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 165 14. Rui Goncalves KTM POR 153 15. Anthony Boissière TM FRA 145 21. Manuel Monni Yamaha ITA 46 24. Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE 43 28. Kyle Chisholm Yamaha USA 20 31. Matteo Bonini Yamaha ITA 16 33. Alvaro Lozano Yamaha ESP 14 35. Grant Langston Yamaha RSA 12 53. Rob van Vijfeijken Yamaha NED 1 Manufacturer Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 513 2. Suzuki 455 3. Yamaha 418 4. Honda 358 5. Kawasaki 318 6. Aprilia 173 7. TM 145 8. CCM 11 9. Husqvarna 4 RACE REPORT 01/08/2010 Paulin and Kullas impress at Lommel GP in Lommel Yamaha Monster Energy riders Gautier Paulin and Harri Kullas were the stand-out YZ250F riders through the many waves and ripples of the demanding Lommel circuit for the Grand Prix of Limburg in Belgium. The eleventh round of fifteen in the FIM MX2-GP World Championship was attended by 23,500 spectators who saw Paulin put on a display of improved sand riding to place 5th overall while rookie Kullas equalled a season-best with 6th. Clouds partially obscured sunshine throughout the day at the flat and busy venue that gave the world's best their first deep sand outing of 2010. As expected, Lommel represented a heavy and difficult meeting. Paulin was buried well within the pack around the opening corners of the first moto and this cost him ground to the pace-setting group but the Frenchman quickly found his rhythm to rise to 7th. In the second race he was hotter out of the gate and made better in-roads to his rivals ahead, moving to 4th which he held without hassle until the flag. His ranking of 5th was an improvement of seven positions over the standing he managed twelve months ago at the same circuit (slightly different in terms of layout). Harri Kullas Kullas was a welcome sight with the leaders around the first section in both races. The Finn, negotiating his maiden GP at Lommel but with many training laps of experience in the Belgian terrain, rode superbly despite rear brake fade in the two motos for two 6th positions. Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi team-mate Christophe Charlier crashed with Alessandro Lupino in the first moto and both riders retired. Charlier managed 13th in the second affair. Bike it Cosworth Yamaha's Zach Osborne had a disappointing day to take 12th. The American had sustained a concussion last Sunday in the fifth round of the British Championship and was not fully on-form for the harsh requirements of Lommel. His best result was a 10th in Moto2. Osborne is still Yamaha's highest rider in the standings and holds 6th, needing 8 points to move into the top five. Kullas is 10th and 33 points ahead of Paulin. Charlier holds a respectable 13th despite missing two rounds due to a thumb injury. As with the MX1 class the MX2 field will now travel east and to Loket for the Grand Prix of Czech Republic and round twelve that will precede the trip to Brazil. Paulin Gautier Paulin, Yamaha Monster Energy MX Team: "I am feeling strong but I had one bad start - in that first moto - and one average start where I was in the top ten but not closer enough to the front. These were the main problems today that prevented me getting nearer the leaders. I was not competitive in the sand last year but now I feel that I can race with the sand specialists. The track was rough with many bumps but overall I am quite happy with my riding here after a lot of sand training in Belgium over the last few weeks." Harri Kullas, Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi: "I was quite fast all weekend and knew my speed was near the top five. Together with my dad I worked out a good strategy for the starts and it worked really well. I rode with a consistent pace but ten minutes before the end I lost my rear brake so I had to adapt to that and lost the back of Simpson. In the second moto it was a very similar situation and Roelants passed me at the end but the brake fade was another mystery; but still, you have to deal with these things in motocross, it is tough for us and also the bikes out there. I am happy with the result and this was one of the hardest GPs for sure." Zach Osborne, Bike it Cosworth Yamaha: "It was a tough weekend for me. Coming from last weekend and a concussion but still winning a moto I think I deluded myself as to how much that crash in Britain had affected me, so I came here with big expectations and leave highly disappointed. I struggled with the track all weekend. I rolled the dice and went for it in the last race; gambling like that is not a good thing but it worked out for me and I was pleased to get tenth. Damage limitation was pretty good." Crowd: 23,500 Weather: Changeable
Last Years Winner: Marvin Musquin 2010 GP of Belgium 01/08/2010 Race 1 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 40'03.130 2 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 0'15.298 3 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 0'32.719 4 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 0'37.586 5 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 0'49.812 6 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 1'01.090 7 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 1'16.896 8 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 1'30.922 9 Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 1'40.112 10 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 1'54.227 11 Ceriel Klein Kromhof Yamaha NED 2'12.371 12 Matiss Karro Suzuki LVA 2'22.030 13 Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL -1Laps 14 Nikolai Larsen Honda DNK -1Laps 15 Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED -1Laps 17 Zach Osborne Yamaha USA -1Laps Race 2 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 41'49.178 2 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 0'07.430 3 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 0'17.879 4 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 0'28.301 5 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 0'37.546 6 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 0'44.946 7 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 1'10.698 8 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 1'24.977 9 Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 1'37.362 10 Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 1'48.973 11 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 1'48.973 12 Jake Nicholls KTM GBR 1'03.893 13 Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 1'57.890 14 Ceriel Klein Kromhof Yamaha NED 2'21.910 15 Nick Triest KTM BEL -1Laps 17 Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED -1Laps 18 Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR -1Laps Rider Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 480 2. Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 402 3. Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 379 4. Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 371 5. Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 298 6. Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 290 7. Joel Roelants KTM BEL 274 8. Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 268 9. Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 266 10. Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 233 11. Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 200 12. Jake Nicholls KTM GBR 198 13. Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 179 14. Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL 135 15. Alessandro Lupino Yamaha ITA 129 20. Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR 52 25. Ceriel Klein Kromhof Yamaha NED 26 26. Loic Larrieu Yamaha FRA 25 29. Travis Baker Yamaha USA 15 30. Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED 12 33. Max Anstie Yamaha GBR 9 36. Vince Friese Yamaha USA 8 40. Rudi Moroni Yamaha ITA 5 51. Ed Allingham Yamaha GBR 2 Manufacturer Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 529 2. Suzuki 426 3. Kawasaki 388 4. Yamaha 379 5. Honda 92 6. TM 19
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Lap Record: 2'05.259 (Cal Crutchlow, 01/01/2010) Fastest Lap Ever: 2'04.091 (Cal Crutchlow, 27/05/2010) 2010 WSB Europe - Silverstone 01/08/2010 Race 1 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 37'47.851 2 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 0'01.621 3 Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 0'11.433 4 Michel Fabrizio Ducati ITA 0'15.874 5 Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 0'17.085 6 Leon Camier Aprilia GBR 0'17.532 7 Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 0'18.250 8 James Toseland Yamaha GBR 0'18.938 9 Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 0'22.997 10 Troy Corser BMW AUS 0'25.830 11 Max Neukirchner Honda GER 0'30.972 12 Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 0'31.808 13 Jakub Smrz Ducati CZE 0'32.193 14 Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 0'33.206 15 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'34.207 Race 2 - 18 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 37'48.348 2 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 0'02.070 3 Leon Camier Aprilia GBR 0'08.834 4 Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 0'13.232 5 James Toseland Yamaha GBR 0'13.258 6 Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 0'13.568 7 Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 0'13.963 8 Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 0'14.432 9 Jakub Smrz Ducati CZE 0'16.399 10 Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 0'19.874 11 Ruben Xaus BMW ESP 0'26.268 12 Joshua Brookes Honda AUS 0'28.003 13 Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 0'28.550 14 Tom Sykes Kawasaki GBR 0'30.117 15 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'30.415 Best Lap Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 2'05.259 Rider Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 373 2. Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 313 3. Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 243 4. Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 204 5. Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 188 6. James Toseland Yamaha GBR 179 7. Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 177 8. Leon Camier Aprilia GBR 164 9. Michel Fabrizio Ducati ITA 160 10. Troy Corser BMW AUS 155 11. Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 151 12. Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 123 13. Jakub Smrz Ducati CZE 71 14. Ruben Xaus BMW ESP 69 15. Luca Scassa Ducati ITA 53 Manufacturer Standings 01/08/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. Aprilia 385 2. Suzuki 334 3. Ducati 297 4. Yamaha 256 5. Honda 254 6. BMW 174 7. Kawasaki 58
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Lap Record: 1'23.915 (Colin Edwards, 01/01/2005) Fastest Lap Ever: 1'20.700 (Casey Stoner, 20/07/2008) Last Years Winner: Daniel Pedrosa 2010 MotoGP United States - Laguna Seca 26/07/2010 Race 1 - 32 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha ESP 43'54.873 2 Casey Stoner Ducati AUS 0'03.517 3 Valentino Rossi Yamaha ITA 0'13.420 4 Andrea Dovizioso Honda ITA 0'14.188 5 Nicky Hayden Ducati USA 0'14.601 6 Ben Spies Yamaha USA 0'19.037 7 Colin Edwards Yamaha USA 0'40.721 8 Marco Melandri Honda ITA 0'47.219 9 Mika Kallio Ducati FIN 0'52.813 10 Loris Capirossi Suzuki ITA 0'52.814 11 Roger Lee Hayden Honda USA 1'14.089 12 Alex De Angelis Honda SMR 1'14.666 Best Lap Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time Casey Stoner Ducati AUS 1'21.376 Rider Standings 25/07/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha ESP 210 2. Daniel Pedrosa Honda ESP 138 3. Andrea Dovizioso Honda ITA 115 4. Casey Stoner Ducati AUS 103 5. Valentino Rossi Yamaha ITA 90 6. Nicky Hayden Ducati USA 89 7. Ben Spies Yamaha USA 77 8. Randy De Puniet Honda FRA 69 9. Marco Melandri Honda ITA 53 10. Marco Simoncelli Honda ITA 49 11. Colin Edwards Yamaha USA 48 12. Hector Barbera Ducati ESP 41 13. Loris Capirossi Suzuki ITA 36 14. Mika Kallio Ducati FIN 31 15. Aleix Espargaro Ducati ESP 28 21. Wataru Yoshikawa Yamaha JPN 1 Manufacturer Standings 25/07/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. Yamaha 215 2. Honda 175 3. Ducati 133 4. Suzuki 48
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Jorge Lorenzo - Position: 2ndTime: +3.355 "It's always difficult when a race is split like this and I think I didn't ride quite as well in the second race as I felt I had been doing in the first. Dani was very, very strong and I was on the limit trying to stay ahead. When he passed me I tried briefly to stay with him but he was much faster than me today and I was going to have to take a lot of risks to stay with him; the safest thing for me to do was finish second and take 20 points for the championship. I am happy because I never really liked this track and now I've been second here two years in a row. Now we go to Laguna and I am very excited about racing there again."
Valentino Rossi Valentino Rossi - Position: 4thTime: +5.623 "I didn't expect this! I thought it was maybe possible to make fourth or fifth place but I thought it would be very difficult. In the end I was fourth but I had a great battle with Casey and I was so close to the podium, so this is a fantastic result after missing four races. I need some more kilometres to really recover the feeling and feel completely okay with the bike again, but I think I did a great job and this was a very good comeback, better than we could wish for. I felt a bit of pain in my shoulder but more in the leg when changing direction, but at the end the battle with Casey was such fun that I didn't think about it. Unfortunately though he just got the better of me on the last corner! Thanks to all my team for helping me come back and be competitive like this, we will try to do even better in Laguna." Wilco Zeelenberg - Team Manager "I said before this weekend that we can't win them all and today Jorge rode another very sensible race to finish second and bring home 20 valuable points for the championship. It's a pity about the restart because the final third of the race is generally Jorge's strongest and with the shortened race he didn't have that bonus, but he rode a great race nonetheless and tried his best to stay with Pedrosa, who was a bit faster than us today. This hasn't been one of his best tracks in the past and he had some problems the first day so this is a good result for us all." Davide Brivio - Team Manager "In the end this race was something completely unexpected; one week ago we didn't know if we'd be able to ride here at all and then day by day our targets changed. We would have been happy whatever with a top five today but finally we were really competitive and so close to the podium. It's unbelievable and even more so because we were lapping at the same pace as the leaders. We've never been so excited by a battle for third position! It was very positive; Valentino worked so hard to be here and he made it in style, so now we will continue our plan in Laguna next weekend." Spies storms to battling eighth in Sachsenring Ben Spies continued his fantastic charge towards the top five in the MotoGP world championship standings this afternoon after a richly deserved eighth place in a restarted German MotoGP race. Facing a difficult challenge after starting in a lowly 13th position following an incident-packed qualifying session, Spies was in hot pursuit of a top eight finish when the scheduled 30-lap race was red flagged on lap ten after a three-rider incident. The race was restarted over 21-laps and Spies lost contact with the group in front of him when Mika Kallio crashed at the first corner. The 26-year-old sat in tenth position for the open ing seven laps before he managed to expertly guide his Monster Yamaha Tech 3 machine by Marco Melandri on lap nine having already disposed of Hector Barbera. At that stage Spies was over five seconds behind compatriot Nicky Hayden, but the reigning World Superbike champion was able to embark on a stunning charge in front of 98,477 fans. His lap times were only bettered by the leading quartet at one stage and Spies was able to lap over a second faster than the group contending fifth spot in front of him. By the end he'd closed to within two seconds of Hayden and Spies was delighted with his pace, confident had he not started so far down the field that he would been able to seriously threaten for a place in the top five. A difficult weekend for Colin Edwards ended in disappointing fashion. Despite numerous changes to the set-up of his Monster Yamaha YZR-M1 machine throughout the weekend, Edwards was unable to discover a setting that allowed him to push at the fast pace he is capable of. And his hopes of maintaining his proud record of scoring points in every race were ended when he crashed out of 16th position shortly before the race was red flagged. Spies and Edwards now turn their attention to the all-important American MotoGP race at Laguna Seca. It is the eagerly anticipated home race for the Texan duo and both are determined to deliver strong results for an expectant and partisan crowd. Ben Spies - Colin Edwards Ben Spies - Position: 8thTime: +20.957 "Eighth place does not reflect what happened on track today and it was quite clear that I could have been much higher. I had the misfortune in qualifying yesterday that was nobody's fault, but starting that far back h urt me today. It wasn't easy to pass Melandri because his bike accelerates really well but once I got by and could run my own race, I was really happy with how I performed. Dovizioso, Simoncelli and Nicky were five seconds clear at that point but I got to just over a second away from them. I was pretty much the fifth fastest guy on the track and I definitely had a fifth place result in me today, but I just had bad luck with the qualifying crash. But I leave with a top eight result and I'm not that far away from fourth in the championship now. Now I'm really looking forward to going home and racing at Laguna Seca. I love the circuit and I will have a lot of support and I genuinely believe I can run in the top five." Colin Edwards - Position: DNF "I got pushed around a bit at the start and lost a bit of time and I was just pushing because what I would lose on acceleration I wo uld try and catch it all up on the brakes. It was my mistake. I ran into the last corner wide and was probably a metre off line and when I tried to pull it back I lost the front. This wasn't the result I wanted going into my home race next week at Laguna Seca but I'm more motivated than ever to get back on track and recover from a pretty difficult period in the season for me. I love Laguna and the atmosphere created by the fans and rest assured I'll be aiming to get myself much closer to the front where I know I belong in front of my home crowd." Herve Poncharal - Team Manager "Ben was once again very impressive this weekend and he showed that he is an expert at learning new tracks. Unfortunately his race was dictated by his qualifying position and being so far down through no fault of his own was difficult. It was a pity because we saw that he had the pace to run in t he group battling for fifth. He was catching them a lot and as always he was very fast at the end of the race. He finished the weekend on a high note and he is really fired up for Laguna Seca next week now. It was a shame that Colin crashed in the first part of the race and unfortunately he has not been able to reach the level of performance we know he can this weekend. He's never given up and worked really hard with his crew but thankfully he wasn't hurt in the crash and I know he is incredibly motivated to perform better at Laguna Seca. The whole Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team is looking forward to Laguna Seca because the support for Ben and Colin will be incredible." Circuit Length: 3671 Temp: 21 Weather: Dry
Lap Record: 1'23.082 (Daniel Pedrosa, 01/01/2007) Fastest Lap Ever: 1'21.067 (Casey Stoner, 13/07/2008) Last Years Winner: Valentino Rossi 2010 MotoGP Germany - Sachsenring 18/07/2010 Race 1 - 21 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Daniel Pedrosa Honda ESP 28'50.476 2 Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha ESP 0'03.355 3 Casey Stoner Ducati AUS 0'05.257 4 Valentino Rossi Yamaha ITA 0'05.635 5 Andrea Dovizioso Honda ITA 0'17.158 6 Marco Simoncelli Honda ITA 0'17.757 7 Nicky Hayden Ducati USA 0'17.935 8 Ben Spies Yamaha USA 0'20.957 9 Hector Barbera Ducati ESP 0'22.000 10 Marco Melandri Honda ITA 0'35.217 11 Loris Capirossi Suzuki ITA 0'45.042 12 Alex De Angelis Honda SMR 0'45.204 Â
Rider Standings 18/07/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha ESP 185 2. Daniel Pedrosa Honda ESP 138 3. Andrea Dovizioso Honda ITA 102 4. Casey Stoner Ducati AUS 83 5. Nicky Hayden Ducati USA 78 6. Valentino Rossi Yamaha ITA 74 7. Randy De Puniet Honda FRA 69 8. Ben Spies Yamaha USA 67 9. Marco Simoncelli Honda ITA 49 10. Marco Melandri Honda ITA 45 11. Hector Barbera Ducati ESP 41 12. Colin Edwards Yamaha USA 39 13. Loris Capirossi Suzuki ITA 30 14. Aleix Espargaro Ducati ESP 28 15. Alvaro Bautista Suzuki ESP 25 20. Wataru Yoshikawa Yamaha JPN 1 Â
Manufacturer Standings 18/07/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. Yamaha 190 2. Honda 162 3. Ducati 113 4. Suzuki 42
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Massimo Meregalli, Yamaha Sterilgarda World Superbike Team Manager "We had an up and down weekend, it's been frustrating again that we've had the speed and pace to achieve great results but issues outside of our control have prevented us. Today during race one Cal didn't have the confidence to find the same speed as yesterday but still a podium was still good. Race two was a very different situation where James after a really bad start did a really great job, going from last position to fourth at the end. Cal had a problem with a defective rear tyre and he had to stop to change the tyre. He then proved that he was probably the fastest man there."
Circuit Length: 5403 Temp: 31 Weather: Very Hot
Lap Record: 1'59.291 (Cal Crutchlow, 01/01/2010) Fastest Lap Ever: 1'58.018 (Cal Crutchlow, 11/07/2010) Last Years Winner: Ben Spies 2010 WSB Czech Republic - Brno 11/07/2010 Race 1 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 40'16.037 2 Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 0'02.518 3 Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 0'04.071 4 Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 0'07.160 5 Ruben Xaus BMW ESP 0'08.602 6 Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 0'11.379 7 James Toseland Yamaha GBR 0'11.513 8 Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 0'16.487 9 Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 0'20.829 10 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'25.164 11 Tom Sykes Kawasaki GBR 0'32.602 12 Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 0'36.748 13 Broc Parkes Kawasaki AUS 0'39.183 14 Roger Lee Hayden Kawasaki USA 0'59.889 15 Matteo Baiocco Kawasaki ITA 1'05.329
Race 2 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 40'12.236 2 Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 0'04.627 3 Michel Fabrizio Ducati ITA 0'13.600 4 James Toseland Yamaha GBR 0'16.372 5 Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 0'17.530 6 Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 0'21.704 7 Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 0'23.769 8 Leon Camier Aprilia GBR 0'25.875 9 Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 0'30.374 10 Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 0'34.002 11 Lorenzo Lanzi Ducati ITA 0'34.691 12 Broc Parkes Kawasaki AUS 0'49.270 13 Roger Lee Hayden Kawasaki USA 1'03.258 14 Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 1'08.324 15 Matteo Baiocco Kawasaki ITA 1'14.256
Best Lap Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 1'59.964 Â
Rider Standings 11/07/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Max Biaggi Aprilia ITA 352 2. Leon Haslam Suzuki GBR 284 3. Jonathan Rea Honda GBR 203 4. Carlos Checa Ducati ESP 189 5. Noriyuki Haga Ducati JPN 172 6. James Toseland Yamaha GBR 160 7. Troy Corser BMW AUS 149 8. Michel Fabrizio Ducati ITA 147 9. Cal Crutchlow Yamaha GBR 138 10. Sylvain Guintoli Suzuki FRA 138 11. Leon Camier Aprilia GBR 138 12. Shane Byrne Ducati GBR 108 13. Ruben Xaus BMW ESP 64 14. Jakub Smrz Ducati CZE 61 15. Luca Scassa Ducati ITA 53 Â
Manufacturer Standings 11/07/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. Aprilia 358 2. Suzuki 305 3. Ducati 276 4. Honda 214 5. Yamaha 206 6. BMW 163 7. Kawasaki 56
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Last Years Winner: Antonio Cairoli 2010 GP of Latvia 27/06/2010 Race 1 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 38'54.633 2 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 0'12.451 3 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 0'24.131 4 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 0'33.514 5 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 0'39.071 6 Xavier Boog Kawasaki FRA 0'44.621 7 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 0'46.826 8 Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 0'48.973 9 Tanel Leok Honda EST 0'50.444 10 Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 0'54.965 11 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 0'56.368 12 Jimmy Albertson Honda USA 1'05.594 13 Anthony Boissière TM FRA 1'15.581 14 Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 1'15.767 15 Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 1'35.429 17 Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE 1'57.472 Race 2 - 20 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 39'44.581 2 Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 0'13.410 3 Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 0'25.118 4 Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 0'32.040 5 Xavier Boog Kawasaki FRA 0'37.404 6 David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 0'41.379 7 Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 0'42.842 8 Tanel Leok Honda EST 0'44.219 9 Rui Goncalves KTM POR 0'50.391 10 Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 1'09.611 11 Anthony Boissière TM FRA 1'11.865 12 Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 1'16.517 13 Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 1'18.612 14 Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 2'08.195 15 Matthias Walkner KTM AUT -1Laps 17 Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE -1Laps Rider Standings 27/06/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Antonio Cairoli KTM ITA 384 2. Clement Desalle Suzuki BEL 323 3. David Philippaerts Yamaha ITA 298 4. Steve Ramon Suzuki BEL 277 5. Maximilian Nagl KTM GER 276 6. Ken De Dycker Yamaha BEL 269 7. Xavier Boog Kawasaki FRA 248 8. Tanel Leok Honda EST 207 9. Davide Guarneri Honda ITA 189 10. Evgeny Bobryshev Honda RUS 189 11. Anthony Boissière TM FRA 134 12. Kevin Strijbos Suzuki BEL 134 13. Gareth Swanepoel Honda RSA 126 14. Joshua Coppins Aprilia NZL 120 15. Rui Goncalves KTM POR 104 21. Manuel Monni Yamaha ITA 46 25. Tom Soderstrom Yamaha SWE 31 27. Kyle Chisholm Yamaha USA 20 28. Alvaro Lozano Yamaha ESP 14 29. Grant Langston Yamaha RSA 12 31. Matteo Bonini Yamaha ITA 11 Manufacturer Standings 27/06/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 413 2. Suzuki 373 3. Yamaha 351 4. Honda 289 5. Kawasaki 275 6. TM 134 7. Aprilia 128 8. CCM 11 9. Husqvarna 4 RACE REPORT 27/06/2010 Paulin 5th at Kegums for Latvian GP Paulin in Latvia Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Team's Gautier Paulin registered a 5th position finish overall at Kegums for the Grand Prix of Latvia, attended by 17,000 spectators for the ninth outing of fifteen in the FIM Motocross World Championship. The talented Frenchman was the highest-ranked 2010 YZ250FM rider from three Yamaha machines in the top ten of the MX2-GP class. The loose terrain - almost sandy and constantly shifting and churning into new bumps and ruts - presented a hard and physical outing for the riders and although the sunshine brought high temperatures, a breeze and relatively low humidity offered some relief. Despite less than ideal starts that saw him mid-pack in both motos, Paulin marked some decent speed in the tricky conditions. He diligently rose from 15th to 7th in the first race and needed a few circulations to overtake Jake Nicholls and Joel Roelants at the beginning of the second to then lap alone in 4th. Kullas at Kegums In 7th overall for one of his best results of the season was a reinvigorated Harri Kullas who guided his Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi YZ250F to 6th and 12th; a brilliant start in the top four in the first moto helping the Finnish teenager to equal a personal best race result. Just behind him in the ranking was Christophe Charlier who rode quickly and sensibly in the wake of several crashes on Saturday. The Frenchman, and European Champion, was 10th and 9th in what was a good Grand Prix for the Italian squad new to the Grand Prix paddock in 2010. Bike it Cosworth Yamaha's Zach Osborne could not stretch his decent run of form to four consecutive podiums. The American crashed on the first corner of the first moto and damaged his silencer. He entered the pits shortly after and fitted a new exhaust but lost almost two laps and was too far adrift of the rear of the field. In the second race he built up his speed slowly and attacked Roelants on the last lap to obtain 5th place (13th overall despite the DNF). Osborne is the highest-ranked MX2 rider in the current world championship standings with 5th and trails Jeffrey Herlings by 37 points. Kullas is 10th and Charlier 12th - both riders in their rookie GP campaigns - while Paulin has dragged himself up to 13th although missed the first four events. Round ten starts the final third of the 2010 FIM MX-GP World Championship next week at Uddevalla for the Grand Prix of Sweden. Gautier Paulin, Yamaha Monster Energy Motocross Team, 5th: "My best lap-time of the second moto was 0.8 away from the leaders so I know I have the pace. I lost too much time behind Roelants and Nicholls in the second moto so the first three had gone by the time I got into fourth. The track was so difficult and technical and for my style of riding it was physically very tough because you had to be so precise. My concentration, speed and physical condition was good and normally I ride very well on this kind of track but I need to improve my starts and then I will live with the leaders for sure and be going for the podium. I have been training hard to come back to the feeling I know on the bike and I am confident. I will have some rest this week and have a play on the bike to come to Sweden determined to get good results." Harri Kullas, Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi, 7th: "I am happy about this weekend because for the last few GPs I have not had much luck. In one month I had two small concussions! In the first race I had a good start and was third in the beginning. I pushed to see what I could do and had a good battle with Roelants for fourth but he was just a bit too fast. I finished sixth by the end and that was OK for me. In the second moto I was in the top ten again but I wasn't so sharp on the first lap and dropped a few places. I worked on getting my rhythm together and overtook a few people including Simpson on the last lap. Seventh overall is a good result but the second race could have been better." Christophe Charlier, Yamaha Monster Energy Gariboldi, 8th: "I was pushed out on the first corner of the first moto and I almost crashed. I had already gone down a few times on Saturday so I wanted to be more careful but I pushed back anyway and had some pain in my back and my arm. The second race was pretty good and I felt like my speed was decent. I had to calm down a bit after Saturday and after some bad luck recently I think this was a step in the right direction." Zach Osborne, Bike it Cosworth Yamaha, 13th: "The crash was my fault. I shouldn't have been in that position and someone ran over the back of the bike and broke the pipe. I stopped in the pit thinking that I could get back out and run on the track with the leaders because when people see them coming they tend to move over and that would have helped win positions but it took a bit longer to change the pipe than we thought and it would have been impossible to get near the points. It seemed pointless to grind out a race on an already difficult track. The second moto was decent. It took me a few laps to get going because I hadn't had a chance to set my pace in the first race. After twenty minutes or so I felt quite comfortable and confident and made some passes. I was not podium material this weekend and I can accept that and go on to next weekend and try to do a bit better. Sweden is a new track but I am keen to do well there." Circuit Length: NA Crowd: 17,000 Weather: Sunny
Last Years Winner: Rui Goncalves 2010 GP of Latvia 27/06/2010 Race 1 - 21 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 40'02.269 2 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 0'00.701 3 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 0'10.349 4 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 0'32.455 5 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 0'53.511 6 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 1'08.966 7 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 1'21.629 8 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 1'42.337 9 Valentin Teillet KTM FRA 1'43.915 10 Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 1'52.417 11 Khounsith Vongsana KTM FRA 2'05.823 12 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE -1Laps 13 Jake Nicholls KTM GBR -1Laps 14 Matiss Karro Suzuki LVA -1Laps 15 Nick Triest KTM BEL -1Laps 17 Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR -1Laps Race 2 - 21 Laps Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Total Time 1 Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 39'22.107 2 Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 0'02.998 3 Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 0'05.224 4 Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 0'39.306 5 Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 0'48.873 6 Joel Roelants KTM BEL 0'50.140 7 Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 0'53.176 8 Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 1'06.550 9 Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 1'11.730 10 Jake Nicholls KTM GBR 1'21.620 11 Michael Lieb Kawasaki USA 1'33.475 12 Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 1'42.631 13 Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 1'49.386 14 Valentin Teillet KTM FRA 2'07.758 15 Matiss Karro Suzuki LVA -1Laps 17 Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR -1Laps Rider Standings 27/06/2010 Pos. Rider Manu. Nat. Points 1. Marvin Musquin KTM FRA 404 2. Ken Roczen Suzuki GER 330 3. Steven Frossard Kawasaki FRA 308 4. Jeffrey Herlings KTM NED 286 5. Zach Osborne Yamaha USA 249 6. Shaun Simpson KTM GBR 246 7. Arnaud Tonus Suzuki CHE 236 8. Joel Roelants KTM BEL 214 9. Jeremy Van Horebeek Kawasaki BEL 209 10. Harri Kullas Yamaha FIN 182 11. Jake Nicholls KTM GBR 177 12. Christophe Charlier Yamaha FRA 153 13. Gautier Paulin Yamaha FRA 132 14. Dennis Verbruggen KTM BEL 127 15. Alessandro Lupino Yamaha ITA 111 20. Mel Pocock Yamaha GBR 44 24. Loic Larrieu Yamaha FRA 25 28. Travis Baker Yamaha USA 15 32. Ceriel Klein Kromhof Yamaha NED 9 33. Max Anstie Yamaha GBR 9 34. Vince Friese Yamaha USA 8 38. Rudi Moroni Yamaha ITA 5 44. Glenn Coldenhoff Yamaha NED 2 45. Ed Allingham Yamaha GBR 2 Manufacturer Standings 27/06/2010 Pos. Manufacturer Points 1. KTM 442 2. Suzuki 347 3. Kawasaki 316 4. Yamaha 310 5. Honda 72 6. TM 18
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