FIM World Motocross Race Results

Saturday, 03 September 2011 08:38

Round 14 of the FIM World Motocross Series - Germany. KTM's Kenny Roczen and Tony Cairoli can both clinch World Motocross titles in MX2 and MX1 this weekend at the Germand Grand Prix of MX. Christophe Pourcel continues his 2011 resurgence by winning today in MX1, with "TC 222" second, and Evgeny Bobryshev third. Kenny Roczen has won today's Qualifying race in MX2, with KTM teammate Jeffrey Herlings second.

Gaildorf

Could this be the weekend that KTM claims the two biggest World Motocross Championship titles? Both Kenny Roczen on his KTM 250, and Tony Cairoli on his KTM 350 can win World MX titles. If Ken wins, it will be his first World Championship. If Tony wins, it will be his fifth World Motocross championship.

The famous and historic Gaildorf circuit in Germany. And today's Qualifying highlights names like Christophe Pourcel from France, Tony Cairoli from Italy, Evgeny Bobryshev of Russia, Ken Roczen in his home country of Germany, and Jeffrey Herlings of Netherlands. See today's Qualifying results of MX1 and MX2 below.

TC 222 - Tony Cairoli - could win his fifth World Motocross title tomorrow in Germany

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MX1 Grand Prix Qualifying Results

1. Christophe Pourcel - KAW
2. Tony Cairoli - KTM
3. Evgeny Bobryshev - HON
4. Shaun Simpson - HON
5. Steven Frossard - YAM
6. Rui Goncalves - HON
7. Xavier Boog - KAW
8. Kevin Strijbos - SUZ
9. Greg Aranda - KAW
10. Davide Guarneri - KAW
11. Jon Barragan - KAW
12. C J Campano - YAM
13. Marcus Schiffer - SUZ
14. A. Boissiere - YAM
15. Tanel Leok - TM

MX2 Grand Prix Qualifying Results

1. Ken Roczen - KTM
2. Jeffrey Herlings - KTM
3. Gautier Paulin - YAM
4. Tommy Searle - KAW
5. Arnaud Tonus - YAM
6. Al Lupino - HUS
7. Jeremy van Horebeek - KTM
8. Nic Aubin - KTM
9. Michael Leib - HUS
10. Chris Charlier - YAM
11. Joel Roelants - KTM
12. Max Anstie - KAW
13. Julien Lieber - KTM
14. A J B Oliva - KTM
15. Jake Nicholls - KTM

MX1 Point Standings (after 13 rds)

1. Tony Cairoli - 554
2. Steven Frossard - 472
3. Clement Desalle - 461
4. Max Nagl - 410
5. Evgeny Bobryshev - 387
6. Rui Goncalves - 371
7. David Philippaerts - 308
8. Jon Barragan - 279
9. Xavier Boog - 272
10. Ken de Dycker - 268
11. Tanel Leok - 247
12. Steve Ramon - 229
13. Kevin Strijbos - 225
14. Shaun Simpson - 186
15. A. Boissiere - 177

MX2 Point Standings (after 13 rds)

1. Ken Roczen - 590
2. Jeffrey Herlings - 547
3. Tommy Searle - 479
4. Gautier Paulin - 425
5. Arnaud Tonus - 353
6. Max Anstie - 342
7. Zach Osborne - 295
8. Harri Kullas - 287
9. Nic Aubin - 242
10. Joel Roelants - 226
11. Chris Charlier - 203
12. Jake Nicholls - 165
13. Jordi Tixier - 171
14. Jeremy van Horebeek - 133
15. A B Oliva - 128

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Ken Roczen and Jeffrey Herlings