Beta Carrero Results: MXGP World Championship Round 7

After the 2012 washout last year that saw the field turned on it's head with torrential conditions and a mud-bath all weekend, this year's Brazilian round could not have been more different with perfect racing conditions which saw a complete reversal in the results from last year.

MX2

As expected Jeffrey Herlings continued his dominant form in the MX2 class in 2013, winning the first MX2 race and being second in the MX2 class in the combined Superfinal.

Raptor Titanium sponsored riders had a good day with Standing Construct KTM's Glen Coldenhoff grabbing second in the MX2 race, Bike It Cosworth Monster Energy Yamaha's Mel Pocock getting fifth and Dean Ferris in seventh place.

MX2 Race 1 Results


1. Herlings, Jeffrey
2. Coldenhoff, Glenn
3. Nicholls, Jake
4. Tixier, Jordi
5. Pocock, Mel
6. Butron, Jose
7. Ferris, Dean
8. Ferrandis, Dylan
9. Tonkov, Alexander
10. Lupino, Alessandro
11. Desprey, Maxime
12. Charlier, Christophe
13. Petrov, Petar
14. Anstie, Max
15. Alberto, Paulo
16. Monticelli, Ivo
17. Decotis, James
18. Vilardi, Thales
19. Hauptli Cidade, Anderson
20. Andrade, Rodrigo
21. Lopes, Caio
22. Kriger, Nahuel
23. Assuncao , Hector
24. Danke, Felipe



MX1

The premier class was once again dominated by KTM Red Bull's Tony Cairoli returning to winning form as on race day he proved unbeatable.

The Raptor Titanium sponsored Kawasaki Racing Team had a consistent day with Gautier Paulin scoring two fourth places in the opening MX1 race and the Superfinal, while Jeremy Van Horebeek obtained a very respectable fifth and eight places on race day. Paulin now trails Cairoli by 54 points in the Championship standings going into round eight in France in three weeks time.

MX1 Race 1 Results


1. Cairoli, Antonio
2. Nagl, Maximilian
3. Desalle, Clement
4. Paulin, Gautier
5. Van Horebeek, Jeremy
6. Strijbos, Kevin
7. Philippaerts, David
8. Searle, Tommy
9. De Dycker, Ken
10. Roelants, Joel
11. Leok, Tanel
12. Bobryshev, Evgeny
13. Simpson, Shaun
14. Barragan, Jonathan
15. Balbi, Antonio
16. Chatfield, Adam
17. Lynggaard, Kasper
18. Goncalves, Rui
19. Ramos, Jean Carlo
20. Basso, Mateus
21. Pessanha, Daniel
22. Rodrigues, Joaquim
23. Guarneri, Davide



Superfinal


1. Cairoli, Antonio
2. Strijbos, Kevin
3. Desalle, Clement
4. Paulin, Gautier
5. De Dycker, Ken
6. Nagl, Maximilian
7. Goncalves, Rui
8. Van Horebeek, Jeremy
9. Searle, Tommy
10. Butron, Jose
11. Simpson, Shaun
12. Bobryshev, Evgeny
13. Herlings, Jeffrey
14. Roelants, Joel
15. Tixier, Jordi
16. Charlier, Christophe
17. Guarneri, Davide
18. Ferris, Dean
19. Anstie, Max
20. Lupino, Alessandro
21. Tonkov, Alexander
22. Chatfield, Adam
23. Ferrandis, Dylan
24. Monticelli, Ivo
25. Pocock, Mel
26. Coldenhoff, Glenn
27. Desprey, Maxime
28. Petrov, Petar
29. Barragan, Jonathan
30. Decotis, James
31. Vilardi, Thales
32. Hauptli Cidade, Anderson
33. Lynggaard, Kasper
34. Andrade, Rodrigo
35. Philippaerts, David
36. Balbi, Antonio
37. Leok, Tanel
38. Alberto, Paulo
39. Ramos, Jean Carlo
40. Nicholls, Jake

2013 British Championship MX: Milton Park, Northampton

Raptor Titanium sponsored riders sat top of the box overall in both classes once again at Round 3 of the 2013 British Motocross Championship at Milton Park at the weekend.

Elliott Banks-Browne of HM Plant KTM UK dropped just three points on the day to cement a dominant lead in the MX2 championship, while Jonathan Barragan and Tanel Leok took it to the wire as the STR KTM man just pipped the Estonian who had a mechanical failure in the final race and so got a DNF, however his two wins in races 1 and 2 meant he still managed a consistent overall fourth to keep his championship lead ahead of Kristian Whatley and Barragan.

MX2


1. Elliott Banks Browne
2. Steven Lenoir
3. Steven Clarke
4. Neville Bradshaw
5. Bryan Mackenzie
6. Graeme Irwin
7. Lewis Tombs
8. Adam Sterry
9. Jake Millward
10. Nathan Watson
11. Alan Keet
12. Ryan Houghton
13. Ben Watson
14. Jordan Booker
15. Lewis Trickett
16. Lewis Gregory
17. Jamie Skuse
18. Matt Burrows
19. Aaron Pipon
20. Luke Norris
21. Edward Allingham
22. Luke Remmer
23. Dan Thornhill
24. James Harrison
25. Mathew Bayliss

MX1


1. Jonathan Barragan
2. Kristian Whatley
3. Shane Carless
4. Tanel Leok
5. Nicolas Aubin
6. Brad Anderson
7. Scott Elderfield
8. Jamie Law
9. Gert Krestinov
10. Stuart Edmonds
11. Ashley Wilde
12. Steve Ramon
13. Jack Brunell
14. Josh Waterman
15. Ross Rutherford
16. Matthew Moffat
17. Luke Hawkins
18. Sean Mitchell
19. Tony Craig
20. Wayne Garrett
21. Ross Hill
22. Dorren Coutts
23. John May
24. Daniel Hutchinson
25. Carlton Husband
26. Gary Gibson

Raptor Titanium sponsored riders Tanel Leok (above) and Jonathan Barragan.

Agueda, Portugal Results: MXGP World Championship Round 6

Another successful result for our sponsored riders in the 2013 Motocross World Championship as Gautier Paulin took his second consecutive overall win in the MX1 Class beating world champion Antonio Cairoli on points to close the gap in the standings.

Tommy Searle of CLS Pro Circuit Monster Energy Kawasaki took another overall fifth place to stay highly competitive and consistent in his flagship MX1 campaign.

Paulin's KRT team-mate and fellow Raptor Titanium sponsored rider Jeremy Van Horebeek took an excellent overall seventh place to secure his best result of the year so far.

Raptor Titanium sponsored riders also scored 10th, 11th and 12th places overall as Rui Gongalves, Shaun Simpson and Tanel Leok all took the positions.

MX1 Overall

1. Gautier Paulin (25-22) Kaw
2. Antonio Cairoli (20-25) KTM
3. Clement Desalle (22-16) Suz
4. Ken de Dycker (14-20) KTM
5. Tommy Searle (15-18) Kaw
6. Max Nagl (18-14) Hon
7. Jeremy van Horebeek (16-15) Kaw
8. David Philippaerts (13-13) Hon
9. Kevin Strijbos (11-12) Suz
10. Rui Goncalves (12-10) KTM
11. Shaun Simpson (10-11) TM
12. Tanel Leok (8-9) Hon
13. Joel Roelants (9-7) Yam
14. Davide Guarneri (7-8) KTM
15. Augusts Justs (5-5) Hon


MX1 Point Standings (After 6 rounds)

1. Antonio Cairoli 280pts KTM
2. Gautier Paulin 242pts Kaw
3. Clement Desalle 227pts Suz
4. Ken de Dycker 217pts KTM
5. Kevin Strijbos 183pts Suz
6. Tommy Searle 180pts Kaw
7. Max Nagl 132pts Hon
8. Rui Goncalves 131pts KTM
9. David Philippaerts 112pts Hon
10. Jeremy van Horebeek 109pts Yam



In MX2 it was also a fantastic result for the Raptor Titanium sponsored Bike It Cosworth Monster Energy Yamaha team as Dean Ferris took second overall after holding off a storming charge from Jordi Tixier on the KTM Red Bull in third place.

Standing Construct KTM's Glen Coldenhoff took sixth overall and Dean Ferris's team-mate and fellow Raptor Titanium sponsored rider Mel Pocock took a solid seventh overall place to round out a fantastic weekend for the Cosworth Yamaha team.

MX2 Overall

1. Jeffrey Herlings (25-25) KTM
2. Dean Ferris (15-22) Yam
3. Jose Butron (20-15) KTM
4. Jordi Tixier (14-20) KTM
5. Christophe Charlier (18-16) Yam
6. Glenn Coldenhoff (8-18) KTM
7. Mel Pocock (13-12) Yam
8. Jake Nicholls (22-3) KTM
9. Alexander Tonkov (9-13) Hon
10. Max Anstie (12-10) Suz
11. Petar Petrov (11-8) Yam
12. Harri Kullas (10-7) Hon
13. Dylan Ferrandis (16-0) Kaw
14. Maxime Desprey (6-9) Yam
15. Alessandro Lupino (0-14) Kaw

MX2 Point Standings (after 6 rounds)

1. Jeffrey Herlings 300pts KTM
2. Jordi Tixier 219pts KTM
3. Glenn Coldenhoff 183pts KTM
4. Jose Butron 178pts KTM
5. Christophe Charlier 171pts Yam
6. Dean Ferris 152pts Yam
7. Max Anstie 150pts Suz
8. Jake Nicholls 129pts KTM
9. Alessandro Lupino 123pts Kaw
10. Mel Pocock 112pts Yam