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Haiden Deegan on the Motocross of Nations: “I don’t need a starting fee”
Haiden Deegan on the Motocross of Nations: “I don’t need a starting fee”
US superstar Haiden Deegan (Yamaha) is once again absent from the Motocross of Nations. Star Racing Yamaha has withdrawn from the event. As a result, Team USA will have to compete in Ernée without its strongest rider.
Following Star Racing Yamaha’s withdrawal, the AMA has announced its line-up for the Motocross of Nations in Ernée. Honda works rider Chance Hymas will make a surprise appearance in the MXGP class.
MXoN Team Italy: Young squad without Antonio Cairoli
Italy has announced its line-up for the Motocross of Nations in Ernée. Andrea Adamo (KTM), Andrea Bonacorsi and Ferruccio Zanchi (both Ducati) make up the young trio.
Swiss MXoN team: Jeremy Seewer (KTM) returns to MX2
The Swiss team for the Motocross of Nations has been finalised. Jeremy Seewer (KTM) will once again compete in the MX2 class, whilst Valentin Guillod (Yamaha) is travelling in specially from the USA.
MXoN: Norway with Tøndel and Horgmo – the Czech Republic is banking on Mikula
Kawasaki works rider Cornelius Tøndel is returning to Europe from the USA for the MXoN and will compete for Norway in the Open class. The Czech Republic is relying on Julius Mikula (KTM) in the MX2 class.
MXoN: Slovenia unveils strong national team
Last year, Slovenia achieved its best-ever result at the MXoN with a fifth-place finish, with both Tim Gajser and Jan Pancar impressing with top-three finishes.
Classic Cross of Nations Culitzsch: Good races despite the bad weather
Adverse weather conditions dominated the Classic Cross of Nations in Culitzsch, forcing the organisers to make changes to the schedule. Nevertheless, the season finale featured exciting races and proved to be a successful event.
Spain fields its A-team at the MXoN in Ernée: Prado, Fernández and Farres
Team Spain are fielding their strongest line-up for the MXoN, putting them firmly in the running for the title. Jorge Prado, Ruben Fernandez and Guillem Farres could secure Spain’s first victory.
Tom Koch (KTM): A spectacular adventure in the Congo instead of the Grand Prix
A number of World Championship riders did not line up at the Arnhem Grand Prix last weekend. The reason was an invitational race in the Congo, where entry fees and prize money were awarded.