GP of GREAT BRITAIN – MATTERLEY BASIN, 01.03.2020
FIM Motocross World Championship – MX1 / MX2
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Matterley Basin (Gran Bretagna) 25 febbraio 2020 – Con l’off-season più e gli ultimi preparativi fatti, è giunto il momento di iniziare un altro anno del FIM Motocross World Championship. Iniziamo questa stagione con l’MXGP della Gran Bretagna con il popolare circuito inglese, Matterley Basin, che ospita la gara di apertura del campionato 2020 in Europa per la prima volta dal 2012.
Negli ultimi dieci anni, il circuito di terreno duro è diventato un grande favorito tra i piloti e gli appassionati per la sua impareggiabile vista panoramica di tutto il circuito.
Negli ultimi anni la MXGP di Gran Bretagna ha ospitato alcune gare epiche, tra cui due ‘Festival di Motocross’ week-end, che ha visto un enorme line-up di giovani, donne e le classi veterani. Il circuito è stato anche sede di due Monster Energy FIM Motocross delle Nazioni eventi, tra cui il recente edizione più nel 2017, che ha visto il Team GB fare un ritorno al podio del Monster Energy FIM MXoN per la prima volta dal 1997.
Il Campionato 125cc Europeo e Campionato del Mondo femminile saranno anche unendo i piloti MXGP e MX2 a Matterley Basin. L’EMX125 di classe line-up è impressionante, con un totale di 85 piloti, iscritti per l’evento.
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Nel 2019, il MXGP della Gran Bretagna ha presentato alcune corse intense tra Red Bull KTM Factory Antonio Cairoli, di Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Gautier Paulin e del Team HRC Tim Gajser. I fan sono stati catturati per un posto in prima fila a quello che era l’inizio della battaglia Gajser vs Cairoli, che ha visto un sacco di azione in pista.
Un enorme caduta di Gajser nella gara di apertura ha dato al Campione del Mondo 9 volte il sopravvento in termini di punti, che gli permette di aggiudicarsi la generale e la sua 5 ° vittoria GP di Matterley Basin dal 2011. Gajser è arrivato secondo con solo altri due punti eseguire, con Paulin riempiendo il terzo gradino del podio.
C’è stato un totale di 5 diversi MXGP (precedentemente conosciuti come MX1) vincitori sul circuito, tra cui artisti del calibro di Stefan Everts (2006), Antonio Cairoli (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 e 2019), Clement Desalle (2013), Tim Gajser (2016) e Jeffrey Herlings (2018).
Entrando nel fine settimana come il campione in carica, Gajser, sarà alla ricerca di un forte inizio di stagione. Con un programma che ha funzionato bene per lui la scorsa stagione, insieme a una preparazione invernale solida, lo sloveno è uno dei preferiti in alto per essere davanti. E ha avuto vittorie sul circuito, con la sua prima vittoria a Matterley Basin risalente ai suoi giorni giovanili, quando ha corso nel campionato EMX125 nel 2012, che ha vinto lo stesso anno.
Antonio Cairoli si schiererà a Matterley Basin con la possibilità di un titolo mondiale 10° nella sua mente, lui fa il suo ritorno dopo una stagione sfortunata nel 2019. Dopo aver preso il tempo per recuperare completamente, possiamo aspettarci di vedere la 9-time campione del mondo tornare a vincere, e forse si aggiungerà un altra vittoria a Matterley Basin al suo scorecard.
Naturalmente, Cairoli non sarà l’unico che sfiderà Gajser per la complessiva vittoria GP di Gran Bretagna, come compagni di Red Bull KTM Factory rider, Jeffrey Herlings, sarà a fare il suo grande ritorno al FIM Motocross World Championship.
Mentre Gajser, Cairoli e Herlings possono essere tra i primi tre, ci dirigiamo in un round nuovo, la verità è la classe MXGP è completamente piena con i piloti di talento che sono tutti più che in grado di sfidare i tre campioni del mondo.
Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Jeremy Seewer, che ha chiuso il campionato 2019 MXGP al secondo posto con compagni di squadra Gautier Paulin e Arnaud Tonus sono tra i top rider che possono brillare in Gran Bretagna. Quest’anno l’intera Monster Energy Yamaha Squad guarda in una buona forma.
Inoltre, il Team HRC ‘s nuova recluta e MXGP rookie Mitch Evans, insieme a Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory, Arminas Jasikonis e Pauls Jonass, sono piloti che hanno colpito durante l’off-season, con i tre di loro più che in grado di miscelare la gara con i veterani MXGP. Inoltre Jonass ha vinto in Matterley Basin due volte prima, nel 2013, quando correva nella classe EMX125 e nel 2018 in MX2, anno in cui fu incoronato campione del mondo.
Monster Energy Kawasaki Clement Desalle e Romain Febvre saranno alla ricerca di un buon inizio di stagione, come entrambi i piloti fanno il loro ritorno da infortuni. Febvre inizierà la sua stagione come la più recente aggiunta alla squadra Kawasaki e sarà anche il debutto del suo numero di gara nuovo di zecca, #3.
Standing Construct GasGas MXGP di, Glenn Coldenhoff e Ivo Monticelli sono due piloti che staranno dietro il cancello con le loro GasGas nuove di zecca come il produttore fa il suo debutto MXGP. Coldenhoff un vincitore in passato in Gran Bretagna (2013 in MX2).
Piloti inglesi, Shaun Simpson e Adam Sterry saranno più che pronti per il loro GP di casa, e con i loro fan locali dalla loro parte, è possibile che abbiamo potuto vedere gli inglesi mescolarsi fino all’estremità superiore del campo.
E ‘difficile scegliere un vincitore, come la line-up di questa stagione è altamente competitivo, con un gran numero di ottimi piloti. E l’aggiunta di quel campo è una nuova classe di rookie. Campione del Mondo MX2, Jorge Prado è uno grandi nomi che vedremo sulla linea di partenza in MXGP, insieme ad altri rookies MXGP, Calvin Vlaanderen e Thomas Covington di Gebben Van Venrooy Racing e Henry Jacobi di SM Azione MC Migliori.
2019 MXGP di Gran Bretagna Top 3:
- Antonio Cairoli
- Tim Gajser
- Gautier Paulin
Mentre le cose sono sicure di essere eccitanti nella MXGP, la classe MX2 è garantita per mettere in mostra qualche azione ia Matterley Basin. Con il campione del mondo 2019 MX2, Jorge Prado che fa il passaggio a MXGP questo lascia la porta aperta per i nuovi talenti ad aprire la strada e un pilota che ci si può aspettare per farlo è il pilota Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory, Thomas Kjer Olsen.
Anche se il danese non è l’unico che preferisce il round, con i piloti di Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MX2, Jago Geerts e Ben Watson cercano la sfida per il titolo in questa stagione. Possiamo aspettarci di vedere Watson con l’obiettivo per il podio nel Gran Premio di Gran Bretagna, in quanto egli sarà in grado di mettere la sua migliore prestazione di fronte al suo pubblico di casa. con il Collega britannico, Hitachi KTM da Milwaukee pilota Conrad Mewse cercando di impressionare il suo pubblico di casa.
I piloti Red Bull KTM Factory, Tom Vialle e nuova recluta René Hofer, sono anche forti contendenti per la vittoria. Vialle con la sua stagione da rookie dietro di lui, ci si può aspettare di essere al fronte, ancora una volta. Ha piazzato al terzo posto assoluto al MXGP di Gran Bretagna lo scorso anno, pur essendo il nuovo ragazzo ha trovato in fretta i suoi piedi ed è stato in grado di lottare per il podio in molte occasioni, e se il suo nuovo compagno di squadra segue le sue orme, abbiamo potuto vedere un altro KTM che ha dominato il podio dandoci flashback di quando Prado e Jonass hanno combattuto nella classe.
New Kids on the Block, di F&H corsa Roan Van de Moosdijk e Mikkel Haarup faranno il loro esordio stagionale in MX2 e sono anche tra il gruppo dei forti contendenti per il podio in Matterley Basin. L’anno scorso Van de Moosdijk, è stato il terzo sul podio nella classe EMX250 e anche finito la stagione come il 2019 Campione del gruppo.
Il terzo F&H Racing Team Mathys Boisrame si schiererà in Gran Bretagna con la speranza di migliorare al suo 9° posto finale nella classifica 2019 del Campionato del Mondo MX2 e avrà lo scopo per un buon risultato per la sua campagna 2020.
Nel frattempo, Jeremy Sydow e Simon Laegenfelder debutteranno con le nuove GasGas factory Juniors e spera di mettere le loro GasGas in alto nelle classifiche.
2019 MXGP di Gran Bretagna Top 3:
- Thomas Kjer Olsen
- Henry Jacobi
- Tom Vialle
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TIMETABLE (ORARI ITALIANI)
UPDATE 29/02/2020
Italy Version: 29.02.2020
12:50 Start gate demonstration
13:00 EMX125 Free/Qualifying practice 10+15 mins Start test session 5 mins
13:40 EMX125 Free/Qualifying practice 10+15 mins Start test session 5 mins
14:20 WMX Free/Qualifying practice 10+15 mins Start test session 5 mins
15:00 MX2 Free/Time practice 10+20 mins Start test session 5 mins
15:45 MXGP Free/Time practice 10+20 mins Start test session 5 mins
16:35 EMX125 Motorcycles in waiting zone – sighting lap
16:45 Race 1 25 mins + 2 laps
17:25 WMX Motorcycles in waiting zone – sighting lap
17:35 Race 1 20 mins + 2 laps
18:15 Meeting of the Race Direction / Event Management
SATURDAY (Delayed): 08:50 WMX Free Practice, 09:15 EMX125 Group 1 Free Practice, 09:40 EMX125 Group 2 Free Practice, 10:05 WMX Qualifying Practice, 10:50 MX2 Free Practice, 11:20 MXGP Free Practice, 12:10 EMX125 Qualifying Practice, 12:45 EMX125 Qualifying Practice, 13:25 MX2 Time Practice, 14:00 MXGP Time Practice, 14:45 WMX Race 1, 15:30 EMX125 Race 1, 16:25 MX2 Qualifying Race, 17:10 MXGP Qualifying Race.
SUNDAY: 09:25 WMX Race 2, 10:25 MX Warm-up, 10:45 MXGP Warm-up, 11:30 EMX125 Race 2, 13:15 MX2 Race 1, 14:15 MXGP Race 1, 16:10 MX2 Race 2, 17:10 MXGP Race 2.
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MXGP OF GREAT BRITAIN
- 12:00 – Free Content
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- 15:25 – LIVE EMX 125 Race 1
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2020 MXGP kick-starts in Matterley Basin with the MXGP of Great Britain!
MATTERLEY BASIN (Great Britain) 25 February 2020 – With the off-season over and the final preparations done, the time has come to begin another year of the FIM Motocross World Championship. We begin this season with the MXGP of Great Britain as the popular British circuit, Matterley Basin, hosts the opening round of the 2020 championship in Europe for the very first time since 2012.
The fast-flowing track based in the south of England has become a staple of the MXGP racing calendar, hosting more Grand Prix’s than any other British venue in the last 30 years. The first FIM Motocross World Championship event was held at Matterley Basin in 2006, with the legendary Stefan Everts winning in the MX1 class, now known as MXGP, meanwhile David Philippaerts was victorious in MX2.
In the last decade, the hard-pack circuit has become a big favourite among riders and fans for its unrivalled panoramic views of the entire circuit and the awesome track design.
Over the past years the MXGP of Great Britain has hosted some epic races, including two ‘Festival of Motocross’ weekends, that saw a huge line-up of youth, women’s and veteran classes. The circuit has also been home to two Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations events, including the most recent edition in 2017, that saw Team GB make a return to the Monster Energy FIM MXoN podium for the first time since 1997.
The European 125cc Championship and the Women’s World Championship will also be joining the MXGP and MX2 riders at Matterley Basin. The EMX125 Presented by FMF Racing class line-up is impressive, with a total of 85 riders, entered for the event.
Looking for a good start this season will be Liam Everts, who after finishing 8th in the Championship in 2019 will be keen on improve upon his previous result and challenge for the title. Meanwhile, Marchetti Racing Team’s Valerio Lata will be hoping for a strong debut in the 125cc series, following his move up from the junior 85cc class after being crowned the 2019 EMX85 Junior World Champion. Local riders, Eddie Jay Wade and Joel Rizzi will also line-up in the competitive youth class and will be fighting for top results in front of their home fans.
Meanwhile, in the Women’s World Championship, Courtney Duncan will be hoping to defend her title from Larissa Papenmeier, Nancy Van de Ven and Amadine Verstappen. She will also have to look out for the returning 6-time WMX World Champion, Kiara Fontanesi, who will be looking to add another title to her name and make things interesting in the series.
In 2019, the MXGP of Great Britain presented some intense racing between Red Bull KTM Factory’s Antonio Cairoli, Monster Energy Yamaha Factory’s Gautier Paulin and Team HRC’s Tim Gajser. Fans were treated to a front row seat to what was the beginning of the Gajser v Cairoli battle, that saw plenty of action out on track.
Gajser’s huge crash in the opening race gave the 9-time World Champion the upper hand in terms of points, allowing him to clinch the overall that weekend and his 5th GP victory at Matterley Basin since 2011. Gajser finished second just a further two points back, with Paulin filling the third step of the podium.
There has been a total of 5 different MXGP (previously known as MX1) winners at the circuit, including the likes of Stefan Everts (2006), Antonio Cairoli (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2019), Clement Desalle (2013), Tim Gajser (2016) and Jeffrey Herlings (2018).
Coming into the weekend as the defending champion, Gajser, will be looking for a strong start to the season. With a programme that worked well for him last season, along with a solid winter prep, the Slovenian is a top favourite to be out front leading the rest of the field. And he’s had practice winning at the circuit, with his first victory at Matterley Basin dating back to his youth days, when he raced in the EMX125 championship in 2012 which he won the very same year.
Antonio Cairoli will line-up at Matterley Basin with the possibility of a 10th world title on his mind as he makes his return following an unlucky season in 2019. Having taken the time to fully recover, we can expect to see the 9-time world champion back to winning ways, and maybe he will add another win at Matterley Basin to his scorecard.
Of course, Cairoli will not be the only one that will challenge Gajser for the overall British GP victory, as fellow Red Bull KTM Factory rider, Jeffrey Herlings, will also be making his big return to the FIM Motocross World Championship.
Herlings, often referred to as ‘The Bullet’, has had a tough few seasons that have been overshadowed by complicated injuries, but back on form for 2020, he is one rider we can rely on to be a serious contender when it comes to winning races. He has a won a total of 3 times in Great Britain, with two of those victories from his MX2 days in 2014 and 2016.
While Gajser, Cairoli and Herlings may be the top three most talked about riders as we head into round one, the truth is the MXGP class is fully stacked with talented riders who are all more than capable of challenging the three world champions.
Monster Energy Yamaha Factory’s Jeremy Seewer, who ended the 2019 MXGP Championship in second with fellow team-mates Gautier Paulin and Arnaud Tonus are among the top riders who can shine in Great Britain. This year the entire Monster Energy Yamaha Squad look in a good shape to shine.
Also, Team HRC’s newest recruit and MXGP rookie Mitch Evans, along with Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing’s, Arminas Jasikonis and Pauls Jonass, are riders that have impressed during the off-season, with the three of them more than capable of mixing it up with the MXGP veterans. Plus Jonass has won in Matterley Basin twice before, in 2013 when he was racing in the EMX125 class and in 2018 in MX2, the year he was crowned world champion.
Monster Energy Kawasaki’s Clement Desalle and Romain Febvre will also be looking for a good start to the season, as both riders make their return from injuries. Febvre will begin his season as the newest addition to the Kawasaki squad and will also debut his brand-new race number, #3.
Desalle missed half of last season following a crash in Russia but has been working hard on his recovery and could be another rider that we will see at the top end of the field. Having previously won at Matterley Basin in 2013, the Belgian knows what it takes to win on the hard-pack circuit.
Standing Construct GasGas MXGP’s, Glenn Coldenhoff and Ivo Monticelli are two riders who will stand behind the gate with their brand-new GasGas machines as the manufacturer makes its MXGP debut. Coldenhoff a past winner in Britain (2013 in MX2) and coming off the back of one of his most successful seasons where he secured 3 Grand Prix wins and of course the Chamberlain Trophy at the Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations in Assen, could also be a real threat for the podium chase.
British riders, Shaun Simpson and Adam Sterry will be more than ready for their home GP, and with their local fans on their side, it is possible that we could see the Brits mixing it up at the top end of the field.
It is difficult to pick one winner, as the line-up this season is highly competitive, with a large number of really good riders. And adding to that field is a new class of rookies. MX2 World Champion, Jorge Prado is one big names that we will see on the start-line in MXGP, along with other MXGP rookies, Calvin Vlaanderen and Thomas Covington of Gebben Van Venrooy Racing and Henry Jacobi of SM Action MC Migliori.
2019 MXGP of Great Britain Top 3:
- Antonio Cairoli
- Tim Gajser
- Gautier Paulin
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Main Photo: MXGP Start – MXGP of Great Britain 2019
Bottom Photos: 1. Tim Gajser & Antonio Cairoli; 2. Jeremy Seewer
While things are sure to be exciting in MXGP, the MX2 class is guaranteed to showcase some action in Matterley Basin too. With the 2019 MX2 World Champion, Jorge Prado making the move to MXGP this leaves the door open for new talent to lead the way and one rider who we can expect to do so is Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory rider, Thomas Kjer Olsen.
Olsen has been one of the main protagonists of the MX2 title for the last few years and in 2019, he secured his first Grand Prix victory of the year in none other than Matterley Basin. He won both races and with that took the overall and the championship leaders red plate. Back for more in 2020, he will be determined to not let the title slip again.
Though the Dane is not the only fan favourite heading into round one, with Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MX2 riders, Jago Geerts and Ben Watson looking to challenge for the title this season. We can expect to see Watson aim for the podium at the British Grand Prix, as he will be able to put on his best performance in front of his home crowd. Fellow Brit, Hitachi KTM fuelled by Milwaukee rider Conrad Mewse will also be looking to impress at his home round.
Red Bull KTM Factory riders, Tom Vialle and newest recruit Rene Hofer, are also strong contenders for the win. Vialle with his rookie season behind him, can be expected to be at the front once again. He placed third overall at the MXGP of Great Britain last year, despite being the new kid he quickly found his feet and was able to challenge for podiums on many occasions, and if his new team-mate follows in his footsteps, we could see another KTM dominated podium giving us flashbacks of when Prado and Jonass battled in the class.
New kids on the block, F&H Racing’s Roan Van de Moosdijk and Mikkel Haarup will be making their season debut in MX2 and are also among the group of strong contenders for the podium in Matterley Basin. Last year Van de Moosdijk, was third on the podium in the EMX250 class and also finished the season as the 2019 Champion of the group.
The third F&H Racing rider Mathys Boisrame will line-up in Britain with the hope of improving upon his 9th place finishing in the 2019 MX2 World Championship standings and will aim for a top result to his 2020 campaign.
During the MXGP of Great Britain Livia Lancelot will also unveil her brand-new Honda 114 Motorsports squad with MX2 riders, Nathan Crawford and Bailey Malkiewicz who will make their debut in the FIM Motocross World Championship as they line-up at Matterley Basin for the first race of the season.
Meanwhile, Jeremy Sydow and Simon Laegenfelder will debut for the new GasGas Factory Juniors and will be hoping to place their GasGas machines high in the charts.
2019 MXGP of Great Britain Top 3:
- Thomas Kjer Olsen
- Henry Jacobi
- Tom Vialle
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Main Photo: MX2 Start – MXGP of Great Britain 2019
Bottom Photos: 1. Thomas Kjer Olsen & Jago Geerts; 2. Ben Watson
The 2020 MXGP season is set to be one of the most competitive seasons in the history of the Motocross World Championship, with a field of riders that are all considered strong candidates for the title as well as new faces emerging from the youth divisions, the challenge for the MXGP and MX2 championships has never been so close.
TIMETABLE in Local Time (GMT/UTC)
SATURDAY: 07:50 WMX Free Practice, 08:15 EMX125 Group 1 Free Practice, 08:40 EMX125 Group 2 Free Practice, 09:05 WMX Qualifying Practice, 09:50 MX2 Free Practice, 10:20 MXGP Free Practice, 11:10 EMX125 Qualifying Practice, 11:45 EMX125 Qualifying Practice, 12:25 MX2 Time Practice, 13:00 MXGP Time Practice, 13:45 WMX Race 1, 14:30 EMX125 Race 1, 15:25 MX2 Qualifying Race, 16:10 MXGP Qualifying Race.
SUNDAY: 08:25 WMX Race 2, 09:25 MX Warm-up, 09:45 MXGP Warm-up, 10:30 EMX125 Race 2, 12:15 MX2 Race 1, 13:15 MXGP Race 1, 15:10 MX2 Race 2, 16:10 MXGP Race 2.
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