MOTOCROSS DES NATIONS RESULTS: WE LOST!

On Sep 29, 2014 Last updated Sep 30, 2014

2014 Motocross des Nations

Kegums, Latvia

Race 1: 450 & 250 Class Combined

1. Gautier Paulin…France

2. Ryan Dungey…USA

3. Max Nagl…Germany

4. Jeremy Van Horebeek…Belgium

5. Aleksandr Tonkov…Russia

6. Filip Bengtsson…Sweden

7. Glenn Coldenhoff…Netherlands

8. Tommy Searle…Great Britain

9. Dylan Ferrandis…France

10. Davide Guarneri…Italy

Notables: 11. Jeremy Martin (USA), 13. Shaun Simpson (Great Britain), 14. Chad Reed (Australia), 29. Ben Lamay (Puerto Rico), 32. Alex Martin, 40. Tony Cairoli (Italy)

Race 2: 250 & Open Class Combined

1. Kevin Strijbos…Belgium

2. Steven Frossard…France

3. Dean Wilson…Great Britain

4. Tommy Searle…Great Britain

5. Fredrik Noren…Sweden

6. Eli Tomac…USA

7. Tanel Leok…Estonia

8. Glenn Coldenhoff…Netherlands

9. Dylan Ferrandis…France

10. Marc de Reuver…Netherlands

Notables: 13. Jeremy Martin (USA), 15. Matt Moss (Australia), 16. Arnaud Tonus (Switzerland), 19. Tony Cairoli (Italy), 22. Alex Martin (Puerto Rico)

Race 3: 450 & Open Class Combined

1. Gautier Paulin…France

2. Jeremy Van Horebeek..Belgium

3. Eli Tomac…USA

4. Steven Frossard…France

5. Dean Wilson…Great Britain

6. Aleksandr Tonkov…Russia

7. Tanel Leok…Estonia

8. Arnaud Tonus…Switzerland

9. Kevin Strijbos…Belgium

10. Rui Goncalves…Portugal

Notables: 11. Ryan Dungey (USA), 12. Max Nagl (Germany), 17. Fredrik Noren (Sweden), 33. Shaun Simpson (Great Britain), 36. Matt Moss (Australia), 38. Chad Reed (Australia)

Overall Results:

1. France (Gautier Paulin, Steven Frossard, Dylan Ferrandis) – 17 points

2. Belgium (Kevin Strijbos, Jeremy Van Horebeek, Julien Lieber) – 27 points

3. USA (Ryan Dungey, Jeremy Martin, Eli Tomac) – 33 points*

* USA beat Great Britain based on Ryan Dungey’s second place finish, which was the best score in the tiebreaker (Great Britain’s best finish was third)

4. Great Britain (Dean Wilson, Tommy Searle, Shaun Simpson) – 33 points

5. Germany (Max Nagl, Dennis Ullrich, Henry Jacobi) – 72 points

6. Italy (Davide Guarneri, David Philippaerts, Tony Cairoli) – 73 points

7. Switzerland (Arnaud Tonus, Valentin Guillod, Jeremy Seewer) – 74 points

8. Russia (Aleksandr Tonkov, Vsevolod Brylyakov, Evgeny Mikhailov) – 75 points

9. Estonia (Tanel Leok, Gert Krestinov, Harri Kullas) – 77 points

10. The Netherlands (Glenn Coldenhoff, Marc de Reuver, Kromhof Klein) – 80 points