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Josh Coppins is a title favorite as he has been runner up for a while and he's on the blue bike that Everts had so many successes on. Team mate Marc de Reuver is an other rider who can bring some surprises as are the Suzuki duo Kevin Strijbos and Steve Ramon. How will KTM factory riders Barragan and Phillippaerts end up between all those favorites? And can Mike Brown (USA) beat the GP riders?

Check the MX1 results below to see who did what.
MX1 Results:

Race 1
1 Coppins, Joshua NZL Yamaha
2 Ramon, Steve BEL Suzuki
3 de Dycker, Ken BEL Honda
4 Strijbos, Kevin BEL Suzuki
5 Barragan, Jonathan ESP KTM
6 de Reuver, Marc NED Yamaha
7 Nagl, Maximilian GER KTM
8 Nemeth, Kornel HUN Suzuki
9 Mackenzie, Billy GBR Kawasaki
10 Noble, James GBR Honda
11 Leok, Tanel EST Kawasaki
12 Leok, Aigar EST Yamaha
13 Pourcel, Sebastien FRA Kawasaki
14 Brown, Mike USA Honda
15 Meo, Antoine FRA Honda

Race 2
1 Barragan, Jonathan ESP KTM
2 Coppins, Joshua NZL Yamaha
3 de Reuver, Marc NED Yamaha
4 Strijbos, Kevin BEL Suzuki
5 Priem, Manuel BEL TM
6 Ramon, Steve BEL Suzuki
7 de Dycker, Ken BEL Honda
8 Noble, James GBR Honda
9 Brown, Mike USA Honda
10 Nagl, Maximilian GER KTM
11 Crockard, Gordon IRL Honda
12 van Daele, Marvin BEL Honda
13 Renet, Pierre A. FRA Honda
14 Leok, Tanel EST Kawasaki
15 Vanni, Julien FRA Honda

MX 1 championship standings:
1 Coppins, J. NZL 47
2 Barragan, J. ESP 41
3 Ramon, Steve BEL 37
4 Strijbos, K. BEL 36
5 de Reuver, M. NED 35
6 de Dycker, Ken BEL 34
7 Nagl, M. GER 25
8 Noble, James GBR 24
9 Priem, Manuel BEL 19
10 Brown, Mike USA 19
11 Leok, Tanel EST 17
12 Renet, P. FRA 13
13 Nemeth, Kornel HUN 13
14 Mackenzie, B. GBR 12
15 Crockard, G. IRL 10

The MX2 is pretty open too but the top three favorites are Tyla Rattray, Christophe Pourcel and Antonio Cairoli. Tyla (KTM) had a horrific frontflip landing on Saturday and it was a surprise he lined up on Sunday after that crash. Looking back on the race Tyla is happy with two second places. Defending world champion Pourcel (Kawasaki) is recovering from an injury and it showed. You need to be in top shape to hang with these boys. A 7th in heat one and a 3rd in heat two has the Frenchman sit in 4th at this point but for sure he'll move up in the next few months.

Former MX2 World Champion Cairoli (Yamaha) is on a mission. The Italian wasted no time and won both moto's for the full pull of 50 Grand Prix points. Can he hold on to that? Garreth Swanepoel (South Africa) scored his first GP podium of his career for the Molson Kawasaki team.

Results MX2 class:

MX2 Race 1
1 Cairoli, Antonio ITA Yamaha
2 Rattray, Tyla RSA KTM
3 Swanepoel, Gareth RSA Kawasaki
4 Gundersen, Kenneth NOR Yamaha
5 Eggens, Erik NED Suzuki
6 Aubin, Nicolas FRA KTM
7 Pourcel, Christophe FRA Kawasaki
8 Schiffer, Marcus GER KTM
9 Leuret, Pascal FRA Honda
10 Searle, Tommy GBR KTM
11 Boissiere, Anthony FRA Kawasaki
12 Seistola, Matti FIN Honda
13 Boog, Xavier FRA Yamaha
14 Verbruggen, Dennis BEL Yamaha
15 Tarroux, Jeremy FRA Yamaha

MX2 Race 2
1 Cairoli, Antonio ITA Yamaha
2 Rattray, Tyla RSA KTM
3 Pourcel, Christophe FRA Kawasaki
4 Eggens, Erik NED Suzuki
5 Gundersen, Kenneth NOR Yamaha
6 Swanepoel, Gareth RSA Kawasaki
7 Schiffer, Marcus GER KTM
8 Aubin, Nicolas FRA KTM
9 Boissiere, Anthony FRA Kawasaki
10 Verbruggen, Dennis BEL Yamaha
11 Leuret, Pascal FRA Honda
12 Hamblin, Sean USA Suzuki
13 Seistola, Matti FIN Honda
14 Monni, Manuel ITA Yamaha
15 Frossard, Steven FRA Kawasaki

MX2 championship standings:
1 Cairoli, A. ITA 50
2 Rattray, Tyla RSA 44
3 Swanepoel, G. RSA 35
4 Pourcel, C. FRA 34
5 Eggens, Erik NED 34
6 Gundersen, K. NOR 34
7 Aubin, Nicolas FRA 28
8 Schiffer, M. GER 27
9 Boissiere, A. FRA 22
10 Leuret, Pascal FRA 22
11 Verbruggen, D. BEL 18
12 Seistola, M. FIN 17
13 Searle, Tommy GBR 11
14 Hamblin, Sean USA 9
15 van Horebeek, J. BEL 9

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