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The 2023 FIM Motocross World Championship is back with the MXGP of Germany this weekend. Watch the action live on June 10/11, no matter where you are in the world, via the MXGP-TV.com system. Exact timings can be found below. MX Vice will provide information on how to watch every round of the 2023 FIM Motocross World Championship before each event.
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As MXGP heads to Great Britain this weekend, statistics maestro Paul Pearcy has provided MX Vice with some incredible numbers to digest ahead of what looms as another exciting round at Matterley Basin. Enjoy.
Jeffrey Herlings
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Total Points: 135
Tim Gajser
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Total Points: 259
Romain Febvre
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Total Points: 111
Jeremy Seewer
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Total Points: 155
Glenn Coldenhoff
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Total Points: 171
Jorge Prado
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Total Points: 100
Calvin Vlaanderen
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Total Points: 35
Ben Watson
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Total Points: 39
Benoit Paturel
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Total Points: 11
Brent Van Doninck
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Total Points: 16
Pauls Jonass
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Total Points: 56
Mitch Evans
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Total Points: 38
Ruben Fernandez
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Total Points: 17
Hardi Roosiorg
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Total Points: 2
Alessandro Lupino
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Total Points: 70
Valentin Guillod
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Total Points: 62
Alvin Ostlund
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Total Points: 9
Brian Bogers
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Total Points: 47
Alberto Forato
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Total Points: 28
Maxime Renaux
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Total Points: 35
Ivo Monticelli
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Total Points: 11
Henry Jacobi
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Total Points: 45
Harri Kullas
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Total Points: 9
Tom Koch
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Total Points: 6
Jago Geerts
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Total Points: 136
Roan Van De Moosdijk
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Total Points: 86
Petr Polak
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Total Points: 9
Jan Pancar
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Total Points: 11
Mikkel Haarup
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Total Points: 79
Andrea Adamo
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Total Points: 33
Kevin Horgmo
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Total Points: 28
Thibault Benistant
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Total Points: 28
Simon Laengenfelder
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Total Points: 81
Isak Gifting
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Total Points: 33
Joel Rizzi
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Liam Everts
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*First turn crash in the qualifying race put an end to his weekend
Kay de Wolf
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Total Points: 48
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Benoit Paturel and the De Baets MX team have reached an agreement to continue their collaboration next year.
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In its first year as a team in the MXGP class, the team is going through a positive season. Paturel is eleventh in the standings of the world championship and has managed to complete ten top ten places this year. With the knowledge the team now has, they want to continue building this winter to hunt for the top ten places again next year.
In addition to Paturel, the team will work with two youth talents next year.
Danny de Baets (team owner): “The idea this year was to bring Paturel back to the level where he belongs. We have succeeded well in this and we can look back on a positive season. With the knowledge we have now, we will go into the winter and continue to work hard to be able to take another step next year. In addition to Paturel, we will also work with two youth talents, which is a very nice challenge for us to bring these riders to a higher level.”
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Kawasaki Racing Team’s Mitch Evans will unfortunately miss the final round of the FIM MXGP Motocross World Championship in the UK on 23/24 September. World championship runner-up Romain Febvre will represent KRT alone at the British GP and two weeks later at the Motocross of Nations.
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Still in pain from the wrist problems which forced him to miss the MXGP of Italy last weekend Mitch Evans will not travel to Matterley Basin as he continues to recover from the effects of this old injury. It’s a tough end-of-season for the likeable Australian rider, who put in a lot of effort earlier this season to develop the new Kawasaki alongside his teammate Romain Febvre. After missing the first four rounds of the series due to a broken thumb sustained during winter training Mitch progressed throughout the season with several top-ten results since the German GP in June but in recent weeks he felt more-and-more affected by the wrist injury and had been forced to stop training on the bike. As a result he was also forced to decline his pre-selection for the Australian team at the upcoming Motocross of Nations, an event where his teammate Romain Febvre will lead Team France.
Mitch Evans: “It’s a real shame to miss the final race of the season and my last race with the team; however it is time to take the right steps to heal correctly. I would like to thank Kawasaki and the team for their understanding and patience and for always believing in me this year. Unfortunately we weren’t able to achieve the results we both deserved, but I thoroughly enjoyed my time working with such professionals. I want to wish the team and Romain the best of luck for Matterley and the Motocross of Nations.”
Antti Pyrhönen (KRT team manager): “It’s very unfortunate that Mitch misses the last two GPs of the season, especially as he had been showing good speed on the KX450-SR recently. We did lots of testing together, and both the work-rate and our goals were high but, as we know in our sport, sometimes things don’t always go as planned. On behalf of KRT I wish Mitch a successful recovery; keep the smile and ethic high as you have done throughout our time together and special thanks for the development work you have done and the spirit you brought to our Green team.”
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