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Un’occhiata ai nuovi contratti firmati

Prima dell’arrivo dei social media i fan dovevano aspettare le gare internazionali pre-stagionali per vedere i piloti dei Gran Premi indossare i loro nuovi colori. Quei giorni sono ormai un lontano ricordo. Alcuni piloti hanno condiviso in queste ore le loro immagini in anteprima tra le fila dei nuovi team con cui parteciperanno alla prossima stagione del Campionato del Mondo FIM di Motocross . MX Vice vi terrà aggiornati sui post social dei piloti durante la bassa stagione, rimanete quindi sintonizzati per ulteriori informazioni.
Gautier Paulin |
Gautier Paulin è stato finalmente avvistato in sella alle Yamaha del team Wilvo mentre si allenava in Francia con il compagno di squadra Arnaud Tonus. Entrambi i piloti hanno effettuato molti test. È probabile che il look della moto visto in questo video sarà differente al via del campionato: il team olandese passerà quasi sicuramente alle plastiche nere come tutte le Yamaha factory del 2019.
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Petar Petrov |
Petar Petrov è tornato in sella alle KTM dopo averle lasciate nel 2015. Dopo aver preso parte per la prima volta nel 2018 al campionato MXGP tra le fila del team Assomotor Honda, Petrov si è accasato con il Team KTM North Europe e in questo momento sta partecipando alle varie gare in spiaggia che vengono organizzate in questo periodo in Francia. Il cambio di squadra del Bulgaro è stato ampiamente discusso su MX Vice subito dopo l’annuncio.
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Shaun Simpson |
Erano già arrivate alcune immagini di Shaun Simpson accanto alla sua KTM del Team RFX, ma in questi giorni sono stati pubblicati anche alcuni video che lo vedono in azione. La squadra ha svolto alcuni test a Red Sand, in Spagna, ma ancora non è noto quali saranno i loro piani per gennaio. È stato solamente confermato che Shaun parteciperà all’internazionale di Hawkstone Park il 17 febbraio, gara che dovrebbe anche segnare il suo debutto in arancione.
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Marchetti KTM |
Il team Marchetti KTM si concentrerà sulla classe MX2 il prossimo anno con Iker Larranaga Olano e Andrea Zanotti. Al momento non ci sono clip dei piloti in azione, ma questo video apparso sui loro profili social offre un primo sguardo di come saranno le loro moto. L’ arancione la farà da padrone nel 2019 visto che, a quanto sembra, il team italiano ha perso l’appoggio di Leopard. Non sembra che un altro sponsor arriverà ad occupare il buco lasciato libero dal produttore di energy drink.
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Max Nagl |
Max Nagl ha iniziato i test per la nuova stagione con il team Sarholz KTM con cui parteciperà a tutte le gare europee del Campionato Mondiale FIM Motocross. Ci saranno alcuni cambiamenti per Nagl che, nel 2019, indosserà completi Fly e userà i caschi LS2. Nagl metterà anche la sua lunga esperienza nel mondiale al servizio di Jonathan Bengtsson che lo affiancherà nella squadra tedesca.
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JK Racing Yamaha will head into the 2024 season with a full line-up to compete in the MXGP World Championship as well as the EMX125 class with a combination of experienced riders and promising newcomers.
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Isak Gifting will lead the way as he’ll compete the whole FIM Motocross World Championship making his debut in MXGP class, alongside Gifting will be Anton Nagy with YZ bLU cRU Masterclass winner Giorgio Orlando and Manuel Iacopi.
JK Racing Yamaha, managed by Riccardo and Giuliano Boschi, is committed to success for the 2024 season.
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As we look towards the 2024 season, MX Vice and Paul Pearcy have joined forces again to deliver some quality statistics, as we’ll be running through the top 10 in each championship across 2023 (MXGP, MX2, 450, 250 – AMA Supercross, SMX and Outdoors and Australian Supercross). Here are all the riders that secured 3rd in their respective title races.
MX2
3) Simon Laengenfelder
- 1st in Timed Practice: 5; Trentino, Agueda, Lommel, Uddevalla, Afyonkarahisar
- Qualifying Race Wins: 5; Trentino, Vantaa, Afyonkarahisar, Maggiora, Matterley Basin (2nd most wins in class)
- Qualifying Race Podiums: 13; out of 16 attempts (81% podium rate in qualifying races, best percentage in class)
- Qualifying Race Laps Led: 57; (2nd best in class)
- Race Podiums: 18; 3rd most in class
- Race Wins: 8; 2nd most in class
- GP Podiums: 9; 3rd most in class
- GP Wins: 2; 1-1 at Intu Xanadu, Uddevalla
- Race Laps Led: 141; (21% of total laps, 2nd most in class)
Averages
- Timed Practice: 3.187; Best in class
- Qualifying Race Finishes: 2.875; Best in Class
- Qualifying Race First Lap Position: 3.562; Best in Class
- Qualifying Race Points: 131; Most in Class
- Race Finishes: 3.375 in Race 1(Best in Class), 3.875 in Race 2(3rd best in class)
- GP Overalls: 3.5; 2nd best in class
- Race First Lap Position: 4.968; 3rd best in class
- Race Points: 321 from Race 1(2nd most in class), 303 from Race 2(4th best in class), Total of 624
Series Points: 755
MXGP
3) Jeremy Seewer
- 1st in Timed Practice: 1; Frauenfeld
- Qualifying Race Podiums: 6; Intu Xanadu, Villars Sous Ecot, Teutschenthal, Sumbawa, Loket, Uddevalla
- Qualifying Race Laps Led: 2
- Race Podiums: 15
- Race Wins: 2; Race 1 at Villars Sous Ecot, Race 2 at Uddevalla
- GP Podiums: 7
- GP Wins: 3; Villars Sous Ecot, Uddevalla, Maggiora
- Race Laps Led: 62; (9% of total laps)
Averages
- Timed Practice: 4.421; 4th best in class
- Qualifying Race Finishes: 6.778
- Qualifying Race First Lap Position: 5.222; 4th best in class
- Qualifying Race Points: 105; 4th best in class
- Race Finishes: 6.157 in Race 1, 4.157 in Race 2(3rd best in class)
- GP Overalls: 4.684; 3rd best in class
- Race First Lap Position: 6.842
- Race Points: 310 from Race 1, 344 from Race 2, Total of 654 (3rd most in class)
Series Points: 759
250 West Coast Supercross
3) Levi Kitchen
- Heat Race Podiums: 4
- Heat Race Wins: 3; Seattle, Denver, Salt lake City
- Heat Race Laps Led: 26
- Main Event Podiums: 4; Anaheim 2, Glendale, Denver, Salt Lake City
- Main Event Win: 1; Anaheim 2
- Main Event Laps Led: 20; (11% of total laps)
Averages
- Qualifying: 5th
- Heat Race Finishes: 2.857; 3rd best in class
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 5th
- Main Event Finishes: 6.556
- Main Event First Lap Position: 7.253
Series Points: 156
250 East Supercross
3) Max Anstie
- 1st in Qualifying: 1; Houston
- Heat Race Podiums: 3; Houston, Indy, Nashville
- Heat Race Laps Led: 3
- Main Event Podiums: 4; Houston, Tampa, Daytona, East Rutherford
- Main Event Win: 1; East Rutherford
- Main Event Laps Led: 14; (8% of total laps)
Averages
- Qualifying: 4.7
- Heat Race Finishes: 4.667
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 5.333
- Main Event Finishes: 5.7; 4th best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 4.741; 2nd best in class
Series Points: 182
450 Supercross
3) Cooper Webb
- Heat Race Podiums: 7
- Heat Race Wins: 2; Seattle, Atlanta
- Heat Race Laps Led: 19
- Main Event Podiums: 9
- Main Event Wins: 2; Tampa, Arlington
- Main Event Laps Led: 17; (3% of total laps)
Averages
- Qualifying: 6.133
- Heat Race Finishes: 4.5
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 4.181
- Main Event Finishes: 2.785; 2nd best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 4.307; 3rd best in class
Series Points: 304
250 American Outdoors
3) Jo Shimoda
- Moto Podiums: 10
- Moto Wins: 3; Moto 2 at Southwick, 1-1 at Ironman
- Overall Podiums: 4; Southwick, Millville, Budds Creek, Ironman
- Overall Wins: 1; Ironman
- Moto Laps Led: 53
Averages
- Qualifying: 6.363
- Moto Finishes: 4.636 in Moto 1, 4.545 in Moto 2(2nd best in class)
- Overall Finishes: 4.454 (3rd best in class)
- Moto First Lap Position: 6.545
Series Points: 393
450 American Outdoors
3) Aaron Plessinger
- Moto Podiums: 5; Moto 1 at Hangtown, Moto 2 at Thunder Valley, Moto 2 at Washougal, Moto 2 at Budds Creek, Moto 2 at Ironman
- Overall Podiums: 3; Thunder Valley, Budds Creek, Ironman
- Moto Laps Led: 7; 3rd most in class
Averages
- Qualifying: 8th
- Moto Finishes: 4.818 in Moto 1, 3.909 in Moto 2
- Overall Finishes: 4.363; 4th best in class
- Moto First Lap Position: 5.227
Series Points: 386
250 SMX
3) RJ Hampshire
- 1st in Qualifying: 1; Chicagoland
- Moto Podium: 1; Moto 1 in LA
- Overall Podium: 1; LA
Averages
- Qualifying: 4.667; 3rd best in class
- Moto Finishes: 7.333 in Moto 1, 7.667 in Moto 2
- Overall Finishes: 7th
- Moto First Lap Position: 8.167
Series Points: 122
450 SMX
3) Chase Sexton
- 1st in Qualifying: 1; LA
- Moto Podiums: 5; Only time off of the box was moto 2 at LA
- Moto Wins: 2; 1-1 at Z Max
- Overall Podiums: 2; Z Max, Chicagoland
- Moto Laps Led: 32; (33% of total laps)
Averages
- Qualifying: 2; Best in Class
- Moto Finishes: 2nd in Moto 1(Best in Class), 8th in Moto 2
- Overall Finishes: 4.667; 3rd best in class
- Moto First Lap Position: 2.667; Best in Class
Series Points: 126
CR22 85 Cup
3) Lachlan Allen
- 1st in Timed Practice: 2; Newcastle, Melbourne
- Heat Race Wins: 3; Lachlan won all 3 heat races he contested
- Heat Race Laps Led: 13; Most in Class
- Main Event Podium: 1; Adelaide
Averages
- Qualifying: 1.333; Best in Class
- Heat Race Finishes: 1st; Best in Class
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 1.667; 2nd best in class
- Main Event Finishes: 3.667; 3rd best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 8th
Series Points: 58
Australian Supercross SX3
3) Kayd Kingsford
- Heat Race Podiums: 2; Adelaide, Newcastle
- Heat Race Win: 1; Adelaide
- Heat Race Laps Led: 4
- Main Event Podium: 1; Newcastle
- Main Event Laps Led: 10; Most in Class
Averages
- Qualifying: 3.667; 5th best in class
- Heat Race Finishes: 3.333
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 2.333; Tied for 4th best in class
- Main Event Finishes: 4.667; Tied for 4th best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 3rd; 3rd best in class
Series Points: 52
Australian Supercross SX2
3) Cole Thompson
- Heat Race Podiums: 3
- Heat Race Win: 1; Melbourne
- Heat Race Laps Led: 5; Tied for 2nd most in class
- Main Event Podiums: 2; Newcastle, Melbourne
Averages
- Qualifying: 4.667
- Heat Race Finishes: 2nd; 3rd best in class
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 1.667; 2nd best in class
- Main Event Finishes: 3.667; 2nd best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 6.556
Series Points: 85
Australian Supercross SX1
3) Josh Hill
- Heat Race Podiums: 2; Adelaide, Newcastle
- Main Event Podiums: 2; Newcastle
Averages
- Qualifying: 4th; 4th best in class
- Heat Race Finishes: 2.667; Tied for 5th best in class
- Heat Race First Lap Position: 3.333
- Main Event Finishes: 3.333; Tied for 3rd best in class
- Main Event First Lap Position: 5.444; 5th best in class
Series Points: 94
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