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September 14th. 11:00 p.m.

One more year of world motocross has ended up succesfully.  Tyla Rattray and David Philippaerts are the new MX2 and MX1 world champions. Parties, smiles and confetti.

But the motocross community will never be the same. Motocrossvirtual is now IN.

In this past season, Motocrossvirtual has born, and collected more than 1500 virtual teams from 51 different countries around the world.

A new way of living races raised up, and now it will be a reference for races in the future.

Congratulations to Willem from Eerbeek (Netherlands) for his global victory and to all national winners. In the next days a list with all of you will be published.

Motocrossvirtual is working hard to be ready to the Motocross of Nations, and next will be the AMA Supercross Championship. Guys, get your minds around, it’s only the beginning, and the word will never be the same.

In the next few days you’ll receive instructions to subscribe to the Motocross of Nations.

THANKS TO ALL FOR THIS GREAT SEASON

The Motocross MX1 and MX2 World Championships are in their final stage with three rounds left.

Dublin, Lierop and Faenza are last dates, and the battle for the titles willbe between Tommy Searle, Rattray, Coppins, Ramon and the italian David Philippaerts.

But… we are more interested in other classification.

With 2005 points MCracing is the first team in the classification list. The only one team from Macau made solid and consistent races to reach to the top. Not so spectacular positions on its road map, but always regular.

It gives him the provisional first position with three races to go, nineteen points above british Dresport-MX which is second, and fifty-eigh to WOODMAN RACING (Valkenswaard, Netherlands) which is the fifth team in the classification.

Only around 60 points between the six teams in the top, so, as the battle for the titles in the real life, the contention is open at Motocrossvirtual.

Good luck to all 1427 teams for the final races of the season!

A Dutch team from Oschatz is the new leader of the Motocrossvirtual series after the second and third round: Bellpuig in Catalunya, Spain and Agueda in Portugal.

Little things to say about the first, where the rain falled from Friday night and the extremely muddy track became in very special results and a cancelled second moto in the MX1 category.

So, low points at this GP, with 155 for the winner of the event, WORLD RACING from Italy.

Next was Agueda in Portugal. Great motos and spectacular victories for Cairoli and Philipaerts, whick make them world championship leaders.
Good race for Team pul’s motors with 251 points, followed by mlv racing and Triple 3 racing.

So, in the main classification, Kawa East is leader above Freedom MX from Andorra, who is getting closer step by step, point by point.

“I feel good with the KX250F-SR – I already have a great set-up with the bike – so I decided to change a little bit for this race and ride the 450 machine instead,” said Paulin. “In timed qualification I tried to cut a new line and I was riding close to the bank and I couldn’t see the tyres in the mud. There was one tyre sticking out slightly more than the others and I hit it and it high-sided me. I came down on my hand and the result is that I have fractured a small bone there. Now I need to wait three or four weeks before I can race again but I’ve worked hard this winter and my general fitness is good and the bike is good so I think I’ll be ready for Valkenswaard.”

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