The 2009 Motocross des Nations took place after the 2009 FIM Motocross World Championship season, on October 4, 2009 in Franciacorta, Italy.
All entries taken from the official MX Nations site. [1]
Country | Nr | Rider | Class | Motorcycle | Team manager | |
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1 | United States | 1 | Ryan Dungey | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Roger de Coster |
2 | Jake Weimer | MX2 | Kawasaki 250 | |||
3 | Ivan Tedesco | OPEN | Honda 450 | |||
2 | France | 4 | Steven Frossard | MX1 | Kawasaki 450 | Olivier Robert |
5 | Marvin Musquin | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
6 | Gautier Paulin | OPEN | Kawasaki 450 | |||
3 | Belgium | 7 | Clément Desalle | MX1 | Honda 450 | Joël Smets |
8 | Joël Roelants | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
9 | Steve Ramon | OPEN | Suzuki 450 | |||
4 | Great Britain | 10 | Billy MacKenzie | MX1 | Honda 450 | TBA |
11 | Tommy Searle | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
12 | Shaun Simpson | OPEN | KTM 450 | |||
5 | Italy | 13 | Antonio Cairoli | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Andrea Bartolini |
14 | Davide Guarneri | MX2 | Yamaha 250 | |||
15 | David Philippaerts | OPEN | Yamaha 450 | |||
6 | Australia | 16 | Chad Reed | MX1 | Suzuki | Gary Benn |
17 | Brett Metcalfe | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
18 | Michael Byrne | OPEN | Suzuki 450 | |||
7 | Spain | 19 | Jonathan Barragan | MX1 | KTM 450 | Josep Alonso |
20 | Christian Oliva | MX2 | Yamaha 250 | |||
21 | Carlos Campano Jiminez | OPEN | Yamaha 450 | |||
8 | New Zealand | 22 | Joshua Coppins | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Michael Mcleod |
23 | Michael Phillips | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
24 | Scott Columb | OPEN | Suzuki 450 | |||
9 | Switzerland | 25 | Julien Bill | MX1 | Aprilia 450 | Marc Ristori |
26 | Arnaud Tonus | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
27 | Grégory Wicht | OPEN | Honda 450 | |||
10 | Germany | 28 | Daniel Siegl | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Olaf Noack |
29 | Ken Roczen | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
30 | Maximilian Nagl | OPEN | KTM 450 | |||
11 | Finland | 31 | Antti Pyrhönen | MX1 | Honda 450 | Jussi-Pekka Vehvilainen |
32 | Harri Kullas | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
33 | Eero Remes | OPEN | KTM 250 | |||
12 | Estonia | 34 | Aigar Leok | MX1 | TM 450 | Mart Lajal |
35 | Gert Krestinov | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
36 | Tanel Leok | OPEN | Yamaha 450 | |||
13 | Canada | 37 | Tyler Medaglia | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Carl Bastedo |
38 | Dean Wilson | MX2 | Kawasaki 250 | |||
39 | Mitchell Cooke | OPEN | Kawasaki 450 | |||
14 | Brazil | 40 | Wellington Garcia | MX1 | Honda 450 | Wilson Yasuda |
41 | Swian Zanoni | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
42 | António Balbi Junior | OPEN | Honda 450 | |||
15 | South Africa | 43 | Gareth Swanepoel | MX1 | Kawasaki 450 | TBA |
44 | Tyla Rattray | MX2 | Kawasaki 250 | |||
45 | Neville Bradshaw | OPEN | Honda 450 | |||
16 | Latvia | 46 | Ivo Šteinbergs | MX1 | Honda 450 | Jānis Vilders |
47 | Matīss Karro | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
48 | Lauris Freibergs | OPEN | Yamaha 450 | |||
17 | Netherlands | 52 | Mike Kras | MX1 | KTM 450 | Leon Giesbers |
53 | Jeffrey Herlings | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
54 | Herjan Brakke | OPEN | Honda 250 | |||
18 | Puerto Rico | 55 | Gino Aponte | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Gabriel Catala |
56 | Benjamin Evans | MX2 | Yamaha 250 | |||
57 | Juan Font | OPEN | Yamaha 250 | |||
19 | Denmark | 58 | Nicolai Hansen | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Brian Kjær Jørgensen |
59 | Nikolaj Larsen | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
60 | Kasper Jensen | OPEN | Honda 250 | |||
20 | Ireland | 61 | Gordon Crockard | MX1 | Honda 450 | Stephen Russel |
62 | Martin Barr | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
63 | Graeme Irwin | OPEN | KTM 250 | |||
21 | Russia | 64 | Evgeny Bobryshev | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Gennady Yargin |
65 | Alexander Tonkov | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
66 | Dmitry Parshin | OPEN | Yamaha 450 | |||
22 | Sweden | 67 | Andreas Hultman | MX1 | Honda 450 | Patrik Olsson |
68 | Filip Thuresson | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
69 | Tom Söderström | OPEN | Kawasaki 450 | |||
23 | Portugal | 70 | Luís Correia | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Pedro Castro |
71 | Ruí Gonçalves | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
72 | Hugo Basuala | OPEN | Suzuki 450 | |||
24 | Czech Republic | 73 | Martin Michek | MX1 | TM 450 | Jan Froňek |
74 | Petř Šmitka | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
75 | Filip Neugebauer | OPEN | Kawasaki 450 | |||
25 | Slovenia | 76 | Matevz Irt | MX1 | Honda 450 | Roman Jelen |
77 | Klemen Gerčar | MX2 | Yamaha 250 | |||
78 | Jernej Irt | OPEN | Husqvarna 250 | |||
26 | Norway | 79 | Jan Olav Lunewski | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Stian Orneberg |
80 | Remi Nyegård | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
81 | Even Heibye | OPEN | Honda 250 | |||
27 | Slovakia | 85 | Martin Kohut | MX1 | KTM 450 | Daniel Hirtel |
86 | Jozef Kulhavy | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
87 | Tomáš Bučenec | OPEN | KTM 450 | |||
28 | Iceland | 88 | Aron Ómarsson | MX1 | Kawasaki 450 | Stefan Gunnarsson |
89 | Viktor Gudbergsson | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
90 | Gunnlaugur Karlsson | OPEN | KTM 505 | |||
29 | Mongolia | 94 | Khadbaatar Temuujin | MX1 | Suzuki 450 | Dashdondog Ochirsukh |
95 | Broenebileg Khaliunbold | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
96 | Boldbaataar Ganod | OPEN | Suzuki 250 | |||
30 | Austria | 101 | Günter Schmidinger | MX1 | Honda 450 | Mario Mittermaier |
102 | Peter Reitbauer | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
103 | Michael Staufer | OPEN | KTM 450 | |||
31 | Cyprus | 104 | Savva Savvas | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Antonis Siaptanis |
105 | Alexandros Nikolettis | MX2 | Kawasaki 250 | |||
106 | Zanetos Koumasis | OPEN | Honda 450 | |||
32 | Croatia | 113 | Nenad Šipek | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Ivan Lafter |
114 | Marko Leljak | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
115 | Danijel Božić | OPEN | KTM 480 | |||
33 | Thailand | 116 | Thanarat Penjan | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Jan Postema |
117 | Samart Tumasing | MX2 | Honda 250 | |||
118 | Wattana Kanlaya | OPEN | Suzuki 450 | |||
34 | Hungary | 119 | János Borka | MX1 | Kawasaki 450 | Ferenc Déczi |
120 | Balázs Déczi | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
121 | Bence Szvodoba | OPEN | KTM 450 | |||
35 | Greece | 122 | Panagiotis Kouzis | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Catherine Welch |
123 | George Iliopoulos | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
124 | Athanasios Avgeris | OPEN | KTM 250 | |||
36 | Ukraine 1 | 125 | Sergiy Onypchenko | MX1 | Honda 450 | Sergiy Paschinskiy |
126 | Roman Morozov | MX2 | KTM 250 | |||
127 | Mykola Paschynskyi | OPEN | KTM 505 | |||
37 | Lithuania | 128 | Raimund Machrov | MX1 | Yamaha 450 | Saulius Stankus |
129 | Nerijus Rukštela | MX2 | Suzuki 250 | |||
130 | Radoslav Baranovskij | OPEN | Yamaha 450 |
Note 1 : Ukraine did not participate.
Pos | Country | Points |
---|---|---|
1 | Italy | 2 |
2 | France | 3 |
3 | Belgium | 5 |
4 | United Kingdom | 6 |
5 | Australia | 7 |
6 | United States | 10 |
7 | South Africa | 11 |
8 | New Zealand | 15 |
9 | Spain | 16 |
10 | Estonia | 17 |
11 | Germany | 19 |
12 | Portugal | 20 |
13 | Switzerland | 24 |
14 | Finland | 25 |
15 | Netherlands | 25 |
16 | Sweden | 29 |
17 | Latvia | 29 |
18 | Denmark | 30 |
19 | Brazil | 30 |
Pos | Country | Points |
---|---|---|
20 | Canada | 31 |
21 | Ireland | 32 |
22 | Russia | 32 |
23 | Slovenia | 40 |
24 | Slovakia | 40 |
25 | Austria | 41 |
26 | Puerto Rico | 45 |
27 | Norway | 49 |
28 | Czech Republic | 50 |
29 | Hungary | 53 |
30 | Croatia | 54 |
31 | Iceland | 56 |
32 | Greece | 60 |
Pos | Country | Points |
---|---|---|
33 | Mongolia | 62 |
34 | Thailand | 63 |
35 | Lithuania | 65 |
36 | Cyprus | 70 |
Pos | Country | Points |
---|---|---|
1 | Ireland 1 | 11 |
2 | Czech Republic | 14 |
3 | Russia | 16 |
4 | Austria | 19 |
5 | Slovakia | 22 |
6 | Norway | 24 |
7 | Puerto Rico | 32 |
8 | Canada | 34 |
9 | Slovenia | 39 |
10 | Croatia | 40 |
11 | Iceland | 46 |
12 | Hungary | 49 |
13 | Greece | 53 |
Note 1 : Ireland won the B final which meant they qualified for the main races.
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