2019 Motocross des Nations

Last updated June 29, 2023

The 2019 Motocross des Nations was a motocross race held on 28 September and 29 September 2019 at the Assen circuit, in The Netherlands.^[1] Motocross des Nations was last held in The Netherlands in 2004 but never at this venue.

Entry list

Start numbers are allocated based on the team finish from the previous year's edition. France are the reigning champions so they start with numbers 1, 2 and 3.

The official entry list was published on 3 September.^[3]

A total of 34 nations competed, up 4 from 2018. Canada, Venezuela, Argentina, Mexico, Guatemala, Philippines and Israel did not send teams after competing in 2018. Slovenia, Russia, Latvia, Croatia, Lithuania, Denmark, Luxembourg, Greece, Norway and Poland all returned for the first time since 2017, while Cyprus returned for the first time since 2009.

A number of teams made changes to their lineups before the publishing of the official entry list. 2015 MXGP world champion Romain Febvre was initially chosen to be #3 for France but had to be replaced by Jordi Tixier after breaking a femur at the MXGP of Sweden.^[4] In addition, Tom Vialle was originally chosen to be #2 for Team France, but was subsequently replaced by Maxime Renaux following a disagreement between Vialle and the French federation surrounding the wearing of apparel featuring a personal sponsor.^[5]

Neither Max Anstie or Ben Watson competed for Great Britain due to injuries sustained racing in the world championships.^[6] They were replaced by Enduro rider and sand specialist Nathan Watson and Adam Sterry.^[7] Mitchell Evans had to pull out of the event due to ongoing medical concerns, his place on Team Australia taken by 17-year old Regan Duffy.^[8] Henry Jacobi was initially confirmed as #26 for Germany, but had to be replaced by Simon Längenfelder after damaging a cruciate ligament.^[9]

Gustavo Pessoa had to withdraw from Team Brazil and was replaced by Pepe Bueno,^[10] whilst a hand injury picked up at the final grand prix of the year meant Arnaud Tonus was replaced by Cyrill Scheiwiller for Switzerland.^[11] Henrik Wahl was replaced by Cornelius Tøndel for Norway due to an illness.^[12]

Kawasaki declined to allow its factory riders Eli Tomac and Adam Cianciarulo to enter the competition.^[13]

	Country	Nr	Rider	Class	Motorcycle
1	France ^[14]	1	Gautier Paulin	MXGP	Yamaha
		2	Maxime Renaux	MX2	Yamaha
		3	Jordi Tixier	Open	KTM
2	Netherlands	4	Jeffrey Herlings	MXGP	KTM
		5	Calvin Vlaanderen	MX2	Honda
		6	Glenn Coldenhoff	Open	KTM
3	Great Britain ^[15]	7	Nathan Watson	MXGP	KTM
		8	Adam Sterry	MX2	Kawasaki
		9	Shaun Simpson	Open	KTM
4	Australia	10	Dean Ferris	MXGP	KTM
		11	Kyle Webster	MX2	Honda
		12	Regan Duffy	Open	KTM
5	United States ^[16]	13	Jason Anderson	MXGP	Husqvarna
		14	Justin Cooper	MX2	Yamaha
		15	Zach Osborne	Open	Husqvarna
6	Belgium ^[17]	16	Jeremy Van Horebeek	MXGP	Honda
		17	Jago Geerts	MX2	Yamaha
		18	Kevin Strijbos	Open	Yamaha
7	Spain ^[18]	19	Jorge Prado	MXGP	KTM
		20	Iker Larrañaga	MX2	KTM
		21	Carlos Campano	Open	Yamaha
8	Estonia ^[19]	22	Tanel Leok	MXGP	Husqvarna
		23	Priit Rätsep	MX2	Honda
		24	Harri Kullas	Open	Honda
9	Germany ^[20]	25	Tom Koch	MXGP	KTM
		26	Simon Längenfelder	MX2	KTM
		27	Dennis Ullrich	Open	Husqvarna
10	Sweden ^[21]	31	Filip Bengtsson	MXGP	Husqvarna
		32	Alvin Östlund	MX2	Husqvarna
		33	Anton Gole	Open	Yamaha
11	Austria ^[22]	34	Lukas Neurauter	MXGP	KTM
		35	Rene Hofer	MX2	KTM
		36	Michael Sandner	Open	KTM
12	Ireland ^[23]	37	Jason Meara	MXGP	Kawasaki
		38	Martin Barr	MX2	Yamaha
		39	Stuart Edmonds	Open	Husqvarna
13	Czech Republic ^[24]	43	Václav Kovář	MXGP	KTM
		44	Petr Polák	MX2	KTM
		45	Filip Neugebauer	Open	KTM
14	Brazil	46	Fabio Santos	MXGP	Yamaha
		47	Pepe Bueno	MX2	Yamaha
		48	Ramyller Alves	Open	KTM
15	New Zealand ^[25]	49	Wyatt Chase	MXGP	Honda
		50	Dylan Walsh	MX2	Husqvarna
		51	Maximus Purvis	Open	Yamaha
16	Puerto Rico	52	Justin Starling	MXGP	Suzuki
		53	Jose Fernando Rodriguez	MX2	Kawasaki
		54	Chase Marquier	Open	Kawasaki
17	Switzerland ^[26]	55	Jeremy Seewer	MXGP	Yamaha
		56	Valentin Guillod	MX2	Honda
		57	Cyrill Scheiwiller	Open	Yamaha
18	Portugal	58	Sandro Peixe	MXGP	Suzuki
		59	Luis Outeiro	MX2	KTM
		60	Hugo Basaula	Open	KTM
19	Japan	61	Akira Narita	MXGP	Honda
		62	Gota Otsuka	MX2	Honda
		63	Toshiki Tomita	Open	Honda
20	South Africa ^[27]	67	Michael Docherty	MXGP	KTM
		68	Anthony Raynard	MX2	Yamaha
		69	Lloyd Vercueil	Open	Yamaha
21	Iceland	70	Ingvi Birgisson	MXGP	KTM
		71	Einar Sigurdsson	MX2	KTM
		72	Eythor Reynisson	Open	Yamaha
22	Ukraine	76	Roman Morozov	MXGP	Yamaha
		77	Oleg Kruk	MX2	Yamaha
		78	Volodymyr Tarasov	Open	KTM
23	Italy ^[28]	88	Ivo Monticelli	MXGP	KTM
		89	Alberto Forato	MX2	Husqvarna
		90	Alessandro Lupino	Open	Kawasaki
24	Slovenia	91	Tim Gajser	MXGP	Honda
		92	Jan Pancar	MX2	Yamaha
		93	Peter Irt	Open	Yamaha
25	Russia	94	Vsevolod Brylyakov	MXGP	Yamaha
		95	Timur Petrashin	MX2	KTM
		96	Svyatoslav Pronenko	Open	Husqvarna
26	Latvia	97	Toms Macuks	MXGP	KTM
		98	Davis Ivanovs	MX2	Husqvarna
		99	Pauls Jonass	Open	Husqvarna
27	Croatia	100	Luka Crnkovic	MXGP	Honda
		101	Nikola Hranic	MX2	KTM
		102	Matija Kelava	Open	KTM
28	Lithuania	103	Arminas Jasikonis	MXGP	Husqvarna
		104	Dovydas Karka	MX2	KTM
		105	Domantas Jazdauskas	Open	Husqvarna
29	Denmark	106	Stefan Kjær Olsen	MXGP	KTM
		107	Thomas Kjær Olsen	MX2	Husqvarna
		108	Bastian Bøgh Damm	Open	KTM
30	Cyprus	109	Christos Tsangaras	MXGP	Yamaha
		110	Aristos Georgiou	MX2	Yamaha
		111	Chrysanthos Georgiou	Open	Yamaha
31	Luxembourg	112	Bjorn Frank	MXGP	Honda
		113	Yves Frank	MX2	Honda
		114	Dylan de Figueiredo	Open	Honda
32	Greece	115	Emmanouil Kritikos	MXGP	Yamaha
		116	Alexandros Georgantas	MX2	Husqvarna
		117	Andreas Andreous	Open	Yamaha
33	Norway	118	Håkon Fredriksen	MXGP	Yamaha
		119	Kevin Horgmo	MX2	KTM
		120	Henrik Wahl	Open	KTM
34	Poland	121	Tomasz Wysocki	MXGP	KTM
		122	Maciej Wieckowski	MX2	KTM
		123	Szymon Staszkiewicz	Open	KTM
	Country	Nr	Rider	Class	Motorcycle

Practice

Practice is run on a class by class basis.

MXGP

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference
1	4	Herlings	KTM	1:41.803
2	16	Van Horebeek	Honda	1:42.957	+1.154
3	19	Prado	KTM	1:43.001	+1.198
4	7	Watson	KTM	1:43.635	+1.832
5	55	Seewer	Yamaha	1:43.861	+2.058
6	91	Gajser	Honda	1:44.580	+2.777
7	1	Paulin	Yamaha	1:44.728	+2.925
8	88	Monticelli	KTM	1:45.409	+3.606
9	25	Koch	KTM	1:46.177	+4.374
10	22	Leok	Husqvarna	1:46.409	+4.606
11	31	Bengtsson	Husqvarna	1:46.450	+4.647
12	97	Macuks	KTM	1:47.051	+5.248
13	118	Fredriksen	Yamaha	1:47.260	+5.457
14	121	Wysocki	KTM	1:48.214	+6.411
15	13	Anderson	Husqvarna	1:46.870*	+5.067*
16	52	Starling	Suzuki	1:48.515	+6.712
17	94	Brylyakov	Yamaha	1:48.670	+6.867
18	67	Docherty	KTM	1:48.764	+6.961
19	10	Ferris	KTM	1:48.878	+7.075
20	106	Kjær Olsen	KTM	1:49.154	+7.351
21	103	Jasikonis	Husqvarna	1:49.460	+7.657
22	49	Chase	Honda	1:51.281	+9.478
23	46	Santos	Yamaha	1:51.381	+9.578
24	43	Kovar	KTM	1:51.426	+9.623
25	58	Peixe	Suzuki	1:51.638	+9.835
26	34	Naurauter	KTM	1:52.928	+11.125
27	61	Narita	Honda	1:55.430	+13.627
28	37	Meara	Kawasaki	1:55.711	+13.908
29	70	Birgisson	KTM	1:57.030	+15.227
30	100	Crnkovic	Honda	1:57.298	+15.495
31	115	Kritikos	Yamaha	1:57.386	+15.583
32	76	Morozov	Yamaha	2:00.315	+18.512
33	112	Frank	Honda	2:08.924	+27.121
34	109	Tsangaras	Yamaha	2:11.740	+29.937
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference

Jason Anderson was docked 3 positions

MX2

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference
1	14	Cooper	Yamaha	1:44.803
2	5	Vlaanderen	Honda	1:45.451	+0.648
3	119	Horgmo	KTM	1:46.810	+2.007
4	17	Geerts	Yamaha	1:47.095	+2.292
5	107	Kjær Olsen	Husqvarna	1:48.036	+3.233
6	8	Sterry	Kawasaki	1:48.107	+3.304
7	89	Forato	Husqvarna	1:48.444	+3.641
8	32	Östlund	Husqvarna	1:48.562	+3.759
9	11	Webster	Honda	1:49.168	+4.365
10	50	Walsh	Husqvarna	1:49.798	+4.995
11	20	Larrañaga	KTM	1:49.818	+5.015
12	35	Hofer	KTM	1:49.879	+5.076
13	26	Längenfelder	KTM	1:50.051	+5.248
14	23	Rätsep	Honda	1:50.075	+5.272
15	2	Renaux	Yamaha	1:50.336	+5.533
16	56	Guillod	Honda	1:51.146	+6.343
17	38	Barr	Yamaha	1:51.597	+6.794
18	95	Petrashin	KTM	1:52.651	+7.848
19	104	Karka	KTM	1:53.361	+8.558
20	92	Pancar	Yamaha	1:53.456	+8.653
21	47	Bueno	Yamaha	1:53.318*	+8.515*
22	98	Ivanovs	Husqvarna	1:53.577	+8.774
23	59	Outeiro	KTM	1:54.360	+9.557
24	122	Wieckowski	KTM	1:54.911	+10.108
25	44	Polak	KTM	1:55.103	+10.300
26	62	Otsuka	Honda	1:57.023	+12.220
27	68	Raynard	Yamaha	1:57.124	+12.321
28	71	Sigurdsson	KTM	2:01.924	+17.121
29	77	Kruk	Yamaha	2:03.911	+19.108
30	101	Hranic	KTM	2:04.927	+20.124
31	116	Georgantas	Husqvarna	2:08.252	+23.449
32	53	Rodriguez	Kawasaki	2:20.623	+35.820
33	110	Georgiou	Yamaha	2:20.734	+35.931
34	113	Frank	Honda	2:37.488	+52.685
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference

Pepe Bueno was docked 2 positions

Open

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference
1	6	Coldenhoff	KTM	1:44.239
2	18	Strijbos	Yamaha	1:44.761	+0.522
3	99	Jonass	Husqvarna	1:44.774	+0.535
4	9	Simpson	KTM	1:45.478	+1.239
5	3	Tixier	KTM	1:45.677	+1.438
6	15	Osborne	Husqvarna	1:46.239	+2.000
7	24	Kullas	Honda	1:46.441	+2.202
8	90	Lupino	Kawasaki	1:48.463	+4.224
9	12	Duffy	KTM	1:48.926	+4.687
10	108	Bøgh Damm	KTM	1:49.945	+5.706
11	33	Gole	Yamaha	1:50.350	+6.111
12	21	Campano	Yamaha	1:50.629	+6.390
13	120	Wahl	KTM	1:51.233	+6.994
14	27	Ullrich	Husqvarna	1:51.239	+7.000
15	69	Vercueil	Yamaha	1:51.795	+7.556
16	45	Neugebauer	KTM	1:51.998	+7.759
17	48	Alves	KTM	1:52.369	+8.130
18	36	Sandner	KTM	1:52.835	+8.596
19	63	Tomita	Honda	1:52.910	+8.671
20	72	Reynisson	Yamaha	1:53.194	+8.955
21	123	Staszkiewicz	KTM	1:53.238	+8.999
22	96	Pronenko	Husqvarna	1:53.522	+9.283
23	51	Purvis	Yamaha	1:53.552	+9.313
24	60	Basaula	KTM	1:49.814*	+5.575*
25	93	Irt	Yamaha	1:54.536	+10.297
26	39	Edmonds	Husqvarna	1:55.063	+10.824
27	105	Jazdauskas	Husqvarna	1:55.150	+10.911
28	78	Tarasov	KTM	1:55.229	+10.990
29	54	Marquier	Kawasaki	1:55.419	+11.180
30	57	Scheiwiller	Yamaha	1:56.341	+12.102
31	102	Kelava	KTM	1:58.113	+13.874
32	117	Andreou	Yamaha	2:06.783	+22.544
33	111	Georgiou	Yamaha	2:10.029	+25.790
34	114	de Figueiredo	Honda	2:36.173	+51.934
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Time	Difference

Hugo Basaula was docked 14 positions.

Qualifying Races

Qualifying is run on a class by class basis. Top 19 countries after qualifying go directly to the main Motocross des Nations races. The remaining countries go to a smaller final. Best 2 scores count.

MXGP

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	55	Seewer	Yamaha	13
2	91	Gajser	Honda	13	+7.400
3	16	Van Horebeek	Honda	13	+13.371
4	19	Prado	KTM	13	+22.859
5	4	Herlings	KTM	13	+23.401
6	13	Anderson	Husqvarna	13	+30.482
7	31	Bengtsson	Husqvarna	13	+52.693
8	1	Paulin	Yamaha	13	+56.200
9	88	Monticelli	KTM	13	+1:06.932
10	10	Ferris	KTM	13	+1:08.158
11	7	Watson	KTM	13	+1:08.967
12	22	Leok	Husqvarna	13	+1:22.433
13	97	Macuks	KTM	13	+1:25.751
14	118	Fredriksen	Yamaha	13	+1:26.413
15	106	Kjær Olsen	KTM	13	+1:37.185
16	25	Koch	KTM	13	+1:46.025
17	52	Starling	Suzuki	13	+1:52.733
18	67	Docherty	KTM	13	+1:55.339
19	49	Chase	Honda	13	+2:01.350
20	43	Kovar	KTM	12	+1 Lap
21	46	Santos	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
22	94	Brylyakov	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
23	34	Neurauter	KTM	12	+1 Lap
24	121	Wysocki	KTM	12	+1 Lap
25	70	Birgisson	KTM	12	+1 Lap
26	115	Kritikos	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
27	58	Peixe	Suzuki	12	+1 Lap
28	76	Morozov	Yamaha	11	+2 Laps
29	112	Frank	Honda	11	+2 Laps
30	109	Tsangaras	Yamaha	11	+2 Laps
31	37	Meara	Kawasaki	10	+3 Laps
32	100	Crnkovic	Honda	6	Did Not Finish
33	61	Narita	Honda	4	Did Not Finish
	103	Jasikonis	Husqvarna	0	Did Not Start

MX2

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	14	Cooper	Yamaha	13
2	5	Vlaanderen	Honda	13	+6.220
3	11	Webster	Honda	13	+17.699
4	17	Geerts	Yamaha	13	+20.272
5	89	Forato	Husqvarna	13	+20.710
6	107	Kjær Olsen	Husqvarna	13	+23.292
7	50	Walsh	Husqvarna	13	+28.409
8	119	Horgmo	KTM	13	+33.692
9	32	Östlund	Husqvarna	13	+46.518
10	2	Renaux	Yamaha	13	+51.165
11	35	Hofer	KTM	13	+55.692
12	26	Längenfelder	KTM	13	+57.536
13	8	Sterry	Kawasaki	13	+58.936
14	56	Guillod	Honda	13	+1:12.037
15	38	Barr	Yamaha	13	+1:36.153
16	98	Ivanovs	Husqvarna	13	+1:49.801
17	44	Polak	KTM	13	+1:57.119
18	20	Larrañaga	KTM	13	+1:58.592
19	23	Rätsep	Honda	13	+2:04.074
20	92	Pancar	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
21	104	Karka	KTM	12	+1 Lap
22	47	Bueno	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
23	122	Wieckowski	KTM	12	+1 Lap
24	68	Raynard	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
25	77	Kruk	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
26	71	Sigurdsson	KTM	12	+1 Lap
27	101	Hranic	KTM	11	+2 Laps
28	110	Georgiou	Yamaha	10	+3 Laps
29	62	Otsuka	Honda	9	Did Not Finish
30	53	Rodriguez	Kawasaki	9	+4 Laps
31	116	Georgantas	Husqvarna	3	Did Not Finish
32	59	Outeiro	KTM	2	Did Not Finish
33	95	Petrashin	KTM	1	Did Not Finish
	113	Frank	Honda	0	Did Not Start

Open

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	99	Jonass	Husqvarna	13
2	18	Strijbos	Yamaha	13	+1.147
3	6	Coldenhoff	KTM	13	+38.431
4	9	Simpson	KTM	13	+41.618
5	24	Kullas	Honda	13	+1:02.268
6	12	Duffy	KTM	13	+1:14.670
7	3	Tixier	KTM	13	+1:21.168
8	15	Osborne	Husqvarna	13	+1:24.175
9	108	Bøgh Damm	KTM	13	+1:47.042
10	27	Ullrich	Husqvarna	13	+1:58.875
11	90	Lupino	Kawasaki	12	+1 Lap
12	123	Staszkiewicz	KTM	12	+1 Lap
13	21	Campano	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
14	69	Vercueil	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
15	33	Gole	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
16	60	Basaula	KTM	12	+1 Lap
17	45	Neugebauer	KTM	12	+1 Lap
18	72	Reynisson	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
19	105	Jazdauskas	Husqvarna	12	+1 Lap
20	120	Wahl	KTM	12	+1 Lap
21	36	Sandner	KTM	12	+1 Lap
22	78	Tarasov	KTM	12	+1 Lap
23	93	Irt	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
24	96	Pronenko	Husqvarna	12	+1 Lap
25	63	Tomita	Honda	12	+1 Lap
26	54	Marquier	Kawasaki	12	+1 Lap
27	51	Purvis	Yamaha	12	+1 Lap
28	39	Edmonds	Husqvarna	12	+1 Lap
29	102	Kelava	KTM	12	+1 Lap
30	57	Scheiwiller	Yamaha	11	+2 Laps
31	111	Georgiou	Yamaha	10	+3 Laps
32	117	Andreou	Yamaha	10	+3 Laps
33	48	Alves	KTM	0	Did Not Finish
	114	de Figueiredo	Honda	0	Did Not Start

Qualification Standings

Qualified Nations

Place	Nation	Points
1	Belgium	5
2	Netherlands	5
3	United States	7
4	Australia	9
5	Italy	14
6	Latvia	14
7	France	15
8	Great Britain	15
9	Denmark	15
10	Switzerland	15
11	Sweden	16
12	Spain	17
13	Estonia	17
14	Germany	22
15	Norway	22
16	Slovenia	22
17	New Zealand	26
18	Austria	32
19	South Africa	32

Nations Admitted to the B-Final

Place	Nation	Points
20	Czech Republic	34
21	Poland	35
22	Lithuania	40
23	Iceland	43
24	Puerto Rico	43
25	Ireland	43
26	Portugal	43
27	Brazil	43
28	Russia	46
29	Ukraine	47
30	Japan	54
31	Croatia	56
32	Greece	57

None Qualified Nations

Place	Nation	Points
33	Cyprus	58
34	Luxembourg	29

B-Final

The B-Final is for the nations who finished 20th-32nd in qualifying. The top nation from the B-Final qualify for the Motocross des Nations races. Best 2 scores for each nation counts.

Race

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	60	Basaula	KTM	10
2	39	Edmonds	Husqvarna	10	+45.091
3	121	Wysocki	KTM	10	+53.466
4	43	Kovar	KTM	10	+59.857
5	78	Tarasov	KTM	10	+1:13.641
6	95	Petrashin	KTM	10	+1:20.666
7	123	Staszkiewicz	KTM	10	+1:21.812
8	38	Barr	Yamaha	10	+1:35.976
9	46	Santos	Yamaha	10	+2:08.073
10	104	Karka	KTM	10	+2:52.509
11	63	Tomita	Honda	9	+1 Lap
12	72	Reynisson	Yamaha	9	+1 Lap
13	37	Meara	Kawasaki	9	+1 Lap
14	47	Bueno	Yamaha	9	+1 Lap
15	58	Peixe	Suzuki	9	+1 Lap
16	102	Kelava	KTM	9	+1 Lap
17	122	Wieckowski	KTM	9	+1 Lap
18	76	Morozov	Yamaha	9	+1 Lap
19	94	Brylyakov	Yamaha	9	+1 Lap
20	96	Pronenko	Husqvarna	9	+1 Lap
21	44	Polak	KTM	9	+1 Lap
22	71	Sigurdsson	KTM	9	+1 Lap
23	115	Kritikos	Yamaha	9	+1 Lap
24	62	Otsuka	Honda	9	+1 Lap
25	105	Jazdauskas	Husqvarna	8	+2 Laps
26	59	Outeiro	KTM	8	+2 Laps
27	116	Georgantas	Husqvarna	8	+2 Laps
28	101	Hranic	KTM	7	+3 Laps
29	53	Rodriguez	Kawasaki	6	+4 Laps
30	45	Neugebauer	KTM	6	+4 Laps
31	100	Crnkovic	Honda	4	Did Not Finish
32	77	Kruk	Yamaha	2	Did Not Finish
33	117	Andreou	Yamaha	2	Did Not Finish
34	52	Starling	Suzuki	1	Did Not Finish
35	54	Marquier	Kawasaki	0	Did Not Finish
36	70	Birgisson	KTM	0	Did Not Finish
	103	Jasikonis	Husqvarna	0	Did Not Start
	61	Narita	Honda	0	Did Not Start
	48	Alves	KTM	0	Did Not Start
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap

B-Final Standings

Ireland qualify for the Motocross des Nations races.

Place	Nation	Points
1	Ireland	10
2	Poland	10
3	Portugal	16
4	Ukraine	23
5	Brazil	23
6	Russia	25
7	Czech Republic	25
8	Iceland	34
9	Lithuania	35
10	Japan	35
11	Croatia	44
12	Greece	50
13	Puerto Rico	63
Place	Nation	Points

Motocross des Nations races

The main Motocross des Nations races consist of 3 races which combine two classes together in each. Lowest score wins with each nation allowed to drop their worst score after the final race.

MXGP+MX2

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	91	Gajser	Honda	17
2	4	Herlings	KTM	17	+0.897
3	19	Prado	KTM	17	+18.909
4	55	Seewer	Yamaha	17	+20.095
5	1	Paulin	Yamaha	17	+30.079
6	16	Van Horebeek	Honda	17	+35.526
7	88	Monticelli	KTM	17	+38.577
8	107	Kjær Olsen	Husqvarna	17	+1:14.026
9	118	Fredriksen	Yamaha	17	+1:50.041
10	5	Vlaanderen	Honda	17	+1:56.915
11	25	Koch	Honda	17	+1:59.656
12	35	Hofer	KTM	17	+2:04.963
13	22	Leok	Husqvarna	17	+2:19.058
14	32	Östlund	Husqvarna	16	+1 Lap
15	10	Ferris	KTM	16	+1 Lap
16	31	Bengtsson	Husqvarna	16	+1 Lap
17	13	Anderson	Husqvarna	16	+1 Lap
18	2	Renaux	Yamaha	16	+1 Lap
19	56	Guillod	Honda	16	+1 Lap
20	119	Horgmo	KTM	16	+1 Lap
21	23	Rätsep	Honda	16	+1 Lap
22	20	Larrañaga	KTM	16	+1 Lap
23	11	Webster	Honda	16	+1 Lap
24	8	Sterry	Kawasaki	16	+1 Lap
25	14	Cooper	Yamaha	16	+1 Lap
26	98	Ivanovs	Husqvarna	15	+2 Laps
27	34	Neurauter	KTM	15	+2 Laps
28	97	Macuks	KTM	15	+2 Laps
29	37	Meara	Kawasaki	15	+2 Laps
30	17	Geerts	Yamaha	14	Did Not Finish
31	92	Pancar	Yamaha	14	+3 Laps
32	106	S. Kjær Olsen	KTM	14	Did Not Finish
33	89	Forato	Husqvarna	11	Did Not Finish
34	49	Chase	Honda	11	+6 Laps
35	67	Docherty	KTM	9	Did Not Finish
36	7	Watson	KTM	8	Did Not Finish
37	26	Längenfelder	KTM	8	Did Not Finish
38	68	Raynard	Yamaha	7	Did Not Finish
39	50	Walsh	Husqvarna	7	Did Not Finish
	38	Barr	Yamaha	0	Did Not Start
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap

Nations standings after Race 1

Place	Nation	Points
1	Netherlands	12
2	Switzerland	23
3	France	23
4	Spain	25
5	Norway	29
6	Sweden	30
7	Slovenia	32
8	Estonia	34
9	Belgium	36
10	Australia	38
11	Austria	39
12	Italy	40
13	Denmark	40
14	United States	42
15	Germany	48
16	Latvia	54
17	Great Britain	60
18	New Zealand	73
19	South Africa	73
20	Ireland	29
Place	Nation	Points

MX2+Open

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	6	Coldenhoff	KTM	16
2	99	Jonass	Husqvarna	16	+5.180
3	9	Simpson	KTM	16	+41.404
4	24	Kullas	Honda	16	+1:08.922
5	15	Osborne	Husqvarna	16	+1:26.808
6	3	Tixier	KTM	16	+1:29.976
7	17	Geerts	Yamaha	16	+1:30.723
8	107	Kjær Olsen	Husqvarna	16	+1:34.713
9	27	Ullrich	Husqvarna	16	+1:45.868
10	5	Vlaanderen	Honda	16	+1:52.114
11	12	Duffy	KTM	16	+2:04.656
12	8	Sterry	Kawasaki	16	+2:05.804
13	21	Campano	Yamaha	16	+2:18.151
14	11	Webster	Honda	16	+2:26.017
15	119	Horgmo	KTM	15	+1 Lap
16	32	Östlund	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
17	18	Strijbos	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
18	108	Bøgh Damm	KTM	15	+1 Lap
19	26	Längenfelder	KTM	15	+1 Lap
20	89	Forato	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
21	90	Lupino	Kawasaki	15	+1 Lap
22	98	Ivanovs	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
23	33	Gole	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
24	56	Guillod	Honda	15	+1 Lap
25	23	Rätsep	Honda	15	+1 Lap
26	35	Hofer	KTM	15	+1 Lap
27	38	Barr	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
28	20	Larrañaga	KTM	15	+1 Lap
29	14	Cooper	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
30	2	Renaux	Yamaha	14	+2 Laps
31	120	Wahl	KTM	14	+2 Laps
32	36	Sandner	KTM	14	+2 Laps
33	51	Purvis	Yamaha	14	+2 Laps
34	93	Irt	Yamaha	14	+2 Laps
35	39	Edmonds	Husqvarna	13	+3 Laps
36	57	Scheiwiller	Yamaha	13	+3 Laps
37	92	Pancar	Yamaha	13	+3 Laps
38	68	Raynard	Yamaha	13	+3 Laps
39	50	Walsh	Husqvarna	3	Did Not Finish
40	69	Vercueil	Yamaha	2	Did Not Finish
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap

Nations standings after Race 2

Place	Nation	Points
1	Netherlands	23
2	France	59
3	Belgium	60
4	Estonia	63
5	Australia	63
6	Spain	66
7	Denmark	66
8	Sweden	69
9	Great Britain	75
10	Norway	75
11	United States	76
12	Germany	76
13	Latvia	78
14	Italy	81
15	Switzerland	83
16	Austria	97
17	Slovenia	103
18	New Zealand	145
19	South Africa	151
20	Ireland	91
Place	Nation	Points

MXGP+Open

Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap
1	6	Coldenhoff	KTM	16
2	91	Gajser	Honda	16	+2.489
3	99	Jonass	Husqvarna	16	+41.867
4	4	Herlings	KTM	16	+51.947
5	55	Seewer	Yamaha	16	+55.224
6	16	Van Horebeek	Honda	16	+1:02.603
7	19	Prado	KTM	16	+1:15.893
8	13	Anderson	Husqvarna	16	+1:22.934
9	7	Watson	KTM	16	+1:24.650
10	9	Simpson	KTM	16	+2:12.110
11	18	Strijbos	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
12	24	Kullas	Honda	15	+1 Lap
13	15	Osborne	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
14	22	Leok	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
15	25	Koch	KTM	15	+1 Lap
16	3	Tixier	KTM	15	+1 Lap
17	118	Fredriksen	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
18	27	Ullrich	Husqvarna	15	+1 Lap
19	106	Kjær Olsen	KTM	15	+1 Lap
20	97	Macuks	KTM	15	+1 Lap
21	93	Irt	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
22	33	Gole	Yamaha	15	+1 Lap
23	1	Paulin	Yamaha	14	Did Not Finish
24	108	Bøgh Damm	KTM	14	+2 Laps
25	36	Sandner	KTM	14	+2 Laps
26	120	Wahl	KTM	14	+2 Laps
27	51	Purvis	Yamaha	14	+2 Laps
28	39	Edmonds	Husqvarna	14	+2 Laps
29	57	Scheiwiller	Yamaha	14	+2 Laps
30	10	Ferris	KTM	13	Did Not Finish
31	37	Meara	Kawasaki	13	+3 Laps
32	88	Monticelli	KTM	11	Did Not Finish
33	12	Duffy	KTM	11	Did Not Finish
34	31	Bengtsson	Husqvarna	11	Did Not Finish
35	21	Campano	Yamaha	10	Did Not Finish
36	34	Neurauter	KTM	10	Did Not Finish
37	90	Lupino	Kawasaki	8	Did Not Finish
38	49	Chase	Honda	3	Did Not Finish
	67	Docherty	KTM	0	Did Not Start
	69	Vercueil	Yamaha	0	Did Not Start
Place	Nr	Rider	Motorcycle	Laps	Gap

Nations standings after Race 3

Place	Nation	Points
1	Netherlands	18
2	Belgium	47
3	Great Britain	58
4	Estonia	64
5	France	68
6	United States	68
7	Germany	72
8	Latvia	73
9	Spain	73
10	Denmark	77
11	Switzerland	81
12	Norway	87
13	Slovenia	89
14	Sweden	91
15	Australia	93
16	Italy	113
17	Austria	122
18	Ireland	150
19	New Zealand	171
20	South Africa	151
Place	Nation	Points

Final standings

Place	Nation	Points^[29]	Total	Change
1	Netherlands	1 + 1 + 2 + 4 + 10	18	+ 1
2	Belgium	6 + 6 + 7 + 11 + 17	47	+ 4
3	United Kingdom	3 + 9 + 10 + 12 + 24	58	=
4	Estonia	4 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 21	64	+ 4
5	France	5 + 6 + 16 + 18 + 23	68	- 4
6	United States	5 + 8 + 13 + 17 + 25	68	- 1
7	Germany	9 + 11 + 15 + 18 + 19	72	+ 2
8	Latvia	2 + 3 + 20 + 22 + 26	73	*
9	Spain	3 + 7 + 13 + 22 + 28	73	- 2
10	Denmark	8 + 8 + 18 + 19 + 24	77	*
11	Switzerland	4 + 5 + 19 + 24 + 29	81	+ 8
12	Norway	9 + 15 + 17 + 20 + 26	87	*
13	Slovenia	1 + 2 + 21 + 31 + 34	89	*
14	Sweden	14 + 16 + 16 + 22 + 23	91	- 3
15	Australia	11 + 14 + 15 + 23 + 30	93	- 11
16	Italy	7 + 20 + 21 + 32 + 33	113	+ 14
17	Austria	12 + 25 + 26 + 27 + 32	122	- 5
18	Ireland	27 + 28 + 29 + 31 + 35	150	- 5
19	New Zealand	27 + 33 + 34 + 38 + 39	171	- 2
20	South Africa	35 + 38 + 38 + 40	151	+ 3
21	Poland			*
22	Portugal			- 2
23	Ukraine			+ 3
24	Brazil			- 8
25	Russia			*
26	Czech Republic			- 11
27	Iceland			- 3
28	Lithuania			*
29	Japan			- 8
30	Croatia			*
31	Greece			*
32	Puerto Rico			- 14
33	Cyprus			*
34	Luxembourg			*

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[2] "Dutch Delight in Assen as they Win the 2019 Monster Energy FIM MXoN". Youthstream. mxgp.com. 2018-09-29. Retrieved 2019-10-08.

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2019 Motocross des Nations

Contents

Entry list

Practice

MXGP

MX2

Open

Qualifying Races

MXGP

MX2

Open

Qualification Standings

B-Final

Race

B-Final Standings

Motocross des Nations races

MXGP+MX2

Nations standings after Race 1

MX2+Open

Nations standings after Race 2

MXGP+Open

Nations standings after Race 3

Final standings

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References