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Een matig seizoen voor Cairoli is goed voor Herlings.quote:Op zondag 31 mei 2015 20:46 schreef Nober het volgende:
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Sowieso een raar jaar met Cairoli die maar twee GP's gewonnen heeft
Herlings gaat toch niet naar de MXGP voor 2018.quote:
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Een matig seizoen voor Cairoli is goed voor Herlings.
Nog 2 jaar MX2?quote:
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Herlings gaat toch niet naar de MXGP voor 2018.
Ik weet het niet, van mij mag het volgend jaar al desnoods bij een ander team.quote:
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Ik hield rekening met nog een jaar MX2, maar 2 jaar...
Motorcrosser Jeffrey Herlings heeft zondag de Grote Prijs van Frankrijk op zijn naam geschreven. De Brabander won in Villars-sous-Écot op zijn KTM de beide manches van de achtste GP van het seizoen. Hij kan vijftig WK-punten bijschrijven en staat dus nog steviger aan de leiding in de MX2-klasse.
De Sloveen Tim Gajser werd tweede op zijn Honda en Jordi Tixier werd voor eigen publiek derde op zijn Kawasaki.
,,Het was niet makkelijk'', reageerde Herlings. ,,Dit is niet mijn favoriete parcours. Ik kom uit Nederland waar het vlak en zanderig is. Hier is het heuvelachtig, hard en rotsachtig. Het was zwaar, maar het is gelukt.''
Herlings heeft nu 358 punten verzameld in de strijd om het wereldkampioenschap. De Zwitser Valentin Guilod staat tweede met 112 punten minder.
In de zwaardere MXGP-klasse was Fransman Romain Febvre (Yamaha) de snelste. De Nederlander Glenn Coldenhoff eindigde knap zesde en steeg in het WK-klassement naar een negende plaats. De Duitser Max Nagl blijft WK-leider in de koningsklasse.
De volgende wedstrijd wordt op 14 juni verreden in het Italiaanse Maggiora.
De Sloveen Tim Gajser werd tweede op zijn Honda en Jordi Tixier werd voor eigen publiek derde op zijn Kawasaki.
,,Het was niet makkelijk'', reageerde Herlings. ,,Dit is niet mijn favoriete parcours. Ik kom uit Nederland waar het vlak en zanderig is. Hier is het heuvelachtig, hard en rotsachtig. Het was zwaar, maar het is gelukt.''
Herlings heeft nu 358 punten verzameld in de strijd om het wereldkampioenschap. De Zwitser Valentin Guilod staat tweede met 112 punten minder.
In de zwaardere MXGP-klasse was Fransman Romain Febvre (Yamaha) de snelste. De Nederlander Glenn Coldenhoff eindigde knap zesde en steeg in het WK-klassement naar een negende plaats. De Duitser Max Nagl blijft WK-leider in de koningsklasse.
De volgende wedstrijd wordt op 14 juni verreden in het Italiaanse Maggiora.
Ik noem een Tony van Heemschut,een Loeki Knol,een Brammetje Biesterveld en natuurlijk een Japie Stobbe !
KTM moet hem dan maar een jaartje stallen bij Husqvarna.quote:
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Ik weet het niet, van mij mag het volgend jaar al desnoods bij een ander team.
Jeffrey Herlings interview
Red Bull KTM Factory rider Jeffrey Herling might have a massive 112 point lead but he isn’t looking at anything at the moment other than staying out of trouble and clocking up the points. After losing the MX2 title in 2014 to Jordi Tixier the Dutchman has struggled with injuries and crashes, so much so that he is probably only racing at 60% of his normal speed.
In saying that the young guns of the MX2 class, names like Valentin Guillod, Jordi Tixier, Tim Gajser and before his injury Dylan Ferrandis are making life difficult for the fastest MX2/250 rider in the world.
Coming away from the Grand Prix of France with 1-1 scores and his body slowly recovering from pre-season and early season injuries we might start to see Herlings put together more perfect weekends, at least that is what he is hoping.
We caught up with him after his victory and asked him about his 47th GP win (just three GP wins away from the great Joel Robert tally of 50). Also take a look at these brilliant Ray Archer images from Herlings France victory.
Mxlarge: Jeffrey, it is still clear you are not 100%. While the younger riders are doing amazing, how tough is it to be racing when you are not at your best?
Herlings: As I have mentioned before, I didn’t have the winter program, just started on the bike in middle of February and I was struggling so much and normally I could train every day, but it was like one day working, two days off, so I struggled for preparation before Qatar, like 10 days on the bike in total, then after Argentina I had a big crash and couldn’t ride between that race and Italy, in fact I almost didn’t race in Italy, then had a big crash in Italy and couldn’t ride between Italy and Valkenswaard. In Spain a big crash, I did two races in Holland and Belgium between those, but still I haven’t had enough bike time. It will come back to me, but I need more time and I need to stay away from crashes.
Mxlarge: In saying that, these young kids are doing an awesome job of battling with you. I know you don’t really enjoy these types of tracks in France, but you are still pushing forward and scoring good points.
Herlings: If you look at the championship it looks ok, but I feel like the rest come closer because I haven’t had the bike time. I left France healthy so hopefully I can put in some good days of training and go to Italy a little better prepared. At the moment we are racing on the tracks I find difficult, like in England, France, and Italy. The tracks I like are coming later like Lommel, Assen, Latvia, and Glen Helen. I mean I can’t complain if we can stay out of injuries then we can get the job done.
Mxlarge: When you took that holeshot in the opening moto you must have been so pumped, first that you got the start and then that nice little cut up the inside to take the lead.
Herlings: I was worried all night long, waking up and thinking I am going to be all the way on the outside or all the way on the inside, and I figured I would just make the best of it and do what I am capable of. I just thought to myself I need to ride like a champion and I did that twice getting the holeshot from right on the outside. That was pretty sweet, in fact I was screaming at myself when I took the holeshot, but then I went down and I was like, oh come on man. I still worked my way to the front and won the moto, so that was good.
Mxlarge: When you took the holeshot after such a terrible moto on Saturday I was thinking to myself, ok, it’s Sunday and he knows that is when the points are scored. What did you think?
Herlings: That is something you need to get going and handle the pressure and when you are so far on the outside you really don’t know if you will get to the front. I was comfortable and did what I had to do and those two holeshots really helped me out.
Mxlarge: Changing the subject, are you looking forward to racing Marvin at the USGP?
Herlings: Well Marvin is over 23 so he will be in the MXGP class, but there will still be some good guys racing, I saw Jessy Nelson will be riding and some other guys, so obviously it will be good and my goal is to win the world championship, but it is a track I like and it is their home track so they can’t make excuses that the tracks are different or whatever, so it should be fun.
Mxlarge: In the past you have planned things, like going to Unadilla, or riding the bigger bike against Cairoli, but injuries stopped that. I guess you won’t be making plans this year?
Herlings: Obviously with this sport you can’t plan anything, so many things happen so quickly, I mean I broke my femur in a second. The plan was to win the championship in Loket, and normally I would have won that thing. We wanted to go to Unadilla and win there, go to Lommel on the big bike, but it all went wrong in a few seconds and for this season we just want to win the championship and just be consistent and not get injured. Maybe if we win the championship we will plan some stuff.
Mxlarge: Any chance of seeing you in the MXGP class at Glen Helen?
Herlings: I don’t know, but I don’t think so, already KTM have Dungey, Nagl on Husky, they already have so many big bike riders, I don’t think that is smart from KTM’s side, but you never know, but at this moment I don’t think we will do that.
http://www.mxlarge.com/2015/06/01/jeffrey-herlings-interview-19/
Red Bull KTM Factory rider Jeffrey Herling might have a massive 112 point lead but he isn’t looking at anything at the moment other than staying out of trouble and clocking up the points. After losing the MX2 title in 2014 to Jordi Tixier the Dutchman has struggled with injuries and crashes, so much so that he is probably only racing at 60% of his normal speed.
In saying that the young guns of the MX2 class, names like Valentin Guillod, Jordi Tixier, Tim Gajser and before his injury Dylan Ferrandis are making life difficult for the fastest MX2/250 rider in the world.
Coming away from the Grand Prix of France with 1-1 scores and his body slowly recovering from pre-season and early season injuries we might start to see Herlings put together more perfect weekends, at least that is what he is hoping.
We caught up with him after his victory and asked him about his 47th GP win (just three GP wins away from the great Joel Robert tally of 50). Also take a look at these brilliant Ray Archer images from Herlings France victory.
Mxlarge: Jeffrey, it is still clear you are not 100%. While the younger riders are doing amazing, how tough is it to be racing when you are not at your best?
Herlings: As I have mentioned before, I didn’t have the winter program, just started on the bike in middle of February and I was struggling so much and normally I could train every day, but it was like one day working, two days off, so I struggled for preparation before Qatar, like 10 days on the bike in total, then after Argentina I had a big crash and couldn’t ride between that race and Italy, in fact I almost didn’t race in Italy, then had a big crash in Italy and couldn’t ride between Italy and Valkenswaard. In Spain a big crash, I did two races in Holland and Belgium between those, but still I haven’t had enough bike time. It will come back to me, but I need more time and I need to stay away from crashes.
Mxlarge: In saying that, these young kids are doing an awesome job of battling with you. I know you don’t really enjoy these types of tracks in France, but you are still pushing forward and scoring good points.
Herlings: If you look at the championship it looks ok, but I feel like the rest come closer because I haven’t had the bike time. I left France healthy so hopefully I can put in some good days of training and go to Italy a little better prepared. At the moment we are racing on the tracks I find difficult, like in England, France, and Italy. The tracks I like are coming later like Lommel, Assen, Latvia, and Glen Helen. I mean I can’t complain if we can stay out of injuries then we can get the job done.
Mxlarge: When you took that holeshot in the opening moto you must have been so pumped, first that you got the start and then that nice little cut up the inside to take the lead.
Herlings: I was worried all night long, waking up and thinking I am going to be all the way on the outside or all the way on the inside, and I figured I would just make the best of it and do what I am capable of. I just thought to myself I need to ride like a champion and I did that twice getting the holeshot from right on the outside. That was pretty sweet, in fact I was screaming at myself when I took the holeshot, but then I went down and I was like, oh come on man. I still worked my way to the front and won the moto, so that was good.
Mxlarge: When you took the holeshot after such a terrible moto on Saturday I was thinking to myself, ok, it’s Sunday and he knows that is when the points are scored. What did you think?
Herlings: That is something you need to get going and handle the pressure and when you are so far on the outside you really don’t know if you will get to the front. I was comfortable and did what I had to do and those two holeshots really helped me out.
Mxlarge: Changing the subject, are you looking forward to racing Marvin at the USGP?
Herlings: Well Marvin is over 23 so he will be in the MXGP class, but there will still be some good guys racing, I saw Jessy Nelson will be riding and some other guys, so obviously it will be good and my goal is to win the world championship, but it is a track I like and it is their home track so they can’t make excuses that the tracks are different or whatever, so it should be fun.
Mxlarge: In the past you have planned things, like going to Unadilla, or riding the bigger bike against Cairoli, but injuries stopped that. I guess you won’t be making plans this year?
Herlings: Obviously with this sport you can’t plan anything, so many things happen so quickly, I mean I broke my femur in a second. The plan was to win the championship in Loket, and normally I would have won that thing. We wanted to go to Unadilla and win there, go to Lommel on the big bike, but it all went wrong in a few seconds and for this season we just want to win the championship and just be consistent and not get injured. Maybe if we win the championship we will plan some stuff.
Mxlarge: Any chance of seeing you in the MXGP class at Glen Helen?
Herlings: I don’t know, but I don’t think so, already KTM have Dungey, Nagl on Husky, they already have so many big bike riders, I don’t think that is smart from KTM’s side, but you never know, but at this moment I don’t think we will do that.
http://www.mxlarge.com/2015/06/01/jeffrey-herlings-interview-19/
Round 4: Muddy Creek (Tennessee)
450cc reden hier eerst.
Motos:
http://www.promotocross.c(...)450-moto-1-full-race
Next:
13 juni High Point (Mount Morris)
13-14 juni Maggiora, GP Italië
450cc reden hier eerst.
Motos:
http://www.promotocross.c(...)450-moto-1-full-race
Next:
13 juni High Point (Mount Morris)
13-14 juni Maggiora, GP Italië
MX2, Quali-Race (13 laps)
1 Herlings (Ned, KTM) 24:25.689
2 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 8.939
3 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 12.877
4 Gajser (Slo, Honda) + 15.712
5 Tonkov (Rus, Husqvarna) + 26.263
6 Jonass (Let, KTM) + 30.379
9 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 43.718
11 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 45.597
37 De Waal (Ned, Kawasaki) + 7 laps
MXGP, Quali-Race (13 laps)
1 Nagl (Dui, Husqvarna) 24:42.694
2 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 4.702
3 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 7.624
4 Bobryshev (Rus, Honda) + 9.534
5 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 13.588
6 Paulin (Fra, Honda) + 14.956
twitter:vurbmoto twitterde op zaterdag 13-06-2015 om 17:15:56 Cairoli has crashed out of the MXGP qualifying race and walked off the track holding his wrist... hopefully we'll receive official news soon reageer retweet
Cairoli has crashed out of the MXGP qualifying race and walked off the track holding his wrist... hopefully we'll receive official news soon [ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door Nober op 14-06-2015 16:42:09 ]
Modderpoel.
MX2, eerste manche (16 laps)
1 Tonkov (Rus, Husqvarna) 35:43.948
2 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 10.152
3 Gajser (Slo, Honda) + 19.927
4 Seewer (Zwi, Suzuki) + 43.043
5 Van Doninck (Bel, Yamaha) + 1:20.365
6 Herlings (Ned, KTM) + 1:25.800
14 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 1 lap
21 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1 lap
32 De Waal (Ned, Kawasaki) + 10 laps
MX2, tweede manche (16 laps)
1 Herlings (Ned, KTM) 34:14.548
2 Gajser (Slo, Honda) + 1.424
3 Seewer (Zwi, Suzuki) + 3.496
4 Anstie (VK, Kawasaki) + 5.292
5 Paturel (Fra, ) + 27.111
6 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 39.218
16 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:49.628
36 De Waal (Ned, Kawasaki) + 9 laps
Podium
42 (3-2) Gajser
40 (6-1) Herlings
38 (4-3) Seewer
Stand (na 9 van 18 GP's)
398 Herlings
259 Guillod
259 Jonass
256 Tonkov
251 Gajser
251 Tixier
MXGP, eerste manche (16 laps)twitter:Antoniocairoli twitterde op zondag 14-06-2015 om 13:04:07 It s gonna be a though one today ...trying to race ! 2 fracture in my left hand! Sarà molto dura… https://t.co/WHg8s2zXBZ reageer retweet
It s gonna be a though one today ...trying to race ! 2 fracture in my left hand! Sarà molto dura… 1 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) 34:30.862
2 Philippaerts (Ita, Yamaha) + 16.185
3 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 22.837
4 Waters (Aus, Husqvarna) + 25.631
5 Lupino (Ita, Honda) + 39.407
6 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 43.504
16 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1 lap
7 Cairoli, 15 Nagl
MXGP, tweede manche (17 laps)
1 Strijbos (Bel, Suzuki) 35:17.283
2 Nagl (Dui, Husqvarna) + 2.013
3 Paulin (Rus, Honda) + 24.778
4 Waters (Aus, Husqvarna) + 29.652
5 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 32.520
6 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) + 36.443
12 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1:13.051
18 Cairoli
Podium
40 (1-6) Febvre
37 (9-1) Strijbos
36 (4-4) Waters
Stand (na 9 van 18 GP's)
360 Nagl
330 Cairoli
322 Febvre
[ Bericht 7% gewijzigd door Nober op 14-06-2015 17:53:48 ]
Herlings in 1e manche gevallen of gewoon niet goed?
Zonder Herlings zou het trouwens een geweldig spannend seizoen zijn.
Zonder Herlings zou het trouwens een geweldig spannend seizoen zijn.
Vooral een slechte start en geen risico's nemen.quote:
Herlings in 1e manche gevallen of gewoon niet goed?
Zonder Herlings zou het trouwens een geweldig spannend seizoen zijn.
Erg close ja, alleen Herlings is een zekerheid voor podiums lijkt het.
Febvre kampioen in MXGP?
Round 5: High Point
250cc gaat na vier rondes tussen Martin en Musquin.
450cc ging tussen Tomac en Dungey maar Tomac raakte geblesseerd na een crash.
Motos:
http://www.promotocross.c(...)250-moto-1-full-race
Next:
20+21/06 GP Duitsland, Teutschenthal
27/06 Budds Creek
250cc gaat na vier rondes tussen Martin en Musquin.
450cc ging tussen Tomac en Dungey maar Tomac raakte geblesseerd na een crash.
Motos:
http://www.promotocross.c(...)250-moto-1-full-race
Next:
20+21/06 GP Duitsland, Teutschenthal
27/06 Budds Creek
MX2, Quali-Race (14 laps)
1 Gajser (Slo, Honda) 24:32.708
2 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 8.931
3 Tonkov (Rus, Husqvarna) + 14.262
4 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 19.104
5 Petrov (Bul, Kawasaki) + 21.404
6 Anstie (VK, Kawasaki) + 21.643
10 Herlings (Ned, KTM) + 40.252
13 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 50.282
20 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:04.810
MXGP, Quali-Race (14 laps)
1 Bobryshev (Rus, Honda) 24:05.340
2 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) + 6.104
3 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 26.819
4 Ferris (Aus, Husqvarna) + 30.909
5 Paulin (Fra, Honda) + 34.020
6 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 40.438
16 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1:10.104
11 Cairoli, 25 Nagl
1 Gajser (Slo, Honda) 24:32.708
2 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 8.931
3 Tonkov (Rus, Husqvarna) + 14.262
4 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 19.104
5 Petrov (Bul, Kawasaki) + 21.404
6 Anstie (VK, Kawasaki) + 21.643
10 Herlings (Ned, KTM) + 40.252
13 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 50.282
20 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:04.810
MXGP, Quali-Race (14 laps)
1 Bobryshev (Rus, Honda) 24:05.340
2 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) + 6.104
3 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 26.819
4 Ferris (Aus, Husqvarna) + 30.909
5 Paulin (Fra, Honda) + 34.020
6 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 40.438
16 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1:10.104
11 Cairoli, 25 Nagl
MX2, eerste manche (20 laps)
1 Gajser (Slo, Honda) 34:33.547
2 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 2.424
3 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 10.352
4 Petrov (Bul, Kawasaki) + 24.474
5 Lieber (Bel, Yamaha) + 26.924
6 Jonass (Let, KTM) + 48.349
11 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 1:13.513
14 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:23.181
29 Herlings (Ned, KTM) + 20 laps
Herlings gecrasht en wellicht zijn sleutelbeen gebroken.
Video: https://twitter.com/mxpics/status/612587474787934208
1 Gajser (Slo, Honda) 34:33.547
2 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 2.424
3 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 10.352
4 Petrov (Bul, Kawasaki) + 24.474
5 Lieber (Bel, Yamaha) + 26.924
6 Jonass (Let, KTM) + 48.349
11 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 1:13.513
14 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:23.181
29 Herlings (Ned, KTM) + 20 laps
Herlings gecrasht en wellicht zijn sleutelbeen gebroken.
Video: https://twitter.com/mxpics/status/612587474787934208
Slecht nieuws 
Ik noem een Tony van Heemschut,een Loeki Knol,een Brammetje Biesterveld en natuurlijk een Japie Stobbe !
MXGP, eerste manche (20 laps)
1 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) 34:29.682
2 Bobryshev (Rus, Honda) + 2.281
3 Paulin (Fra, Honda) + 3.695
4 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 6.644
5 Strijbos (Bel, Suzuki) + 27.931
6 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 41.944
9 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1:01.136
14 Cairoli, Nagl niet gestart.
Stand
360 Nagl
347 Febvre
337 Cairoli
Tweede manche live op Eurosport 2 vanaf 16:00.
1 Febvre (Fra, Yamaha) 34:29.682
2 Bobryshev (Rus, Honda) + 2.281
3 Paulin (Fra, Honda) + 3.695
4 Van Horebeek (Bel, Yamaha) + 6.644
5 Strijbos (Bel, Suzuki) + 27.931
6 Simpson (VK, KTM) + 41.944
9 Coldenhoff (Ned, Suzuki) + 1:01.136
14 Cairoli, Nagl niet gestart.
Stand
360 Nagl
347 Febvre
337 Cairoli
Tweede manche live op Eurosport 2 vanaf 16:00.
Kan volgens mij best wel lang duren.quote:
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Nogal, hoelang duurt een sleutelbeenbreuk? Of gewoon een plaatje er tussen en door?
Ik noem een Tony van Heemschut,een Loeki Knol,een Brammetje Biesterveld en natuurlijk een Japie Stobbe !
Hopelijk mist hij niet te veel, als hij 26 juli terug kan zijn mist hij 'maar' drie GP's inclusief deze.quote:
MX2, tweede manche (20 laps)
1 Anstie (VK, Kawasaki) 34:28.675
2 Gajser (Slo, Honda) + 10.092
3 Seewer (Zwi, Suzuki) + 14.706
4 Lieber (Bel, Yamaha) + 17.559
5 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 18.381
6 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 33.325
9 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 54.652
11 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:04.213
Herlings niet gestart.
Podium
47 (1-2) Gajser
38 (8-1) Anstie
38 (2-5) Guillod
Stand
398 Herlings
298 Gajser
297 Guillod
288 Jonass
286 Tixier
1 Anstie (VK, Kawasaki) 34:28.675
2 Gajser (Slo, Honda) + 10.092
3 Seewer (Zwi, Suzuki) + 14.706
4 Lieber (Bel, Yamaha) + 17.559
5 Guillod (Zwi, Yamaha) + 18.381
6 Tixier (Fra, Kawasaki) + 33.325
9 Bogers (Ned, KTM) + 54.652
11 Pootjes (Ned, KTM) + 1:04.213
Herlings niet gestart.
Podium
47 (1-2) Gajser
38 (8-1) Anstie
38 (2-5) Guillod
Stand
398 Herlings
298 Gajser
297 Guillod
288 Jonass
286 Tixier
