Russian rider Evgeny Bobryshev won his first ever MX GP at the weekend, sweeping both MX1 class motos at round nine of the FIM World Motocross Championships in Germany.

Defending champion Tony Cairoli, of Italy, who is the series points leader, finished second overall and extended his series points lead.

Germany’s Ken Roczen, who is the leading the MX2 class series points, also won his home Grand Prix. Second in MX2 went to the ever improving Frenchman Gautier Paulin.

In the MX2 class, look at the results and see how close the top four were in scoring.

Roczen’s 1-3 in the two motos gave him top position on the podium, and he also extended his series points lead. Paulin finished second overall, followed by Britain’s Tommy Searle, Dutch youngster Jeffrey Herlings, Swiss rider Arnaud Tonus and American Zach Osborne.

In the MX1 class, Honda rider Bobryshev (pictured above) celebrated winning his first ever MX GP, and he did it in style, topping both motos.

Cairoli finished second overall (2-2), but even without being on the top step of the podium, Tony extended his series points lead.

Putting in a solid ride was Belgian Clement Desalle, finishing third overall. In his return to GP racing, French rider Christophe Pourcel was officially scored as 32nd, with no points.

In other news, the German Team riders were announced for the upcoming Motocross of Nations in France. They will be Max Nagl in MX1, Roczen in MX2, and Marcus Schiffer in the open class.

Next weekend is the MX Grand Prix of Latvia.

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RESULTS:

MX1 CLASS:

1.      Evgeny Bobryshev – HON – 1/1

2.      Tony Cairoli – KTM – 2/2

3.      Clement Desalle – SUZ – 5/3

4.      Rui Goncalves – HON – 7/4

5.      Max Nagl – KTM – 4/7

6.      Ken de Dycker – HON

7.      Jon Barragan – KAW

8.      Steven Frossard – YAM – 3/15

9.      David Philippaerts – YAM – 9/8

10.    Steve Ramon – SUZ

11.    Shaun Simpson – HON

12.    Marc de Reuver – YAM

13.    Greg Aranda – KAW

14.    Brad Anderson – HON

15.    Xavier Boog – KAW

 

MX2 CLASS:

1.      Ken Roczen – KTM – 1/3

2.      Gautier Paulin – YAM – 4/1

3.      Tommy Searle – KAW – 3/2

4.      Jeffrey Herlings – KTM – 2/4

5.      Arnaud Tonus – YAM – 6/5

6.      Zach Osborne – YAM – 5/6

7.      Jake Nicholls – KTM – 8/8

8.      Valentin Teillet – SUZ

9.      J. A. B. Oliva – KTM

10.    Harri Kullas – YAM

11.    Loic Larrieu – KTM

12.    Max Anstie – KAW

13.    Nic Aubin – KTM

14.    Al Lupino – HUS

15.    Chris Charlier – YAM

 

MX1 Championship standings:

1.      Tony Cairoli – 366

2.      Clement Desalle – 348

3.      Steven Frossard – 326

4.      Evgeny Bobryshev – 294

5.      Max Nagl – 282

6.      David Philippaerts – 250

7.      Rui Goncalves – 249

8.      Jon Barragan – 204

9.      Xavier Boog – 203

10.    Steve Ramon – 203

11.    Ken de Dycker – 201

12.    K. Strijbos – 161

13.    Tanel Leok – 146

14.    A Boissiere – 119

15.    Shaun Simpson – 113

 

MX2 Championship standings:

1.      Ken Roczen – 396

2.      Jeffrey Herlings – 377

3.      Tommy Searle – 328

4.      Gautier Paulin – 319

5.      Zach Osborne – 265

6.      Arnaud Tonus – 256

7.      Max Anstie – 215

8.      Harri Kullas – 197

9.      Nic Aubin – 192

10.    Chris Charlier – 170

11.    Joel Roelants – 166

12.    Al Lupino – 106

13.    Jordi Tixier – 99

14.    Jake Nicholls – 92

15.    G. Coldenhoff – 90