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World Cup of Motocross Pre-Race Notes:

Good morning. (Or good afternoon or good evening, depending on where you are around the world today). Welcome to Cycle News' live Virtual Grandstand Coverage of the World Cup of Motocross from Glen Helen Raceway in San Bernardino, California. Spread the word and tune in...

If you're reading this, you already know that today's event replaces the Motocross of Nations that was originally to have been held at Competition Park in San Jacinto, California. And you've also read and heard most of the drama that let to the MXoN being cancelled/postponed and moved to Spain in October. Today's race is not the Motocross of Nations - but the Glen Helen crew, Vintage Iron owner Rick Doughty, and an army of volunteers and sponsors have pulled this race together during the last week as a suitable replacement to allow the racers, fans, and American motocross community to hold an event of major International stature.

Riders have been confirming literally by the hour all week, and the event has been shaping up with dramatic developments each day. For all the official World Cup of Motocross pre-event details, go to (appropriately)
www.worldcupofmotocross.com

Original MXoN Team USA members Ricky Carmichael and Mike LaRocco have elected not to ride the World Cup; their replacements will be the very capable Sean Hamblin and Kyle Lewis, who have the full support of their sponsors SoBe Suzuki and Moto-xXx, respectively. They'll join original MXoN team member Tim Ferry, who also has the full support of the factory Yamaha truck. All three riders are known to be fast here; at the AMA/Chevy Trucks U.S. National MX here in May, Ferry finished 3rd overall, Lewis was 7th, and Hamblin 16th.

International riders racing today who also have lap time from the MX National here in May include:

Other notable international riders that were originally to have ridden the MXoN that will not be riding today will be Joel Smets, Stefan Everts, Michael Pichon.

The World Cup of Motocross will have a $100,000 purse to be divided by the winning International teams. The purse breakdown is: 1st - $30,000; 2nd - $15,000; 3rd - $10,000; 4th - $9,000; 5th - $8,000; 6th - $7,000; 8th - $5,000; 9th - $4,000; 10th - $3,000; 11th - $2,000; 12th - $1,000.

Fifteen teams are signed up, making a total of 42 riders on the gate. Riders & Teams we have so far include:

France:
#1 Eric Sorby (Kaw 125); #2 Rodrig Thain (Yam 250); #3 Sebastien Tortelli (Suz 250)

Bolivia:
#4 Vicente Esquerre (Hon 125); #5 Juan Carlos Salvatierra (Hon 450); #6 Benjamin Esquerre (Hon 125)

New Zealand:
#875 Mike Metzger (Hon 250); #8 Cody Cooper (Hon 450); #9 Shayne King (KTM 450)

England:
#10 James Dobb (KTM 450); #11 Neil Prince (Hon 250); #12 Rob Herring (Hon)

Australia:
#16 Chad Reed (Yam 450); #17 Craig Anderson (KTM 520); #18 Michael Byrne (Hon 250)

South Africa:
#25 Grant Langston (KTM 250); #26 Greg Albertyn (Suz 250); #965 Kevin McGovern (Hon 250)
Argentina
#61 Luis Cutura (Yam 250); #62 Marcus Caco (Hon 450); #63 Augusto Freytes (Yam 250)

Canada:
#67 Jean Sebastien Roy (Hon 450); #68 Blari Morgan (Hon 450); #69 Marco Dube (Hon 450)

Chile:
#70 Jeremy Israel (Hon 450); #72 Walter Helfmarm (Hon 450); #77 Alfredo Gomez Norambuena (Hon 450)

Costa Rica:
#73 Ernesto Fonseca (Hon 250); #74 Adrian Robert (Hon 450); #75 Cristian Leon (Hon 250)
Japan:
#79 Akira Narita (Suz 250); #80 Yoshitaka Atsuta (Hon 250); #81 Kazuyoshi Idagiri (Hon)

Denmark:
Kasper Jensen (Yam 250); Kim Nielsen (Yam 250); Bo Vang Jensen (KTM 525)

USA:
#91 Kyle Lewis (Hon 450); #92 Sean Hamblin (Suz 250); #93 Tim Ferry (Yam 450)

Czech Republic:
#106 Marco Dorsch (Suz 250); (#34) Josef Dobes (Yam 250); (#15) Willy Musgrave (Yam 250)

The World Cup of Motocross marks the debut of Sebastien Tortelli riding an RM250 for Team Suzuki. Chad Reed is riding a Yamaha 450, a big step up in cc's from the 125 he's been riding all season. Grant Langston, also known as a 125 pilot, is riding a KTM 250 today. Factory Honda rider Ernesto Fonseca, who finished 4th in the AMA 125 Nationals, is riding a 250.

Guest appearance? X-Games backflip king Mike Metzger has been drafted by the New Zealand team to round out their trio...could produce some very unorthodox passing maneuvers...Check that passport - Willy Musgrave is on the roster, riding his Yamaha 250 for the Czech Republic alongside Marco Dorsch and Josef Dobes.

Temporarily Retired from Retirement: Greg Albertyn was drafted off the rocker this weekend to represent his home country of South Africa; the likeable ex-World MX Champ joins teammates Grant Langston and Kevin McGovern.

Fast feet? The USA Team of Lewis, Hamblin, and Ferry all happen to be Etnies shoes-sponsored riders. Maybe coincidence, maybe not.

Deep Dish: Remember the huge "Talladega" first turn at the Glen Helen National in May? It's even bigger. The thing has been reshaped into an even bigger bowl-shaped turn, some 70 feet tall at the outside. It's enormous.

Scorin' it: Some of the teams are comprised of just two riders. The modified scoring system will take each team's best two riders' combined scores from each of the three 20-minute World Cup motos to arrive at the overall result.

A very respectable crowd has streamed into the Glen Helen facility; the weather gods have smiled on the track...with the morning mostly cloudy and clearing into the afternoon, we should have a very comfortable day with temperatures in the high 70s. The gate will drop for the first World Cup moto at 11am PST - stay tuned.

[World Cup Moto One]


Introductions of the event organizers, industry dignitaries, and each World Cup team is taking place at the moment...look for the first moto to start a bit late, probably around 11:30am PST. David Bailey is the Official Starter for the World Cup of Motocross.

The International field is making a sighting lap around the track...in just minutes, we'll be seeing the start.

Let's roll...the gate drops and the first moto holeshot goes to Kyle Lewis...several riders careen over the bars as they jump down the first big downhill...Chad Reed leads as they come around, followed by Ferry, Dobb...

Lap 2 - Tortelli was among those who crashed early; leaders are Reed, Ferry, Dobb, Albertyn, Byrne, Fonseca...Hamblin is running around 8th or 9th...

Lap 3 - Chad Reed leads, Ferry trying to pass for the lead, the two Yamaha riders having a reat battle, then Dobb, Albertyn, Byrne...Kyle Lewis is running just back of Lewis, three Americans in the top ten...Two Australians also running in the top group...

Lap 4 - Reed, Ferry, Dobb lead...Ferry moves for the block pass on Reed...Langston has moved up, passing teammate Albertyn running 4th & 5th...Ferry, Reed, Dobb, Byrne, Langston, Albertyn, Fonseca...right now it's the Aussies and the South Africans doing well...

Lap 5 - Ferry, Reed, Dobb, Byrne, Langston, Albertyn, Morgan, Fonseca, Hamblin...Ferry leads the top 8, all running pretty close together...Reed is riding very well, keeping Ferry within his sights as they duel on their big Yamaha thumpers...

Lap 6 - Order is Ferry, Reed, Dobb, Byrne, Albertyn, Fonseca, Morgan, Hamblin, Langston, Anderson...Australia is the only team with all 3 of their riders in the top 10 - impressive, although only the top 2 from each country are scored...Dobb has been trying to hold off Langston, now Langston's having some problems & dropping back a bit...Dobb lost a bit of ground as well...

Lap 7 - Ferry leads the way, Reed, Dobb, Byrne, Albertyn, Fonseca pursue...should be 3 laps remaining...

Lap 8 - Tim Ferry holds a couple second lead on Reed, after that there's a big gap back to Dobb, pursued closely by Byrne, Albertyn, Hamblin, Fonseca, Langston, Anderson...Reed passes Ferry to swipe back the lead...

Lap 9 - Running order is Reed, Ferry, Dobb, Fonseca, Albertyn, Hamblin, Byrne...the 2-lap sign is now out...Hamblin is on the move, passing 2 riders on the way up the mountain...should put him into the top five...

Lap 10 - White flag: Reed, Ferry, Dobb, Hamblin (now 4th), Fonseca, Albertyn, Morgan...Reed has added some room between himself and Ferry toward the end...New Zealand's Cody Cooper stalls out up the hill & has to go down to take another run...Fonseca's trying to pass Hamblin back on the way up Mt. St. Helen's...as they come across the flag, the finish order will be Chad Reed with the moto win, followed by Tim Ferry, then Dobb, Hamblin, Fonseca, Langston, Albertyn, Craig Anderson, Byrne, Morgan, Narita, Kyle Lewis, Atsuta, Dube, Thain, Roy...

Moto 1 Scores (Official): 1. Chad Reed (Aus); 2. Tim Ferry (USA); 3. James Dobb (Eng); 4. Sean Hamblin (USA); 5. Ernesto Fonseca (Cos); 6. Grant Langston (S. Afr); 7. Greg Albertyn (S. Afr); 8. Craig Anderson; 9. Michael Byrne (Aus); 10. Blair Morgan (Can); 11. Akira Narita (Jpn); 12. Kyle Lewis (USA); 13. Yoshitaka Atsuta (Jpn); 14. Marco Dube (Can); 15. Rodrig Thain (Fra); 16. Jean Sebastien Roy (Can); 17. Jeremy Israel (Chile); 18. Kazuyoshi Odagiri (Jpn); 19. Eric Sorby (Fra); 20. Neil Prince (Eng); 21. Dobes Josef (CzR); 22. Shayne King (NZ); 23. Bo Vang Jensen (Den); 24. Kim Nielsen (Den); 25. Luis Cutera (Arg); 26. Kasper Jensen (Den); 27. Augusto Freytes (Arg); 28. Christian Leon (Cos); 29. Willie Musgrave (CzR); 30. Cody Cooper (NZ); 31. Marcos Caco (Arg); 32. Juan Carlos Salvatierra (Bol); 33. Kevin McGovern (S.Afr); 34. Alfredo Gomez Norambuena (Chile); 35. Adrian Robert (Cos); 36. Benjamin Esquerre (Bol); 37. Mike Metzger (NZ).

Team Standings (Official): 1. USA 2+4=6; 2. Australia 1+8=9; 3. South Africa 6+7=13; 4. England 3+20=23; 5. Canada 10+14=24; 5. Japan 11+13=24; 6. Costa Rica 5+38=33; 7. France 19+15=34; 8. Denmark 24+23=47; 9. Czech Republic 29+21=50; 10 (TIE) New Zealand 22+30=52; Argentina 25+27=52.

[Fast Masters Moto One]


How cool is this? Here's the lineup of legends who are entered for today's Fast Masters race: Jeff Ward, Jeff Emig, Donnie Hansen, Marty Smith, Ryan Hughes, Jim Gibson, Danny LaPorte, Chuck Sun, Micky Dymond, Jeff Matiasevich, Pete Murray, Demian Caco, Doug Dubach, Erik Kehoe, Andy Jefferson, Mike Healey, Caludio Pesce, Pablo Marelli, Ron Turner, Terry Fowler, and Kelly Andris.

The holeshot goes to Mike Healey, followed by Jeff Emig, Dubach...Dubach moves up past Emig & immediately challenges Healey for the lead...Jim Gibson crashed early, is back up & riding at the back...Dubach has Glen Helen so wired he could qualify as the track mascot - Dubach leads...then Emig, Healey, Terry Fowler, Ryan Hughes...

Lap 2 - Dubach and Emig are running close at the front, the crowd is at the fence cheering the popular past champions along...

Lap 3 - Emig is still all over Dubach...Hughes is starting to close in on Emig and Dubach, the best part is Hughes is on a KTM 125SX and Emig is on a 250 and Dubach on a 450...

Lap 4 - Emig made a move on Dubach but can't make it stick...Emig takes over the lead as they head up the mountain and starts to pull away a little...

Lap 5 - Dubach is back all over Emig now...Dubach passes Emig back for the lead as they come flying around the massive berm...Emig now passes Dubach back again...Running order is Emig, Dubach, Hughes, Fowler, Kehoe, Andris, Healey and Ward...

Lap 6 - Ryno was sideways down the straight away before the finish as he bounced off a nasty kicker...Emig is still leading by about 2 bike lengths now over Dubach...

Finish - Emig wins by a bike length over Dubach...

Fast Masters Moto One Final: 1. Jeff Emig (Kaw); 2. Doug Dubach (Yam); 3. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 4. Terry Fowler (Yam); 5. Erik Kehoe (Hon); 6. Kelly Andris (Hon); 7. Mike Healey (Hon); 8. Jeff Ward (Hon); 9. Marty Smith (Hon); 10. Jeff Matiasevich (Kaw).

[World Cup Moto Two]


Sebastien Tortelli's day is done...after the French Suzuki rider's disastrous tumble down the hill early in the first moto, he's reportedly being treated for a punctured lung. His remaining French teammates - Thain and Sorby - will continue on for the remainder of the day.

The schedule is getting back on track - the second World Cup moto is scheduled to start at 1:00pm local time.

The gate drops, and the holeshot goes to Chad Reed, followed by Fonseca, Hamblin...Reed gets completely sideways - feet off the pegs! - leaping off the top off Mt. St. Helens, somehow he pulls it back in before landinng & holds on...Ferry is down at the bottom of the hill...Langston moves to 3rd, Hamblin takes it back...

Lap 2 - Reed leads Fonseca, Hamblin, Langston, Byrne...Reed is riding an inspired race today, putting the screws to the competition...with Byrne running in/near the top 5, the Australians are lloking to improve...

Lap 3 - Hamblin reels in Reed and moves within passing position - Langston also pulls up to make it a 3-way battle for the lead...order now is Reed, Hamblin, Langston, Fonseca, Byrne, Lewis, Albertyn, Dube, Anderson, Roy, Thain, King, Morgan, Dobb, Narita...Ferry is back underway, a long way back, with the leaders coming up behind him...

Lap 4 - Reed's still holding off Hamblin, barely, and Langston is hanging tough trying to find away around both of them, the lead coulee belong to any of them as they work their way around...Langston is especially all over Hamblin, and Fonseca is also now right with them...Langston and Hamblin tangled before going up the mountain, both crashing...Hamblin got back moving first, but Langston took a lot longer to untangle his bike to turn around & take off...

Lap 5 - Up front, Reed still leads, now followed by Fonseca, Lewis, Byrne, Albertyn, Roy, Dube...Reed leads Fonseca by about 1 second, then it's around 3 second back to Lewis who's getting plenty of pressure from Byrne and Albertyn...

Lap 6 - Fonseca is pressuring Reed for the lead, and Lewis is getting very close to the lead duo, then Byrne, Albertyn, Roy, Hamblin, Anderson, Dube, Morgan...Lewis drops back just a bit, allowing Albertyn to draw closer to challenge for 3rd...Fonseca's geting all over the place hitting bumps & getting sideways trying to spook Reed...

Lap 7 - Reed and Fonseca continue to run at the front, followed by Lewis, Byrne, Albertyn, Hamblin, Anderson, Dube, Morgan, Narita, Dobb, Roy, Thain, King...Fonseca moves to the lead, jumping into the lead ahead of Reed...

Lap 8 - Reed is staying right with Fonseca, almost appears to be studying his lines to see if there's a better way around the track that what he's been using, he's showing Fonseca his front wheele here and there...after them, it's 10 seconds back to Lewis...Reed pulls alongside Fonseca down the mountain & tries to rail around outside, didn't work this time...

Lap 9 - 2 laps to go, Fonseca wicks it up & buys a little bit of room ahead of Reed, just like that he has a 4.5 second gap...Metzger's running way in the back, but he's having fun throwing freestyle tricks all around the track...

Lap 10 - White flag is out, it's Fonseca, Reed, Lewis, Byrne, Albertyn, Hamblin, Anderson, Dobb...Reed has reeled Fonseca back in a bit on this last lap, Reed's taking a run at the leader as the work their way around lapped riders...the Costa Rican uses the lappers more effectively and gains a little more of his advantage back...here they come at the finish, and the order is Fonseca, Reed, Lewis, Byrne, Albertyn, Hamblin, Anderson, Dobb, Morgan.

Results (Official): 1. Ernesto Fonseca (Cos); 2. Chad Reed (Aus); 3. Kyle Lewis (USA); 4. Michael Byrne (Aus); 5. Greg Albertyn (S. Afr); 6. Sean Hamblin (USA); 7. Craig Anderson (Aus); 8. James Dobb (Eng); 9. Blair Morgan (Can); 10. Akira Narita (Jpn); 11. Grant Langston (S. Afr); 12. Jean Sebastien Roy (Can); 13. Rodrig Thain (Fra); 14. Shayne King (NZ); 15. Bo Vang Jensen (Den); 16. Marco Dube (Can); 17. Yoshitaka Atsuta (Jpn); 18. Dobes Josef (CzR); 19. Jeremy Israel (Chile); 20. Kazuyoshi Odagiri (Jpn); 21. Neil Prince (Eng); 22. Cody Cooper (NZ); 23. Kim Nielsen (Den); 24. Adrian Robert (Cos); 25. Kasper Jensen (Den); 26. Luis Cutura (Arg); 27. Willy Musgrave (CzR); 28. Walter Helfmarm (Chile); 29. Augusto Freytes (Arg); 30. Marcos Caco (Arg).

Moto 2 Scores (Official): 1. Australia 2+4=6; 2. USA 3+6=9; 3. South Africa 5+11=16; 4. Canada 9+12=21; 5. Costa Rica 1-24=25; 6. Japan 10+17=27; 7. England 8+21=29; 8. New Zealand 22+14=36; 9. Denmark 23+15=38; 10. Czech Republic 27+18=45; 11. Chile 19+28=47.

Cumulative Standings (1st Moto + 2nd Moto, Official): 1. (TIE)USA 6+9=15; Australia 9+6=15; 3. South Africa 13+16=29; 4. Canada 24+21=45; 5. Japan 24+27=51; 6. England 23+29=52; 7. Costa Rica 33+25=58; 8. France 34+50=84; 9. Denmark 47+38=85; 10. New Zealand 52+36=88; 11. Czech Republic 50+45=95; 12. Chile 51+47=98; 13. Argentina 52+54=106; 14. Bolivia 68+71=139.

[Fast Masters Moto Two]


The holeshot goes to Jeff Ward, followed by Dubach, Healey...Emig had a bad start, running just out of the top 10...

Lap 1 - Dubach gets around Ward and takes the lead...Kehoe and hughes have gotten around Ward and move into 3rd and 4th...Healey also has worked up to 2nd spot behind Dubach...

Lap 2 - Running order is Dubach, Healey, Kehoe, Hughes, Emig, Fowler, Ward, Dymond, Smith, Chicken and Murray...

Lap 3 - Dubach pulls ahead by about 3 seconds now...Hughes is all over Kehoe in a mismatched battle, 450 vs. 125...

Lap 4 - 2-lap board out for Dubach...Kehoe and Emig collide in one of the last corners, and both go down...Hughes cruises through, and as Dubach takes the flag, Hughes collects 2nd for the moto...Emig recovers to take 3rd, Fowler comes thru 4th, and Kehoe gets back up to cross in 5th.

Moto Two Final: 1. Doug Dubach (Yam); 2. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 3. Jeff Emig (Kaw); 4. Terry Fowler (Yam); 5. Erik Kehoe (Hon); 6. Mike Healey (Hon); 7. Marty Smith (Hon); 8. Micky Dymond (Yam); 9. Pete Murray (Yam); 10. Jeff Matiasevich (Kaw).



[World Cup Moto Three]


With a review of the official results, the USA and Australian teams are TIED for points as we go into the final / 3rd moto of the day. Whichever team has the best combined two riders' scores this moto will take home the honors as the winning country of the World Cup of Motocross, and they'll take their $30,000 share of the $100,000 purse.

With a strong crowd, outstanding racing, and many countries' teams here today (and even those who are not) stating they will not be racing at the replacement MXoN event in Spain in October, it looks like today's results will be the ones pointed to for the planet's motocross supremacy...

Get ready as the 35 riders line up at the start (after allowing for the day's attrition rate) - it's literally all on the line for this final moto of the day...

The 30-second board goes sideways, the starter referee sprints out of the way, and as the pack rails through the big Talladega first turn, the holeshot for the final moto goes to Sean Hamblin, followed by Reed, Langston, now Langston moves into 2nd, Ferry is running 4th...Dobb crashed early, gets back underway...Hamblin is taken out by Langston at the bottom of the mountain...

Lap 2 - Reed leads the way across the line, followed by Ferry, Fonseca, Langston, Byrne, King, Atsuta, Albertyn...Lewis is running outside the top 15...right now, Australia is looking strong for the win, but it's early and a lot can happen...

Lap 3 - Ferry is running 2nd behind Reed, but the other USA team members are farther back that Aussies Byrne and Anderson running more ahead of them...Kyle Lewis is a lap down, and off the gas...Hamblin is up & running in the top 20, trying to move forward...Dobb is cruising around at the back...

Lap 4 - Order is Reed, Ferry, Fonseca, Langston, Byrne, King, Albertyn, Atsuta, Roy, Narita, Morgan, Cooper, Dube, Andersen, Thain, Israel...

Lap 5 - Ferry's no longer near the front - Reed still continues to lead over Fonseca and Langston...then we have Ferry, Byrne, King, Albertyn, Atsuta...

Lap 6 - Reed, Fonseca, Langston, Ferry back in 4th, Byrne, King, Albertyn, Dube, Atsuta, Hamblin...we're at the halfway point in the moto...Reed leads by 11 seconds...

Lap 7 - Reed's on top of the world, leading the international pack, as Fonseca tries to hold off Langston...Langston moved to 2nd place, putting Fonseca back to 3rd...Ferry is still running in 4th, Byrne 5th, Hamblin is running in the top 10, but not far enough forward to keep the US in the lead...Ferry is trying to get up closer to Fonseca and Langston to try & improve his position...

Lap 8 - Reed is working is way through the lappers, running order behind him is Langston, Fonseca, Ferry, Byrne, Morgan, Narita, King, Roy, Hamblin, Atsuta, Dube, Thain, Anderson...Albertyn is having bike problems and moving backwards in the pack...

Lap 9 - The closest racing on the track is for 2nd, between Langston, Fonseca and Ferry as they tighten up into a very even group...Hamblin has moved past King over the log jump to move into 8th...

Lap 10 - Reed is shown the 2-lap sign as he continues to grow his lead and realize that Australia will be at the top of the world if he can just hold it together...Fonseca and Langston are giving each other fits - Ferry is moving into position to get into 2nd if the two ahead of him begin to take each other out...Byrne is 5th, and Hamblin is in 9th...

Lap 11 - White flag...Reed continues to lead by 8+ seconds as he does his part to win for Australia...Fonseca crashes out, leaving Langston to fend off Ferry trying to charge for 2nd...as they come around, Reed takes the 3rd moto win, followed in by Langston, Ferry...Michael Byrne crosses in 4th, and secures Australia the World Cup of Motocross honors (and their $30,000 share of the $100,000 World Cup purse)...then Morgan, Hamblin to secure 2nd for Team USA, Narita, King, Atsuta, Dube (good enough to get Canada on the podium for 3rd in the world), Roy, Anderson, Odagiri, Thain, Israel, Josef, Nielsen, Salvatierra, Prince, Jensen.

Moto 3 Scores (Unofficial): 1. Chad Reed (Aus); 2. Grant Langston (S. Afr); 3. Tim Ferry (USA); 4. Michael Byrne (Aus); 5. Blair Morgan (Can); 6. Sean Hamblin (USA); 7. Akira Narita (Jpn); 8. Shayne King (NZ); 9. Yoshitaka Atsuta (Jpn); 10. Marco Dube (Can); 11. Jean Sebastien Roy (Can); 12. Craig Anderson (Aus); 13. Kazuyoshi Odagiri (Jpn); 14. Rodrig Thain (Fra); 15. Jeremy Israel (Chile); 16. Dobes Josef (CzR); 17. Kasper Nielsen (Den); 18. Juan Carlos Salvatierra (Bol); 19. Neil Prince (Eng); 20. Bo Van Jensen (Den).

[Fast Masters Overall]


Fast Masters Overall Results (Official): 1. Doug Dubach (Yam); 2. Jeff Emig (Kaw); 3. Ryan Hughes (KTM); 4. Terry Fowler (Yam); 5. Erik Kehoe (Hon); 6. Mike Healey (Hon); 7. Marty Smith (Hon); 8. Jeff Matiasevich (Kaw); 9. Pete Murray (Yam); 10. Jeff Ward (Hon); 11. Ron Turner (Yam); 12. Micky Dymond (Yam); 13. Kelly Andris (Hon); 14. Chuck Sun (KTM); 15. Demian Caco (Hon); 16. Andy Jefferson (Yam); 17. Danny LaPorte (Hon); 18. Jim Gibson (Can); 19. Claudio Pesce (Yam); 20. Pablo Marelli (Hon).

[World Cup Overall]


(Unofficial) 1. Australia 9+6+5=20; 2. USA 6+9+9=24; 3. Canada 24+21+15=60; 4. South Africa 13+16+35=64; 5. Japan 24+27+16=67; 6. England 23+29+50=102; 7. Costa Rica 33+25+46=104; 8. Denmark 47+38+36=121; 9. New Zealand 52+36+39=127; 10. Chile 51+47+36=121; 11. Czech Republic 50+45+44=139; 12. Argentina 52+54+45=151; 13. France 34+50+96; 14. Bolivia 68+71+111=250.

[Broadcast By]
Mark Thome & Kory Klinger