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MOTOREX Racing Report 2011 EN

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MOTOCROSS Antonio

MOTOCROSS Antonio Cairoli MX1 World Champion: “It is incredible. Everyone dreams of becoming World Champion and a fifth title... It’s wonderful. I don’t know what to say!” High 5, Toni! Ken Roczen MX2 World Champion: “I’ve been working for two and a half years to win this. I just want to thank everyone who has helped me to achieve it. It was an incredible year. I’m over the moon!” Jeffrey Herrlings MX2 Vice-World Champion: The 17-year-old Dutch rider, Jeffrey Herrlings, is runner-up in the MX2 World Championship. Steffi Laier Woman’s World MX Champion: Steffi was given her first motorcycle when she was 4 years old. Now the 26 year-old is celebrating her fourth World Championship title in the Women’s MX class. Ryan Dungey AMA MX: Dungey, who rides for the Rockstar Makita Suzuki team, came second in the AMA Motocross series and third in the AMA Supercross series. In 2012 Dungey will ride for KTM in the AMA series. Jonathan Barragan Spanish MX Champion: The Spaniard from the Kawasaki team won the Spanish Championship. Colton Facciotti Canadian MX1 Champion I Dusty Klatt Canadian MX1 Vice-Champion I Tyler Medaglia Canadian MX2 Champion: The Yamaha Red Bull Blackfoot Fox Racing team dominated the Canadian Motocross Championship.

ENDURO The 2011 racing season did not turn out how the KTM Enduro Factory Team was expecting. At the start of the season top rider David Knight (E3) dislocated his hip again and subsequently had to have an operation. Johnny Aubert (E2) suffered multiple injuries at the GP in Greece, which brought a premature end to his season. Aubert, the two-times Enduro World Champion, extended his contract as a KTM factory rider. He is 100% fit again and would like to compete for the E2 class title again in 2012. The young KTM riders threw themselves into the breach and, in spite of everything, managed to take three Vice-World Champion titles. In the Enduro 1 class it was the Finn Eero Remes, in the Enduro 2 class the Spaniard Cristobal Guerrero and another Spaniard, Mario Roman, was Junior Vice-Champion. Joakim Ljunggren from the Husaberg team took third place in the Enduro 3 class.

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