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2011 FIM Motocross World Championship

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The 2011 FIM Motocross World Championship season was the 55th F.I.M. Motocross Racing World Championship season.

2011 Calendar

The 2011 calendars of the FIM Motocross World Championships promoted by Youthstream were finalised on 25 October 2010.[1]

MX1 and MX2

Round Class Date Grand Prix Location Race 1 Winner Race 2 Winner Round Winner
1 MX1 April 10 Bulgaria Grand Prix of Bulgaria Sevlievo
MX2
2 MX1 April 25 Netherlands Grand Prix of The Netherlands Valkenswaard
MX2
3 MX1 May 15 United States Grand Prix of Monster Energy USA Glen Helen
MX2
4 MX1 May 22 Brazil Grand Prix of Honda Brazil Indaiatuba
MX2
5 MX1 June 5 France Grand Prix of France Saint-Jean-d'Angély
MX2
6 MX1 June 12 Portugal Grand Prix of Portugal Agueda
MX2
7 MX1 June 19 Catalonia Grand Prix of Catalunya Bellpuig
MX2
8 MX1 July 3 Sweden Grand Prix of Sweden Uddevalla
MX2
9 MX1 July 10 Germany Grand Prix of Germany Teutschenthal
MX2
10 MX1 July 17 Latvia Grand Prix of Latvia Kegums
MX2
11 MX1 July 31 Belgium Grand Prix of Limburg Lommel
MX2
12 MX1 August 7 Czech Republic Grand Prix of Czech Republic Loket
MX2
13 MX1 August 21 United Kingdom Honda GP of Great Britain Matterley Basin, Winchester
MX2
14 MX1 September 4 Europe Grand Prix of Europe Gaildorf
MX2
15 MX1 September 11 Italy Grand Prix of Italy Fermo
MX2

MX3

Round Date Grand Prix Location Race 1 Winner Race 2 Winner Round Winner
1 April 17 Greece Round 1-Greece Megalopolis
2 April 24 Bulgaria Round 2-Bulgaria Troyan
3 May 15 Chile Round 3-Chile Laguna Caren
4 May 22 Argentina Round 4-Argentina La Rioja
5 May 29 Brazil Round 5-Brazil TBA
6 June 12 Finland Round 6-Finland Vantaa
7 June 19 Czech Republic Round 7-Czech Republic Holice
8 June 26 Slovakia Round 8-Slovakia Senkvice
9 July 10 Ukraine Round 9-Ukraine Chernivtsy
10 July 17 Slovenia Round 10-Slovenia Orehova Vas
11 July 31 Germany Round 11-Germany TBA
12 September 4 Switzerland Round 12-Switzerland Geneva
13 September 11 Spain Round 13-Spain La Baneza

Participants

  • Riders with red background numbers are defending champions. All riders were announced with numbers on February 23, 2011.[2]

MX1 participants

Team Constructor No Rider
Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing MX1 KTM 2 Germany Maximilian Nagl
222 Italy Antonio Cairoli
TM Racing Factory Team TM 6 Estonia Tanel Leok
111 Estonia Aigar Leok
Kawasaki Racing Team Kawasaki 7 Spain Jonathan Barragan
90 France Sebastien Pourcel
121 France Xavier Boog
LS Honda Racing Honda 9 Belgium Ken De Dycker
24 United Kingdom Shaun Simpson
Monster Energy Yamaha Yamaha 10 France Anthony Boissiere
19 Italy David Philippaerts
183 France Steven Frossard
Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 Suzuki 11 Belgium Steve Ramon
25 Belgium Clement Desalle
Salucci Racing Honda 13 Italy Manuel Monni
Team Yamaha Van Beers Racing Yamaha 14 Netherlands Marc de Reuver
61 Netherlands Herjan Brakke
Yamaha 16 Ukraine Oleksiy Ovcharenko
Team Rockstar Bud Racing Lovemytime Kawasaki Kawasaki 20 France Gregory Aranda
39 Italy Davide Guarneri
Bike-it Cosworth Wild Wolf Yamaha Yamaha 21 United Kingdom Jason Dougan
Delta Suzuki 22 Belgium Kevin Strijbos
DIGA Racing Team KTM 26 Belgium Jeremy Delince
JK Aprilia Racing Aprilia 41 United Kingdom Alfie Smith
BGR KTM 45 France Loic Leonce
52 Austria Mattgias Walkner
Team Gold Fren Schmidinger World MX1 Honda 49 Austria Gunter Schmidinger
Kharovsk Extreme Honda 73 Russia Dmitry Parshin
IST T.I.S.C.O. Racing Kawasaki 74 Latvia Ivo Steinbergs
Latvia Elksni Honda Honda 95 Latvia Augusts Justs
Team CLS - Monster Energy - Kawasaki - Pro Circuit Kawasaki 101 New Zealand Ben Townley
Andalucia Yamaha Castro Team Yamaha 115 Spain Carlos Campano
ICE1 RACING Kawasaki 127 Finland Toni Eriksson
Suzuki International Europe Motocross Suzuki 287 Germany Marcus Schiffer
Nestaan JM Racing KTM KTM 387 Belgium Yentel Martens
HM Plant Red Bull KTM UK KTM 555 United Kingdom Irwin Graeme
Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki 717 Sweden Rickard Sandberg
903 Brazil Jorge Antonio Balbi
Honda World Motocross Honda 777 Russia Evgeny Bobryshev
999 Portugal Rui Goncalves
Key
Regular Rider
Wildcard Rider
Replacement Rider

MX2 participants

Team Constructor No Rider
Bike-it Cosworth Wild Wolf Yamaha Yamaha 7 Switzerland Arnaud Tonus
338 United States Zachary Osborne
KTM Silver Action KTM 17 Spain Jose Antonio Butron
262 Italy Giacomo Del Segato
Monster Energy Yamaha Yamaha 21 France Gautier Paulin
151 Finland Harri Kullas
430 France Christophe Charlier
Jumbo TVE Yamaha 25 Netherlands Glenn Coldenhoff
Lieber Racing Team KTM 33 Belgium Julien Lieber
Nestaan JM Racing KTM KTM 34 Belgium Joel Roelants
76 Austria Pascal Rauchenecker
911 France Jordi Tixier
Suzuki Europe MX2 Suzuki 37 France Valentin Teillet
HM Plant Red Bull KTM UK KTM 45 United Kingdom Jake Nicholls
114 United Kingdom Jordan Booker
Beursfoon Suzuki MX Team Suzuki 55 Netherlands Mike Kras
3C Racing Yamaha Yamaha 62 Slovenia Klemen Gercar
685 France Steven Lenoir
DIGA Racing Team KTM 71 Sweden Alexander Eriksson
590 Belgium Nick Triest
Team Husqvarna - Ricci Racing Husqvarna 77 Italy Alessandro Lupino
170 United States Michael Leib
KTM Scott Racing Team UG KTM 79 Germany Lars Oldekamp
173 Switzerland Valentin Guillod
Red Bull Teka KTM Factory Racing MX2 KTM 84 Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings
89 Belgium Jeremy van Horebeek
94 Germany Ken Roczen
MVR-D Honda Honda 91 Latvia Matiss Karro
550 Zimbabwe Sean Mitchell
Team CLS - Monster Energy - Kawasaki - Pro Circuit Kawasaki 99 United Kingdom Max Anstie
100 United Kingdom Tommy Searle
TM Racing Factory Team TM 102 Czech Republic Petr Smitka
KTM HDI MX Team KTM 131 France Nicolas Aubin
Team Yamaha Van Beers Racing Yamaha 152 Bulgaria Petar Petrov
BGR KTM 153 Italy Marco Maddii
Latvia Elksni Honda Honda 195 Latvia Roberts Justs
611 Moldova Mihail Cociu
IST T.I.S.C.O. Racing Kawasaki 339 United States Michael Thacker
ICE1 RACING Kawasaki 388 Finland Jon Söderberg
Honda World Motocross Honda 777 Brazil Swian Zanoni Coelho Gomes
Key
Regular Rider
Wildcard Rider
Replacement Rider

References

  1. ^ "2011 FIM Motocross calendar". FIM Motocross World Championship. Youthstream. 2010-10-25. {{cite news}}: |access-date= requires |url= (help); Unknown parameter |http://www.motocrossmx1.com/?type= ignored (help)
  2. ^ "Sevlievo's MX1 and MX2 entry list". FIM Motocross World Championship. Youthstream. 2011-02-23. Retrieved 2010-02-27.