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Round 3 - Munich, Germany

Saturday
SX1 FINAL
1. Mike Alessi (USA/Suzuki)
2. Florent Richier (France/Kawasaki)
3. Austin Howell (USA/Kawasaki)
4. Matt Goerke (USA/Kawasaki)
5. Yohan Lafont (France/Yamaha)
6. Jason Thomas (USA/Suzuki)
7. Joaquim Rodrigues (Portugal/Kawasaki)
8. Mike Brown (USA/KTM)
9. Bobby Kiniry (USA/Honda)
10. Mickael Musquin (France/Honda)
11. Filip Neugebauer (Czech Republic/Kawasaki)
12. Daniel Siegl (Germany/Kawasaki)

SX2 Overall
1. Boris Maillard (France/Kawasaki) 1-2
2. Sullivan Jaulin (France/Kawasaki) 4-1
3. Rasmus Jörgensen (Denmark/Suzuki) 2-4
4. Dominique Thury (Germany/KTM) 6-3
5. Jeremy Chauveau (France/Suzuki) 8-5
6. Ludovic Macler (France/Yamaha) 7-7
7. Nick Kouwenberg (Netherlands/Yamaha) 5-9
8. Josselin Pécout (France/Honda) 9-6
9. Dennis Ullrich (Germany/Honda) 3-dnf
10. Morgan Burger (USA/Honda) 10-10
11. Mathias Plessers (Belgium/Suzuki) 11-11
12. Kyle Engle (USA/Kawasaki) dnf-8

Sunday

SX1 Main Event
1. Matt Goerke (USA/Kawasaki)
2. Thomas Ramette (France/Suzuki)
3. Filip Neugebauer (Czech Republic/Kawasaki)
4. Mike Alessi (USA/Suzuki)
5. Jason Thomas (USA/Suzuki)
6. Cyrille Coulon (France/Suzuki)
7. Yohan Lafont (France/Yamaha)
8. Joaquim Rodrigues (Portugal/Kawasaki)
9. Mickael Musquin (France/Honda)
10. Florent Richier (France/Kawasaki)
11. Cole Siebler (USA/Honda)

SX2 Overall
1. Sullivan Jaulin (France/Kawasaki) 1-3
2. Boris Maillard (France/Kawasaki) 3-2
3. Dennis Ullrich (Germany/Honda) 6-1
4. Rasmus Jörgensen (Denmark/Suzuki) 2-5
5. Austin Politelli (USA/Honda) 4-4
6. Kyle Engle (USA/Kawasaki) 5-8
7. Ludovic Macler (France/Yamaha) 7-7
8. Dominique Thury (Germany/KTM) 10-6
9. Morgan Burger (USA/Honda) 9-9
10. Josselin Pécout (France/Honda) 8-11
11. Bastien Thomas (France/Yamaha) 11-12
12. Jeremy Chauveau (France/Suzuki) dnf-10

King of Munich 2011
1. Matt Goerke (USA/Kawasaki) 38 pts
2. Mike Alessi (USA/Suzuki) 38 pts
3. Florent Richier (France/Kawasaki) 26 pts
4. Filip Neugebauer (Czech Republic/Kawasaki) 21 pts
5. Jason Thomas (USA/Suzuki) 21 pts
6. Cole Siebler (USA/Honda) 21 pts
7. Thomas Ramette (France/Suzuki) 20 pts
8. Yohan Lafont (France/Yamaha) 20 pts
9. Joaquim Rodrigues (Portugal/Kawasaki) 17 pts
10. Mickael Musquin (France/Honda) 13 pts
11. Cyrille Coulon (France/Suzuki) 10 pts
12. Mike Brown (USA/KTM) 8 pts
13. Bobby Kiniry (USA/Honda) 7 pts
14. Daniel Siegl (Germany/Kawasaki) 0 pt

Prince of Munich 2011
1. Boris Maillard (France/Kawasaki) 81 pts
2. Sullivan Jaulin (France/Kawasaki) 79 pts
3. Rasmus Jörgensen (Denmark/Suzuki) 64 pts
4. Dennis Ullrich (Germany/Honda) 51 pts
5. Dominique Thury (Germany/KTM) 42 pts
6. Ludovic Macler (France/Yamaha) 36 pts
7. Josselin Pécout (France/Honda) 30 pts
8. Kyle Engle (USA/Kawasaki) 27 pts
9. Austin Politelli (USA/Honda) 26 pts
10. Morgan Burger (USA/Honda) 26 pts
11. Jeremy Chauveau (France/Suzuki) 25 pts
12. Nick Kouwenberg (Netherlands/Yamaha) 18 pts
13. Mathias Plessers (Belgium/Suzuki) 10 pts
14. Bastien Thomas (France/Yamaha) 9 pts

AMA Arenacross Series

Arenacross Points Standings
Jeff Gibson 144pts. (Hon)
Tyler Bowers 138pts. (Kaw)
Chad Johnson 129pts. (Kaw)
Josh Demuth 127pts. (Kaw)
Kelly Smith 117pts. (KTM)
Nathan Skaggs 86pts. (Hon)
Zach Ames 79pts. (Kaw)
Willy Browning 78pts. (KTM)
Tyler Bright 56pts. (KTM)
Michael Willard 55pts. (KTM)

Defending Arenacross Champion Tyler Bowers trails Jeff Gibson by six points after the first four rounds of the series.
Photo: Simon Cudby

Arenacross Lites East Points Standings
Michael Willard 119pts. (KTM)
Michael McDade 114pts. (Kaw)
Dave Ginolfi 100pts. (KTM)
Steven Mages 88pts. (Kaw)
Travis Sewell 69pts. (KTM)
Kevin Johnson 59pts. (Kaw)
Austin Coon 48pts. (Hon)
Maxx Malatia 45pts. (Hon)
TJ Phillips 44pts. (Kaw)
Kyle White 38pts. (Hon)

Arenacross Lites West Points Standings
Michael Willard 25pts. (KTM)
Aaron Gulley 22pts. (Kaw)
Dave Ginolfi 20pts. (KTM)
Adam Gulley 18pts. (Kaw)
Daniel Blair 16pts. (KTM)
Tanner Moore 15pts. (KTM)
Kevin Markwardt 14pts. (Hon)
TJ Phillips 13pts. (KTM)
Maxx Malatia 12pts. (KTM)
Aviery Hickey 11pts. (Hon)

AX points leader Jeff Gibson.
Photo: Simon Cudby

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The Conversation

smee113 wrote: 7:15am December 19, 2011

Holeshot - HAHAHA! Mike Alessi lost to Goerke! Goerke your my new hero. I wish I could of seen the look on Tony Alessi's face. Alessi, I can't believe they ever considered you a title contenter. No lites/250 wins, 2 premier/450 wins, and ZERO titles. The only races he'll be winning are the LCQ's. MOST OVERRATED RIDER EVER.

KilloMoto wrote: 9:16am December 19, 2011

Indeed Smee....If Team Alessi thinks "we" have any chance at being a contender for wins of anykind in 2012, they should be winning those local pro Gemany races with ease....Aside from Goerke, I dont think any of those Germs would qualify for the evening program in the states.....Watchin' Alessi flounder around outside the top 10 in SX is going to be almost as fun as watching the real contenders go at it....MX 2012, he may have some top 5 rides

rainmanx wrote: 9:24am December 19, 2011

smeet113. Pull your head out of your ass. It's not a surprize that Goerke won. He's fast and a heck of a nice guy.

StarMichael wrote: 9:56am December 19, 2011

Matt is a great rider, If u remember he won Southwick n 2009 on Factory Yamaha as a fill in rider. If he is on good equipment, Matt can run up front. Rainmanx, u r right about Matt being a nice guy as is his whole family r good people.

Welker wrote: 9:58am December 19, 2011

Also left out of the Yamaha wake up call is tht Christmas is next Sunday so you better get started on your shopping! If you have not yet picked out the perfect gift for me you can always make a donation to your favorite charity!
Thanks all and have a very Merry Christmas! HO HO HO

smee113 wrote: 2:09pm December 19, 2011

@rainmanx - I wasn't saying Goerke isn't fast. But come on, I think it goes without saying that Alessi is far more well known then Goerke. Also, Goerke has proven himself in Motocross, but as far as I know he hasn't had much luck in Supercross, especially the premier class.

CZmark wrote: 3:19pm December 19, 2011

Welker- tell Santa to ease the MD2020 down the chimmney and not to drop it. Other than that I will make a donation to my CZ 380 fund, in your name. Have a good holiday and be safe my friend.

CZmark wrote: 3:42pm December 19, 2011

Frohe Weihnachten an alle und ein glückliches neues Jahr

StarMichael wrote: 5:07pm December 19, 2011

@smee113, u r right about Matt in the 450 class but Matt did have a few 2nd place podiums n the 250 class on what I believe was on Star Yamaha

rainmanx wrote: 8:56pm December 19, 2011

smee113, I'm tired of all the Alessi bashing. It's old and ran it's course. Why not comment on how well Goerke did and leave it at that? We're all grown ups here. How would it look if Matt stood on the podium and bashed Alessi like you did in your comment? It would be an embarassment to everyone in the sport and Goerke would look like an idiot.

ogmx101 wrote: 5:03am December 20, 2011

Really Smee113,I believe Mike got 2nd for the season behind Tedesco.Didnt Mike get 2nd for the season behind RV ?Didnt Mike also get 2nd on the 450 KTM one season.Nobody in America could ride that 450 better than Mike.He was then smoking everybody in the 450 class on his Suzuki when he had a freak accident and broke his kneecap.he still tried to ride but fell and damaged his knee more.Yea just sucks doesnt he.

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