Cole Siebler Wins German Supercross
November 29, 2009 12:27pm
(Press release)
With the German ADAC Supercross Circus heading to Chemnitz in the east of Germany for Round 2 of the series,
some of the new riders didn’t really know what would expect them. The tiny track with four small lanes and lots of jumps was a real challenge for the riders.
Friday started with a win by Cole Siebler in his first qualification race, in front of the German Daniel Siegl and Jeff Northrop. Only Ben Evans and Randall Everett had to go to the last chance for the semi finals, where Evans took the chance with a win. Again Siebler won his semi race in front of the French Loic Rombaut and Ben Evans. The second semi final was won by Jason Thomas in front of Teddy Maier and the French Florent Richier. Unfortunately the second semi had to be red-flagged due to a heavy crash by Jacob Marsack, who was fighting for the last possible place to go directly to the final. Marsack crashed in a difficult jump section, where he hit one of the jumps, flying straight off his bike and landing on his chest. He was rushed to hospital where they confirmed no fractures, but a heavily bruised sternum. Siebler showed such a consistency that it was no big surprise that he won the final on Friday in front of Jason Thomas with Ben Evans third completing the US podium on that first event day.
Unfortunately Tiger Lacey and Travis Sewell, who both rode really well in Stuttgart, didn’t qualify for the final as they seemed to have difficulties in getting used to these kind of tight track.
Saturday just showed the same picture, as it was Siebler again showing his fantastic winning spirit. Actually all qualification races were won by Americans: Siebler, Maier and Lacey. Both semi races went to Americans too and the fight Siebler – Lacey seemed to come up again.
The podium on Friday was again pure American. Siebler won in front of Lacey and Thomas, even though it had to be red-flagged in round 13 after a heavy crash of Ben Evans. Evans who had a bad start came from behind and his bike slipped jumping off a double. He jumped off the bike and crashed into the landing part with his body. Laying there unconscious for some seconds the race had to be stopped. Luckliy he walked off the track after some minutes with a deep cut in his chin. A perfect weekend for Cole Siebler made him ‘King of Chemnitz’.
‘I remember in my first year coming here to Chemnitz I didn’t even qualify for the finals. So I really know how difficult it is to get used to the track in such a short time,’ said Siebler. ‘We will fly home on Monday ... hopefully all of us, as my teammates in the German Meyer Honda Team Jake Marsack and Ben Evans ended up in hospital.’
SX1 Result Final Friday
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
3 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
4 17 Josse Sallerfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
5 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
6 36 Davide Degli Esposti Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki ITA
7 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
10 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
11 1 Jeff Northrop KTM Kosak Racing KTM USA
12 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
SX2 Total Result of Friday
1 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
2 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
7 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
8 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
9 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
11 86 Levy Batista KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
SX1 Result Final Saturday
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 12 Tiger Lacey EBS Scharnbach GmbH Kawasaki USA
3 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
4 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
5 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
6 17 Josse Sallerfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
7 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
9 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
11 31 Alexandre Rouis AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha FRA
12 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
SX2 Total Result of Saturday
1 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 81 Kaspar Lyngaard AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha DEN
7 60 Dominique Thury Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
8 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
9 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
11 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
12 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
SX1 "King of Chemnitz"
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
3 17 Josse Sallenfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
4 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
5 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
6 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
7 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
10 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
11 12 Tiger Lacey EBS Scharnbach GmbH Kawasaki USA
12 36 Davide Degli Esposti Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki ITA
13 31 Alexandre Rouis AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha FRA
14 1 Jeff Northrop KTM Kosak Racing KTM USA
SX2 "Prince of Chemnitz"
1 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
2 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
7 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
8 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
10 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
11 81 Kaspar Lyngaard AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha DEN
12 60 Dominique Thury Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
13 86 Levy Batista KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
With the German ADAC Supercross Circus heading to Chemnitz in the east of Germany for Round 2 of the series,
some of the new riders didn’t really know what would expect them. The tiny track with four small lanes and lots of jumps was a real challenge for the riders.
Friday started with a win by Cole Siebler in his first qualification race, in front of the German Daniel Siegl and Jeff Northrop. Only Ben Evans and Randall Everett had to go to the last chance for the semi finals, where Evans took the chance with a win. Again Siebler won his semi race in front of the French Loic Rombaut and Ben Evans. The second semi final was won by Jason Thomas in front of Teddy Maier and the French Florent Richier. Unfortunately the second semi had to be red-flagged due to a heavy crash by Jacob Marsack, who was fighting for the last possible place to go directly to the final. Marsack crashed in a difficult jump section, where he hit one of the jumps, flying straight off his bike and landing on his chest. He was rushed to hospital where they confirmed no fractures, but a heavily bruised sternum. Siebler showed such a consistency that it was no big surprise that he won the final on Friday in front of Jason Thomas with Ben Evans third completing the US podium on that first event day.
Unfortunately Tiger Lacey and Travis Sewell, who both rode really well in Stuttgart, didn’t qualify for the final as they seemed to have difficulties in getting used to these kind of tight track.
Saturday just showed the same picture, as it was Siebler again showing his fantastic winning spirit. Actually all qualification races were won by Americans: Siebler, Maier and Lacey. Both semi races went to Americans too and the fight Siebler – Lacey seemed to come up again.
The podium on Friday was again pure American. Siebler won in front of Lacey and Thomas, even though it had to be red-flagged in round 13 after a heavy crash of Ben Evans. Evans who had a bad start came from behind and his bike slipped jumping off a double. He jumped off the bike and crashed into the landing part with his body. Laying there unconscious for some seconds the race had to be stopped. Luckliy he walked off the track after some minutes with a deep cut in his chin. A perfect weekend for Cole Siebler made him ‘King of Chemnitz’.
‘I remember in my first year coming here to Chemnitz I didn’t even qualify for the finals. So I really know how difficult it is to get used to the track in such a short time,’ said Siebler. ‘We will fly home on Monday ... hopefully all of us, as my teammates in the German Meyer Honda Team Jake Marsack and Ben Evans ended up in hospital.’
SX1 Result Final Friday
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
3 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
4 17 Josse Sallerfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
5 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
6 36 Davide Degli Esposti Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki ITA
7 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
10 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
11 1 Jeff Northrop KTM Kosak Racing KTM USA
12 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
SX2 Total Result of Friday
1 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
2 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
7 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
8 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
9 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
11 86 Levy Batista KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
SX1 Result Final Saturday
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 12 Tiger Lacey EBS Scharnbach GmbH Kawasaki USA
3 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
4 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
5 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
6 17 Josse Sallerfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
7 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
9 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
11 31 Alexandre Rouis AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha FRA
12 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
SX2 Total Result of Saturday
1 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 81 Kaspar Lyngaard AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha DEN
7 60 Dominique Thury Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
8 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
9 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
10 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
11 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
12 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
SX1 "King of Chemnitz"
1 18 Cole Siebler Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
2 35 Jason Thomas Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki USA
3 17 Josse Sallenfranque Motorrad Waldmann Honda FRA
4 10 Cedric Soubeyras Sarholz Racing Team KTM FRA
5 19 Ben Evans Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
6 21 Florent Richier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
7 23 Teddy Maier Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
8 34 Loic Romboult Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 22 Michael Willard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki USA
10 7 Daniel Siegl Team Teka Suzuki Suzuki GER
11 12 Tiger Lacey EBS Scharnbach GmbH Kawasaki USA
12 36 Davide Degli Esposti Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki ITA
13 31 Alexandre Rouis AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha FRA
14 1 Jeff Northrop KTM Kosak Racing KTM USA
SX2 "Prince of Chemnitz"
1 61 Borris Maillard Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki FRA
2 68 Ross Johnson Motorrad Honda Meyer Honda USA
3 65 Ashley Greedy Sarholz Racing Team KTM USA
4 55 Milko Potisek Team Twenty Suspension Suzuki FRA
5 91 Filip Thoureson Bodo Schmidt Motorsport GmbH Honda SWE
6 87 Romain Berthome KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
7 72 Stefan Kjer Olsen Team Suzuki Reinecke Suzuki DEN
8 77 Shannon Terrenblanche Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki FRA
9 155 Jack Brunell Sturm Racing Team Kawasaki GBR
10 63 Filip Neugebauer Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
11 81 Kaspar Lyngaard AC MoTeC Yamaha-Öhlins-SX-Team Yamaha DEN
12 60 Dominique Thury Pfeil Kawasaki Hitachi Power Tools Kawasaki GER
13 86 Levy Batista KTM Kosak Racing KTM FRA
