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SUZUKI WINS AUSTRALIAN MOTOCROSS TITLE
05 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Shift Motul Suzuki's Daryl Hurley sealed his and the new RM-Z450s first Australian motocross series victory this weekend with yet another dominant performance in the final round of the 2005 Motocross Championship in Conondale in Queensland.
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SMETS MOVES TO 4TH IN MX1 SERIES
04 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki rider Joel Smets would have walked the podium yesterday at Uddevalla for the Grand Prix of Sweden if a crash in the first moto hadn't wrecked his overall points tally, but he has moved up to fourth in the series.
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CARMICHAEL INCREASES SERIES LEAD
04 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Ricky Carmichael raced his Team Makita RM-Z450 Suzuki to two runaway victories at the AMA Motocross fifth round at Red Bud in Michigan to increase his series lead to 69 points. |  |
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SMETS CONFIDENT IN SWEDISH QUALIFYING
03 July 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki's Joel Smets will enter the gate for today's Grand Prix of Sweden in 12th position.
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TOWNLEY SECURES FOURTH CONSECUTIVE PODIUM
03 July 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
Ben Townley was once again a proactive force in the 2005 FIM MX1 World Championship and took moto results of 2-3 to finish second overall today in front of 28,000 spectators (weekend figure) at Uddevalla for the Grand Prix of Sweden.
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BREUGELMANS SEALS DUTCH VICTORY
03 July 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
Factory Red Bull KTM rider Sven Breugelmans won one moto and claimed second place in the other at Markelo, Holland, today for the seventh round of the MX3 World Championship. |
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EVERTS TAKES PODIUM DESPITE BAD STARTS
03 July 2005 - Yamaha Racing
World Champion Stefan Everts was able to climb the lowest step of the podium after passing Steve Ramon for fourth position on the last lap of the second moto at Uddevalla this afternoon. |
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TOWNLEY THIRD FASTEST IN SWEDEN
02 July 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
Factory Red Bull KTM rider and winner of the last two successive Grand Prix Ben Townley has recorded the third fastest lap this afternoon at Uddevalla for round ten of seventeen in the MX1 Motocross World Championship; the GP of Sweden.
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TWO RIDERS PENALIZED FOR USING ILLEGAL FUEL AT BUDDS CREEK MOTOCROSS
02 July 2005 - AMA Pro Racing
AMA Pro Racing has announced that two riders have been penalized 25 points each for using illegal fuel at round four of the AMA Motocross Championship presented by FMF at Budds Creek Motocross Park in Budds Creek, MD., on June 19. |
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STRIJBOS TO MISS TWO
30 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki rider Kevin Strijbos will not take part in the Grand Prix of Sweden this weekend and will also miss the South African round in two weeks time.
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SMETS EAGER TO MAKE UP GROUND
29 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki barely had time to clean and prepare the RM-Z450 machines after St Jean D'Angely last weekend before having to travel to northern Europe and the town of Uddevalla for the Grand Prix of Sweden, the 10th round of a long 2005 FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship. |  |
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RM-Z450 TAKES SERIES LEAD
27 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Shift Motul Suzuki shot back into the series lead at the penultimate round of the 2005 Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship in Gilman with Daryl Hurley taking the overall victory.
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SMETS PENALISED IN FRANCE
27 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Joel Smets encountered a difficult French Grand Prix at a very hot and humid St Jean D'Angely for round nine of 17 in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship.
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SUZUKI'S RM-Z450 TAKES SERIES LEAD
27 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Shift Motul Suzuki shot back into the series lead at the penultimate round of the 2005 Maxxis Australian Motocross Championship in Gilman with Daryl Hurley taking the overall victory.
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SMETS PENALISED IN FRANCE
26 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Joel Smets encountered a difficult French Grand Prix at a very hot and humid St Jean D'Angely for round nine of 17 in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship.
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KTM TAKE DOUBLE CLASS SUCCESS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS
26 June 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
The factory Red Bull KTM team today celebrated a double win at St Jean d’Angely for the Grand Prix of France. |
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EVERTS FOURTH AFTER TOUGH FRENCH GP
26 June 2005 - Yamaha Racing
Even more so after the recent overhaul the sun baked St. Jean d'Angely circuit proved to be a real test of rider and machine. |
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TOWNLEY SECOND FASTEST AT ST JEAN
25 June 2005 - KTM-Sportmotorcycles AG
Italian Grand Prix winner Ben Townley was the second fastest MX1 rider after Timed Practice today at the St Jean d’Angely circuit for the French Grand Prix, round eight of the 2005 MX1 World Championship. Carl Nunn won the second qualification heat in MX2.
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SMETS AIMS TO CLOSE IN ON EVERTS
22 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki's Joel Smets travels to St Jean d'Angley for the Grand Prix of France this weekend holding second position in the 2005 FIM MX1 World Championship standings and hopes of gaining more precious points with the RM-Z450WS in his title quest.
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INJURED CARMICHAEL WINS AT BUDDS CREEK
20 June 2005 - Suzuki Racing
Team Suzuki's Ricky Carmichael increased his AMA Motocross Championship lead to 37 points with two start-to-finish victories on the new four-stroke RM-Z450 at today's fourth round at Budds Creek in Maryland, despite riding with a damaged finger. |  |
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