• Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

    When he passed, I worked with his kids to gather the necessary credentials to keep this site running. Since then (and for however long they worked with Coffee), Woodschick and Dirtdame have been maintaining the site and covering the costs. Without their hard work and financial support, CafeHusky would have been lost.

    Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working to migrate the site to a free cloud compute instance so that Woodschick and Dirtdame no longer have to fund it. At the same time, I’ve updated the site to a current version of XenForo (the discussion software it runs on). The previous version was outdated and no longer supported.

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29/09/2013 MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS

LandofMotards said:
Oh ok. So I'm assuming Tomac will be on a 250 still? I was hoping to see him MX a 450 :)
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Red Bull KTM's Ryan Dungey (MX1), GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac (MX2) and Honda Muscle Milk's Justin Barcia (Open) will represent the American team at next month's international event.

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He rode a 4fitty in a couple races this yr ... Maybe he'll be at the MC on a 450 in a few months ... He should have success as a rookie but I can not see him doing much better or as ~good as JB51 did this yr as a rookie ... 450s are gonna be stacked even more in 014.
 
I think the Americans have a better chance this year as it is not a euro centric sand track this year like it has been in the last few. Barcia is fast in the loose stuff. Will be fun to watch. To bad RV cant make it that guy is a freaking machine right now. Laser focused and untouchable as of late. Tomac too. Very impressive guy he is.
 
ray_ray said:
Red Bull KTM's Ryan Dungey (MX1), GEICO Honda's Eli Tomac (MX2) and Honda Muscle Milk's Justin Barcia (Open) will represent the American team at next month's international event.

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He rode a 4fitty in a couple races this yr ... Maybe he'll be at the MC on a 450 in a few months ... He should have success as a rookie but I can not see him doing much better or as ~good as JB51 did this yr as a rookie ... 450s are gonna be stacked even more in 014.
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Well, I think that Tomac has his head screwed on tighter and is much less erratic than Barcia, so expect he will do more, but he wont make the jump before he is ready. Barcia is fast, except when he is all over the place and then on the ground.... The new James Stewart as it were.
 
I think Barcai has been amazing and mixing it up his first year with the top guys. Also not doing the bambam thing. I really like him and think he has done good things with his first year in the big boy class.
 
Motosportz said:
I think Barcai has been amazing and mixing it up his first year with the top guys. Also not doing the bambam thing. I really like him and think he has done good things with his first year in the big boy class.
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He made me not want to stand too close to the fence at Washougal :eek:
 
What is the format?

One race or multiple Motos per 250/450

Open is possible 2-stroke?
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format is 3 motos. each with combined displacements. 1st moto 250/450 2nd 250/open 3rd 450/open. Open is open to 250+cc 2 strokes and 450+cc 4 strokes I believe.
 
On September 29, 2013, the 2013 Motocross des Nations will take place in Germany. Last year there were 33 teams and there are 41 teams currently entered for 2013. Apart from the big guns (USA, Belgium, France, England and Germany), there are countries that are coming to the MXDN with no hope of making the "A" main (and maybe not the "B'main). They come out of the spirit of the sport, to represent their country. We tip our hats to the teams from Mongolia, Israel, Greece, Iceland, Romania, Lithuania, Thailand, Croatia, Hungary, Poland and Venezuela.

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TEAM USA Ryan Dungey Eli Tomac Justin Barcia

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TEAM GERMANY Ken Roczen Max Nagl Dennis Ullrich

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TEAM HOLLAND Glenn ColdenhoffHerjan Brakke Mike Kras

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TEAM BRAZIL Rafael Faria Hector Assuncao Anderson Cidade

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TEAM SWITZERLAND Arnaud Tonus Jeremy SeewerValentin Guillod

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TEAM NEW ZEALAND Cody Cooper Rhys CarterKayne Lamont

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TEAM ESTONIATanel LeokGert KrestinovErkl Hahro

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TEAM IRELAND Martin Barr Graeme Irwin Stuart Edmonds

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TEAM BELGIUM Clement Desalle Ken De Dycker Jeremy van Horebeek

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TEAM GREAT BRITAIN Tommy Searle Jake Nicholls Shaun Simpson
 
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TEAM PUERTO RICO
Roberto Gonzalez
Alex Martin
Phil Nicoletti

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TEAM AUSTRALIA
Dean Ferris
Todd Waters
Brett Metcalfe

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TEAM SPAIN
Jonathan Barragan
Jose Butron
Alvaro Lozano

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TEAM ITALY
Antonio Cairoli
Alessandro Lupino
David Philippaerts

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TEAM FRANCE
Gautier Paulin
Jordi Tixier
Christophe Charlier

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TEAM FINLAND
Santu Tiainen
Harrui Kullas
Ludvig Soderberg

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TEAM CZECH REPUBLIC
Fratisek Smola
Filip Neugebauer
Martin Michek

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TEAM LITHUANIA
Vytautas Bucas
Matas Inda
Arminas Jasikonis

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TEAM AUSTRIA
Gunter Schmindinger
Pascal Rauchenecker
Matthias Walkner

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TEAM JAPAN
Yohei Kojima
Toshiki Tomita
Makato Ogata
 
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TEAM HUNGARY
Kornel Nemeth
Gabor Firtosvari
Bence Szvoboda

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TEAM VENEZUELA
Oscar Esparis
Guillermo Esteve
Carlos Badiali

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TEAM ICELAND
Kari Jonsson
Bjorn Birgisson
Eythor Teynisson

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TEAM GREECE
Dimititris Kontoletas
Panogiotis Papilas
Emmanouil Kritikos

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TEAM THAILAND
Atison Ruadreo
Thanarat Penjan
Chaiyan Romphan

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TEAM CANADA
Cole Thompson
Jeremy Medaglia
Tyler Medaglia

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TEAM MONGOLIA
Khaliunbold Erdenebileg
Munkbolor Kishigmunk
Temudin Khadbataar

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TEAM LUXEMOURG
Bjorn Frank
Gilles Hermes
Yves Frank

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TEAM POLAND
Lukasz Kedzierski
Tomasz Wysocki
Lukasz Lonka

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TEAM SLOVAKIA
Tomas Simko
Jakub Hruska
Richard Szolga
 
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TEAM ISRAEL
Ido Carmon
Asaf Ben Aharon
Eliyahu Ohana

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TEAM CROATIA
Marko Leljak
Matej Jaros
Hrvoje Karas

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TEAM ROMANIA
Adrian Raduta
George Cabal
Virgil Corbea

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TEAM SWEDEN
Kim Lindstrom
Karl Olsson
Filip Bengtsson

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TEAM LATVIA
Augusts Justs
Roberts Justs
Matiss Karo

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TEAM SLOVENIA
Klemen Gercar
Tim Gasjer
Matevz Irt

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TEAM NORWAY
Even Heibye
Magne Klingsheim
Kenneth Gundersen

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TEAM DENMARK
Kasper Lynggard
Stefan Kjer Olsen
Nikoaj Larsen

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TEAM RUSSIA
Evgeny Bobryshev
Alex Tonkov
Evgeny Mikhaylov
 
I saw an interview with DeCoster ...He said he liked the track and it fits the team well ... One day of practice is about all they will need to get ready ...
 
From Youthstream:

The 2013 Monster Energy FIM Motocross of Nations returns to CBS Sports Network in the United States and Canada on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 3:00 PM, Eastern. CBS Sports Network will showcase the “Olympics of Motocross” with a full 3-hour show that will feature the event’s main races in their entirety.


When I check out the website it shows roadracing, but who knows? Check your local listing .....
http://www.cbssportsnetwork.com/

I know you can get it streaming on your computer from here but it isn't free:

http://www.mx-life.tv/
 
US, Italy, Belgium and France are solid top tier competitition. Tough team list for me also includes Australia, Great Britain and Germany. Hats off to all the other teams for enduring the time travel and logistics to be at the show, I mean Mongolia is on the grid!
This will be a good one, and we will see what's in store for the new 2014 "MX3" MX300 2T class we should see some debut machines for show on display and maybe on the track as well?
 
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