10 July, 2011

Teutschenthal, Germany

Motocross World Championship

Ninth Round

GP GERMANY

Teutchenthal-Germany- So we have arrived a he ninth trial in this beautiful 2011 championship.

The race in Germany has confirmed the very high level of the pilots lined up at the start for the MX1, with a new winner of the manche , the Russian  Bobryschev.

Unfortunately the wheel of fortune does not turn well for  the  BLU TEAM TM RACING and less again for the strong pilot lined up in theMX1 Tanel Leok..

MX1 First Manche- The TM ensign takes off in the middle of the group and tries to remount quickly before the train of the best  get to far ahead  but,, this time also fortune looks the other way when Tanel affronts to overtake for  the hundredth time, something goes wrong and he finds himself on the ground.

He gets up immediately and gets back in the saddle, but the time available is not a lot so, the TM ensign closes the manche in the fifteenth position.

MX2 Second Manche- The Estonian Express takes off in about the fifteenth position , lap after lap he goes round fast and gains the ninth position, but here we go again, this time it’s a technical problem to stop Tanel and his TM FACTORY! .OK let’s take it in our stride! These are the races! It can happen.

Now let’s hope it’s finished and that lady luck looks toward the Blu Team and sustains also Tanel, who needs it!!

 MX2 First Manche- The young Chec pilot Petr Smitka re-enters after an injury obtained in France.

Unfortunately the training is not of the best because the injury forced Petr to a long period of rest , but he is a hard case and none the less the fact that he isn’t in the best of shape he throws himself in the mix and gains twenty-first position in the manche.

MX2 Second Manche- Tiredness is felt when the time to recuperate between the manches  is not a lot. Petr does not want to take risks and to keep his rhythm without compromising anything, he also wants to arrive to the end of the manche, because he needs it for the next race.

He closes the second manche twenty-fourth but, with the certainty that his arm held up well.