Riders for the FIM MX3 World Championship and EMX2 European Championship will this weekend compete in Sverepec, Slovakia. More than 12 thousand spectators visited the last year's event.

Sverepec is the small village in the northwestern Slovakia, with the population of 1100 people. The race track is renovated. From the last year they removed some parts of the track through the wood. The place around the race track now offers better view to the spectators.

The eleventh event for the FIM MX3 World Championship will be the last, before riders will go to their first oversea event to the Chile, South America. The previous event in Slovenia was the real nightmare for the former Championship leader Cristian Beggi (Honda). He was upgrading his leadership from race to race and a week ago he lost everything.

Beggi was irrecognizable, with big troubles in both races. He got only three points, while Sven Breugelmans (KTM) was fourth and now he is on the first position with the advantage of the 23 points in front of Beggi. This weekend they will continue with the big fight for the Championship's throne, that is obviously very hot in this season. The third rider from the MX3 World Championship's Classification Christophe Martin (Husqvarna), does not have very nice memories for the Slovakian event.

In the last year he got the injury just on this race track and he had to finished the season. Martin's best possible revenge would be, if he would be on the podium and finished bad feelings from the past. There will be also the last year's winner Martin Zerava (Honda). For the Czech rider it is almost the home event.

Riders for the EMX2 European Championship will compete in the tenth event. After it, some of them will have three weeks for the recovering. The others will do preparations for the junior World Championship, so this event will be their last chance for the good practice.

Valentin Teillet (KTM) is the big leader with the 60 points in front of the second best French rider Loic Larrieu (Kawasaki). After the second position, the situation is more close. Loic Rombaut (Kawasaki), Nikolaj Larsen (Suzuki) and Arnaud Tonus (KTM are the riders, who can change many things.

2 Sven BREUGELMANS, KTM (Belgium)

4 Kristof SALAETS, Honda (Belgium)

5 Alvaro LOZANO, KTM (Spain)

6 Martin ZERAVA, Honda (Czech Republic)

7 Saso KRAGELJ, Yamaha (Slovenia)

8 Christophe MARTIN, Husqvarna (France)

20 Patrick CAPS, Kawasaki (Belgium)

21 Timotei POTISEK (France)

23 Yentel MARTENS, KTM (Belgium)

24 Voitech BRUMLA, Kawasaki (Czech Republic)

28 Adri VANDERSANDEN, Honda (Belgium)

30 Nicolai Marcher HANSEN, Yamaha (Denmark)

31 Kasper JENSEN, Honda (Denmark)

32 Jose Luis MARTINEZ RUIZ, Yamaha (Spain)

34 Ramon BRUCART SANCHEZ, Kawasaki (Spain)

41 Angel MONZONISANTEQUINO, Kawasaki (Spain)

45 Filips KEMPELIS, Honda (Latvia)

47 Heinz STRAUB, KTM (Austria)

49 Martin TOTH, Yamaha (Slovakia)

50 Matteo DOTTORI, KTM (Italy)

55 Cristian BEGGI, Honda (Italy)

58 Jan BRABEC, Yamaha (Czech Republic)

60 Nenad SIPEK, Yamaha (Croatia)

66 Mederic DEMEURE, KTM (Switzerland)

68 Martino VESTRI, KTM (Italy)

71 Daniel WOZNIAK, Suzuki (Denmark)

74 Ivo STEINBERGS, Honda (Latvia)

79 Martin MICHEK, Honda (Czech Republic)

80 Henrik GUSTAVSSON, KTM (Sweden)

81 Nikolay KUMANOV, Yamaha (Bulgaria)

85 Sven WOUTERS, Suzuki (Belgium)

86 Adrian GARRIDO GAGO, Yamaha (Spain)

93 Albert CHORNET, Honda (Spain)

98 Marcello DISETTI, Kawasaki (Italy)

99 Tomas BUCENEC, Honda (Slovakia)

102Manuel OBERMEIER, KTM (Austria)

115 Michael STAUFER, KTM (Austria)

117 Bohuslav RADEK, Yamaha (Slovakia)

121 Jan LAUREYSSEN, Honda (Belgium)

123 Frederic WEIGERT (Belgium)

124 Tom DE BELDER, Honda (Belgium)

125 Jiri Bitner, Suzuki (Czech Republic)

128 Mario HIRSCHMUGL, KTM (Austria)

131 Oswald REISINGER, Suzuki (Austria)

134 Jaka MOZE, Suzuki (Slovenia)

135 Dennis DICTUS Yamaha (Belgium)

138 Josef KULHAVY, Suzuki (Slovakia)

155 Fabio TORSIELLO, Honda (Italy)

161 Michael BESOHNE, Kawasaki (Belgium)

171Marko KOVALAINEN, KTM (Finland)

172 Jiri CEPELAK, Yamaha (Czech Republic)

173 Peter PIPICH (Slovakia)

174 Andrej BILCIK (Slovakia)

176 Glen LAMBAERTS (Belgium)

177 Mario PALMSTEINER, Suzuki (Austria)

178 Adrian VILLAVERDE MARIN (Spain)

179 Janos BORKA (Hungary)

180 Thomas ALLIER, Husqvarna (France)

183 Michel VISSER, Yamaha (Netherlands)

184 David KULHAVY, Suzuki (Czech Republic)

185 Pavol SILARD, Kawasaki (Slovakia)

188 Vladimir PODUSKA, Honda (Slovakia)

189 Vladimir KASALA, KTM (Slovakia)

200 Frantisek MACA, Kawasaki (Czech Republic)

201 Peter HUJBER, Honda (Hungary)

203 Petr STLOUKAL, Yamaha (Czech Republic)

213 Antti PYRHONEN, Honda (Finland)

244 Peter REDFORD (Belgium)

311 Luis CORREIA, Suzuki (Portugal)

ENTRY LIST EMX2:

19 Herjan BRAKKE, Honda (Netherlands)

23 Johan CARLSSON, Suzuki (Sweden)

27 Gregory LEWIS, Suzuki (Great Britain)

31 Ricard SANDBERG, Kawasaki (Sweden)

32 Matevz IRT, Yamaha (Slovenia)

35 Andrea LATTANZI, KTM (Italy)

37 Valentin TEILLET, KTM (France)

39 Adrian Valentin VILLAVERDE MARIN (Spain)

43 Carmelo GUTIERREZ BALDO, KTM (Spain)

45 Alex ERIKSSON, Suzuki (Sweden)

48 Andreas SCHMIDINGER, Honda (Austria)

49 Gunter SCHMIDINGER, Honda (Austria)

51 Kevin WOUTS, Honda (Belgium)

56 Ceriel KLEIN KROMHOF, KTM (Netherlands)

61 Jeremy RENKENS (Belgium)

62 Klemen GERCAR, Yamaha (Slovenia)

65 Nick TRIEST, Yamaha (Belgium)

67 Petr MICHALEC, Honda (Czech Republic)

71 Jose Antonio BUTRON OLIVA (Spain)

73 Pier FIlippo BERTUZZO, Yamaha (Italy)

75 Rudy MORONI, Yamaha (Italy)

82 Kurt MACHLINGER (Austria)

83 Kenji NOUWEN (Belgium)

87 Lars OLDEKAMP (Germany)

88 Stuwey REIJNDERS, Suzuki (Netherlands)

91 Filip THURESSON, Suzuki (Sweden)

92 Davide VIOLI (Italy)

94 Ken ROCZEN, Suzuki (Germany)

95 Augusts JUTS (Latvia)

101 Axel ALLETRU, KTM (France)

102 Tommy RAU, KTM (Belgium)

103 Kenny VANDUEREN, KTM (Belgium)

104 Tomas SIMKO, Honda (Slovakia)

106 Martin KOHUT, KTM (Slovakia)

112 Marek SUKUP, KTM (Czech Republic)

115 Federico BRACESCO, Honda (Italy)

116 Mirko LOVAKOVIC, Yamaha (Croatia)

125 Philip RINGHOFER, KTM (Austria)

128 Rasmus JORGENSEN, Suzuki (Denmark)

132 Balasz DECZI (Hungary)

135 Luca PELLEGRINI, Suzuki (Italy)

139 Laurent SAULMIER, Kawasaki (France)

140 Alexander SKRIABIN (Russia)

141 Sergey LEBEDEV (Russia)

144 Sacha Naude, Honda (Republic of South Africa)

149 Jernej IRT, Yamaha (Slovenia)

152 Matthias WALKNER, KTM (Austria)

153 Marco MADDII, KTM (Italy)

159 Pascal RAUCHENECKER, KTM (Austria)

160 Peter REITBAUER, Honda (Austria)

163 Filip KLAMO (Slovakia)

164 Pawel NOWICKI (Poland)

165 Lukasz KUROWSKI, Yamaha (Poland)

166 Richard SZOLGA, Honda (Slovakia)

170 Kevin FORS, Kawasaki (Belgium)

171 Mladen MLADENOV, Yamaha (Bulgaria)

175 Nikolaj LARSEN, Suzuki (Denmark)

200 Arnaud TONUS, KTM (Sweden)

202 Loic LARRIEU, Kawasaki (France)

214 Samuel ZENI, Yamaha (Italy)

262 Giacomo DEL SEGATO, Honda (Italy)

303 Cristian OLIVA GALERA, Yamaha (Spain)

314 Oskar WOJCIECHOWICZ, Honda (Poland)

412 Cedric SOUBEYRAS, Yamaha (France)

430 Christophe CHARLIER, Yamaha (France)

519 Loic ROMBAUT, Kawasaki (France)

671 Inderek MAGI, Yamaha (Estonia)

818 Jiri KOTRLA, Suzuki (Czech Republic)

818 Marco SCHOEGLER, KTM (Austria)

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