2019 MXGP Of Asia | Entry List & Injury Report

2019 MXGP OF ASIA | COMPLETE COVERAGE

PHOTOS | KTM-Ray Archer

The South Pacific swing of the 2019 Monster Energy FIM Motocross World Championship continues this weekend with the 2019 MXGP of Asia, the twelfth round of the international series. Set to take place at Indonesia’s Semarang circuit, this will be the second race in a region where motorcycles being a popular mode of transportation but is not considered a hotbed of competition or emerging talent. The events have been incredibly well received by those in the area and through the efforts of the MXGP staff and local promoters, but it is a hassle for riders and teams. As you’ll see in the entry list below, the gate will be filled by the factory race teams and the well-supported efforts, with only a few locals in the mix.

2019 MXGP OF ASIA | MX2 CLASS ENTRY LIST

10. Calvin Vlaanderen
14. Jed Beaton
19. Thomas Kjer Olsen | The Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing rider is currently second overall in the championship standings.
28. Tom Vialle
29. Henry Jacboi
32. Brent Van doninck
35. Mitchell Harrison
43. Mitchell Evans
61. Jorge Prado | The Red Bull KTM rider continues to the lead in the championship standings after a string of overall wins at Russia, Latvia, and Germany.
66. Ike Larranaga Olano
80. Andrea Adamo
98. Bas Vaessen
101. Zachary Pichon
102. Richard Sikyna
172. Mathys Boisrame
193. Jago Geerts | The Monster Energy Kemea Yamaha MX2 rider is third overall in the championship standings.
225. Brian Strubhart Moreau
325. Delvintor Alfarizi
811. Adam Sterry
919. Ben Watson
959. Maxime Renaux

OUT WITH INJURY OR NOT MAKING THE TRIP

44. Morgan Lesiardo | Team did not make the trip to Indonesia. 
53. Dylan Walsh | Team did not make the trip to Indonesia. 
46. Davy Pootjes | Will miss the Indonesia races due to an ankle injury.
57. Darian Sanayei | DRT Kawasaki MX2 rider will not make the trip as he continues to deal with Epstein Barr.
161. Alvin Ostlund | Team did not make the trip to Indonesia. 
747. Michele Cervellin | Team SM ACTION rider is out with a wrist injury.

2019 MXGP OF ASIA | MXGP CLASS ENTRY LIST

4. Arnaud Tonus
7. Tanel Leok
21. Gautier Paulin
27. Arminas Jasikonis
41. Pauls Jonass
89. Jeremy Van Horebeek
91. Jeremy Seewer | The Monster Energy Yamaha Factory MXGP rider has moved third overall in the championship standings and is set to pass the injured Antonio Cairoli in points during the coming rounds.
99. Max Anstie
110. Aldi Lazaroni
128. Ivo Monticelli
131. Jordi van Nobelen
162. Farhan Hendra
189. Brian Bogers
227. Adam Coles
228. Eduardo Andrade
243. Tim Gajser | The Team HRC rider has claimed the overall wins at last three rounds and now leads the championship
251. Bruno Darias Vapanen
259. Glenn Coldenhoff
336 Lews Stewart
461. Romain Febvre
621. Andero Lusbo

OUT WITH INJURY OR NOT MAKING THE TRIP

6. Benoit Paturel | Did not make the trip to Indonesia.
12. Max Nagl | Despite being on the entry list, a recent hard crash has the KTM Sarholz rider aiming for a return at the MXGP of Germany.
24. Shaun Simpson | A recent hand injury will sideline the RFX KTM rider for an undetermined amount of time.
25. Clement Desalle | A hard crash at the MXGP of Russia left the Monster Energy Kawasaki rider with a broken lower leg; he is out for an undetermined amount of time.
33. Julien Lieber | The Monster Energy Kawasaki rider suffered a broken elbow in Germany and will miss multiple rounds to recover.
84. Jeffrey Herlings | The Red Bull KTM rider and defending champion raced Russia and Latvia after time off with an injury, but crashed on the sighting lap in MXGP Moto One in Latvia, was hit by another rider, and suffered a hairline fracture to his lower leg. Despite winning Moto One, he was ruled unfit to race Moto Two. He has undergone surgery and will miss the two Indonesia rounds.
100. Tommy Searle | Searle will join Monster Energy Kawasaki in place of their injured riders when the series returns to Europe; he will not race in Indonesia.
222. Antonio Cairoli | The last few weeks have been rough for the Red Bull KTM rider and a hard crash during MXGP Moto Two in Latvia dislocated his shoulder and caused damage to the muscles around the rotator cuff, which required surgery. He will miss the remainder of the 2019 season.
777. Evgeny Bobryshev | The BOS Factory rider suffered a broken lower leg in a crash at the MXGP of Russia. Bobryshev had planned for the Russian race, his home round, to be his last for the year as he was due to undergo surgery for an ongoing wrist injury.