Motocross - Moto Cross of Nations - 2014 - Detailed results

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Moto Cross of Nations 2014

Latvia - Kegums - 28 September 2014

1	France (Dylan Ferrandis, Steven Frossard, Gautier Paulin)	17
2	Belgium (Julien Lieber, Jeremy Van Horebeek, Kevin Strijbos)	27
3	United States (Jeremy Martin, Eli Tomac, Ryan Dungey)	33
4	Great Britain (Dean Wilson, Tommy Searle, Dean Wilson)	33
5	Germany (Henry Jacobi, Dennis Ullrich, Maximilian Nagl)	72
6	Italy (Antonio Cairoli, Davide Guarneri, David Philippaerts)	73
7	Switzerland (Jeremy Seewer, Valentin Guillod, Arnaud Tonus)	74
8	Russia (Aleksandr Tonkov, Vsevolod Brylyakov, Evgeny Mikhaylov)	75
9	Estonia (Tanel Leok, Gert Krestinov, Harri Kullas)	77
10	Netherlands (Glenn Coldenhoff, Marc De Reuver, Ceriel Klein Kromhof)	80
11	Sweden (Fredrik Norén, Filip Bengtsson, Ken Bengtsson)	92
12	Latvia (Matiss Karro, Pauls Jonass, Roberts Justs)	97
13	Portugal (Rui Gonçalves, Rui Gonçalves, Hugo Basaula)	99
14	Australia (Chad Reed, Matt Moss, Luke Clout)	108
15	Denmark (Thomas Kjaer Olsen, Stefan Kjer Olsen, Kim Sorensen)	124
16	Finland (Santtu Tiainen, Toni Eriksson, Ludvig Söderberg)	131
17	Canada (Colton Facciotti, Tyler Medaglia, Kaven Benoit)	149
18	Puerto Rico (Alex Martin, Benjamin Lamay, Ulises Velasco)	149
19	Ireland (Stuart Edmonds, Gordon Crockard, Martin Barr)	167
20	Slovenia (Klemen Gercar, Jernej Irt, Klemen Gercar)	125
21	Spain	15013
22	Japan	15019
23	New Zealand	15019
24	Lithuania	15020
25	Czech Republic	15020
26	Hungary	15028
27	Brazil	15030
28	Poland	15035
29	Slovakia	15051
30	Ukraine	15051
31	Greece	15052
32	Croatia	15052
33	Luxemburg	25062
34	Israel	25062

1	Ireland (Gordon Crockard, Stuart Edmonds, Martin Barr)	5
2	Spain (Jorge Zaragoza, Ander Valentin, Jose Antonio Butron Oliva)	13
3	Japan (Yoshitaka Atsuta, Takeshi Katsuya, Akira Narita)	19
4	New Zealand (Hamish Harwood, Hamish Dobbyn, Scott Columb)	19
5	Lithuania (Arunas Gelazninkas, Nerijus Rukstela, Arminas Jasikonis)	20
6	Czech Republic (Frantisek Smola, Vaclav Kovar, Martin Michek)	20
7	Hungary (Erik Hugyecz, Kornel Nemeth)	28
8	Brazil (Roosevelt Assuncao, Rodrigo Selhorst, Thales Vilardi)	30
9	Poland (Lukasz Lonka, Tomasz Wysocki)	35
10	Slovakia (Tomas Simko, Jakub Hruska, Stefan Svitko)	51
11	Ukraine (Andriyi Krichfalushiy, Volodymyr Voloshyn, Volodymyr Tarasov)	51
12	Greece (Panagiotis Kouzis, Dimitrios Kontoletas, Ioannis Touratzidis)	52
13	Croatia (Luka Crnkovic, Hrvoje Karas, Marko Leljak)	52