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Cycle News 2001 04 25

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FIM World Championship 1 2512501500cc MX Series Round 3: Reg Hunt Park on STORY AND PHOTOS BY GEOFF MEYER BROADFORD, ACISTRALIA, APRIL 15, 2001 his year's World Motocross Championships is turning into ·a series dominated by three riders. Jamie Dobb (in the 125cc class), Mickael Pichon (in the 250cc class) and Stefan Everts (in the 500cc class), are stamping their authority on their respective classes. While Dobb and Everts have won two of the previous three GPs, Pichon, has won them all in the 250cc class. In Australia, Pichon grabbed the lead on lap two and walked away with the moto win and, in doing so, increased his points total to 75 and T (Right) Radson Yamaha's Stefan Everts Increased his points lead with a win In the 500cc class In Australia. (Below) KTM's James Dobb picked up his second GP victory in the 125cc class. stretched out his points lead to 33 points over CAS Honda Bake 'n' Bite's Gordon Crockard. "My speed is good," Pichon said, "Most importantly, though, is that my mind is strong. We raced on the third different track design ·today, and I was able to make the adjustments and control the race from the front - no pressure, just taking my own time." Finishing behind Pichon were Yamaha riders Claudio Federici and Yves Demaria .. As for Dobb, the veteran Englishman looked brilliant on the hillside track in Broadford, Australia, winning his race after leading from the first lap and recording a seemingly easy victory. With Grant Langston and Mike Brown competing in America now, Dobb is more confident than ever. "I didn't feel that good on Friday and Saturday," Dobb admitted. "Today I got it all together and rode a 6 APRIL 25,2001 • cue I • n • _ s

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