2009 FIM Motocross Benelux Photo Gallery

Some crazy fans at Saturday's moto for the Benelux Grand Prix.

The start of MX1 on Saturday.

The MX1 Press Conference on Saturday.

Nagle after saturday's moto in the Netherlands.

The first moto Aubin.

Larrieu during the first moto.

MacKenzie during Moto 1.

Ramon had been running inside the top four for most of Moto 1 of MX1, but he hit a kicker off the large and tricky double jump around the back of the circuit and was thrown head-first into the ground. He managed to remount and finish the race in 13th. He took 7th in the second moto.

The start of MX2 on Saturday.

Nagl during Moto 1.

Simpson during Saturday's moto.

The MX2 press conference on Saturday.

Stefan Everts on Saturday with Miss MX.

The start of Race 2 for the MX1 class on Sunday.

The scene at the Benelux Grad Prix in Valkenswaard, Netherlands on Sunday.

David Philippaerts in Race 2 of MX1.

Barragan during Moto 2 of MX1.

Cairoli during the Sunday MX1 moto.

De Reuver took a spill during Sunday's MX1.

Leok during MX1 Sunday in Benelux.

Kevin Strijbos during Race 2 of MX1.

After a ninth-place overall finish at Benelux, Suzuki's Steve Ramon is seventh in the points standings with 100 points and 43 away from first place.

Ken de Dycker, MX1, 6th: 'Not everything went like I hoped. I had a fall yesterday that did not help my back. In the first race I was looking for smooth lines and had some good lap-times. In the second, Mackenzie came along side me at the start and pushed me down.'

Sunday's MX1 podium.

The start of MX2 on Sunday

Aubin during the second MX2 moto.

Goncalves - Race 2 of MX2 in Benelux

Guarneri - Race 2 of MX2

Paulin - Race 2 of MX2

Simpson - Race 2 of MX2

Suzuki's Ken de Dycker took fourth in the first moto followed by ninth in the second. He currently stands in third overall, between Jonathan Barragan and David Philippaerts.

Simpson being interviewed - Race 2 MX2

The MX2 podium following Race 2 in Benelux.

Miss MX pitching the MX Calender, Ok, I'll bite.

Miss Mx was one of the main attractions during the Benelux GP.

Jonathan Barragan's victory in Benelux means he is now second in the Championship with with 128 points, 15 points behind Yamaha's Antonio Cairoli.