2011 FIM Motocross Photo Gallery

David Philippaerts - St. Jean d'Angely FIM Motocross 2011

Antonio Cairoli (#222) had back-to-back second-place finishes in France and left happy with his result.

KTM's Jeffrey Herlings trails Ken Roczen by 13 points after earning fourth overall in France.

Suzuki's Clement Desalle still leads the MX2 class after placing third overall. - St. Jean d'Angely 2011

Ken Roczen - St. Jean d'Angely FIM Motocross 2011

St. Jean d'Angely MX2 start in France - 2011

Max Nagl - St. Jean d'Angely FIM Motocross 2011

Kawasaki's Tommy Searle captured his first overall victory of the 2011 season at St. Jean d'Angely.

Suzuki's Clement Desalle took his third win of the season in Portugal ahead of Antonio Cairoli and Rui Goncalves.

KTM's Cairoli was close to taking the lead in both motos but couldn't make the pass on Desalle.

KTM Factory Racing MX2’s Jeffrey Herlings took the lead in the championship after earning two second-place finishes.

Frenchman Gautier Paulin made it to the podium despite some mistakes in Portugal. He is currently fifth in the MX2 Championship.

KTM's Antonio Cairoli claimed 2-1 moto scores in Spain for the overall. He is currently just one point behind Clement Desalle.

Monster Energy Yamaha's David Phillipaerts posted second overall despite fading towards the end of the second moto.

KTM's Ken Roczen snagged the overall in Spain with a double victory ahead of Kawasaki's Tommy Searle.

Tommy Searle: "It was really hot and sticky today; normally I’m strong in these conditions but after about 15 minutes I felt a little tired."

KTM's Antonio Cairoli (#222) finished third overall and is the new leader in the series ahead of Clement Desalle.

Yamaha's Steven Frossard won both races in Uddevalla and is currently third in the overall MX1 Championship.

KTM's Jeffrey Herlings earned 3-2 moto scores for second overall.

Ken Roczen nailed down his fourth overall victory of the season with the double victory.

Evgeny Bobryshev gave Russia its first GP victory in more than 30 years at Teutschenthal.

After making multiple mistakes Antonio Cairoli escaped from Germany with second overall and is still leading the series.

Frenchman Gautier Paulin missed taking the overall win in Germany after finishing fourth in the first moto.

KTM's Ken Roczen controlled the first race but had to work to make it on the podium in the afternoon.

KTM's Antonio Cairoli posted two wins in Latvia to increase his lead in the MX1 series to 42 points.

Yamaha's Steven Frossard had back to back second-place finishes despite struggling with arm pump.

Jeffrey Herlings led briefly during the second heat before crippling under Roczen's pressure.

KTM's Ken Roczen posted two wins in the MX2 class ahead of Tommy Searle and Jeffrey Herlings.

Red Bull KTM's Antonio Cairoli persevered through two difficult motos in Limburg for the double win.

Clement Desalle: "I'm happy to make a good result in Belgium but second is not a win!"

Jeffrey Herlings (#84) recorded his fourth victory of the season in the MX2 class and took the holeshot in Moto 1.

Ken Roczen battled with teammate Jeffrey Herlings in both races and finished runner-up in Belgium.

KTM's Antonio Cairoli had to work hard after a mediocre start in the second contest and finished second overall.

Rockstar Energy Suzuki's Clement Desalle won the overall in the Czech Republic with a strong victory in the final moto.

Despite being faster than Roczen in the second moto, Jeffrey Herlings finished second in both motos.

2011 Czech Republic Grand Prix Motocross

Ken Roczen claimed his seventh GP victory of the season after another double victory at Locket.

CLS Kawasaki's Frenchman Christophe Pourcel posted his best finish of the season so far in second.

KTM's Antonio Cairoli won his fifth GP of the 2011 season in Great Britain and leads the MX1 Championship by 82 points.

For the second round in a row KTM's Ken Roczen dominated the MX2 class by winning both heats.

Kawasaki's Tommy Searle overcame a difficult first moto in which he climbed from 11th up to second place.

KTM's Antonio Cairoli nailed the holeshot in the second moto of the 2011 Winchester FIM Motocross.

Christophe Pourcel - 2011 FIM Motocross Championship