Antonio Cairoli won the opening moto against Steve Ramon but had difficulties in Heat 2 where he came in third.

Marvin Musquin dominated at his home French GP and took a double win.

(Left to Right) Joel Roelants, Marvin Musquin and Zach Osbourne rounded out the overall podium in France during Round 7 of the FIM MX series.

Tony Cairoli is currently first in the Championship with 304-points.

David Philippaerts took a hard-fought win in France over Tony Cairoli and Clement Desalle.

David Philippaerts is currently third in the series behind Desalle with 229-points.

After leading half of Moto 2, Clement Desalle took a solid second-place in France.

Clement Desalle: "The first moto with David was really good. We passed each other many times and it was good fun and a good show. In the second moto my start was not so bad and I had some fast lines on the first laps but David was so quick. I did not want to take any big risks on a track like that because I found it really dangerous. I feel good about my results, just a bit disappointed about missing points in Holland. I will keep on doing my best."

Jeff Herlings Herlings was able to exploit a mistake by Zach Osbourne at the last corner before the chequered flag during Moto 1 in France.

Yamaha's Ken De Dycker took sixth-place ahead of Honda's Davide Guarneri at the French GP.

Marvin Musquin fans at Round 7 of FIM Motocross in France.

Marvin Musquin (#1) and Jeff Herlings (#111) out in front of the pack in France.

Marvin Musquin took his fourth consecutive GP win in France over Cairolo and Desalle.

Marvin Musquin (#1) and Shaun Simpson (#11) at the gates in Round 7 of FIM Motocross.

Max Nagl suffered a broken left collarbone in France.

Steve Ramon: "I was happy with second place even though the win was my goal. In the second moto the start was not bad but I wasn't feeling as comfortable as in the first race and was struggling to come to the front. Overall it is good that I am up there again after the last few weeks; it was a pity not to bbbbe on the podium but I will look to the next one."

Shaun Simpson rounded off the top-five ahead of Tonus and Verbruggen in France.

Arnaud Tonus (#23) took sixth-place overall in France and is currently seventh in the Championship standings.

Arnaud Tonus (#23) at the start of Moto 2 in France.