MX1 Spain's Grand Prix1. Josh Coppins (NZ/Yamaha) 1-1
2. Kevin Strijbos (B/Suzuki) 2-3
3. Max Nagl (GER/KTM) 5-2
4. Jonathan Baragan (SPA/KTM) 4-6
5. Sebastien Pourcel (F/Kawasaki) 11-4
6. Ken de Dijcker (B/Honda) 6-9
7. Tanel Leok (EST/Kawasaki) 9-7
8. Davide Philippaerts (I/KTM) 8-8
9. Steve Ramon (B/suzuki) 3-15
10. Marc De Reuver (NL/Yamaha) 14-10
MX1 World Championship standings after GP 2 -of 15
1. Josh Coppins (New Zealand) - Yamaha - 97pts - 3 wins
2. Kevin Strijbos (Belgium) - Suzuki - 78pts
3. Jonathan Barragan (Spain) - KTM - 74pts - 1win
4. Max Nagl (Germany) - KTM - 63pts
4. Steve Ramon (Belgium) - Suzuki - 63pts
6. Ken De Dijcker (Belgium) - Honda - 61pts
7. Marc De Reuver (Netherlands) - Yamaha - 53pts
8. Tanel Leok (Estonia) - Kawasaki - 43pts
9. James Noble (Great Britain) - Honda - 40pts
10. Mike Brown (USA) - Honda - 36pts
Josh Coppins comments "I expected it to be good, we were here in 2004 and the first race was really muddy, but the second moto was okay, so I knew if we got no rain it would be okay. Last year I was good in all conditions, I can ride well on all conditions, I was already feeling good in the Yamaha on hard pack. I made a mistake with my start in the first moto, my starts have not been that good, I had too much power and moved my weight back to fast, then I took third gear and got to the front. You never know you can win for sure and I had a good feeling in these conditions. We had some problems in Valkenswaard and we worked on these. I saw some doctors and worked on some flexibilty on my pelvis and we also worked on the bike. We improved the power and the suspension and we improved my riding. I kept focused and worked hard."
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