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                           Oct. 28th, 2007 | Ailo Gaup strikes back! 
                           
                          Second day NIGHT of the JUMPs in Riga. It was the tenth’ round of the FIM Freestyle MX World Championship. Even with a broken hand and an injured shoulder Ailo Gaup started, as well as the 11 other FMX riders from Saturday. 
                          The qualifying were dominated by Norway riders André Villa and Ailo Gaup. With spectacular flip combinations they reached first and second. Czech Libor Podmol, Italian Massimo Biaconcini and both Germans Fabian Bauersachs and Busty Wolter made their way into the final by strong runs. 
                             
                               
                                
                           
                          Germany’s Lukas Weis came again first in the Whip contest, beating Germany’s Busty Wolter. Lukas Weis came top in the Highest Air challenge too, reaching over 8,30 metres, followed by Czech Libor Podmol with 8,10 metres.  
                               
                            Sebastian Wolter opened the final. With a solid run and tricks like Suicide Whip, Nac Flip, Whip Flip, Cliffhanger he reached 296 points, putting him in sixth place. 
                          Second German final rider, Fabian Bauersachs, did again a good run. With Flintstone, Rock Solid Indian Air, 1-Hand-Flip and Whip Flip he gained 292 points, which meant fifth position.
                             
                           
                          
                            
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                              Massimo Bianconcini felt well on the IFMXF Track with backflip combos like Clicker Flip, No-Hand Flip, Nac Flip and Superman Flip 303 points put him on forth place. 
                              Like on saturday Libor Podmol wanted to get closer to Ailo Gaup in the World Championships ranking. With Superman Flip, No-Hand Flip, Underflip, Cordova Flip and an Indy Flip in the Double-Up he pushed a lot. 311 points were to by beat by Ailo Gaup. Butt he Norway guy striked back right away.Even with his broken hand and injured shoulder he did Clicker Flip, Saran Wrap Flip, Cordova Flip, Superman Flip und Underflip, just to mention his backflip combos.  | 
                             
                           
                            For this impressive run he gained 325 points, which let him freak out and do three more extra jumps. The crowd celebrated him. 
                             
                              
                          But there was still one rider left. Saturday winner André Villa could have been stop Ailo’s party. His run consisted 1-Hand Nac Flip, Underflip, 1-Hand Can Flip and Superman Flip to 1-Hand-Landing, what would have been first position on a normal day. But not on this day. With 323 points he was close to Ailo, but only second. 
                             
                             
                              
Andre Villa doing a Onehand Hartattack 
 
 
With Gaup’s win he leads the FIM Freestyle MX World Championships with 163 points. Czech Libor Podmol came second, 25 points behind. Frenchman Remi Bizouard currently in third place with 115 points comes in front of German Fabian Bauersachs, on 103.                           
                          
                           
                           
                 
                          
                                FACTS  NIGHT of the JUMPs - 
      Riga, Oct. 28, 2007 
       
       
      1. André Villa			NOR	NMF		Suzuki		291 Points 
      2. Ailo Gaup			NOR	NMF		Honda		275 Points 
      3. Libor Podmol		CZE	ACCR		Suzuki		267 Points 
      4. Massimo Bianconcini	ITA	DMSB		Honda		267 Points 
      5. Fabian Bauersachs	GER	DMSB		Kawasaki	260 Points 
      6. Sebastian Wolter		GER	DMSB		Suzuki		256 Points 
      7. Fredrik Johansson		SWE	SVEMO	Suzuki		256 Points 
      8. Oystein Kjorstad		NOR	NMF		KTM		248 Points 
      9. Lukas Weis			GER	DMSB		Suzuki		241 Points 
      10. Nick Franklin		NZL	MNZ		KTM		241 Points 
      11. Martin Koren		CZE	ACCR		KTM		223 Points 
      12. Jussi Seljas		FIN	SML		Honda		207 Points 
                                   
                                    1. Lukas Weis			GER	DMSB		Suzuki  
                                    2. Sebastian Wolter		GER	DMSB		Suzuki 
                                    3. Nick Franklin		NZL	MNZ		KTM 
                                  4. Martin Koren		CZE	ACCR		KTM  
                                   
                                    1. Lukas Weis			GER		8,30 Meter 
                                    2. Libor Podmol		CZE		8,10 Meter  
                                    3. Florian Menge		GER		6,50 Meter 
                                     
                                     
                                    1. Ailo Gaup			NOR	NMF		Honda		325 Points 
                                    2. André Villa			NOR	NMF		Suzuki		323 Points 
                                    3. Libor Podmol		CZE	ACCR		Suzuki		311 Points 
                                    4. Massimo Bianconcini	ITA	DMSB		Honda		303 Points 
                                    5. Fabian Bauersachs	GER	DMSB		Kawasaki	292 Points 
                                    6. Sebastian Wolter		GER	DMSB		Suzuki		286 Points                                                                      | 
                 
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