Rides pretty good in some euro race against some guys with funny names. I know, I know, he's still just hiding from Bubba but it's still a good ride for the kid.
I got this from mxlarge;
Silentsport news story - Coppins wins in France
mx news
CAS Honda rider Josh Coppins has won the Pernes les Fontaines International in the south of France today. Coppins went 3-1-1 to take victory. Honda riders dominated the three races with Martin Honda rider Pichon winning the opening moto from Joel Smets and Coppins. Coppins won moto two from Smets and Mike Alessi and moto three from Antoine Meo and Julian Bill.
Coppins proved his move to not race in Mantova two weeks ago and Valence last weekend was a good one as his race speed was never in question.
Pichon crashed in the second moto. MX2 World champion Ben Townley of the KTM team DNFed in the first moto and finished 7th in the second. Another KTM rider Steve Ramon also DNFed, although in the second moto.
Kawasaki factory rider Stephen Sword claimed 8th place in the opening moto and was the best placed MX2 rider, but crashed in the start of the second moto with Pichon, both DNFed. Sword was consistently the quickest MX2 rider over the weekend.
Joel Smets finished second with 2-2-4 scores, while American sensation Mike Alessi went 5-3-5 for third overall. Julian Bill of the KTM factory team was impressive in all three motos with 7-4-3 results.
race one
1. Mickael Pichon Honda
2. Joel Smets Suzuki
3. Josh Coppins Honda
4. Antoine Meo Husqvarna
5. Mike Alessi KTM
6. Yves Demaria KTM
7. Julian Bill KTM
race two
1. Josh Coppins Honda
2. Joel Smets Suzuki
3. Mike Alessi KTM
4. Julian Bill KTM
5. Pascal Leuret Honda
6. Tanel Leok Kawasaki
7. Ben Townley KTM
race three
1. Josh Coppins Honda
2. Antoine Meo Husqvarna
3. Julian Bill KTM
4. Joel Smets Suzuki
5. Mike Alessi KTM
6. Ben Townley KTM
I got this from mxlarge;
Silentsport news story - Coppins wins in France
mx news
CAS Honda rider Josh Coppins has won the Pernes les Fontaines International in the south of France today. Coppins went 3-1-1 to take victory. Honda riders dominated the three races with Martin Honda rider Pichon winning the opening moto from Joel Smets and Coppins. Coppins won moto two from Smets and Mike Alessi and moto three from Antoine Meo and Julian Bill.
Coppins proved his move to not race in Mantova two weeks ago and Valence last weekend was a good one as his race speed was never in question.
Pichon crashed in the second moto. MX2 World champion Ben Townley of the KTM team DNFed in the first moto and finished 7th in the second. Another KTM rider Steve Ramon also DNFed, although in the second moto.
Kawasaki factory rider Stephen Sword claimed 8th place in the opening moto and was the best placed MX2 rider, but crashed in the start of the second moto with Pichon, both DNFed. Sword was consistently the quickest MX2 rider over the weekend.
Joel Smets finished second with 2-2-4 scores, while American sensation Mike Alessi went 5-3-5 for third overall. Julian Bill of the KTM factory team was impressive in all three motos with 7-4-3 results.
race one
1. Mickael Pichon Honda
2. Joel Smets Suzuki
3. Josh Coppins Honda
4. Antoine Meo Husqvarna
5. Mike Alessi KTM
6. Yves Demaria KTM
7. Julian Bill KTM
race two
1. Josh Coppins Honda
2. Joel Smets Suzuki
3. Mike Alessi KTM
4. Julian Bill KTM
5. Pascal Leuret Honda
6. Tanel Leok Kawasaki
7. Ben Townley KTM
race three
1. Josh Coppins Honda
2. Antoine Meo Husqvarna
3. Julian Bill KTM
4. Joel Smets Suzuki
5. Mike Alessi KTM
6. Ben Townley KTM