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The 2015 Team Long Track World Championship was the ninth annual FIM Team Long Track World Championship. The final took place on 28 June 2015 in Mühldorf, Germany.[1][2] Great Britain won the event for the first time.[3][4]
Pos. |
Team |
Pts |
riders
|
|
Great Britain |
42 |
Richard Hall, Glen Phillips 14, Andrew Appleton 8, James Shanes 0
|
|
Germany |
41 |
Erik Riss 18, Michael Hartel 14, Jörg Tebbe 9, Stephan Katt 0
|
|
Finland |
41 |
Aki-Pekka Mustonen 23, Jesse Mustonen 14, Aarni Heikkila 3, Matias Maenpaa 1
|
4 |
France |
40 |
Mathieu Trésarrieu 18, Stephane Tresarrieu 14, Dimitri Bergé 4, Theo di Palma 4
|
5 |
Netherlands |
31 |
Jannick de Jong 23, Sjoerd Rozenberg 5, Henry van der Steen 3
|
6 |
Czech Republic |
30 |
Josef Franc 18, Richard Wolff 7,Michal Dudek 5, Michal Skurla 0
|
Source:[6]
|
GREAT BRITAIN
|
42
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
13
|
Glen Phillips
|
14
|
2,4,3,2,3
|
14
|
Andrew Appleton
|
8
|
1,2,2,1,2
|
15
|
Richard Hall
|
20
|
5,R,5,5,5
|
23
|
James Shanes - RES
|
0
|
-
|
|
GERMANY
|
41*
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
1
|
Jorg Tebbe
|
9
|
2,3,-,0,4
|
2
|
Michael Hartel
|
14
|
4,4,3,3,FX
|
3
|
Stephan Katt
|
0
|
-,-,-,-,-
|
19
|
Erik Riss - RES
|
18
|
3,2,4,4,5
|
|
FINLAND
|
41*
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
10
|
Jesse Mustonen
|
14
|
2,4,3,2,3
|
11
|
Aki-Pekka Mustonen
|
23
|
5,5,5,4,4
|
12
|
Aarni Heikkila
|
3
|
0,-,1,1,1
|
22
|
Matias Maenpaa - RES
|
1
|
-,1,-,-,-
|
|
FRANCE
|
40
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
7
|
Stephane Tresarrieu
|
14
|
2,5,0,4,3
|
8
|
Mathieu Tresarrieu
|
18
|
4,3,4,5,2
|
9
|
Dimitri Berge
|
4
|
1,2,1,-,-
|
21
|
Theo di Palma - RES
|
4
|
-,-,-,3,1
|
|
NETHERLANDS
|
31
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
4
|
Jannick de Jong
|
23
|
5,4,5,5,4
|
5
|
Henry Van Der Steen
|
3
|
0,1,2,0,0
|
6
|
Sjoerd Rozenberg
|
5
|
1,0,1,2,1
|
20
|
NO RIDER - RES
|
-
|
-,-,-,-,-
|
|
CZECH REPUBLIC
|
30
|
No
|
Rider Name
|
Pts.
|
Heats
|
16
|
Josef Franc
|
18
|
3,5,4,1,5
|
17
|
Richard Wolff
|
7
|
0,-,3,2,2
|
18
|
Michal Dudek
|
5
|
4,1,0,0,0
|
24
|
Michal Skurla - RES
|
0
|
-,0,-,-,-
|
- Jorg Tebbe beat Jesse Mustonen in a Run-off for the Silver Medal