2012/04/22 All Japan Motocross Championship Round 2 results.

Arai Scores a 2nd Place, Mihara On the Podium with a 3rd

The All Japan Motocross Championship, run by the MFJ (Motorcycle Federation of Japan), is Japan's premier motocross racing series. The season consists of 10 rounds, with each class running two races of 30 minutes plus one lap. The rider who accumulates the most points over the year is crowned national champion. Races are held on outdoor dirt courses featuring naturally undulating terrain and man-made technical sections. Racers with International A-class qualification compete in two classes: IA1 (4-stroke 450cc machines, or 2-stroke 250cc machines) and IA2 (4-stroke 250cc machines, or 2-stroke 125cc machines). The machines used are production motocross racers featuring special tuning for even greater potential.

Kawasaki Racing Team

Hiroaki Arai #331
[IA1]

Date of Birth: 31 March, 1988
Nationality: Japanese (Gunma)

Career Highlights
2011	4^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA1
2010	3^rd All Japan Motocross Championship IA1
2009	3^rd All Japan Motocross Championship IA1
2008	4^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA1
2007	1^st All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2006	3^rd All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2005	7^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2004	11^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA125
2003	16^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA125
2002	24^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA125
2001	2^nd All Japan Motocross Championship IB125

Takuya Mihara #1
[IA2]

Date of Birth: 22 August, 1990
Nationality: Japan (Tokushima)

Career Highlights
2011	1^st All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2010	4^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2009	12^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2008	15^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2007	14^th All Japan Motocross Championship IA2
2006	8^th All Japan Motocross Championship IB2 4^th All Japan Motocross Championship IB-OPEN

KX450F

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KX450F-SR

Kawasaki's pinnacle 4-stroke motocrosser, the KX450F was designed to "put race victories within the grasp of expert riders." The fuel-injected, liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC 4-valve engine offers seamless power from low- to high-rpm. And a chassis with idealised rigidity balance ensures the superior rear wheel traction and front end feel for precise cornering performance. The KX450-SR racer starts with the production KX450F and adds factory tuning, resulting in an even more potent track weapon.

KX250F

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KX250F-SR

The KX250F was designed to "put race victories within the grasp of expert riders." The fuel-injected, liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC 4-valve engine offers elevated potential care of increased high-rpm performance and improved over-rev characteristics. The highly rigid aluminium frame, equipped with the first production-use SFF (Separate Function front Fork), delivers unflappable high-speed stability. Based on the production KX250F, the KX250-SR racer adds factory tuning, increasing its already high circuit prowess.

2012 All Japan Motocross Championship - IA1

Pos.	No.	Rider	Machine	Total	R 1 04/08		R 2 04/22
1	1	Akira Narita	Honda CRF450	100	25	25	25	25
2	331	Hiroaki Arai	Kawasaki KX450F-SR	77	20	20	22	15
3	6	Yuu Hirata	Honda CRF450	74	18	18	20	18
4	44	Yohei Kojima	Suzuki RM-Z450WS	60	22	15	9	14
5	40	Makoto Ogata	Honda CRF450	59	16	14	13	16
6	2	Yoshitaka Atsuta	Suzuki RM-Z450WS	57	12	11	12	22
7	7	Kazumasa Masuda	Honda CRF450	57	15	8	14	20
8	14	Kouichi Fukatani	Honda CRF450R	54	10	16	15	13
9	43	Yoshiki Inagaki	Suzuki RM-Z450	47	9	10	18	10
10	9	Yoshiki Kitai	KTM 450SX-F	46	14	12	16	4
11	123	Yutaka Hoshino	Kawasaki KX450F	43	7	13	11	12
12	935	Takuma Kojima	Yamaha YZ450F	41	13	9	10	9
13	5	Takase Tanaka	Yamaha YZ450F	30	8	22
14	13	Shogo Serizawa	Honda CRF450	23	3	5	7	8
15	52	Daisuke Shimazaki	Suzuki RM-Z450	22	11			11
16	65	Tatsuya Saiki	Yamaha YZ450F	21	2	6	8	5
17	54	Yuya Ozaki	Yamaha YZ450F	20	6	2	6	6
18	83	Yoichi Takasu	Suzuki RM-Z450	19	5	7	5	2
19	15	Atsushi Masuda	Suzuki RM-Z450	15		4	4	7
20	615	Jun Suda	Kawasaki KX450F	9	4	1	3	1
21	10	Seiji Numata	Kawasaki KX450F	8		3	2	3
22	17	Masaaki Suzuki	Yamaha YZ450F	2	1		1

2012 All Japan Motocross Championship - IA2

Pos.	No.	Rider	Machine	Total	R 1 04/08		R 2 04/22
1	166	Yui Hoshino	Honda CRF250	91	25	22	22	22
2	55	Kei Yamamoto	Suzuki RM-Z250WS	88	22	16	25	25
3	1	Takuya Mihara	Kawasaki KX250F-SR	83	20	25	20	18
4	50	Toshiki Tomita	Honda CRF250	76	18	20	18	20
5	57	Junya Takenaka	Kawasaki KX250F	55	12	11	16	16
6	70	Ryo Sato	Honda CRF250	54	14	13	13	14
7	911	Takashi Sato	Suzuki RM-Z250	53	11	12	15	15
8	113	Masami Tanaka	Honda CRF250R	51	15	10	14	12
9	58	Kohei Ogawa	Honda CRF250R	47	16	18		13
10	60	Kohei Ueda	Suzuki RMZ250	43	10	14	10	9
11	61	Hijiri Okano	Suzuki RM-Z250	32	6	4	11	11
12	64	Yusuke Kondo	Honda CRF250	30		8	12	10
13	48	Yuta Iketani	Suzuki RM-Z250	24	9	15
14	151	Ryota Kurosawa	Honda CRF250	18	3	7	8
15	59	Nozomu Yasuhara	Yamaha YZ250F	17			9	8
16	62	Tsubasa Harada	Yamaha YZ250F	15	5	6	4
17	02	Kohta Murakami	Honda CRF250R	14			7	7
18	01	Ryota Kondo	Honda CRF250	13	13
19	75	Tatsuki Inagaki	Suzuki RM-Z250	13		9		4
20	04	Yuu Tsuchihashi	Yamaha YZ250F	13		3	5	5
21	74	Daiki Kamakura	Yamaha YZ250F	10	8	2
22	63	Yohei Konno	Kawasaki KX250F	10	4		3	3
23	05	Jinpei Yoshimura	Kawasaki KX250F	7	7
24	06	Takashi Katsuyama	Suzuki RM-Z250	7			1	6
25	76	Yuma Sakota	Kawasaki KX250F	7		5		2
26	09	Daichi Ebara	Honda CRF250R	6			6
27	68	Daiki Baba	Honda CRF250	3	2			1
28	66	Yoshiaki Iida	Honda CRF250	2			2
29	03	Ukyo Michiwaki	Honda CRF250R	1		1
30	71	Shoya Shiraishi	Yamaha YZ250F	1	1