Motocross World Championship

Motocross World Championship
Motocross World Championship
2011 FIM Motocross World Championship season
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Category Motocross
Country or region International
MX1 World Championship
Manufacturers Yamaha, KTM, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, TM, Aprilia, CCM
Riders' champion Italy Antonio Cairoli
Manufacturers' champion Austria KTM
MX2 World Championship
Manufacturers KTM, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda, Husqvarna, TM
Riders' champion France Ken Roczen
Manufacturers' champion Austria KTM
MX3 World Championship
Manufacturers KTM, Honda, Husqvarna, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki
Riders' champion Switzerland Julien Bill
Manufacturers' champion Japan Honda
Official website www.motocrossmx1.com

FIM Motocross World Championship is the premier championship of motocross racing currently divided into three distinct classes: MX1, MX2, and MX3. Race duration is slightly longer at 35 minutes plus two laps, while the series is longer, generally incorporating over 16 rounds.

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Overview

The Motocross World Championship is a worldwide motocross series sanctioned by the F.I.M.. It was inaugurated in 1957 using a 500 cc engine displacement formula.[1] In 1962 a 250cc class was added and in 1975, a 125cc class was introduced. Prior to 1957, the championship was known as the European Championship.

In 2002, the F.I.M. changed the displacement formulas to reflect the changes in engine technology and as a move towards environmentally friendlier four-stroke engines. The new MX1 class became the premier class, allowing two-stroke engines of up to 250cc and four-stroke engines of up to 450cc.[1] The MX2 class allowed two-stroke engines of up to 125cc and four-stroke motors of up to 250cc. The MX3 class allowed two-stroke engines of up to 500cc and four stroke engines of up to 650cc.[1]

World Champions by year

Note: Pink background denotes European Championship only.

Year 500cc 250cc 125cc
1952 1) Belgium Victor Leloup (Saroléa)
2) Belgium Auguste Mingels (Matchless)
3) United Kingdom John Avery (BSA)
1953 1) Belgium Auguste Mingels (FN)
2) Belgium René Baeten (FN)
3) Belgium Victor Leloup (FN)
1954 1) Belgium Auguste Mingels (FN)
2) Belgium René Baeten (FN)
3) Belgium Victor Leloup (FN)
3) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
1955 1) United Kingdom John Draper (BSA)
2) Sweden Bill Nilsson (BSA)
3) Sweden Sten Lundin (BSA)
1956 1) United Kingdom Les Archer (Norton)
2) United Kingdom John Draper (BSA)
3) Belgium Nic Jansen (Matchless)
1957 1) Sweden Bill Nilsson (AJS)
2) Belgium René Baeten (FN)
3) Sweden Sten Lundin (Monark)
1) Germany Fritz Betzelbacher (Maico)
2) Germany Willi Oesterle (Maico)
3) Czechoslovakia Jaromir Cizek (Jawa)
1958 1) Belgium René Baeten (FN)
2) Sweden Bill Nilsson (Cresent)
3) Sweden Sten Lundin (Monark)
1) Czechoslovakia Jaromir Cizek (Jawa)
2) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Husqvarna)
3) Germany Rolf Müller (Maico)
1959 1) Sweden Sten Lundin (Monark)
2) Sweden Bill Nilsson (Cresent)
3) United Kingdom David Curtis (Matchless)
1) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Husqvarna)
2) United Kingdom Brian Stonebridge (Greeves)
3) Czechoslovakia Jaromir Cizek (Jawa)
1960 1) Sweden Bill Nilsson (Husqvarna)
2) Sweden Sten Lundin (Monark)
3) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Husqvarna)
1) United Kingdom Dave Bickers (Greeves)
2) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
3) Czechoslovakia Miroslav Souchek (ČZ)
1961 1) Sweden Sten Lundin (Lito)
2) Sweden Bill Nilsson (Husqvarna)
3) Sweden Gunnar Johansson (Lito)
1) United Kingdom Dave Bickers (Greeves)
2) United Kingdom Arthur Lampkin (BSA)
3) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
1962 1) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Husqvarna)
2) Sweden Gunnar Johansson (Lito)
3) Sweden Sten Lundin (Lito)
1) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
2) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
3) United Kingdom Arthur Lampkin (BSA)
1963 1) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Husqvarna)
2) Sweden Sten Lundin (Lito)
3) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
1) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
2) Czechoslovakia Vlastimil Valek (ČZ)
3) Soviet Union Igor Grigoriev (ČZ)
1964 1) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
2) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (Hedlund)
3) Sweden Sten Lundin (Lito)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
2) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
3) Soviet Union Victor Arbekov (ČZ)
1965 1) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
2) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
3) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (ČZ)
1) Soviet Union Victor Arbekov (ČZ)
2) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
3) United Kingdom Dave Bickers (Greeves)
1966 1) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
2) Sweden Rolf Tibblin (ČZ)
3) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
1) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
2) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
3) Czechoslovakia Petr Dobry (ČZ)
1967 1) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
2) United Kingdom Jeff Smith (BSA)
3) United Kingdom Dave Bickers (ČZ)
1) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
2) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
3) Sweden Olle Petterson (Husqvarna)
1968 1) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
2) United Kingdom John Banks (BSA)
3) Sweden Ake Jonsson (Husqvarna)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
2) Sweden Torsten Hallman (Husqvarna)
3) Belgium Sylvain Geboers (ČZ)
1969 1) Sweden Bengt Aberg (Husqvarna)
2) United Kingdom John Banks (BSA)
3) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (ČZ)
2) Belgium Sylvain Geboers (ČZ)
3) Sweden Olle Petterson (Suzuki)
1970 1) Sweden Bengt Aberg (Husqvarna)
2) Sweden Arne Kring (Husqvarna)
3) Sweden Ake Jonsson (Maico)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Sylvain Geboers (Suzuki)
3) Belgium Roger De Coster (ČZ)
1971 1) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
2) Sweden Ake Jonsson (Maico)
3) Germany Adolf Weil (Maico)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (Suzuki)
2) Sweden Hakan Andersson (Husqvarna)
3) Belgium Sylvain Geboers (Suzuki)
1972 1) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
2) East Germany Paul Friedrichs (ČZ)
3) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Husqvarna)
1) Belgium Joël Robert (Suzuki)
2) Sweden Hakan Andersson (Yamaha)
3) Belgium Sylvain Geboers (Suzuki)
1973 1) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
2) Germany Willy Bauer (Maico)
3) Belgium Jaak van Velthoven (Yamaha)
1) Sweden Hakan Andersson (Yamaha)
2) Germany Adolf Weil (Maico)
3) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Husqvarna)
1974 1) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Husqvarna)
2) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
3) Germany Adolf Weil (Maico)
1) Soviet Union Guennady Moisseev (KTM)
2) Czechoslovakia Jaroslav Falta (ČZ)
3) Belgium Harry Everts (Puch)
1975 1) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
2) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Husqvarna)
3) Netherlands Gerrit Wolsink (Suzuki)
1) Belgium Harry Everts (Puch)
2) Sweden Hakan Andersson (Yamaha)
3) Germany Willy Bauer (Suzuki)
1) Belgium Gaston Rahier (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Gilbert de Roover (Zündapp)
3) Czechoslovakia Antoin Baborawsky (ČZ)
1976 1) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
2) Netherlands Gerrit Wolsink (Suzuki)
3) Germany Adolf Weil (Maico)
1) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Husqvarna)
2) Soviet Union Guennady Moisseev (KTM)
3) Soviet Union Vladimir Kavinov (KTM)
1) Belgium Gaston Rahier (Suzuki)
2) Czechoslovakia Jiri Churavy (ČZ)
3) United States Marty Smith (Honda)
1977 1) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands Gerrit Wolsink (Suzuki)
1) Soviet Union Guennady Moisseev (KTM)
2) Soviet Union Vladimir Kavinov (KTM)
3) Belgium André Malherbe (KTM)
1) Belgium Gaston Rahier (Suzuki)
2) Netherlands Gerard Rond (Yamaha)
3) Belgium André Massant (Yamaha)
1978 1) Finland Heikki Mikkola (Yamaha)
2) United States Brad Lackey (Honda)
3) Belgium Roger De Coster (Suzuki)
1) Soviet Union Guennady Moisseev (KTM)
2) Sweden Torlief Hansen (Kawasaki)
3) Germany Hans Maisch (Maico)
1) Japan Akira Watanabe (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Gaston Rahier (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands Gerard Rond (Yamaha)
1979 1) United Kingdom Graham Noyce (Honda)
2) Netherlands Gerrit Wolsink (Suzuki)
3) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
1) Sweden Håkan Carlquist (Husqvarna)
2) United Kingdom Neil Hudson (Maico)
3) Soviet Union Vladimir Kavinov (KTM)
1) Belgium Harry Everts (Suzuki)
2) Japan Akira Watanabe (Suzuki)
3) Belgium Gaston Rahier (Yamaha)
1980 1) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
2) United States Brad Lackey (Kawasaki)
3) Sweden Håkan Carlquist (Yamaha)
1) Belgium Georges Jobé (Suzuki)
2) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (Maico)
3) Bulgaria Dimitar Ranguelov (Husqvarna)
1) Belgium Harry Everts (Suzuki)
2) Italy Michéle Rinaldi (Gilera)
3) Belgium Eric Geboers (Suzuki)
1981 1) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
2) United Kingdom Graham Noyce (Honda)
3) Sweden Håkan Carlquist (Yamaha)
1) United Kingdom Neil Hudson (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Georges Jobé (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (KTM)
1) Belgium Harry Everts (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Eric Geboers (Suzuki)
3) Italy Michéle Rinaldi (Gilera)
1982 1) United States Brad Lackey (Suzuki)
2) Belgium André Vromans (Suzuki)
3) United Kingdom Neil Hudson (Yamaha)
1) United States Danny LaPorte (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Georges Jobé (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (KTM)
1) Belgium Eric Geboers (Suzuki)
2) Italy Corrado Maddii (Gilera)
3) Italy Michéle Rinaldi (Gilera)
1983 1) Sweden Håkan Carlquist (Yamaha)
2) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
3) United Kingdom Graham Noyce (Honda)
1) Belgium Georges Jobé (Suzuki)
2) United States Danny LaPorte (Yamaha)
3) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (KTM)
1) Belgium Eric Geboers (Suzuki)
2) Italy Michéle Rinaldi (Suzuki)
3) United States Jim Gibson (Yamaha)
1984 1) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
2) Belgium Georges Jobé (Kawasaki)
3) United Kingdom David Thorpe (Honda)
1) Austria Heinz Kinigadner (KTM)
2) France Jacky Vimond (Yamaha)
3) United Kingdom Jeremy Whatley (Suzuki)
1) Italy Michéle Rinaldi (Suzuki)
2) Italy Corrado Maddii (Cagiva)
3) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (KTM)
1985 1) United Kingdom David Thorpe (Honda)
2) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
3) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
1) Austria Heinz Kinigadner (KTM)
2) France Jacky Vimond (Yamaha)
3) Netherlands Gert-Jan van Doorn (Honda)
1) Finland Pekka Vehkonen (Cagiva)
2) Netherlands David Strijbos (Honda)
3) Italy Corrado Maddii (Cagiva)
1986 1) United Kingdom David Thorpe (Honda)
2) Belgium André Malherbe (Honda)
3) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
1) France Jacky Vimond (Yamaha)
2) Italy Michele Rinaldi (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands Gert-Jan van Doorn (Honda)
1) Netherlands David Strijbos (Cagiva)
2) Netherlands John van den Berk (Yamaha)
3) Italy Massimo Contini (Cagiva)
1987 1) Belgium Georges Jobé (Honda)
2) United Kingdom Kurt Nicoll (Kawasaki)
3) Netherlands Kees van der Ven (KTM)
1) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
2) Finland Pekka Vehkonen (Cagiva)
3) Sweden Jörgen Nilsson (Honda)
1) Netherlands John van den Berk (Yamaha)
2) Netherlands David Strijbos (Cagiva)
3) France Jean-Michel Bayle (Honda)
1988 1) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
2) United Kingdom Kurt Nicoll (Honda)
3) United Kingdom David Thorpe (Honda)
1) Netherlands John van den Berk (Yamaha)
2) Finland Pekka Vehkonen (Cagiva)
3) United States Rodney Smith (Suzuki)
1) France Jean-Michel Bayle (Honda)
2) Netherlands David Strijbos (Honda)
3) Netherlands Pedro Tragter (Honda)
1989 1) United Kingdom David Thorpe (Honda)
2) Australia Jeff Leisk (Honda)
3) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
1) France Jean-Michel Bayle (Honda)
2) Finland Pekka Vehkonen (Cagiva)
3) Netherlands John van den Berk (Yamaha)
1) United States Trampas Parker (KTM)
2) Italy Alessandro Puzar (Suzuki)
3) United States Mike Healy (KTM)
1990 1) Belgium Eric Geboers (Honda)
2) United Kingdom Kurt Nicoll (KTM)
3) Belgium Dirk Geukens (Honda)
1) Italy Alessandro Puzar (Suzuki)
2) Finland Pekka Vehkonen (Cagiva)
3) Netherlands John van den Berk (Yamaha)
1) United States Donny Schmit (Suzuki)
2) United States Bobby Moore (KTM)
3) Belgium Stefan Everts (Suzuki)
1991 1) Belgium Georges Jobé (Honda)
2) Belgium Jacky Martens (KTM)
3) Belgium Dirk Geukens (Honda)
1) United States Trampas Parker (Honda)
2) United States Mike Healy (KTM)
3) Italy Alessandro Puzar (Suzuki)
1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Suzuki)
2) United States Bobby Moore (KTM)
3) Netherlands Pedro Tragter (Suzuki)
1992 1) Belgium Georges Jobé (Honda)
2) United Kingdom Kurt Nicoll (KTM)
3) United States Billy Liles (Honda)
1) United States Donny Schmit (Yamaha)
2) United States Bobby Moore (Yamaha)
3) Netherlands Edwin Evertsen (Kawasaki)
1) South Africa Greg Albertyn (Honda)
2) Netherlands David Strijbos (Honda)
3) Netherlands Pedro Tragter (Suzuki)
1993 1) Belgium Jacky Martens (Husqvarna)
2) Sweden Jörge Nilsson (Honda)
3) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
1) South Africa Greg Albertyn (Honda)
2) Belgium Stefan Everts (Suzuki)
3) United States Donny Schmit (Yamaha)
1) Netherlands Pedro Tragter (Suzuki)
2) France Yves Demaria (Suzuki)
3) Netherlands David Strijbos (Honda)
1994 1) Sweden Marcus Hansson (Honda)
2) Belgium Jacky Martens (Husqvarna)
3) Belgium Joël Smets (Vertemati)
1) South Africa Greg Albertyn (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Stefan Everts (Kawasaki)
3) France Yves Demaria (Honda)
1) United States Bobby Moore (Yamaha)
2) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Honda)
3) Netherlands Pedro Tragter (Suzuki)
1995 1) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
2) United States Trampas Parker (KTM)
3) New Zealand Darryl King (Kawasaki)
1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Kawasaki)
2) Belgium Marnicq Bervoets (Suzuki)
3) United States Tallon Vohland (Kawasaki)
1) Italy Alessandro Puzar (Honda)
2) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Yamaha)
3) France Sebastien Tortelli (Kawasaki)
1996 1) New Zealand Shayne King (KTM)
2) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
3) Sweden Peter Johansson (Husqvarna)
1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Honda)
2) Belgium Marnicq Bervoets (Suzuki)
3) United States Tallon Vohland (Kawasaki)
1) France Sebastien Tortelli (Kawasaki)
2) United Kingdom Paul Malin (Yamaha)
3) France Frédéric Vialle (Yamaha)
1997 1) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
2) New Zealand Darryl King (Husqvarna)
3) New Zealand Shayne King (KTM)
1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Honda)
2) Belgium Marnicq Bervoets (Suzuki)
3) Germany Pit Beirer (Honda)
1) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Yamaha)
2) Italy Alessandro Puzar (TM)
3) Italy Claudio Frederici (Husqvarna)
1998 1) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
2) New Zealand Darryl King (Husqvarna)
3) Sweden Peter Johansson (Yamaha)
1) France Sebastien Tortelli (Kawasaki)
2) Belgium Stefan Everts (Honda)
3) Germany Pit Beirer (Honda)
1) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Husqvarna)
2) France David Vuillemin (Yamaha)
3) Italy Alessandro Puzar (TM)
1999 1) Italy Andrea Bartolini (Yamaha)
2) Sweden Peter Johansson (KTM)
3) Belgium Joël Smets (Husaberg)
1) France Frédéric Bolley (Honda)
2) Germany Pit Beirer (Honda)
3) France David Vuillemin
1) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Husqvarna)
2) Italy Claudio Frederici (Yamaha)
3) United States Mike Brown (Honda)
2000 1) Belgium Joël Smets (KTM)
2) Belgium Marnicq Bervoets (Yamaha)
3) Sweden Peter Johansson
1) France Frédéric Bolley (Honda)
2) France Mickaël Pichon (Suzuki)
3) Germany Pit Beirer (Honda)
1) South Africa Grant Langston (KTM)
2) United Kingdom James Dobb
3) United States Mike Brown
2001 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Joël Smets (KTM)
3) Belgium Marnicq Bervoets (Yamaha)
1) France Mickaël Pichon (Suzuki)
2) Australia Chad Reed (Kawasaki)
3) United Kingdom Gordon Crockard (Honda)
1) United Kingdom James Dobb (KTM)
2) Belgium Steve Ramon (Kawasaki)
3) Netherlands Erik Eggens (KTM)
2002 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Joël Smets (KTM)
3) Spain Javier Garcia Vico (KTM)
1) France Mickaël Pichon (Suzuki)
2) New Zealand Josh Coppins (Honda)
3) Germany Pit Beirer (Honda)
1) France Mickael Maschio (Kawasaki)
2) Belgium Steve Ramon (KTM)
3) Belgium Patrick Caps (KTM)
Year MX1 MX2 MX3
2003 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Joël Smets (KTM)
3) France Mickaël Pichon (Suzuki)
1) Belgium Steve Ramon (KTM)
2) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
3) Italy Andrea Bartolini (Yamaha)
1) Belgium Joël Smets (KTM)
2) Spain Javier Garcia Vico
3) Belgium Cedric Melotte
2004 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) France Mickaël Pichon (Honda)
3) New Zealand Josh Coppins (Honda)
1) New Zealand Ben Townley (KTM)
2) South Africa Tyla Rattray (KTM)
3) Italy Antonio Cairoli (Yamaha)
1) France Yves Demaria (KTM)
2) Italy Christian Beggi (Honda)
3) Italy Daniele Bricca (Honda)
2005 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) New Zealand Josh Coppins (Honda)
3) New Zealand Ben Townley (KTM)
1) Italy Antonio Cairoli (Yamaha)
2) Australia Andrew McFarlane (Yamaha)
3) Italy Alessio Chiodi (Yamaha)
1) Belgium Sven Breugelmans (KTM)
2) France Yves Demaria (KTM)
3) Switzerland Julien Bill (KTM)
2006 1) Belgium Stefan Everts (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Kevin Strijbos (Suzuki)
3) Belgium Steve Ramon (Suzuki)
1) France Christophe Pourcel (Kawasaki)
2) Italy Antonio Cairoli (Yamaha)
3) Italy David Philippaerts (KTM)
1) France Yves Demaria (KTM)
2) Belgium Sven Breugelmans (KTM)
3) Italy Christian Beggi (Honda)
2007 1) Belgium Steve Ramon (Suzuki)
2) Belgium Kevin Strijbos (Suzuki)
3) New Zealand Josh Coppins (Yamaha)
1) Italy Antonio Cairoli (Yamaha)
2) United Kingdom Tommy Searle (KTM)
3) France Christophe Pourcel (Kawasaki)
1) France Yves Demaria (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Sven Breugelmans (KTM)
3) Finland Jussi-Pekka Vehvilainen (Honda)
2008 1) Italy David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
2) Belgium Steve Ramon (Suzuki)
3) Belgium Ken De Dycker (Suzuki)
1) South Africa Tyla Rattray (KTM)
2) United Kingdom Tommy Searle (KTM)
3) France Nicolas Aubin (Yamaha)
1) Belgium Sven Breugelmans (KTM)
2) Italy Christian Beggi (Honda)
3) France Christophe Martin (Husqvarna)
2009 1) Italy Antonio Cairoli (Yamaha)
2) Germany Maximilian Nagl (KTM)
3) Belgium Clement Desalle (Honda)
1) France Marvin Musquin (KTM)
2) Portugal Rui Gonçalves (KTM)
3) France Gautier Paulin (Kawasaki)
1) France Pierre Renet (Suzuki)
2) Italy Alex Salvini (Husqvarna)
3) Finland Antti Pyrhonen (Honda)
2010 1) Italy Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
2) Belgium Clement Desalle (Suzuki)
3) Italy David Philippaerts (Yamaha)
1) France Marvin Musquin (KTM)
2) Germany Ken Roczen (Suzuki)
3) France Steven Frossard (Kawasaki)
1) Spain Carlos Campano (Yamaha)
2) Italy Alex Salvini (Husqvarna)
3) Slovenia Matevz Irt (Husqvarna)
2011 1) Italy Antonio Cairoli (KTM)
2) France Steven Frossard (Yamaha)
3) Belgium Clement Desalle (Suzuki)
1) Germany Ken Roczen (KTM)
2) Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings (KTM)
3) United Kingdom Tommy Searle (Kawasaki)
1) Switzerland Julien Bill (Honda)
2) France Milko Potisek (Honda)
3) Czech Republic Martin Michek (KTM)

World Championships by nationality

Country 500cc / MX3 Country 250cc / MX1 Country 125cc / MX2
Belgium Belgium 24 Belgium Belgium 18 Belgium Belgium 9
Sweden Sweden 10 Sweden Sweden 6 France France 6
United Kingdom United Kingdom 6 France France 6 Italy Italy 6
France France 4 Italy Italy 5 Netherlands Netherlands 3
East Germany East Germany 3 Soviet Union USSR 4 South Africa South Africa 3
Finland Finland 3 United States United States 3 United States United States 3
Italy Italy 1 Austria Austria 2 Finland Finland 1
New Zealand New Zealand 1 South Africa South Africa 2 Japan Japan 1
United States United States 1 Finland Finland 1 New Zealand New Zealand 1
Spain Spain 1 Netherlands Netherlands 1 United Kingdom United Kingdom 1
Switzerland Switzerland 1 United Kingdom United Kingdom 1 Germany Germany 1

World Championships by rider

Rider Titles
Belgium Stefan Everts 10 (4 x MX1, 2 x 500cc, 3 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
Belgium Joël Robert 6 (6 x 250cc)
Belgium Roger De Coster 5 (5 x 500cc)
Belgium Eric Geboers 5 (2 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc, 2 x 125cc)
Belgium Georges Jobé 5 (3 x 500cc, 2 x 250cc)
Belgium Joël Smets 5 (4 x 500cc, 1 x MX3)
Italy Antonio Cairoli 5 (3 x MX1, 2 x MX2)
Belgium Harry Everts 4 (1 x 250cc, 3 x 125cc)
Sweden Torsten Hallman 4 (4 x 250cc)
Finland Heikki Mikkola 4 (3 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc)
South Africa Greg Albertyn 3 (2 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
Italy Alessio Chiodi 3 (3 x 125cc)
France Yves Demaria 3 (3 x MX3)
East Germany Paul Friedrichs 3 (3 x 500cc)
Belgium André Malherbe 3 (3 x 500cc)
Soviet Union Guennady Moisseev 3 (3 x 250cc)
Belgium Gaston Rahier 3 (3 x 125cc)
United Kingdom David Thorpe 3 (3 x 500cc)
Sweden Bengt Aberg 2 ( 2 x 500cc)
France Jean-Michel Bayle 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
Netherlands John Van den Berk 2 (1 x 250 cc, 1 x 125 cc)
France Frédéric Bolley 2 (2 x 250cc)
Belgium Sven Breugelmans 2 (2 x MX3 )
Sweden Håkan Carlquist 2 (1 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc)
Austria Heinz Kinigadner 2 (2 x 250cc)
Sweden Sten Lundin 2 (2 x 500cc)
France Marvin Musquin 2 (2 x MX2)
Sweden Bill Nilsson 2 (2 x 500cc)
United States Trampas Parker 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
France Mickael Pichon 2 (2 x 250cc)
Italy Alessandro Puzar 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
Belgium Steve Ramon 2 (1 x MX1, 1 x MX2)
United States Donny Schmit 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)
United Kingdom Jeff Smith 2 (2 x 500cc)
Sweden Rolf Tibblin 2 (2 x 500cc)
France Sebastien Tortelli 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc)

See also

References

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