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FIM Motocross Junior World Championship

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FIM Motocross Junior World Championship
CategoryMotocross
CountryInternational
Inaugural season2004
Riders' champion125cc - France Mathis Valin
85cc - Netherlands Dani Heitink
65cc - Latvia Patriks Cirulis
Constructors' champion125cc - Austria Gas Gas
85cc - Austria Husqvarna
65cc - Austria Husqvarna
 Current season

The FIM Motocross Junior World Championship is a motorcross championship for younger riders, inaugurated in 2004, and is a feeder series to the FIM Motocross World Championship.

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Champions

Season Location 125cc Constructor 85cc Constructor 65cc Constructor
2004 Latvia Kegums Latvia Ivo Šteinbergs Japan Yamaha United States Zachary Osborne Austria KTM
2005 Czech Republic Jinín Belgium Dennis Verbruggen Japan Yamaha United Kingdom Steven Clarke Japan Suzuki
2006 Finland Vantaa Belgium Joel Roelants Austria KTM Italy Alessandro Lupino Austria KTM
2007 Bulgaria Sevlievo United States Blake Wharton Austria KTM Germany Ken Roczen Japan Suzuki
2008 Netherlands Heerde Latvia Matīss Karro Japan Suzuki Netherlands Jeffrey Herlings Japan Suzuki
2009 New Zealand Taupō United States Eli Tomac Japan Honda Australia Jay Wilson Austria KTM
2010 France Dardon-Gueugnon France Jordi Tixier Austria KTM Germany Henri Jacobi Austria KTM United States Jake Pinhancos Austria KTM
2011 Italy Cingoli United States Joseph Savatgy Japan Suzuki Latvia Pauls Jonass Austria KTM Spain Jorge Prado García Austria KTM
2012 Bulgaria Sevlievo Slovenia Tim Gajser Austria KTM Taiwan Brian Hsu Japan Suzuki Australia Caleb Grothues Austria KTM
2013 Czech Republic Jinín Latvia Pauls Jonass Austria KTM United Kingdom Conrad Mewse Austria KTM United States Aiden Tijero Austria KTM
2014 Belgium Lierneux Germany Brian Hsu Japan Suzuki Finland Kim Savaste Austria KTM Australia Jett Lawrence Austria KTM
2015 Spain El Molar France Maxime Renaux Japan Yamaha Netherlands Raivo Dankers Austria KTM Netherlands Kay Karssemakers Austria KTM
2016 Russia Orlyonok Belgium Jago Geerts Austria KTM Austria Rene Hofer Austria KTM Russia Kirill Vorobyev Austria KTM
2017 Estonia Lange Italy Gianluca Facchetti Austria Husqvarna United Kingdom Eddie Wade Austria Husqvarna Netherlands Ivano van Erp Austria KTM
2018 Australia Horsham Australia Bailey Malkiewicz Japan Yamaha United States Caden Braswell Austria KTM Australia Braden Plath Austria Husqvarna
2019 Italy Pietramurata Italy Mattia Guadagnini Austria Husqvarna Italy Valerio Lata Austria KTM Czech Republic Vitezslav Marek Austria KTM
2021 Greece Megalopolis Norway Håkon Østerhagen Italy Fantic Italy Mattia Barbieri Austria Gas Gas Hungary Aron Katona Austria Husqvarna
2022 Finland Vantaa Netherlands Ivano van Erp Japan Yamaha Netherlands Gyan Doensen Austria Husqvarna Estonia Lucas Leok Austria Husqvarna
2023 Romania Bucharest France Mathis Valin Austria Gas Gas Netherlands Dani Heitink Austria Husqvarna Latvia Patriks Cirulis Austria Husqvarna

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