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FIM Supermoto World Championship

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

FIM S1GP Supermoto World Championship
CategoryMotorcycle racing
RegionInternational
Inaugural season2002
Official websitewww.fim-moto.com/en/sports/view/fim-s1gp-supermoto-world-championship-4993
Current season

The FIM S1GP Supermoto World Championship is the premier competition organized by FIM on the sport of supermoto racing. It takes place every year as a calendar competition on different locations across the world and it was first contested in 2002. The competition has only one class (S1) nowadays but there used to be a second class (S2) world championship that was contested between 2004-2009 and then it was dropped. The most successful rider in history in frenchman Thomas Charayre with 8 titles.[1]

Medalists

S1

Year Winner Bike Runner-up Bike 3rd place Bike
2002 France Thierry van den Bosch KTM Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna France William Rubio Husqvarna
2003 Belgium Eddy Seel Husqvarna France Boris Chambon KTM Germany Jürgen Künzel KTM
2004 France Thierry van den Bosch KTM France Boris Chambon KTM Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna
2005 Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna Germany Bernd Hiemer KTM France Thierry van den Bosch KTM
2006 Germany Bernd Hiemer KTM Italy Ivan Lazzarini Husqvarna United Kingdom Christian Iddon Aprilia
2007 France Adrien Chareyre Husqvarna France Thierry van den Bosch Aprilia France Thomas Chareyre KTM
2008 Germany Bernd Hiemer KTM France Thierry van den Bosch Aprilia Italy Ivan Lazzarini Aprilia
2009 France Thierry van den Bosch TM Racing France Thomas Chareyre Husqvarna Italy Ivan Lazzarini Honda
2010 France Thomas Chareyre TM Italy Davide Gozzini TM Finland Mauno Hermunen Husqvarna
2011 France Adrien Chareyre Aprilia Italy Ivan Lazzarini Honda Finland Mauno Hermunen Husqvarna
2012 France Thomas Chareyre TM Finland Mauno Hermunen TM France Adrien Chareyre Aprilia
2013 Finland Mauno Hermunen TM France Thomas Chareyre TM France Adrien Chareyre Aprilia
2014 France Thomas Chareyre TM Finland Mauno Hermunen TM Italy Ivan Lazzarini Honda
2015 France Thomas Chareyre TM Italy Ivan Lazzarini Honda Austria Lukas Höllbacher Husqvarna
2016 France Thomas Chareyre TM Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt TM Czech Republic Pavel Kejmar TM
2017 France Thomas Chareyre TM Germany Markus Klass Husqvarna Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt SWM
2018 Championship not held
2019 France Thomas Chareyre TM Germany Markus Klass Husqvarna France Laurent Fath KTM
2020 France Thomas Chareyre TM Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt Honda Austria Lukas Höllbacher KTM
2021 Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt TM France Thomas Chareyre TM Austria Lukas Höllbacher KTM
2022[2] Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt TM France Thomas Chareyre TM Austria Lukas Höllbacher KTM
2023[3] Germany Marc-Reiner Schmidt TM Austria Lukas Höllbacher KTM France Thomas Chareyre TM

S2

Year Winner Bike Runner-up Bike 3rd place Bike
2004 France Jerome Giraudo Aprilia Italy Max Verderosa Honda Italy Davide Gozzini Husqvarna
2005 France Boris Chambon KTM France Adrien Chareyre Husqvarna Belgium Eddy Seel Husqvarna
2006 France Thierry van den Bosch Aprilia France Jerome Giraudo Aprilia France Adrien Chareyre Husqvarna
2007 Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna Italy Attilio Pignotti KTM United Kingdom Christian Iddon Aprilia
2008 France Adrien Chareyre Husqvarna Italy Davide Gozzini TM Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna
2009 France Adrien Chareyre Husqvarna Belgium Gerald Delepine Husqvarna Italy Davide Gozzini TM

References

  1. ^ "FIM S1GP SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.
  2. ^ "Supermoto: Marc Reiner Schmidt world champion for the second time in a row". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme. 16 October 2022.
  3. ^ "Marc-Reiner Schmidt crowned world champion for the third consecutive time". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme. 10 October 2023.

External links

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