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]
Category | Motorcycle racing |
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Region | International |
Inaugural season | 2002 |
Official website | www |
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Medalists
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editYear | Winner | Bike | Runner-up | Bike | 3rd place | Bike |
2004 | Jerome Giraudo | Aprilia | Max Verderosa | Honda | Davide Gozzini | Husqvarna |
2005 | Boris Chambon | KTM | Adrien Chareyre | Husqvarna | Eddy Seel | Husqvarna |
2006 | Thierry van den Bosch | Aprilia | Jerome Giraudo | Aprilia | Adrien Chareyre | Husqvarna |
2007 | Gerald Delepine | Husqvarna | Attilio Pignotti | KTM | Christian Iddon | Aprilia |
2008 | Adrien Chareyre | Husqvarna | Davide Gozzini | TM | Gerald Delepine | Husqvarna |
2009 | Adrien Chareyre | Husqvarna | Gerald Delepine | Husqvarna | Davide Gozzini | TM |
References
edit- ^ "FIM S1GP SUPERMOTO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.
- ^ "Supermoto: Marc Reiner Schmidt world champion for the second time in a row". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme. 16 October 2022.
- ^ "Marc-Reiner Schmidt crowned world champion for the third consecutive time". Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme. 10 October 2023.