European Motocross Championship

European Motocross Championship

Category	Motocross
Region	European

European Motocross Championship is the European championship of motocross racing, organized by the FIM Europe, from 1988.^[1]

Categories

Since 2014 the 65cc, 85cc, 125cc, 150cc, 250cc, 300cc and Open classes have taken on the names EMX 65, EMX 85, EMX 125, EMX 250, EMX 300 and EMX Open.^[2]

Winners

Update to end of the 2020 season.^[3]

  Rider who became World Champion

Year	65cc	85cc	125cc	150cc	250cc	300cc	Open
1988			Annunzio Fanton
1989			Thierry Bethys
1990			Cristian Rostagno
1991			Alessio Chiodi
1992			Massimo Beltrami
1993			Mikkel Caprani		Joakim Eliasson
1994			Brian Jorgensen		Andreas Dygd
1995			Marco Stallman		Mats Nilsson
1996			Thomas Traversini		Javier Garcia Vico
1997			Fabrizio Dini		Javier Remacho
1998		Nicolas Delepierre	Steve Boniface				Jesper Kjær Jørgensen
1999		Tanel Leok	Antonio Paricio				Nenad Šipek
2000		Jeremy Tarroux	Antti Pyrhonen				Lauris Freibergs
2001		Jeremy Tarroux	Kevin Strijbos				Michael Milanovic
2002		Dennis Verbruggen	Luca Cherubini				Sašo Kragelj
2003		Christophe Pourcel	Sébastien Pourcel				Christophe Godrie
2004		Marvin Musquin	Matti Seistola				Andrey Safronov
2005	Nicola Recchia	Mauro Fiorgentili	Jérémy Tarroux				Roman Morozov
2006	Vaclav Kovar	Alessandro Lupino	Dennis Verbruggen				Matteo Dottori
2007	Tim Gajser	Jason Clermont	Gautier Paulin				Aleksandr Tonkov
2008	Davy Pootjes	Jeffrey Herlings			Valentin Teillet		Petr Bartos
2009	Ivan Petrov	Tim Gajser	Priit Rätsep		Christophe Charlier		Aleksandr Tonkov
2010	Brian Hsu	Brian Bogers	Jordi Tixier	Johan Remmelg	Steven Lenoir		Evgeny Mikhaylov
2011	Jorge Prado	Rostyslav Voytsyckyy	Simone Zecchina		Romain Febvre		Petr Bartos
2012	Xylian Ramella	Davy Pootjes	Tim Gajser		Mel Pocock		Evgeni Tyletski
2013	Raivo Dankers	Conrad Mewse	Pauls Jonass	Filippo Grigoletto	Valentin Guillod		Alexandr Burgreev
2014	Nikita Kucherov	Jago Geerts	Brian Hsu	Albie Wilkie	Steven Clarke	Samuele Bernardini	Semen Rogozin
2015	Scott Smulders	Raivo Dankers	Jorge Prado	Emil Weckman	Nick Kouwenberg	Marco Maddii	Martin Michek
2016	Edvards Bidzāns	Rene Hofer	Jago Geerts	Emil Weckman	Thomas Kjær Olsen	Mike Kras	Martin Michek
2017	Mads Sorensen	cancelled	Brian Moreau	Andrea Adamo	Morgan Lesiardo	Brad Anderson	Volodymyr Tarasov
2018	Brando Rispoli	Camden McLellan	Thibault Benistant		Mathys Boisrame	Brad Anderson	Martin Michek
2019	Vítězslav Marek	Edvards Bidzāns	Mattia Guadagnini		Roan van de Moosdijk	Mike Kras[a]	Martin Michek
2020			Andrea Bonacorsi		Thibault Benistant	Brad Anderson[a]	Karel Kutsar
2021	Lucas Leok	Vítězslav Marek	Valerio Lata		Nicholas Lapucci	Maximilian Spies[a]	Davide De Bortoli
2022	Ricardo Bauer	Vítězslav Marek	Cas Valk		Rick Elzinga	Toms Macuks[a]	José Butrón
2023	Francesco Assini	Nicolò Alvisi	Jānis Reišulis		Andrea Bonacorsi	Cas Valk[a]	Pierre Goupillon
2024	Roko Ivandić	Sleny Goyer	Noel Zanócz		Mathis Valin	Marcel Stauffer[a]	Jakub Terešák

Discontinued

• 2001: Cyrille Coulon (125cc junior), Miroslav Kucirek (open junior)
• 2002: Jaka Moze (125cc junior); Juss Laansoo (open junior)
• 2003: Josef Kulhavy (125cc junior)
• 2004: Ivo Šteinbergs (125cc junior)
• 2005: Nicolai Hansen (125cc junior)
• 2006: Marco Maddii (125cc junior)
• 2007: Klemen Gerčar^[b] (125cc junior)
• 2008: Priit Rätsep (125cc junior)
• 2010: Jordi Tixier^[b] (125cc 2 stroke)
• 2011: Simone Zecchina (125cc 2 stroke)
• 2014: Albie Wilkie (150cc 4 stroke)
• 2019: Stephanie Laier (Women), Martine Hughes (Women 125)

See also

• FIM Europe
• Motocross World Championship

Notes

1. EMX 2T
2. Rider who became World Champion

References

1. "FIM Europe - 2021 Yearbook" (PDF). fim-europe.com. Retrieved 14 August 2021.
2. "FIM Europe Official Results". fim-fim-europe.eu. Retrieved 14 August 2021.
3. "FIM Europe - 2021 Yearbook" (PDF). fim-europe.com. p. 100. Retrieved 14 August 2021.

External links

• Official website
• CHAMPIONNATS D'EUROPE de MOTOCROSS : Podiums finals des principales catégories depuis 1988 (in French)