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11. Supersport FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP THUNDERBIKE TROPHY Organized by Dorna Promotions Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1995 1. Udo Mark Austria Kawasaki 140 3 2. Yves Briguet Switzerland Honda 112 3 3. Stéphane Mertens Belgium Honda 93 4. Fred Bayens Australia Honda 83 5. Idalio Gavira Spain Honda 81 6. Eustaquio Gavira Spain Honda 67 1 7. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Honda 56 8. Jeffrey de Vries Netherlands Yamaha 54 1 9. Enrique de Juan Jr. Spain Honda 53 10. Christian Zwedorn Austria Honda 47 11. Éric Mahé France Honda 42 12. Oscar Sainz Spain Kawasaki 40 13. Yuichi Takeda Japan Honda 29 14. Iain MacPherson UK Honda 26 15. Rubén Xaus Spain Honda 18 16. Pere Riba Spain Honda 16 17. Phillip McAllen UK Honda 16 18. Manuel Luque Rossi Spain Honda 13 19. Vittorio Scutola Italy Kawasaki 13 20. Juan López Mellen Spain Honda 13 1996 1. William Costes France Honda 146 3 2. Yves Briguet Switzerland Honda 120 3. Jeffrey de Vries Netherlands Yamaha 104 2 4. Stéphane Mertens Belgium Honda 98 5. Iain MacPherson UK Honda 85 1 6. Éric Mahé France Yamaha 73 7. Rubén Xaus Spain Honda 54 1 8. Pere Riba Spain Honda 53 9. Bernard Garcia France Honda 52 10. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Honda 46 11. Adrien Morillas France Honda 45 1 12. Stefan Scheschowitsch Germany Kawasaki 44 13. Oriol Fernández Spain Yamaha 44 14. Gregorio Lavilla Spain Yamaha 40 15. Enrique de Juan Jr. Spain Kawasaki 30 16. Marc Garcia France Honda 30 17. Massimo Meregalli Italy Yamaha 25 1 18. Mario Innamorati Italy Bimota 24 19. Johnny Verwijst Netherlands Yamaha 19 20. Frank Heidger Germany Honda 15 Discontinued. Replaced by FIM Supersport World Series. 1 FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES (1997-98) FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (1998- ) Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1997 1. Paolo Casoli Italy Ducati 145 3 2. Vittoriano Guareschi Italy Yamaha 144 3 3. Yves Briguet Switzerland Suzuki 134 4. Stéphane Chambon France Ducati 119 1 5. Massimo Meregalli Italy Yamaha 96 1 6. Michaël Paquay Belgium Honda 93 1 7. Stéphane Mertens Belgium Suzuki 93 8. Fabrizio Pirovano Italy Ducati 87 1 9. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Yamaha 84 1 10. Thomas Körner Germany Ducati 61 11. Christophe Cogan France Ducati 51 12. Giovanni Bussei Italy Ducati 51 13. Marc Garcia France Honda 42 14. Jeffrey de Vries Netherlands Yamaha 37 15. Marco Risitano Italy Kawasaki 37 16. Éric Mahé France Yamaha 32 17. Bernard Garcia France Honda 22 18. Rubén Xaus Spain Honda 20 19. Mario Innanorati Italy Ducati 19 20. Roberto Panichi Italy Bimota 19 1998 1. Fabrizio Pirovano Italy Suzuki 171 5 2. Vittoriano Guareschi Italy Yamaha 149 1 3. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 137 1 4. Paolo Casoli Italy Ducati 92 2 5. Massimo Meregalli Italy Yamaha 90 6. Cristiano Migliorati Italy Ducati 84 7. Pere Riba Spain Ducati 78 8. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Yamaha 64 9, Giovanni Bussei Italy Suzuki 46 10. Robert Ulm Austria Yamaha 43 11. Mauro Lucchiari Italy Ducati 42 12. Yves Briguet Switzerland Ducati 36 13. Sébastien Charpentier France Honda 27 1 14. Giuseppe Fiorillo Italy Suzuki 23 15. Marco Risitano Italy Kawasaki 20 16. Roberto Teneggi Italy Ducati 20 17. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 19 18. James Toseland UK Honda 18 19. Camillo Mariottini Italy Bimota 18 20. Jason Pridmore USA Suzuki 16 1999 1. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 153 2 2. Iain MacPherson UK Kawasaki 130 3 3. Piergiorgio Bontempi Italy Yamaha 116 1 4. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 108 2 2 FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP 5. Rubén Xaus Spain Yamaha 101 1 6. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 94 7. Fabrizio Pirovano Italy Suzuki 84 8. Cristiano Migliorati Italy Ducati 81 9. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Yamaha 79 10. William Costes France Honda 73 11. James Toseland UK Honda 59 12. Massimo Meregalli Italy Yamaha 53 13. Pere Riba Spain Ducati 50 14. Paolo Casoli Italy Ducati 45 15. Christophe Cogan France Ducati 27 16. Jamie Whitham UK Yamaha 25 1 17. Yves Briguet Switzerland Suzuki 22 18. Vittorio Iannuzzo Italy Yamaha 21 19. Sébastien Charpentier France Honda 20 20. Karl Harris UK Suzuki 18 2000 1. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 136 2 2. Paolo Casoli Italy Ducati 133 2 3. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 133 2 4. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 122 2 5. Karl Muggeridge Australia Honda 113 1 6. Jamie Whitham UK Yamaha 104 1 7. Rubén Xaus Spain Ducati 77 1 8. Iain MacPherson UK Kawasaki 74 9. Fabrizio Pirovano Italy Suzuki 61 10. Andrew Pitt Australia Yamaha 60 11. Massimo Meregalli Italy Yamaha 58 12. Piergiorgio Bontempi Italy Ducati 51 13. Pere Riba Spain Honda 44 14. Christophe Cogan France Yamaha 42 15. Werner Daemen Belgium Yamaha 38 16. Christer Lindholm Sweden Yamaha 34 17. Antonio Carlacci Italy Yamaha 28 18. Cristiano Migliorati Italy Ducati 28 19. Fabien Foret France Ducati 23 20. Wilco Zeelenberg Netherlands Yamaha 23 2001 1. Andrew Pitt (1st) Australia Kawasaki 149 2. Paolo Casoli Italy Yamaha 147 3 3. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 135 2 4. Jamie Whitham UK Yamaha 106 1 5. Kevin Curtain Australia Honda 102 2 6. Pere Riba Spain Honda 94 1 7. Karl Muggeridge Australia Suzuki 92 8. Fabien Foret France Honda 90 2 9. Iain MacPherson UK Kawasaki 67 10. Fabrizio Pirovano Italy Suzuki 67 11. Piergiorgio Bontempi Italy Yamaha 58 12. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Suzuki 58 13. Christophe Cogan France Yamaha 54 14. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 51 3 FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP 15. Adam Ferguson Australia Honda 49 16. Vittoriano Guareschi Italy Ducati 43 17. Chris Vermeulen Australia Honda 27 18. Vittorio Iannuzzo Italy Suzuki 20 19. Werner Daemen Belgium Yamaha 19 20. Cristiano Migliorati Italy Honda 18 2002 1. Fabien Foret France Honda 186 4 2. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Suzuki 181 3 3. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 162 1 4. Paolo Casoli Italy Yamaha 128 1 5. Andrew Pitt Australia Kawasaki 126 2 6. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 94 7. Chris Vermeulen Australia Honda 90 8. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 90 9. Iain MacPherson UK Honda 83 10. Jamie Whitham UK Yamaha 80 11. Alessio Corradi Italy Yamaha 56 12. Kevin Curtain Australia Yamaha 55 13. Piergiorgio Bontempi Italy Ducati 51 14. Karl Muggeridge Australia Honda 43 15. Stefano Cruciani Italy Yamaha 37 16. Christophe Cogan France Honda 34 17. Werner Daemen Belgium Honda 28 18. Antonio Carlacci Italy Yamaha 27 19. Robert Ulm Austria Honda 25 20. James Ellison UK Kawasaki 18 2003 1. Chris Vermeulen Australia Honda 201 4 2. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 137 1 3. Jurgen van den Goorbergh Netherlands Yamaha 136 4. Karl Muggeridge Australia Honda 134 3 5. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Suzuki 119 1 6. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 90 1 7. Sébastien Charpentier France Honda 72 8. Alessio Corradi Italy Yamaha 68 9. Fabien Foret France Honda 64 1 10. Jörg Teuchert Germany Yamaha 60 11. Pere Riba Spain Kawasaki 59 12. Christophe Cogan France Honda 51 13. Broc Parkes Australia Honda 47 14. Iain MacPherson UK Honda 31 15. Gianluca Nannelli Italy Ducati 31 16. Matthieu Lagrive France Yamaha 31 17. Simone Sanna Italy Yamaha 29 18. Werner Daemen Belgium Honda 26 19. Robert Ulm Austria Honda 26 20. Tekkyu Kayo Japan Yamaha 22 4 FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP 2004 1. Karl Muggeridge Australia Honda 207 7 2. Broc Parkes Australia Honda 135 3. Jurgen van den Goorbergh Netherlands Yamaha 130 1 4. Sébastien Chapentier France Honda 120 5. Lorenzo Lanzi Italy Ducati 83 6. Kevin Curtain Australia Yamaha 69 7. Fabien Foret France Yamaha 66 1 8. Stéphane Chambon France Suzuki 64 9. Max Neukirchner Germany Honda 63 10. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Suzuki 55 11. Alessio Corradi Italy Honda 37 12. Andrew Pitt Australia Yamaha 36 13. Christian Kellner Germany Yamaha 30 14. Matthieu Lagrive France Suzuki 29 15. Josh Brookes Australia Honda 25 1 16. Matteo Baiocco Italy Yamaha 21 17. Vittorio Iannuzzo Italy Suzuki 20 18. Giovanni Bussei Italy Ducati 17 19. Jan Hansen Sweden Honda 16 20. Barry Veneman Netherlands Honda 16 2005 1. Sébastien Charpentier (1st) France Honda 210 6 2. Kevin Curtain Australia Yamaha 187 1 3. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Honda 149 2 4. Fabien Foret France Honda 144 1 5. Michel Fabrizio Italy Honda 138 6. Broc Parkes Australia Yamaha 125 1 7. Stéphane Chambon France Honda 94 8. Gianluca Vizziello Italy Ducati 88 1 9. Javier (Xavi) Forés Spain Suzuki 71 10. Tatu Lauslehto Finland Honda 60 11. Johan Stigefelt Sweden Honda 58 12. Alessio Corradi Italy Ducati 50 13. Robbin Harms Denmark Honda 34 14. Barry Veneman Netherlands Suzuki 33 15. Matthieu Lagrive France Suzuki 26 16. Alessandro Antonello Italy Kawasaki 18 17. Craig Jones UK Honda 18 18. Arie Vos Netherlands Honda 17 19. Werner Daemen Belgium Honda 17 20. Sébastien Le Grelle Belgium Honda 15 2006 1. Sébastien Charpentier (2nd) France Honda 194 6 2, Kevin Curtain Australia Yamaha 18 7 1 3. Kenan Sofuoğlu Turkey Honda 157 2 4. Broc Parkes Australia Yamaha 145 1 5. Robbin Harms Denmark Honda 117 6. Massimo Roccoli Italy Yamaha 96 1 7. Yohann Tiberio France Honda 80 1 8. Johan Stigefelt Sweden Honda 70 9. Gianluca Vizziello Italy Yamaha 69 10. Javier (Xavi) Forés Spain Yamaha 49 5 FIM SUPERSPORT WORLD SERIES/ CHAMPIONSHIP 11. David Checa Spain Yamaha 44 12. Gianluca Nannelli Italy Yamaha/Ducati 43 13. Katsuaki Fujiwara Japan Honda 39 14. Simone Sanna Italy Honda 32 15. Stéphane Chambon France Kawasaki 31 16. Christian Zaiser Austria Ducati 30 17. Kai Børre Andersen Norway Suzuki 29 18. Stuart Easton UK Ducati 26 19.
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