FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHÉE DES NATIONS (250Cc) & FIM MOTOCROSS COUPE DES NATIONS (125Cc)

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FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHÉE DES NATIONS (250Cc) & FIM MOTOCROSS COUPE DES NATIONS (125Cc) FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHEE (250cc)/ COUPE DES NATIONS (125cc) FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHÉE DES NATIONS (250cc) & FIM MOTOCROSS COUPE DES NATIONS (125cc) MOTOCROSS TROPHÉE DES NATIONS (250cc) Year Posn Nation Riders Points 1961 1. UK (1st) Dave Bickers, Arthur Lampkin, Jeff Smith 2. Sweden Torsten Hallman, Sivert Eriksson, Stig Rickardsson 3. 1962 1. UK (2nd) Dave Bickers, Arthur Lampkin, Jeff Smith, Allan Clough, 226 Don Rickman 2. Sweden Sivert Eriksson, Stig Rickardsson, Sune Skogsmo, Jan Johansson, 183 Olle Pettersson 3. Belgium Joël Robert, André Piron, Nic Jansen, André Troisième, 182 Walter Baeten 4. Norway Roger Smestad, Carl-Reider Andersen, Ragnar Snellingen, 159 T. Austadt 5. Netherlands Rudi Boom, Jan van der Hoek, Frits Selling, Rob Selling, 150 Simon Schram 6. Finland Aarno Erola, Osmo Kiukkonen, Raimo Rein, Frank Nyman 99 7. Denmark Arne Nielsen, Eric Bonne, Helge Sahl, Erling Jensen 97 8. Ireland Gerald Scarlett, Alec Woods, Mervyn Hayes, Brian Nally 87 9. - 1963 1. Sweden (1st) Lars Forsberg, Torsten Hallman, Cenneth Loof 5 2. UK Jeff Smith, Don Rickman, Arthur Lampkin, Dave Bickers, 9 Allan Clough 3. Czechoslovakia Karel Pilař, Vlastimil Válek, Antonin Hrach, Zdeněk Polanka, 12 Josef Chara 4. West Germany George Hauger, Adolf Weil, Karl-Heinz Matthes, Fritz Betzelbacher 24 5. Finland Osmo Kiukkonen, Raimo Rein, Jussi Norrena 26 6. Norway Ragnar Snellingen, Willie Johansson, Finn Lyserbrate, Einer Sande, 34 Carl-Reider Andersen 7. Netherlands Frits Selling, Rob Selling, Jan van der Hoek, Rudi Boom, 40 Gerrit Buehre 8. Switzerland Hans-Peter Lutz, Ueli Gerster, Max Morf, Jacques Landel, 50 George Romailler 9. France Vincent Clerici, Jean Knutte, Daniel Faivre, René Combes, 52 Gilles Portal 10. Denmark Knud Johannessen, Arne Nielsen, Flemming Sklander 56 11. Belgium Joël Robert, André Troisième, Frans Beeckelaers, 56 Roger Vanderbeecken, André Piron 12. Ireland William Hutton, Gerald Scarlett, Brian Nally, Mervyn Hayes, 73 Mervyn McConkey 13. - 1 FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHEE (250cc)/ COUPE DES NATIONS (125cc) 1964 1. Sweden (2nd) Torsten Hallman, Ake Jonsson, Olle Petersson, Cenneth Loof, 31 Jan Johansson 2. Czechoslovakia Karel Pilař, Petr Dobrý, Vlastimil Válek 45 3. UK Dave Bickers, Arthur Lampkin, Alan Clough, Malcolm Davies, 48 Bryan Goss 4. USSR Gunnar Draugs, Igor Grigoriev, Viktor Arbekov, Nikolai Sokolov, 76 Vitaly Turin 5. Norway Carl-Reider Andersen, Finn Lyserbrate, Egi Lovstad, Einer Sande 97 6. Netherlands Frits Selling, Rob Selling, Jan van der Hoek, Simon Schram 108 7. Belgium Joël Robert, Jean Robert, Marcel Wiertz, Jacky Wiertz 127 8. Finland Aarno Erola, Risto Rasilaisen, Juha Turinen, Aimo Lehtinen 131 9. Switzerland Hans-Peter Lutz, Ueli Gerster, Max Morf, Jacques Lungel 172 10. - 1965 No result – cancelled due to weather conditions 1966 1. Sweden (3rd) Torsten Hallman, Olle Petersson, Ake Tornblom 28 2. UK Dave Bickers, Don Rickman, Chris Horsfield, Bryan Goss, 38 Geoff Mays 3. Belgium Joël Robert, Marcel Wiertz, Gaston Rahier, Yves Dumont 44 4. Czechoslovakia Zdenĕk Strnad, Vlastimil Válek, Petr Dobrý, Ivan Poláš 61 5. Finland Raimo Rein, Jyrki Storm, Norma Jarvinen, Kalevi Vehknoen, 120 Aimo Lehtinen 6. France Denis Portal, Joël Queirel, Jacky Porte, Vincent Clerici 125 7. Netherlands Ton van Heugten, Pierre Karsmakers, Simon Schram, Frits Selling, 127 Jo Lammers 8. Denmark Freddy Kjær, Erling Rasmussen, Erling Jensen, Per-Brun Larsen, 144 Jens-Backman Skovsen 9. Ireland Gerald Scarlett, Marvyn McConkey, Billy Dynes, Frank McFarland, 165 Brian Nally 10. Switzerland Philippe Bussy, Ruedi Husler, Laurens Stocker, Fridolin Stocker, 214 Hans Knoeffel 11. - 1967 1. Sweden (4th) Torsten Hallman, Stefan Eneqvist, Olle Pettersson, Ake Jonsson 12 2. Czechoslovakia Ivan Poláš, Petr Dobrý, Karel Konečný, Antonin Hrach 19 3. USSR Leonid Shinkarenko, Yury Matveyev, Viktor Arbekov, Vilis Brunis 24 4. UK Brian Wade, Arthur Browning, Bryan Goss, Malcolm Davis 38 5. Belgium Sylvain Geboers, Joël Robert, Jacky Wiertz, Marcel Wiertz 40 6. Finland Jyrki Storm, Jorma Jarvinen, Heikki Mikkola, Aimo Lahtinen 57 7. Netherlands Frits Selling, Jan van der Hoek, Gerrit Wolsink, Wiebe Plotz 76 8. Italy Lanfranco Angelini, Giuseppe Cavallero, Canzio Tosi, 77 Bruno Battiliana 9. East Germany Dieter Müller, Frank Heyse, Fred Williamowsky, Gerhard Teubner 85 10. - 1968 1. Sweden (5th) Torsten Hallman, Bengt Åberg, Bengt-Arne Bonn, 13 Christer Hammargren, Stig Pettersson 2. Belgium Sylvain Geboers, Joël Robert, Marcel Wiertz, Jef Teeuwissen, 15 Roger de Coster 2 FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHEE (250cc)/ COUPE DES NATIONS (125cc) 3. Netherlands Jo Lammers, Franz Sigmans, Stef van der Sluis, Ton van Heugten, 32 Harry Driessen 4. Finland Jyrki Storm, Jorma Jarvinen, Heikki Mikkola, Aimo Lahtinen, 43 Kalevi Vehkonen 5. Denmark Søren Lodal, Ove Møller, Per-Brun Larsen, Leif Sørensen 46 6. Switzerland Orlando Calonder, Lorenz Stocker, Joseph Loetscher 69 7. Italy Eugenio Perozzo, Canzio Tosi, Giovanni Gulmanelli 71 8. France Joël Queirel, Georges Lenoir, Jean-Claude Nowack 82 9. - 1969 1. Belgium (1st) Roger de Coster, Sylvain Geboers, Joël Robert, Marcel Wiertz 13 2. Sweden Bengt Åberg, Christer Hammargren, Arne Kring, Ole Pettersson 13 3. Czechoslovakia Miroslav Halm, Jiří Stodůlka, Otokar Toman 24 4. Netherlands Harry Driessen, Pierre Karsmakers, Jo Lammers, Jan Roessink, 45 Frans Sigmans 5. Finland Jyrki Storm, Heikki Mikkola, Jorma Jarvinen, Juha Tirinen 57 6. UK Dan Bickers, Alan Claogh, Malcolm Davis 62 7. Denmark Jorgen Agegard, Jess Backmann, Per-Brun Larsen, Søren Lodal, 67 Erling Rasmussen 8. Italy Giuseppe Cavallero, Eugenio Perozzo, Luigi Zighiotti 81 9. Ireland Gordon Bowden, Dennis McBride, Winston Norwood 85 10. France Michel Combes, Jacques L’Huillier, Jacqies Vernier 86 11. Norway Carl-Reider Andersen, Tom-Ola Bull, Svere Haugerud 93 12. Hungary Jeno Mohacsi, Ferek Simon, Tibor Gall 96 13. Switzerland H. Bachmann, Joseph Loetscher, Lorenz Stocker 100 14. - 1970 1. Belgium (2nd) Roger de Coster, Sylvain Geboers, Joël Robert, 8 Jaak van Velthoven, Gaston Rahier 2. Czechoslovakia Miroslav Halm, Jiří Stodůlka, Jiří Churavý, Otakar Toman 33 3. Finland Heikki Mikkola, Kalevi Vehkonen, Reino Hahl, Jyrki Storm, 39 Juha Tirinen 4. USSR Pavel Ruvel, Vladimir Kavinov, A. Mandritchenko, Aleksei Kiribin 54 5. France Serge Bacou, Jacques Broutin, Michel Combes 70 6. Ireland Dennis McBride, Dave Crockard, Robert Wilkinson, 76 Winston Norwood 7. Switzerland Walter Bucher, Orlando Calonder, Samuel Wuillemin 90 8. Sweden Arne Kring, Ole Pettersson (24) 9. UK Dick Clayton, Malcolm Davis (25) 10. Netherlands Stef van der Sluis, Pierre Karsmakers (37) 11. Norway Ton Ola-Bull, Knut-Erik Kartner (57) 12. Denmark Søren Lodal (13) 13. - 1971 1. Belgium (3rd) Roger de Coster, Sylvain Geboers, Jaak van Velthoven, 11 Gaston Rahier 2. Sweden Håkan Andresson, Uno Palm, Bengt Åberg, Christer Hammargren 15 3. Czechoslovakia Miroslav Halm, Jaroslav Falta, Jiří Churavý, Otakar Toman, 34 Oldrich Hamrschmid 4. Finland Kalevi Vehkonen, Juha Tirinen, Jan Johansson, Jyrki Storm 47 5. USSR Aleksei Kiribin, Gennady Moisseyev, Pavel Rulev, 48 3 FIM MOTOCROSS TROPHEE (250cc)/ COUPE DES NATIONS (125cc) Vladimir Kavinov 6. East Germany Paul Friedrichs, Heinz Happe, Manfred Stein, Helmut Schadenberg 50 7. UK Malcolm Davis, Viv Eastwood, Dick Clayton 81 8. Netherlands Jo Lammers, Stef van der Sluis, Paul van Heutgen, 86 Herman van Hoegee 9. Italy Emilio Ostorero, Antonio Allemand, Paolo Piron, Afro Rustignioli, 96 Alessandro Gritti 10. Denmark Erling Klinke, Arne Lodal, Ole Ottosen 97 11. Poland Zbigniew Rutkowski, Teofil Jasinski, Stanisław Olzsewski 111 12. France Serge Bacou, Jacques Vernier, Jacques Broulin 113 13. Switzerland Walter Bucher, Peter Bernhard, Anton Stifter 129 14. Ireland Winston Norwood, Dave Crockard, Robert Davidson 131 15. - 1972 1. Belgium (4th) Roger de Coster, Sylvain Geboers, Jaak van Velthoven, 27 Marcel Wiertz 2. Czechoslovakia Jiří Churavý, Miroslav Halm, Jaroslav Halm 53 3. USSR Gennady Moisseyev, Aleksei Kirinen, Viktor Popenko 68 4. Netherlands Tony van Erp, Jo Lammers, Jan Oosterlink, Stef van der Sluis 134 5. Switzerland Fritz Graf, Anton Stifter, Rolf Baumann, Jean-Jacques Loup 147 6. France Jean-Claude Nowack, Gérard Giordanengo, Michel Combes, 162 Henri Aymand 7. Italy Giuseppe Battilana, Ivan Alborghetti, Emilio Burioli, 169 Giancarlo Curradi 8. Denmark Ole Ottosen, Arne Lodal, Jorgen Ibsen 181 9. Ireland Dave Crockard, Robert Wilkinson, Jan Thompson, Dennis McBride 183 10. - 1973 1. Belgium (5th) Roger de Coster, Sylvain Geboers, Jaak van Velthoven 27 2. USSR Viktor Popenko, Gennady Moisseyev, Pavel Rulev 53 3. Czechoslovakia Jaroslav Falta, Oldrich Hamrschmid, Otakar Toman 65 4. Finland Heikki Mikkola, Kalevi Vehkonen, Erkki Sundstrom 68 5. France Michel Combes, Patrick Drobecq, Jean-Claude Nowack, Daniel Pean 126 6. Ireland Robert Wilkinson, Dennis McBride, John Foley, Dave Crockard 172 7. Denmark Olle Ottosen, Erling Klinke, Frank Svendsen, Walter Hansen 175 8. - 1974 1. Belgium (6th) Roger de Coster, Gaston Rahier, Harry Everts, Jaak van Velthoven 32 2. West Germany Adolf Weil, Hans Maisch, Fritz Schneider 38 3. Sweden Bengt Åberg, Torleif Hansen, Håkan Andersson 43 4. USSR Vladimir Moisseyev, Evgeny Rulev, Evgeny Rybaltchenko, 86 Viktor Popenko 5. France Serge Becou, Daniel Péan, Jean-Claude Nowack, Marcel Combes 88 6. UK Vic Allen, Stuart Nunn, Malcolm Davis, Andy Roberton 118 7. Czechoslovakia Jaroslav Falta, Miroslav Halm, Otakar Toman, Zdeněk Velky, 152 Miroslav Halm 8. Finland Reino Hahl, Erkki Pietola, Erkki Sundstrom, Matti Tarkkonen
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