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Motocross Mistrzowie Świata Motocross Mistrzowie Świata Rok 125-MX2 250-MX1 500-MX3 1957 Bil Nilsson S AJS 1958 Rene Baeten B FN 1959 Sten Lundin S Monark 1960 Bil Nilsson S Husgvarna 1961 Sten Lundin S Lito 1962 Torsten Hallman S Husgvarna Rolf Tibblin S Husgvarna 1963 Torsten Hallman S Husgvarna Rolf Tibblin S Husgvarna 1964 Joel Robert B CZ Jeff Smith GB BSA 1965 Victor Arbekov RUS CZ Jeff Smith GB BSA 1966 Torsten Hallman S Husgvarna Paul Friedrichs DDR CZ 1967 Torsten Hallman S Husgvarna Paul Friedrichs DDR CZ 1968 Joel Robert B CZ Paul Friedrichs DDR CZ 1969 Joel Robert B CZ Bengt Aberg S Husgvarna 1970 Joel Robert B Suzuki Bengt Aberg S Husgvarna 1971 Joel Robert B Suzuki Roger de Coster B Suzuki 1972 Joel Robert B Suzuki Roger de Coster B Suzuki 1973 Hakan Andersson S Yamaha Roger de Coster B Suzuki 1974 Gennadi Moissejev RUS KTM Heikki Mikkola SF Husgvarna 1975 Gaston Rahier B Suzuki Harry Everts B Puch Roger de Coster B Suzuki 1976 Gaston Rahier B Suzuki Heikki Mikkola SF Husgvarna Roger de Coster B Suzuki 1977 Gaston Rahier B Suzuki Gennadi Moissejev RUS KTM Heikki Mikkola SF Husgvarna 1978 Akira Watanabe J Suzuki Gennadi Moissejev RUS KTM Heikki Mikkola SF Husgvarna 1979 Harry Everts B Suzuki Hakan Carlqvist S Husgvarna Graham Noyce GB Honda 1980 Harry Everts B Suzuki Georges Jobe B Suzuki Andre Malherbe B Honda 1981 Harry Everts B Suzuki Neil Hudson GB Yamaha Andre Malherbe B Honda 1982 Erik Geboers B Suzuki Danny LaPorte USA Yamaha Brad Lackey USA Suzuki 1983 Erik Geboers B Suzuki Georges Jobe B Suzuki Hakan Carlqvist S Yamaha 1984 Michele Rinaldi I Suzuki Heinz Kinigadner A KTM Andre Malherbe B Honda 1985 Pekka Vehkonen SF Cagiva Heinz Kinigadner A KTM Dave Thorpe GB Honda 1986 Dave Strijbos NL Cagiva Jacky Vimond F Yamaha Dave Thorpe GB Honda 1987 Jon van den Berk NL Yamaha Erik Geboers B Honda Georges Jobe B Honda 1988 Jean-Michel Bayle F Honda John van den Berk NL Yamaha Erik Geboers B Honda 1989 Trampas Parker USA KTM Jean-Michel Bayle F Honda Dave Thorpe GB Honda 1990 Donny Schmit USA Suzuki Alessandro Puzar I Suzuki Erik Geboers B Honda 1991 Stefan Everts B Suzuki Trampas Parker USA Honda Georges Jobe B Honda 1992 Greg Albertyn RSA Honda Donny Schmit USA Yamaha Georges Jobe B Honda 1993 Pedro Tragter NL Suzuki Greg Albertyn RSA Honda Jacky Martens B Husgvarna 1994 Bobby Moore USA Yamaha Greg Albertyn RSA Suzuki Marcus Hansson S Honda 1995 Alessandro Puzar I Honda Stefan Everts B Kawasaki Joel Smets B Husaberg 1996 Sebastien Tortelli F Kawasaki Stefan Everts B Honda Shayne King NZ KTM 1997 Alessio Chiodi I Yamaha Stefan Everts B Honda Joel Smets B Husaberg 1998 Alessio Chiodi I Husgvarna Sebastien Tortelli F Kawasaki Joel Smets B Husaberg 1999 Alessio Chiodi I Husgvarna Frederic Bolley F Honda Andrea Bartolini I Yamaha 2000 Grant Langston RSA KTM Frederic Bolley F Honda Joel Smets B KTM 2001 James Dobb GB KTM Mickael Pichon F Suzuki Stefan Everts B Yamaha 2002 Mickael Maschio F Kawasaki Mickael Pichon F Suzuki Stefan Everts B Yamaha 2003 Steve Ramon B KTM Stefan Everts B Yamaha Joel Smets B KTM 2004 Ben Townley RSA KTM Stefan Everts B Yamaha Yves Demaria F KTM 2005 Antonio Cairoli I Yamaha Stefan Everts B Yamaha Sven Breugelmans B KTM 2006 Christophe Pourcel F Kawasaki Stefan Everts B Yamaha Yves Demaria F KTM 2007 Antonio Cairoli I Yamaha Steve Ramon B Suzuki Yves Demaria F Yamaha 2008 Tyla Rattrey RSA KTM David Philipparts I Yamaha Sven Breugelmans B KTM 2009 Marvin Musquin F KTM Antonio Cairoli I Yamaha Pierre Renet F Suzuki 2010 Marvin Musquin F KTM Antonio Cairoli I KTM Campano Jimenez E Yamaha 2011 2012.
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