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ENDURO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 350Cc (1990-97); 400Cc (1998-2003) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FIM 350 cc RELIABILITY (1968-80)/ 350cc 4-T (1987-89) ENDURO EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FIM 350cc (1990-97); 400cc (1998-2003) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1968 1. Květoslav Mašita (1st) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Klaus Teuchert East Germany 3. Miroslav Vytlačil Czechoslovakia Jawa 1969 1. Květoslav Mašita (2nd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Herbert Scheck West Germany 3. Karl-Heinz Wagner East Germany 4. Klaus Teuchert East Germany 1970 1. Květoslav Mašita (3rd) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Zdeněk Češpiva Czechoslovakia Jawa 3. Peter Uhlig West Germany 4. ? 5. Klaus Teuchert East Germany 1971 1. Květoslav Mašita (4th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Peter Uhlig West Germany 3. Jaroslav Břiza Czechoslovakia Jawa 1972 1. Květoslav Mašita (5th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia 3. Jaroslav Břiza Czechoslovakia 1973 1. Květoslav Mašita (6th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia Jawa 3. Manfred Jäger East Germany MZ 4. ? 5. Carl-Henry Johansson Sweden 1974 1. Květoslav Mašita (7th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 3.6 2. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia Jawa 8.5 3. Manfred Jäger East Germany MZ 81.6 4. Augusto Taiocchi Italy KTM 83.0 5. Egbert Haas West Germany Maico 249.9 6. Edvardas Ramonas USSR Jawa 622.0 7. Zenon Wieczorek Poland Jawa 771.5 8. - 1 FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1975 1. Květoslav Mašita (8th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia Jawa 3. Uwe Köthe East Germany MZ 1976 1. Květoslav Mašita (9th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 60(84) 4 2. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia Jawa 51(61) 1 3. Jiří Pošik Czechoslovakia Jawa 38 1 4. P. Marinoni Italy 36(37) 5. José Pibernat Spain Bultaco 32 1 6. Petr Kuchar Czechoslovakia 32 7. Uwe Köthe East Germany 29(35) 8. Egbert Haas West Germany 25(27) 9. Jürgen Meusel East Germany 20 10. Pavel Cihelka Czechoslovakia 20 11. Gianangelo Croci Italy Puch 14 12. Carlo Rinaldo Italy Puch 13 13. Zdzisław Mielczarski Poland Jawa 8 14. Bogusław Urbaniak Poland KTM 7 15. C. Dicher France Ossa 5 16. Sergio Sala Italy 4 - Werner Renner Austria KTM 4 18. Czesław Sedrowicz Poland 3 19. Bernhard Kolb West Germany KTM 2 - Willy Steurer West Germany KTM 2 - Didier Cole France Ossa 2 - Rainer Herbertz West Germany 2 1977 1. Květoslav Mašita (10th) Czechoslovakia Jawa 2. Heine Büse West Germany 3. Jiří Cisař Czechoslovakia Jawa 1978 1. Elio Andrioletti Italy KTM 72 2 2. Guglielmo Andreini Italy SWM 68 2 3. Frank Schubert East Germany MZ 58 2 4. Květoslav Mašita Czechoslovakia Jawa 44 5. Augusto Taiocchi Italy KTM 30 6. Carlo Rinaldo Italy KTM 10 - Jiří Čisar Czechoslovakia Jawa 10 - John Knight UK KTM 10 9. Karl Rühl West Germany 9 10. Mick Bowers UK SWM 6 - Miroslav Pokorný Czechoslovakia Jawa 6 12. Rainer Herbertz West Germany 5 - Jiří Pošik Czechoslovakia Jawa 5 - Zdeněk Runkas Czechoslovakia Jawa 5 15. Rolf Musch West Germany KTM 4 - Jochen Schützler East Germany MZ 4 17. Bernard Laduron Belgium Frigerio 3 - Reinhard Klädtke East Germany MZ 3 - Gerd Rühl West Germany KTM 3 20. Walter Pohlenz West Germany 2 2 FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1979 1. Augusto Taiocchi (1st) Italy KTM 165 8 2. Harald Sturm East Germany MZ 149 4 3. Bernhard Christel West Germany KTM 108 4. Christian Gouverneur Belgium SWM 93 1 5. Miroslav Polorný Czechoslovakia Jawa 71 6. Jiří Pošik Czechoslovakia Jawa 67 7. Jens Schützler East Germany MZ 37 8. Roberto Canel Italy KTM 28 9. Zdeněk Runkas Czechoslovakia Jawa 22 10. Thomas Gustavsson Sweden Husqvarna 11 11. Guillermo Moreno Spain SWM 10 - Werner Wagner West Germany Maīco 10 13. Matthias Ridler West Germany Husqvarna 9 14. Jiří Čisar Czechoslovakia Jawa 8 - Bruno Bierschenk West Germany Sachs 8 16. B. Vavassori Italy 6 17. Jaroslav Silhavý Czechoslovakia Jawa 5 - T. Herz West Germany KTM 5 19. Geraint Jones UK KTM 4 - Alessandro Comotti Italy SWM 4 1980 1. Augusto Taiocchi (2nd) Italy KTM 167 9 2. Josef Chovančik Czechoslovakia Jawa 113 1 3. Harald Sturm East Germany MZ 110 4. Jens Schützler East Germany MZ 85 5. Krzysztof Serwin Poland 41 6. Jiří Pošik Czechoslovakia Jawa 36 7. Thomas Gustavsson Sweden Husqvarna 34 8. Reinhard Christel West Germany KTM 32 9. Henk Poorte Netherlands Montesa 30 2 10. Jaroslav Kmošták Czechoslovakia Jawa 20 11. Josef Malek Czechoslovakia Jawa 17 12. Gerhard Bayer West Germany 14 13. José Pibernat Spain SWM 11 - Claudio Teruzzi Italy 11 15. R. Bensi Italy 7 - Rolf Klug West Germany Hercules 7 17. Werner Wagner West Germany Maïco 4 - Wolfgang Schönfeld West Germany Husqvarna 4 - Helmut Schmidt West Germany Kramer 4 20. Zdeněk Bouzek Czechoslovakia Jawa 3 - Franz Egger Austria 3 Discontinued. Revived 1987 Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1987 1. Joachim Sauer West Germany KTM 157 7 2. Jörg Steenbock West Germany Yamaha 120 1 3. Tommy Andersson Sweden Yamaha 112 4. Hans-Ulrich Wrobel West Germany Yamaha 75 5. Andreino Marinoni Italy Yamaha 62 3 FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 6. Claude Eichenberger Switzerland Yamaha 56 7. Thierry Charbonnier France Yamaha 37 1 8. Bruno Bierschenk West Germany 35 9. Herbert Wegele West Germany Honda 34 10. Michael Sauer West Germany Honda 23 - Philippe Schweizer Switzerland Yamaha 23 12. Manfred Straubel West Germany Yamaha 22 13. Rickard Broberg Sweden Yamaha 13 14. - 1988 1. Thierry Charbonnier France Yamaha 200 6 2. Giuseppe Vigani Italy Yamaha 139 3. Joachim Sauer West Germany KTM 132 3 4. Josef Chovančik Czechoslovakia Jawa 131 1 5. Tommy Andersson Sweden Yamaha 84 6. Maurizio Cecconi Italy Yamaha 68 7. G. Paul Macleod Australia Yamaha 67 8. Jörg Steenbock West Germany Yamaha 56 9. James-Richard Nielsen Australia Yamaha 49 2 10. Franco Gualdi Italy Cagiva 40 2 11. Barnabus Zsembery Hungary Yamaha 40 12. Manfred Straubel West Germany Yamaha 32 13. Bruno Bierschenk West Germany Kramit 20 - Patrick Curti France 20 15. Sándor Sasvári Hungary Yamaha 16 16. Franz Czernuschaek Austria Yamaha 14 17. Stefan Amtmann Austria Yamaha 11 - Jörg Schwantz West Germany Honda 11 19. - 1989 1. Laurent Charbonnel France Husqvarna 189 3 2. Franco Gualdi Italy Cagiva 187 7 3. Otokar Kotrba Czechoslovakia Jawa 170 2 4. Tommy Andersson Sweden Yamaha 149 5. Barnabus Zsembery Hungary Yamaha 70 6. Václav Formánek Czechoslovakia Jawa 34 7. Giuseppe Vigani Italy KTM 30 8. Werner Mayer West Germany Honda 27 9. Mika Kaipanen Finland Yamaha 24 - Niko Pahlberg Finland Yamaha 24 11. Michael Schmidt West Germany Honda 21 - Herbert Wegele West Germany Honda 21 - Bruno Bierschenk West Germany Kramit 21 14. Karl Handl West Germany Yamaha 15 15. Serge Fleury Switzerland Yamaha 13 16. Claude Eichenberger Switzerland Yamaha 10 17. Fabrizio Azzalin Italy Cagiva 9 18. Heinz Egerland West Germany Yamaha 7 19. Jörg Steenbock West Germany Yamaha 6 20. Michael Sauer West Germany Honda 5 Upgraded to World Championship 4 FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS FIM 350cc (1990-97); 400cc (1998-2003) ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Year Posn Rider Nationality Bike Points Wins 1990 1. Otakar Kotrba Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 246 4 2. Håkan Lundberg Sweden Husqvarna 235 8 3. Laurent Charbonnel France Kawasaki 180 2 4. Fabio Confalonieri Italy Yamaha 128 5 Martin Karas Czechoslovakia Jawa 103 6. Thomas Gustavsson Sweden Husaberg 92 7. Tommy Andersson Sweden Husaberg 89 8. Giuseppe Vigani Italy Husqvarna 84 9. Karl-Heinz Holz West Germany Husqvarna 75 10. Jörg Steenbock West Germany Husqvarna 67 11. Dany Wirz Switzerland Husqvarna 63 12. Thomas Gerlach Germany Husqvarna 60 13. Björn Johansson Sweden Husqvarna 50 14. Nico Pahlberg Finland Suzuki 50 15. Frédéric Lambert France Husqvarna 47 16. Ivan Černý Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 46 17. Jens Scheffler West Germany Suzuki 34 18. Mika Kaipanen Finland Yamaha 30 19. Renato Pegurri Italy Husqvarna 28 20. Heinz Freidig Switzerland Suzuki 25 1991 1. Kent Karlsson Sweden Husaberg 289 12 2. Mario Rinaldi Italy KTM 221 1 3. Otakar Kotrba Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 202 4. Esa Vento Finland Husqvarna 190 5. Stefan Bernhard Germany Husaberg 131 6. Martin Karas Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 128 7. Håkan Putkuri Sweden Husaberg 122 8. Martin Weichenberger Austria Husaberg 79 9. Massimo Migliorati Italy Husqvarna 77 10. Renato Pegurri Italy KTM 60 11. Arnoldo Nicoli Italy Husaberg 56 12. Nika Pahlberg Finland Husqvarna 40 13. Fredrik Ahlström Sweden Husqvarna 30 14. Olle Olsson Sweden Suzuki 27 15. John Deacon UK Husqvarna 26 16. Remo Fattori Italy Husqvarna 25 17. Karl-Heinz Holz Germany Husqvarna 25 18. Zbigniew Przygyła Poland Husqvarna 24 19. Walter Gruhler Germany KTM 24 20. Dany Wirz Switzerland Husqvarna 23 1992 1. Mario Rinaldi (1st) Italy KTM 177 3 2. Otakar Kotrba Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 170 1 3. Kent Karlsson Sweden Husaberg 167 6 5 FIM 350cc/ 400cc ENDURO EUROPEAN/ WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 4. John Deacon UK Husqvarna 159 1 5. Arnaldo Nicoli Italy Husqvarrna 150 1 6. Esa Vento Finland Husqvarna 78 7. Martin Karas Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 65 8. Eric Verhoef Netherlands Husaberg 49 9. Eric Lejeune Belgium Husaberg 47 10. Stefan Bernhardt Germany Husaberg 47 11. Martin Weichenberger Austria KTM 38 12. Stanislav Zloch Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 37 13. Jean-Paul Charles France Husaberg 24 14. Stefan Arvidsson Sweden Suzuki 22 15. Remo Fattori Italy Husaberg 21 16. Jonas Hermansson Sweden Suzuki 19 17. Martin Maček Czechoslovakia Husqvarna 18 18. Charles Gresswell UK Suzuki 16 19. Timo Turunen Finland Husqvarna 14 20. Heinz Freidig Switzerland Husaberg 14 1993 1. Sven-Erik Jönsson Sweden Husqvarna 228 5 2. Anders Eriksson Sweden Husaberg 200 3 3. Kent Karlsson Sweden Husaberg 184 3 4. Mario Rinaldi Italy KTM 149 5. Arnoldo Nicoli Italy Husqvarna 110 6. Dany Wirz Switzerland Husqvarna 105 7. Otakar Kotrba Czech Republic Husqvarna 69 8. Eric Lejeune Belgium Husaberg 56 9.
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