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Belgium dominates but guess whO's coming By Harry van Hemmen on lap eight, with Noyce third after a victim of the track and had to replace a the first race, but were under no threat poor start, Malherbe fourth and van broken front wheel on his Maico. from the Americans, who were not Velthoven fifth. The American team Noyce's teammate Neil Hudson had finding the going so easy. Howerton looked very dangerous with DiStefano lost a lap changing a coltapsed front pulled in and out with gearbox trouble - riding the injured Gerrit Wolsink's wheel in the beginning of the race. on his Husky and DiStefano was best bike - seventh, Steve Stackable - Andersson completed the race an easy American in sixth spot. riding a new Maico - eighth and Kent winner, with Malherbe second, However, the race belonged to Howerton 1 5th. DiStefano third, surprising ltalian Britain, and Noyce silenced the West Germany did not fare so well, Franco Picco (Villa) fourth after a patriotic French crowd by snatching with Adolf Weil pulling in to replace a splendid start, van Velthoven fiJth, the lead f rom Pean on the seventh lap. broken brake lever after a tumble and Stackable sixth despite a tumble He also received excellent support Herbert Schmitz pulling in to replace toward the end, Howerton tenth and from Hudson (Maico) and John Banks yet another broken wheel. The Swedish Semics 1 7th. (CCM), who were battling through the riders were also having f ront wheel At the start of the second moto field in eighth and tenth positions. -
500Cc 1947-1984)/ FIM MOTOCROSS of NATIONS (2004-
FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS FIM MOTOCROSS DES NATIONS (1947-2003) (500cc 1947-1984)/ FIM MOTOCROSS OF NATIONS (2004- ) Year Posn Nation Riders Points 1947 1. UK A (1st) Bill Nicholson, Bob Ray, Fred Rist - 2. Belgium B Jean Frenay, Marcel Meunier, Victor Govaerts - 3. Belgium A Auguste Mingels, Albert van Hove, Lambert Pelhaes - 4. UK B Eddie Bessant, Jim Alves, Allan Jefferies - 5. - 1948 1. Belgium (1st) Marcel Cox, Nic Jansen, André Milhoux - 2. UK Hugh Vinney, Geoff Duke, Basil Hall - 3. Netherlands Arend Heida, Albert Koning, Joop van Heukelom - 4. - 1949 1. UK (2nd) Harold Lines, Bob Manns, Ray Scovelli - 2. Belgium Nic Jansen, Victor Leloup, Robert Pickart - 3. Sweden Lennart Karlström, Olle Nygren, Berndt Hasselrot - 4. - 1950 1. UK (3rd) Harold Lines, John Draper, Basil Hall - 2. Sweden Olle Nygren, Eric Ericsson, Helge Brinkeback - 3. Belgium Marcel Cox, Albert Meert, Victor Leloup - 4. - 1951 1. Belgium (2nd) Nic Jansen, Victor Leloup, Marcel Meunier - 2. UK Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward, John Draper - 3. France Gilbert Brassine, Henri Frantz, Jacques Charrier - 4. - 1952 1. UK (4th) Phil Nex, Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward - 2. Belgium August Mingels, Victor Leloup, André van Heuverzwijn - 3. Sweden Hans Danielsson, Eje Bergman, Kuno Johansson - 4. Netherlands Frans Baudouin, Joop van Heukelom, Albert Koning - 5. - 1953 1. UK (5th) Les Archer, John Draper, Geoff Ward - 2. Belgium Victor Leloup, Auguste Mingels, René Baeten - 3. Sweden Lasse Gustavsson, Kuno Johansson, Bill Nilsson - 4. 1954 1. UK (6th) Dave Curtis, Brian Stonebridge, Geoff Ward - 2. Sweden Bill Nilsson, Kuno Johansson, Gunnar Eriksson - 3. Belgium Victor Leloup, André van Heuverzwijn, Nic Jansen - 4. -
Pure Racing Breed Now Within Reach the Alchemists Kenth Öhlin
PERFORMANCE ÖHLINS ADVANCED SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY #2 2006 Kenth Öhlin -The Soul of the Brand Meet the man behind the Öhlins brand. Since 1976, he has been dedicated to offer the best possible suspension tech- nology for motor enthusiasts around the world. The Alchemists From the deep forests of the Swedish inland, the most exquisite components are made by passionate hands. Performance Magazine visits the alchemists that turn metal into gold. Pure Racing Breed Now Within Reach A new era is just about to change the way we look at high tech front forks. The FGR700 is nothing but pure racing technology. Dear reader I am very proud to present this second issue of PERFORMANCE in connection to our 30-year anniversary here at Öhlins Racing. We will of course present our new technologies and products that will be launched during this autumn but we will spend quit some time to look back in the rear-view mirror, with interviews with members of the staff that has been a part of our company since the beginning. We also want to give you the inside stories of some of our most faithful suppliers and distributors. It has been quit a journey, from the day I started this company back in 1976 up until today with approximately 200 employees, hundreds of suppliers, more then 20 OEM partners, distributors in 50 countries and thousands of dealers that can offer our prod- ucts to the enthusiasts on the street and off-road all over the world. I must not forget all the great professional riders, drivers and teams that put their faith in our products and support in the outermost demanding situations where every second counts and every flaw is the difference between winning and loosing. -
Történelmet Írt Tim Gajser - a Honda Versenyzője Megnyerte a 2016-Os MXGP Világbajnokságot
Történelmet írt Tim Gajser - a Honda versenyzője megnyerte a 2016-os MXGP Világbajnokságot Tim Gajser egy csapásra vált ismertté tavaly, a szlovén pilóta ugyanis - mindössze 12 nappal 19. születésnapját követően - megnyerte az MX2 Világbajnokságot. Nos, a tehetség idén újabb patinás fejezettel toldotta meg karrierjének történetét, tudniillik megszerezte az MXGP bajnokának járó trófeát. Érdekes adalék, hogy míg tavaly, az MX2-ben csak az utolsó futamon sikerült bebiztosítania címét, idén már két fordulóval az évadzárás előtt behozhatatlan előnyre tett szert, ezzel is bizonyítva saját és persze a Honda CRF450RW kimagasló képességeit. A szezonról sokat elárul, hogy Gajser - hét Grand Prix-n (vagyis a hétvége összetett értékelésében) győzedelmeskedett, - 15 futamon végzett elsőként és 17-szer futott leggyorsabb kört, - 15-ből 14 versenyen állhatott dobogóra, - és 242 körön át vezetett, ami a teljes szezon 41 százalékát jelenti. Ezzel az MXGP-diadallal Gajser a Honda első világbajnoki címét szerezte meg az elmúlt 16 évben, legutóbb Fred Bolley-nak sikerült a tabella élére verekednie magát, 2000-ben. Ezzel Gajser igen prominens csoportba nyert felvételt, hiszen azon kilenc hondás motokrosszpilóta közé tartozik, akik világbajnokok lettek. Érdemeit fokozza, hogy tavaly is kivívta az aranyérmet, majd egyből a kategóriaváltást követő évben nyert - erre tényleg csak a legjobbak képesek. A Honda többszörös bajnokai: - Andre Malherbe – 1980, 1981 (500 cm3) - Dave Thorpe – 1985, 1986 (500 cm3) - Eric Geboers – 1987 (250 cm3), 1988 (500 cm3) - Jean Michel Bayle – 1988 (125 cm3), 1989 (250 cm3) - Georges Jobe – 1991, 1992 (500 cm3) - Greg Albertyn – 1992 (125 cm3), 1993 (250 cm3) - Stefan Everts – 1996, 1997 (250 cm3) - Fred Bolley – 1999, 2000 (250 cm3) - Tim Gajser – 2015 (MX2), 2016 (MXGP) Gajser amúgy a Honda második legfiatalabb világbajnoka a királykategóriában, az ifjú titánok sorát Greg Albertyn vezeti, aki 1993-ban, a 250-esek mezőnyében zárt a ponttáblázat élén. -
50 Ans D'histoire
MOTO CROSS 1947 - 1996 50 Ans d’Histoire Michel MONCLER Jean BOUGIE 1953 (23 août) - SKILLINGARYD (Suède) Pour cette seconde édition suédoise, disputée sous la pluie, les pilotes locaux donnent le tempo dans la première série avec Kuno Johansson (1er), Lars Gustafsson (2è) et Karl Karlsson (4è). Les Anglais résistent mais sont pénalisés pour la finale par l’abandon sur bris de boîte de vitesse de Basil Hall. Les Belges Victor Leloup (auréolé du premier titre de champion d’Europe individuel acquis en 1952) et Auguste Mingels assurent sagement leur qualification. La seconde série voit Phil Nex s’envoler en tête mais l’Anglais est incapable de résister à la fougue du Belge René Baeten, très à l’aise dans les sables de Skillingaryd. Nic Jansen, mal parti remonte second mais se fait coiffer sur le fil par Geoff Ward. Dix-neuf pilotes sont qualifiés pour la finale : six Suédois, cinq Belges, cinq Britanniques et trois Danois. Les repré- sentants Finlandais, pour leur entrée dans la compétition internationale, ne font que de la figuration dans les séries. Les Britanniques annoncent leurs prétentions avec un départ canon de Leslie Archer suivi de Johnny Draper. Les Suédois Eric Eriksson et Bill Nilsson tentent de suivre la cadence mais cèdent à la pression des Belges Mingels, Jansen et surtout Baeten. Celui-ci, pointé dernier au bout d’un tour, remonte jusqu’à la troisième place dans la roue de Mingels (les deux pilotes sont crédités du même temps). La victoire des Belges reste probable quand Jansen (alors 6è) casse sa roue arrière. Les Anglais triomphent grâce à Archer qui ne faiblit pas et gagne la course, bien épaulé par Draper et Ward. -
SPORTMOTO 37 1015.Indd
www.acu.org.uk / ISSUE 37 / WINTER 2015 / £3 It’s Showtime 15 pairs of tickets up for grabs for The Dirtbike Show X-Trials World Indoor Motorcycle Live See inside for details PIC CREDIT TRIALSCENTRAL CONTENTS www.acu.org.uk / ISSUE 37 / WINTER 2015 / £3 Welcome to Sportmoto Welcome to the Winter issue of the ACU Sportmoto magazine. As the season now draws to an end, we It’s Showtime have plenty of news about the forthcoming shows 15 pairs of tickets up for grabs for The Dirtbike Show at which the ACU will be in attendance. X-Trials World Indoor Motorcycle Live Key members of staff and Sport Committees See inside for details PIC CREDIT TRIALSCENTRAL will be available at both the International Dirtbike Show at Stoneleigh and the Motorcycle Live Show at the NEC in Birmingham to offer advice to existing and potential new licence holders and organizing Clubs. This edition also features an article about Concussion and how important Concussion injuries are reported to ACU Head Office so that the unfortunate rider who has incurred the Issue 37 Winter 2015 injury can be put on the ACU Stop List for a period of recovery which not only protects himself SportMoto is published by the but also protects other competitors. Auto Cycle Union Ltd This issue also features a round up of our many sporting disciplines and also pays tribute to ACU House // Wood St the outstanding achievements of our World and European champions. Rugby // Warwickshire CV21 2YX So enjoy the read, I really hope we do see some of you at the two Shows – if you do go T: 01788 566400 then please come and say hello – its always good to meet our members and if you have any F: 01788 573585 questions or comments to make, so much the better. -
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. -
CHAMPIONNAT Du MONDE De MOTOCROSS
CHAMPIONNAT du MONDE de MOTOCROSS 500 12 GP Fait marquant : Cette année, la catégorie-reine était plus que jamais la catégorie-reine ! Avant tout parce que 1e les monstres sacrés que furent Heikki MIKKOLA et Roger DE COSTER ont laissé pour une fois la vraie lutte s'instaurer. Finalement ce sont 6 pilotes qui se sont partagés les 12 GP. Cette lutte a vu finalement triompher un jeune britannique de 22 ans, Graham NOYCE. Il a pris la tête du Championnat dès le 4è GP en Italie pour ne plus la quitter et être titré un GP avant la fin. Les réussites : En plus de Graham NOYCE, d'autres jeunes pilotes poussent au portillon de la gloire. On 1e citera entre autres : André MALHERBE, André VROMANS, Jean-Jacques BRUNO, Ivan VAN DEN BROEK … 29 Avril 1979 … Une date à encadrer en rouge dans l'Histoire du Mx Français ! Graham C'est au GP de France à Thouars que, pour la première fois, un pilote français, Jean-Jacques BRUNO, gagne une manche de Grand-Prix en Championnat du NOYCE Monde de Motocross. Il remportera aussi le GP d'Allemagne à Beuern. Les déceptions : C'est lors d'un motocross-inter de début de saison que va se Gde-Bretagne bouleverser le déroulement du Mondial 500. Heikki MIKKOLA se blesse au genou. Alors qu'il retrouve progressivement tous ses 2è Hon 3è moyens, il se blesse à nouveau au 5è GP (US) et perd ainsi toute chance de défendre son titre dans une catégorie difficile dont il était tout naturellement le grand favori ! Gerrit André WOLSINK MALHERBE Pays-Bas Belgique - Résultats Complets Suz Hon 1979 Mx Mondial 2è 3è 24/06/19 Créé par Alain Championnat du Monde GP 1 GP 2 GP 3 GP 4 GP 5 GP 6 GP 7 GP 8 GP 9 GP 10 GP 11 GP 12 Statistiques 1979 Autriche France Suède Italie USA Canada Allem. -
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 -
Mc Street 2017 History
MC STREET 2017 HISTORY HISTORY Ever since the company was founded in 1976, Öhlins has represented the very pinnacle of suspension technology and firmly rooted itself as an intricate part of the motorsport industry, underpinning countless world titles. That very technology has subsequently been adopted not only as the gold standard of aftermarket suspension, but is also by car and motorcycle manufacturers around the world. Back in the 1960’s, Kenth Öhlin was an up-and-coming motocross rider and showed an innate talent for mechanics. He knew how to bring the best out of his material and soon he saw himself engaged in modifying his competitor’s bikes. By the time he started his business he had already designed exhaust pipes, engines and – of course – shock absorbers. Öhlins soon became synonymous with advanced suspension. The products were not only superior in terms of technology, but as Mr. Öhlin was, and is, a very meticulous man the quality was always outstanding. The first world championship was won already in 1978, as Russian Gennady Moiseev took the 250cc title on an Öhlins equipped KTM. Since then, more than another 300 world titles have followed. The success continued in road racing and soon also in the automotive segment, in racing as well as in rally, all adding to the motorsport pedigree. But don’t think that Öhlins was content, not for a minute. The company continued to grow, adding electronically controlled, semi-active suspension to its portfolio under the trademark CES. Today, this technology has revolutionized the car industry and can be found in a wide range of products from premium car manufacturers. -
THE SPRING STAFFORD SALE Important Pioneer, Vintage
THE SPRING STAFFORD SALE Important Pioneer, Vintage & Collectors’ Motorcycles and Related Spares & Memorabilia Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 April 2016 The International Classic MotorCycle Show Sandylands Centre Staffordshire County Showground The Bonhams auction is an important and integral Motorcycling history remains something to be enjoyed part of the annual Stafford shows, with this, the April and celebrated, while ownership of a machine, bought sale, a hugely anticipated event, attracting enthusiasts from a sale such as this, means that we can become and enthusiasm from around the world. As ever, the part of that story, a story which can be continually machines offered are from right across the spectrum added to. A classic motorcycle is a fabulous thing of classic motorcycling and reflect the diversity and to become custodian of, not only for the pleasure to breadth of the motorcycles which we, involved in the be gained from riding it, but because it also opens classic scene, are fortunate to be associated with. up a whole world, with the possibilities of events and friendships around the globe all part of the appeal. Interest in motorcycling history remains strong, with Bonhams’ sale is an integral part of that world, crucial the machines offered in this sale all adding to that to maintaining the momentum which enables the rich mixture which makes up the tapestry of our movement to flourish and progress. two-wheeled past. The beauty of our interest is that there really is something for everyone and this sale James Robinson continually reflects that – whether it’s a Veteran, a Editor potent Vintage v-twin, a 1950s café racer, a 1980s The Classic MotorCylce Grand Prix racing machine, or pretty much anything in between, there’s bound to be something to sate that appetite, and perhaps fulfil a dream. -
CHAMPIONS D'europe Et CHAMPIONS DU MONDE De
CHAMPIONS D'EUROPE et CHAMPIONS DU MONDE de MOTOCROSS par ordre chronologique depuis 1952 - du 1e au 8è 1e Victor LELOUP 2è Auguste MINGELS 3è John DRAPER 4è Leslie ARCHER Premier Premier Belge Anglais Champion Champion d'Europe d'Europe 3 7 GP 500 GP 500 4 7 2 3 GP 500 GP 500 GP 500 GP 500 1 2 1 1 1952 1e 500 /FN 3GP : BE - LU - Montreuil 1952 2è 500 /Mat 1GP : IT 1954 17è 500 /Bsa <5è 1953 5è 500 /Nor 1GP : LU 1953 3è 500 /FN <2è 1953 1e 500 /Mat 3GP : NL - Lyon - IT 1955 1e 500 /Bsa 2GP : BE - SE 1954 10è 500 /Bsa <3è 1954 4è 500 /FN <2è 1954 1e 500 /FN 3GP : CH - IT - LU 1956 2è 500 /Bsa 1GP : LU 1955 5è 500 /Nor 2GP : Vesoul - LU 1955 4è 500 /FN 1GP : CH 1955 - - 1957 8è 500 /Bsa <3è 1956 1e 500 /Nor 4GP : Rouen - GB - BE - DK 1956 7è 500 /FN <2è 1958 4è 500 /Bsa 2GP : Cassel - NL 1957 5è 500 /Nor 1GP : Montreuil 1957 6è 500 /FN <2è 1959 14è 500 /Bsa <5è + 21è 250 /Bsa <5è 1958 14è 500 /Nor <4è 1960 14è 500 /Bsa <5è + 20è 250 /Bsa <6è 1959 5è 500 /Nor 2GP : DK - Mayenne 1961 12è 250 /Cot <4è 1960 4è 500 /Nor <4è 500 : Championnats d'Europe de 1952 à 1956, Championnat du Monde depuis 1957 250 : Championnats d'Europe de 1957 à 1961, Championnat du Monde depuis 1962 5è Bill NILSSON 6è Fritz BETZELBACHER 7è René BAETEN 8è Jaromir CISEK Premier Premier Premier Premier Suédois Allemand Belge Tchèque Champion Champion Champion Champion du Monde d'Europe du monde d'Europe 3 4 GP 500 GP 500 15 4 4 13 GP 500 GP 250 GP 500 GP 500 2 1 1 1 DU MONDE DE MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONNAT 1953 13è 500 /Ajs <4è 1957 1e 250 /Maï 3GP : DE - LU - AT 1953 2è 500