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Vito Ippolito FIM President “The 2011 season has come to an end and the time has come for us to reward all our Champions in a ceremony that will hopefully do justice to their efforts and achievements, and be seen through television by many TV viewers throughout the world. It is exactly this type of exposure that has helped redefine all our disciplines over more recent years with all forms of motorcycle sport enjoying increased coverage both on TV and in the media of the highest quality. So today we can be both pleased and proud to see some motorycle sports ranking alongside some of the most major sports in the World. We welcome the people who are the most important in the sport and acknowledge the status that they have earned through their achievements: our riders are the real heroes of our sport. Every sport started with athletes trying to push the limits, and these sportsmen and women – in each and every sport - who have achieved success at the top-level deserve our utmost thanks and respect, and must be rewarded for their prodigious performances, not to mention their dedication. It is fair to say no world title is ever won easily, not even for athletes who dominate their discipline as some riders have done recently. No title is won before it is actually won, but the preparation that all champions
undertake is the often the first and most important step of this process. Then for those champions who successfully defend their title, they will always acknowledge that the next title is no easier to win and can often be more difficult and complicated. All our sports have evolved and one very important step has been the wider inclusion and recognition of the women who now participate in a number of disciplines, especially in the off road sector including Trial, Motocross and Rallies but also in Road Racing and World Record Attempts. So we would like to offer a very special welcome to our women riders. Finally without the long and rich history of motorcycle sport, we would not stand as high as we do today, so it with this mind we welcome our heroes from the past who through their achievements over the years are now the legends with whom we can associate so much of this success. Without any doubt, this second edition of the FIM Gala Ceremony, held at this great place, the Casino of Estoril, will be a big success. My sincere greetings go to all the people involved in the organisation of this event, and, above all, to all the FIM World Champions, whose contribution to our sport has considerably helped spread the magic of the motorcycling sport all over the world.� 3
Carlos Carreiras Mayor of Cascais Welcome to Cascais, Welcome messages are often used by the host as an opportunity to highlight the unique marvels of his city. I could talk to you about the impressive splendour of the Atlantic Ocean and the golden beauty of our coastline, blessed with 300 days of sunshine a year. I could tell you about the mysteries of our Natural Park and its well-kept treasures. I could mention the charms of our world-class museums and even our sophisticated hotels and tourism activities. But I won’t. Because for many of you, this visit provides an opportunity to meet a highly respectable 647-year-old lady: our Town of Cascais.
Over the years, Cascais and motor cycling fans have cemented an intimate bond of friendship. Both of us share a passion for two wheels. For adrenalin, adventure and the spirit of freedom. It’s no accident that our autodrome in Estoril has consistently hosted the Moto GP since 2000. This year is the 11th edition. And we continue to hope that the next race will be just like the first. I’m sure that you’ll find a unique atmosphere for your Conference and Annual Gala. I’m quite certain that we’ll continue to enthusiastically receive world motor cycling’s finest brands, bikes, pilots and fans - for the best race of the season. Here in Estoril. Once again welcome and make yourselves feel at home: in Cascais.
Instead I’d prefer to talk about something else: how wonderful it is to see old friends back in our Town. 5
Contents Suzi Perry 9 Master of Ceremony FIM Legends 11-25 2011 FIM Track Racing Champions 27-35 FIM Road Safety Award 37-39 2011 FIM Cross-Country 41-45 Rallies Champions 2011 FIM Enduro Champions 46-57 2011 FIM Environmental Award 59-61 2011 FIM Trial Champions 63-67 Chief Editor: Isabelle Larivière Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme 11, route Suisse - 1295 Mies - Suisse Tel : +41-22 950 95 00 - Fax : +41-22 950 95 01 @ : fim@fim.ch Website: www.fim-live.com
2011 FIM Motocross Champions 69-89 2011 FIM Road Racing Champions 91-109 2011 FIM Champion of Champions 111-117
Photos: Good-Shoot.com G2F Media FIM Archive Dario Agrati Don Morley Archive Moto Revue Stan Perec Ubbo Bandy Christopher Horne Pirellib Media ABC Communication Nuno Laranjeira Youthstream Zanzani/Nikon IFMXF.com Roger Lohrer Rik Claeys Simon Cudby Charles Hennekam Lay-out & Printing: IMPRIMERIE SRO-KUNDIG S.A. 49, chemin de l’Etang 1219 Châtelaine (Switzerland) The content of this publication is based on the best knowledge and information available at the time the FIM Gala Ceremony programme was printed.
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Suzi Perry Master of Ceremony Suzi has often been referred to at the First Lady of Biking. A rider herself she became the first female in the world to present motorcycle racing back in 1997. Covering FIM Grand Prix, World Superbike and Speedway, She became the star of Sky Sports, then moved to the BBC where Suzi remained for 11 years bringing her chatty informative style to the nation via BBC2 and their news channels. Over a 15 year broadcasting career she has presented and starred in many UK shows. The Daily Telegraph ran a preview MotoGP column written by Suzi and she is also a regular contributor to Motorcycle News and many other 2 wheeled publications and websites.
Suzi now hosts the popular consumer technology series ‘The Gadget Show’ now in its 17th series! In 2009 Suzi was given an Honorary Fellowship by Wolverhampton University in recognition of her achievements and services to her home town and technology. She is a patron of the children’s charity Promise Dreams and is also closely linked to the UK Youth Charity, Marie Curie and the National Association for Disabled Bikers. Last year she was voted ‘Gadget Personality of the Year’ at the T3 Awards. And she is back and looking forward to hosting the FIM Awards for the second year running.
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FIM Legends
Iris Krﾃ､mer
Woman Legend
Tony Rickardsson Track Racing Legend
Giovanni Sala
Yrjﾃｶ Vesterinen
Eric Geboers
Carl Fogarty
ﾃ］gel Nieto
Enduro Legend
Trial Legend
Motocross Legend
Road Racing Legend
Road Racing Legend
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Iris
Krämer
Woman Legend Born on 22 June 1981 in Darmstadt, Germany Since 2007: Commission for Women in Motorcycling Member Since 2010: FIM Women’s Trial Advisor
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1999
Women’s Trial European Cup Winner
2000
2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Cup Women’s Trial European Cup Winner
2001
2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Cup Women’s Trial European Cup Winner 3rd in FIM Team World Cup (Trial des Nations)
2002
2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Cup 2nd in Women’s Trial European Cup 3rd in Team World Cup (Trial des Nations) German Women’s Trial Champion
2003
FIM Team World Cup Winner (Trial des Nations) 2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Cup 2nd in Women’s Trial European Cup German Women’s Trial Champion
2004
German Women’s Trial Champion
2005
FIM Trial des Nations Team winner (German Team) 2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Championship 2nd in Women’s Trial European Championship German Women’s Trial Champion
2006
2nd in FIM Women’s Trial World Championship 3rd in FIM Trial des Nations (German Team) 2nd in Women’s Trial European Championship German Women’s Trial Champion
2007
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion 2nd in FIM Trial des Nations (German Team) 2nd in Women’s Trial European Championship German Women’s Trial Champion
2008
2nd in FIM Trial des Nations (German Team) 3rd in FIM Women’s Trial World Championship 2nd in Women’s Trial European Championship
2009
3rd in FIM Trial des Nations (German Team) 3rd in FIM Women’s Trial World Championship 3rd in Women’s Trial European Championship
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Tony
Rickardsson Track Racing Legend Born on 17 August 1970 in Avesta, Sweden
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1989
Swedish League Champion with Stockholm
1990
Swedish Champion
1993
FIM Pairs Speedway World Champion
1994
FIM Speedway World Champion FIM Speedway World Cup winner Swedish Champion
1997
Swedish Champion
1998
FIM Speedway World Champion Swedish Champion Swedish League Champion with Valsarna Peter Craven Shield (British team competition) Champion with Ipswich British Elite League Champion with Ipswich
1999
FIM Speedway World Champion Swedish Champion
2000
FIM Speedway World Cup winner Swedish League Champion with Masarna
2001
FIM Speedway World Champion Swedish Champion Polish League Champion with Torun Peter Craven Shield (British team competition) Champion with Poole
2002
FIM Speedway World Champion
2003
FIM Speedway World Cup winner British Elite League Champion with Poole
2004
FIM Speedway World Cup winner Swedish Champion Polish League Champion with Tarnow British Elite League Champion with Poole
2005
FIM Speedway World Champion Polish League Champion with Tarnow
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Giovanni
Sala
Enduro Legend Born on 23 November 1963 in Bergamo, Italy
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1981
Winner of the Enduro Cadet 125cc Italian Championship
1998
FIM 250cc 2-stroke and Scratch Two Days’ Enduro World Champion
1992
Individual winner of the FIM ISDE in Australia FIM ISDE World Trophy winner 500cc Enduro Italian Champion
1999
FIM 400cc 4-stroke Two Days’ Enduro World Champion
2000
FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
1993
FIM 500cc Enduro World Champion 500cc Enduro Italian Champion
1994
FIM over 175cc Enduro World Champion and Italian Champion FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
1995
FIM over 175cc Enduro World Champion and Italian Champion
1997
FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
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Yrjรถ
Vesterinen
Trial Legend Born on 7 December 1952 in Kokkola, Finland
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Finnish Trial Champion from 1970 to 1980 1974
5th in the FIM Trial World Championship
1975
2nd in the FIM Trial World Championship
1976
FIM Trial World Champion
1977
FIM Trial World Champion
1978
FIM Trial World Champion
1979
2nd in the FIM Trial World Championship
1980
Winner of the Scottish Six Days’ Trial 3rd in the FIM Trial World Championship
1981
3rd in the FIM Trial World Championship
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Eric
Geboers
Motocross Legend Born on 2 August 1962 in Neerpelt, Belgium First Grand Prix: 1980 Hechtel, Belgium FIM World Championship Titles: 5 (2 500cc, 1 250cc, 2 125cc) First rider ever to win FIM Motocross World Championship titles in all three classes; 500cc, 250cc and 125cc which earned him the nickname “Mr 875�
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1980
3rd in the FIM 125cc Motocross World Championship
1986
3rd in the FIM 500cc Motocross World Championship
1981
2nd in the FIM 125cc Motocross World Championship 3rd Motocross des Nations FIM (Belgian Team) 2nd Trophée des Nations FIM (Belgian Team)
1987
FIM 250cc Motocross World Champion
1988
FIM 500cc Motocross World Champion 3rd Motocross des Nations FIM (Belgian Team) Enduro du Touquet Winner
1989
3rd in the FIM 500cc Motocross World Championship Enduro du Touquet Winner
1990
FIM 500cc Motocross World Champion Enduro du Touquet Winner
1982
FIM 125cc Motocross World Champion 2nd Motocross des Nations FIM (Belgian Team) 2nd Trophée des Nations FIM (Belgian Team)
1983
FIM 125cc Motocross World Champion 2nd Motocross des Nations FIM (Belgian Team) 2nd Trophée des Nations FIM (Belgian Team) Coupe des Nations FIM Winner (Belgian Team)
1984
5th in the FIM 500cc Motocross World Championship
1985
3rd in the FIM 500cc Motocross World Championship
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Carl
Fogarty
Road Racing Legend Born on 1 July 1966 in Blackburn, Great Britain
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First race: 1983
1995 FIM Superbike World Champion (Ducati)
59 FIM Superbike World Championship victories
1996 4th in FIM Superbike World Championship (Honda)
7 TT World Championship victories
1988 TTF-1 World Champion (Honda)
1997 2nd in FIM Superbike World Championship (Ducati)
1989 TTF-1 World Champion (Honda)
1998 FIM Superbike World Champion (Ducati)
1990 TTF-1 World Champion (Honda)
1999 FIM Superbike World Champion (Ducati)
1991 7th in FIM Superbike World Championship (Ducati)
1992 FIM Endurance World Champion (Kawasaki) 9th in FIM Superbike World Championship (Ducati)
1993 2nd in FIM Superbike World Championship (Ducati)
1994 FIM Superbike World Champion (Ducati) 23
ﾃ］gel
Nieto Road Racing Legend Born on 25 January 1947 in Zamora, Spain
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1964
10 th in FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Championship
1966
9th in FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Championship
1967
4th in FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Championship
1968
4th in FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Championship
1969
FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion
1970
FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion 2nd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1971
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion 2nd in FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Championship
1972
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion
1973
7th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1974
3rd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1975
FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion
1976
FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion 2nd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1977
FIM 50cc Grand Prix World Champion 3rd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1978
2nd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1979
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
1980
3rd in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1981
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
1982
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
1983
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
1984
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
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Track Racing Nikolai Krasnikov
FIM Ice Racing World Champion
Joonas Kylm채korpi
Maciej Janowski
FIM Long Track World Champion
FIM Speedway Under 21 World Champion
Greg Hancock
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Champion
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Nikolai
Krasnikov
FIM Ice Racing World Champion Born on 4 February 1985 in Ufa, Russia
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2003
8th in the FIM Individual Ice Racing World Championship
2004
3rd in the FIM Individual Ice Racing World Championship FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team)
2005
FIM Individual Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team) Russian Champion
2006
FIM Individual Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team)
2007
FIM Individual Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team) Russian Champion
2008
FIM Individual Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team)
2009
FIM Individual Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team) Russian Champion
2010
FIM Ice Racing World Champion FIM Team Ice Racing World Champion (Russian team) Russian Champion
2011
FIM Ice Racing World Champion
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Joonas
Kylm채korpi
FIM Long Track World Champion Born on 14 February 1980 in Stockholm, Sweden Nationality Finnish
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1997
Finnish Junior Champion
2009
7th in FIM Long Track World Championship
1999
Swedish Junior Champion
2010
FIM Long Track World Champion
2000
12th in FIM Speedway Junior W.C. Final
2011
FIM Long Track World Champion
2003
FIM Speedway World Championship - wild card Scandinavian SGP (Goteborg) FIM Speedway World Championship - wild card Norwegian SGP (Hamar)
2004
FIM Speedway World Championship - wild card Norwegian SGP (Hamar)
2005
4th in FIM Long Track World Championship
2006
2nd in FIM Long Track World Championship
2007
2nd in FIM Long Track World Championship Pfingstpokal (Gustrow) winner 2nd in the Lamothe Landerron
2008
10th in FIM Long Track World Championship 5th in the Ostrów’s Major Cup 31
Maciej
Janowski FIM Speedway Under 21 World Champion Born on 6 August 1991 in Wroclaw, Poland
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2007
Silver medal in European Club Champions’ Cup with Atlas Wrocław Bronze medalist in Team Polish Championship (League) with Atlas Wrocław
2008
29th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship FIM Speedway Under 21 World Championship (2nd Track Reserve in Qualifying Round) Silver medalist in European Under 19 Championship 4th in Team European Under 19 Championship 5th-6th in Team Polish Championship (League) with Atlas Wrocław Under 21 Polish Champions
2009
5th in FIM Speedway Under 21 World Championship Silver medalist in European Under 19 Championship Team European Under 19 Champion 8th in Under 21 Polish Championship 1st in Under 19 Polish Bronze Helmet
2010
2nd in FIM Speedway Under 21 World Championship 2nd in Polish Bronze Helmet (U-19) Team European Under 19 Champion
2011
FIM Speedway Under 21 World Champion
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Greg
Hancock
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Champion Born on 3 June 1970 in Whittier, California, USA
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1985
Junior National Champion Junior Speedway State Champion
1993
16th in FIM Individual Speedway World Final FIM Team Speedway World Champion
1994
4th in FIM Individual Speedway World Final
1995
4th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
1996
3rd in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
1997
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Champion
1998
6th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship FIM Team Speedway World Champion
1999
9th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2000
5th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2008
4th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2001
13th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2009
4th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2002
6th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2010
5th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2003
5th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2011
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Champion
2004
3rd in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2005
5th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2006
2nd in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
2007
6th in FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship
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2011 FIM Road Safety Award Andrés Pérez Rubio This year the award is made to Mr Andrés Pérez Rubio. It recognises his exceptional contribution to the improvement of road safety for riders over many years. Recently he has come to public attention outside his native Spain for his work with the ROSA project. He worked with the European Union and other project partners. These included the Spanish Directorate General of Traffic, the FIM, the research institute CIDAULT and the company DORNA – the FIM’s commercial partner for MotoGP. Selected MotoGP events were used to showcase this work to the public.
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Andrés
Pérez Rubio The ROSA project concluded with an event held in the European Parliament where the results were presented. Prior to this Andrés Pérez Rubio has campaigned for many years to seek improvements in other aspects of road safety. Most notably in respect of road infrastructure. In this he and colleagues from Spain have been the leading advocates for improvements to roadside barriers. In 2007 he commenced work with the REAL AUTOMOVIL CLUB DE ESPAÑA bringing a new dimension to the work of the RFME. One of the judges for the FIM award, Dr Luciano Iorio, chairperson of the Road Safety Forum of the United Nations ECE in Geneva wrote to the FIM: “Andrés Pérez Rubio is the right prominent example of a sport champion with a strong frame of mind and high resilience. He has transformed a personal setback to achieve valuable solutions in road safety for the motor bikers’ world.” Andrés Pérez Rubio was twice Spanish road racing champion in the 500cc class in 1982 and 1985. In addition to his talents as a rider he was also an innovator in racing technology developing a linked braking system
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which he used on his Yamaha racing motorcycles. This was before this type of technology became as common as it is today on some road motorcycles. In 1993 he suffered a serious road accident in which he lost both hands when he struck a roadside barrier. Showing exceptional fortitude he assisted with the management of the scene of the accident and subsequently surgeons were able to operate and save his hands. Despite continuing disability he is able still to drive and ride his scooter. His enthusiasm for road safety work continues and in 2011 he has also been appointed to the FIM Public Affairs Commission. The FIM extends its thanks to the judges: Dr Luciano Iorio Chairperson, Road Safety Forum of the United Nations ECE in Geneva; Mr Tim Buche President of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation USA and Mr Antonio Avenoso Executive Director of the European Transport Safety Council.
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Cross-Country Rallies Camelia Liparoti
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup
Hélder Rodrigues
FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Champion
Enduro Tadeusz Błażusiak
FIM Indoor Enduro World Champion
Jérémy Joly
FIM Junior Enduro World Champion
Ludivine Puy
FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup winner
Juha Salminen
MAXXIS FIM E1 Enduro World Champion
Antoine Meo
MAXXIS FIM E2 Enduro World Champion
Mika Ahola
MAXXIS FIM E3 Enduro World Champion 41
Camelia
Liparoti
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup winner Born on 11 July 1968 in Livourne, Italy
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2009
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup winner 2nd in the FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Cup for Quads
2010
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup winner 3rd in the FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Cup for Quads 13th in the Dakar Rally (KTM).
2011
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup winner 2nd in the FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Cup for Quads 10 th in the Dakar Rally (Yamaha).
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HĂŠlder
Rodrigues FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Champion Born on 28 February 1979 in Lisbon, Portugal
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1999
Absolute Enduro National Champion and class 250 Gold Medalist FIM Six Day’s Enduro and 3rd on 125cc Class
2007
1st in Dakar 450 Super Production
2008
2nd FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championhip- 450 Rally Sport Class
2000
Absolute Enduro National Champion and Class 125 FIM Junior World Champion 125cc
2010
European Enduro Champion (Team Portugal) 1st in Rally Vodafone Estoril, Portimão & Marrakech
2001
Absolute Enduro National Champion and 250 Class
2011
FIM Cross Country Rallies World Champion 3rd in Dakar General 1st in Rally of Morocco
2002
Absolute Enduro National Champion and 250 Class
2003
1st in FIM Six Day’s Enduro Class I Brazil - Penta Absolute Enduro National Champion and 250 Class
2004
Hexa Absolute Champion Enduro National Championship and Class I
2005
Hepta Absolute Champion Enduro National Championship and Class II 45
Tadeusz
Błażusiak
FIM Indoor Enduro World Champion Born on 26 April 1983 in Nowy Targ, Poland
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2004
European Trials Champion
2007
Erzberg Rodeo Winner
2008
Erzberg Rodeo Winner
2009
Erzberg Rodeo Winner
2010
FIM Indoor Enduro World Champion (KTM) Erzberg Rodeo Winner
2011
FIM Indoor Enduro World Champion (KTM) Erzberg Rodeo Winner
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Jérémy
Joly
FIM Junior Enduro World Champion Born on 21 January 1989, France
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2006
12th in FIM Junior Enduro World Championship 5th in European Championship
2007
23rd in FIM Junior Enduro World Championship
2008
4th in FIM Junior Enduro World Championship 2nd in French Junior Enduro Championship
2009
3rd in FIM Junior Enduro World Championship 3rd in French Junior Enduro Championship
2010
2nd in FIM Junior Enduro World Championship 6th in French Junior Enduro Championship
2011
FIM Junior Enduro World Champion
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Ludivine
Puy
FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup winner Born on 30 June 1983, Saint Germain en Laye, France
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2005
French Women Champion
2006
French Women Champion 2nd European Women Champion
2007
French Women Champion European Women Champion
2008
European Women Champion ISDE Women Team winner
2009
European Women Champion ISDE Women Team winner
2010
FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup winner FIM ISDE Women Team winner
2011
FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup winner FIM ISDE Women Team winner
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Juha
Salminen
MAXXIS FIM E1 Enduro World Champion Born on 27 September 1976 in Vantaa, Finland
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1995
20 th in FIM 125cc Enduro World Championship
1996
13th in FIM 125cc Enduro World Championship
1997
7th in FIM 125cc Enduro World Championship
1998
3rd in FIM 125cc Enduro World Championship FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
1999
FIM 125cc 2-stroke Two Days’ Enduro World Champion
2000
FIM 125cc 2-stroke and Overall Two Days’ Enduro World Champion
2001
FIM 250cc 2-stroke and Overall Two Days’ Enduro World Champion
2002
FIM 400cc 4-stroke and Overall Two Days’ Enduro World Champion FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
2003
FIM 500cc 4-stroke and Overall Two Days’ Enduro World Champion FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
2004
FIM E2 and Overall Enduro World Champion FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
2005
GNCC winner
2006
GNCC winner FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
2007
MAXXIS FIM E1 Enduro World Champion
2008
2nd in MAXXIS FIM E2 Enduro World Championship
2009
2nd in MAXXIS FIM E2 Enduro World Championship
2010
8th in MAXXIS FIM E2 Enduro World Championship
2011
MAXXIS FIM E1 Enduro World Champion FIM ISDE World Trophy winner
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Antoine
Meo
MAXXIS FIM E2 Enduro World Champion Born on 29 August 1984 in Digne, France
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2000
2nd in the French Junior MX Championship
2010
FIM E1 Enduro World Champion
2001
4th in the European MX Championship
2011
FIM E2 Enduro World Champion
2002
European SX Champion
2003
15th in the FIM MX1 W.C. 2nd in the French MX Championship
2004
26th in the MX1 W.C.
2005
24th in the FIM MX1 W.C.
2006
28th in the FIM MX2 W.C.
2007
35th in the FIM MX1 W.C.
2008
5th in the FIM E2 WEC 6th in the Indoor Enduro World Cup
2009
2nd in the FIM E1 WEC 19th in the Indoor Enduro World Cup
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Mika
Ahola
MAXXIS FIM E3 Enduro World Champion Born on 3 December 1974 in Haameenlinna, Finland 5 times World Champion
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1994
13th in the FIM 125cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
1995
15th in the FIM 125cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
1996
9th in the FIM 125cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
1997
2nd in the FIM 125cc Enduro W.C.
1998
9th in the FIM 250cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
1999
3rd in the FIM 250cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
2000
2nd in the FIM 250cc Enduro W.C.
2001
2nd in the FIM 500cc Enduro W.C.
2010
FIM E2 Enduro World Champion
2011
FIM E3 Enduro World Champion
2002
2nd in the FIM 500cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
2003
3 in the FIM 500cc Enduro W.C. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
2004
4th in the FIM E3 WEC FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
2005
4th in the FIM E3 WEC
2006
2nd in the FIM E2 WEC FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
2007
FIM E2 Enduro World Champion 2nd in the Italian Championship
2008
FIM E1 Enduro World Champion
2009
FIM E1 Enduro World Champion 2nd in the Italian Championship 1993 10 th in FIM 125cc Enduro World Championship. FIM ISDE Trophy winner (Finnish team)
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FIM Environmental Award 2011 candidates
Federacion Catalana de Motociclismo (FCM) Fédération Motocycliste d’Andorre (FMA) Motorcycling Australia (MA) Moto Club Alexander
(Macedonia)
Moto Club Lonigo
(Italia)
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2011 FIM Environmental Award In order to encourage a greater awareness of environmental concerns within the motorcycling world, the FIM has created fifteen years ago, an Environmental Award to reward a significant contribution to the protection of the environment. This Award is given each year and it is granted for rewarding individuals, National Motorcycle Federations, Continental Unions, clubs, organisers, manufacturers or other organisations that have made a significant contribution or done something important to enhance environmental awareness in the field of motorcycling. Candidatures for the Environmental Award are submitted to the FIM Administration by National Motorcycle Federations, Continental Unions, Specialised Associations or Board of Directors and are examined by an independent Jury. The independent Jury is composed of one FIM Member of the Board, the FIM International Environment Commission Director and three independent experts chosen by the Board of Directors. The Environmental Steward is the principal source of nominations for this important award. In the course of carrying out their responsibilities at FIM events, they should be vigilant in looking for examples of quality
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activities, innovative management of environmental challenges, and Federations or individuals doing an exemplary job. These nominations should be submitted, along with a description of the occurrence qualifying for the Award, to the FIM Administration with the event check-list. “Understanding is growing among governments, businesses and individuals around the world of the important – but often overlooked – contribution of the environment to our well-being and economic security. The world of sport is no exception. The commitment of the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) to caring for the environment is exemplified by its Environmental Code, an essential tool for national affiliates and other organizers of FIM events. Through its initiative, FIM has demonstrated its determination to be part of the solution to environmental sustainability, and not part of the problem. Mr Achim Steiner United Nations Under-Secretary-General Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme
A F I M I L LU S T R AT E D G U I D E
Environmental Policy
MOTORCYCLE CLUBS NEGOTIATE ACCESS TO LAND WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES. SPECIAL CONSENT IS NEEDED FOR PRACTICE ON ANY LAND. NEVER PRACTICE ON PUBLIC PATHS!!
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LOTS OF RIDERS THINK THEY CAN RIDE ANYWHERE OR THAT THEY ONLY NEED TO GET LANDOWNER'S PERMISSION. BUT THAT IS WRONG!! THEY SHOULD ALWAYS ASK LOCAL AUTHORITIES OR MOTORCYCLE CLUBS WHERE RIDERS CAN PRACTICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAWS
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Trial Laia Sanz
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion
Toni Bou
SPEA FIM Trial World Champion
X-Trial Toni Bou
SPEA FIM X-Trial World Champion
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Laia
Sanz
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion Born on 11 December 1985 in Barcelona (Catalunya), Spain First trial: 1992 Barcelona, Cadet Class, Montesa 25 Finished 8th
1999
3rd of the National Junior Trophy
2000
FIM Women’s Individual Trial Cup winner Women’s Team Trial Cup winner 2nd in the European Trial Ladies Cup
2001
FIM Women’s Individual Trial Cup winner 2nd in the Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team)
2002
FIM Women’s Individual Trial Cup winner FIM Women’s Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team)
2003
FIM Women’s Individual Trial Cup winner 3rd in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 11th in the FIM Individual Junior Trial Cup
First trials win: 1997 Barcelona, Challenge 80cc Class Beta 80 World Trials debut: 2000 Grand Prix of Spain, FIM Women’s Trial World Championship Beta 250 First World Trials win: 2000 Grand Prix of Spain, FIM Women’s Trial World Championship World titles: 11
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2004
Women’s Trial Cup winner 3rd in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 5th in the FIM Individual Junior Trial Cupp
2009
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion 2nd in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 19th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup
2005
Women’s Trial World Champion 3rd in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 4th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup
2010
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion FIM Women’s Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) 24th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup
2006
Women’s Trial World Champion 2nd in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 6th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup
2011
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion FIM Women’s Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) 2nd in the FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup
2007
2nd in the Women’s Trial W.C. 4th in the FIM Women’s Trial des Nations (Spanish team) 8th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup
2008
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion FIM Women’s Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) 10th in the FIM Junior Trial World Cup 65
Toni
Bou
SPEA FIM Trial & X-Trial World Champion Born on 17 October 1986 in Piera (Barcelona), Spain First race: 1999 February First race win: 1999 February World Trials debut: 2003 Ireland, Bangor World titles: 10 (5 x Outdoor 07, 08, 09,10,11 – 5 x Indoor 07, 08, 09, 10,11)
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1999
Catalan Cadet Trials Champion
2000
Spanish Junior Trials Championship
2001
Spanish Junior Trials Champion
2002
Spanish Outdoor Trials Championship
2003
13th in the FIM Trial World Championship 8th in the Spanish Outdoor Championship 5th in the Spanish Indoor Championship European Outdoor Trials Champion
2004
9th in the FIM Trial World Championship 11th in the Spanish Outdoor Championship 4th in the Spanish Indoor Championship
2005
5th in the FIM Trial World Championship 7th in the SPEA FIM Indoor Trial World Championship FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) 4th in the Spanish Outdoor Championship 2nd in the Spanish Indoor Championship
2006
5th in the FIM Trial World Championship 3rd in the SPEA FIM Indoor Trial World Championship FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) European Outdoor Trial Champion Spanish Outdoor Champion 3rd in the Spanish Indoor Championship
2007
FIM Trial World Champion FIM Indoor Trial World Champion FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team)
2008
FIM Trial World Champion FIM Indoor Trial World Champion FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) 2nd in the Spanish Outdoor Championship Spanish Indoor Champion
2009
FIM Trial World Champion FIM Indoor Trial World Champion FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team) Spanish Outdoor Champion Spanish Indoor Champion
2010
FIM Trial World Champion FIM Indoor Trial World Champion FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team)
2011
FIM Trial World Champion FIM X- Trial World Champion FIM Trial des Nations winner (Spanish team)
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Motocross Emil Öhman
FIM Snowcross World Champion
Javier Villegas / Rémi Bizouard
FIM FreeStyle World Champion
Adrien Chareyre
FIM SuperMoto S1 World Champion
Jorge Prado García
FIM 65cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Pauls Jonass
FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Joseph Savatgy
FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Daniël Willemsen & Sven Verbrugge
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champions
Stephanie Laier
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion
Ryan Villopoto
AMA, an FIM Supercross World Champion
Julien Bill
FIM MX3 Motocross World Champion
Ken Roczen
FIM MX2 Motocross World Champion
Antonio Cairoli
FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion
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Emil
Ă–hman
FIM Snowcross World Champion Born on 15 April 1986 in Pitea, Sweden
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2005
15th FIM Snowcross World Championship
2007
12th FIM Snowcross World Championship
2008
FIM Snowcross World Champion Swedish Snowcross Champion
2009
2nd FIM Snowcross World Championship Swedish Snowcross Champion Swedish Supersnowcross Champion
2010
4th FIM Snowcross World Championship
2011
FIM Snowcross World Champion
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2011 FIM FreeStyle Motocross World Champion
Who?
Javier
Villegas
Born on 12 August 1983 in Santiago de Chile, Chile Javier Villegas made his first NIGHT of the JUMPs guest appearance at the 2010 FIM FreeStyle Motocross World Championship grand finale in Fortaleza. The Chilean rider made an immediate impression with his extreme style and hardcore flip combos, qualifying easily for the final. This year, he participated in all rounds of the FIM World Championship and scoring podium positions at almost all events. Javier rides with a lot of style!
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FMX since: 2000 2010
17th FIM Freestyle MX World Championship
Rémi
Bizouard
Born on 11 June 1986 in Bergerac, France Rémi is freestyler rider of the new generation. The ease with which he rotates in the air can hardly be explained in any other way. The 25 year old Frenchman started the FreeStyle competition in 2003 and has already won two FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championships! At the 2007 “Night of the Jumps” in Graz, he was the first rider ever to perform a “360” on a 250cc motorcycle. “Ruler Flips”, “Switchblade Flips”, “Cliffhanger Flips”, he does them all!
FMX since: 2003 2006
10th FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship
2007
3rd FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship
2008
FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship
2009
FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship
2010
4th FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship
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Adrien
Chareyre FIM SuperMoto S1 World Champion Born on 11 February 1986 in Ales, France
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4 times FIM SuperMoto S1 World Champion
2010
5th FIM SuperMoto S1 World Championship
First race in the FIM SuperMoto World Championship in Marseille
2011
FIM SuperMoto S1 World Champion
2003
25th FIM SuperMoto S2 World Championship
2004
5th FIM SuperMoto S2 World Championship
2005
2nd FIM SuperMoto S2 World Championship
2006
3rd FIM SuperMoto S2 World Championship
2007
FIM SuperMoto S1 World Champion FIM SuperMoto of Nations Winner (French Team)
2008
FIM SuperMoto S2 World Champion
2009
FIM SuperMoto S2 World Champion
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Jorge
Prado García
FIM 65cc Junior Motocross World Champion Born on 5 January 2001 in Lugo, Spain 2004
First ride on a trials motorcycle
2007
First participation in 50cc Trials, Regional Champion (Spain)
2008
First participation in 50cc Motocross, Regional Champion (Spain) 2nd in the 50cc Masterkids (Belgium)
2009
65cc Masterkids under 10 years (Belgium)
2010
3rd in the UEM 65cc Motocross Championship Spanish 65cc Motocross Champion
2011
FIM Junior 65cc Motocross World Championship UEM 65cc Motocross Champion
Pauls
Jonass
FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Champion Born on 13 January 1997 in Aizpute, Latvia
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2006
Latvian 65cc Motocross Champion 3rd in the Estonian 65cc Motocross Championship
2007
Latvian 65cc Motocross Champion Estonian 65cc Motocross Champion
2008
4th in the European 65cc Motocross Championship Latvian 65cc Motocross Champion
2010
4th in the FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Championship 1st place in “Superkauss” Latvia 2009 2nd in the Latvian 85cc Motocross Championship
2011
FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Joseph
Savatgy
FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Champion Born on 19 February 1994 in Panorama City, CA, USA 3 AMA Amateur National Championships
2010
2nd in the FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Championship
2011
FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Champion
4 Australian National Motocross Titles 1997
First ride on a motorcycle
2003
First race, Lake Whitney, Texas, USA
2009
AMA Youth Motocrosser of the year
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DaniĂŤl
Sven
Willemsen & Verbrugge FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champions
Driver: Daniel Willemsen Born on 7 May 1975 in Lochem, Netherlands
1994
23rd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Reinier Stuyvenbergh (NED)
First GP: 1994 GP of Netherlands, Lierop, Sidecar
1995
25th in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Several passengers
First GP win: 1997 GP of Estonia, Tallin, Sidecar
1996
12th in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Marcel Willemsen (NED)
FIM World Championship Titles: 9 (FIM Sidecar)
1997
3rd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Marcel Willemsen (NED)
1998
2nd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Marcel Willemsen (NED)
1999
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Marcel Willemsen (NED)
2000
2nd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
Passenger: Sven Verbrugge Born on 21 August 1967 in Kasterlee, Belgium FIM World Championship Titles: 3 (Sidecar)
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2001
2nd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
2007
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Reto Gr端tter (SUI)
2002
2nd in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Dagwin Sabbe (BEL)
2008
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Reto Gr端tter (SUI)
2003
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Kaspers Stupelis (LAT)
2009
5th in the FIM Sidecar Motocross W.C. Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
2004
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Kaspers Stupelis (LAT)
2010
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Gertie Eggink (NED)
2005
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
2011
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
2006
FIM Sidecar Motocross World Champion Passenger: Sven Verbrugge (BEL)
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Stephanie
Laier
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion Born on 12 August 1985 in Heidelberg, Germany First Race: 1992 Class: MX2 Women’s First time on a motorcycle: 4 years old First race: DJMV, Dielheim 1990 FIM World Titles: 4
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2001
USA Women’s Motocross League Champion
2002
USA Women’s Motocross League Champion Pro-AMA-WML Outdoor International Championship winner
2003
USA Women’s Motocross League Champion USA WML Motocross Championship Series Champion
2004
European Women’s Enduro Champion European Women’s Motocross Champion DMSB Enduro Ladies-Cup Champion
2005
FIM Women’s Motocross World Cup winner 2nd in the European Women’s Motocross Championship DMV Ladies Cup Winner
2006
2007
12th in the FIM Women’s World Cup 4th in the European Women’s Motocross Championship DMV Ladies Cup Winner
2008
2nd in the FIM Women’s World Championship 5th in the Women’s European Motocross Championship 6th in the International Namibia MX Championship
2009
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion 6th in the Women’s European Motocross Championship
2010
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion
2011
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion
2nd in the FIM Women’s World Cup DMV Ladies Cup Winner 2nd in the International Namibia MX Championship
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Ryan
Villopoto
AMA, an FIM Supercross World Champion Born on 13 August 1988 in Fortuna (California), USA
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2003
FIM 80cc Junior Motocross World Cup Winner
2006
FIM Motocross of Nations Winner (Team USA) AMA MX Lites Champion AMA Rookie Of The year
2007
FIM Motocross of Nations Winner (Team USA) AMA SX Lites West Champion AMA MX Lites Champion
2008
FIM Motocross of Nations Winner (Team USA) AMA MX Lites Champion
2009
4th AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
2010
6th AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship
2011
AMA, FIM Supercross World Champion FIM Motocross of Nations Winner
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Julien
Bill
FIM MX3 Motocross World Champion Born on 2 May 1983 in Geneva, Switzerland
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First FIM World Championship race: 1998 125cc MXGP of France 2004
2nd in the European 125cc Supercross Championship
2005
3rd in the FIM MX3 Motocross World Championship
2006
15th in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship
2007
15th in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship 8th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Swiss team)
2008
13th in the FIM MX1 Motocross World Championship 9th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Swiss team)
2011
FIM MX3 Motocross World Champion
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Ken
Roczen FIM MX2 Motocross World Champion Born on 29 April 1994 in Mattstedt, Germany First GP raced: 2009 GP of Portugal, Agueda FIM World Championship Titles: 2 (1 MX2, 1 Junior 85cc)
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2006
2nd in the FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Championship 2nd in the European 85cc Motocross Championship
2007
FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Champion
2009
5th in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship 4th in FIM the Motocross of Nations (German team)
2010
2nd in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship 3rd in FIM the Motocross of Nations (German team)
2011
FIM MX2 Motocross World Champion 7th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (German Team) 6th in the AMA SX Lites West
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Antonio
Cairoli FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion Born on 23 September 1985 in Patti, Italy Started racing in 1992 First GP: 2002 GP of Belgium, 125cc First GP win: 2004 GP of Wallonie, Namur, MX2 FIM World Championship Titles: 5 (3 MX1, 2 MX2)
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2000
9th in the 80cc European Motocross Championship
2002
11th in the FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Cup
2004
3 in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship 15th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
2005
FIM MX2 Motocross World Champion 13th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
2006
2nd in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship 4th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team) European Supercross Champion
2007
FIM MX2 Motocross World Champion 4th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team) European Supercross Champion
2008
6th in the FIM MX2 Motocross World Championship 5th in FIM the Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
2009
FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion 6th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
2010
FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion 5th FIM in the Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
2011
FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion 16th in the FIM Motocross of Nations (Italian team)
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AN EXCITING NEW IDENTITY COMING IN 2012
Road Racing Richard Assen
FIM Overall Landspeed World Record holder
Pekka Päivärinta & Adolf Hänni
FIM Sidecar World Champions
Motors Events Bodyguard AMT
Qtel FIM Endurance World Cup winner
Suzuki Endurance Racing Team
Qtel FIM Endurance World Champion
Chaz Davies
FIM Supersport World Champion
Carlos Checa
FIM Superbike World Champion
Nicolás Terol
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
Stefan Bradl
FIM Moto2 Grand Prix World Champion
Casey Stoner
FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Champion
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Richard
Assen
FIM Overall Landspeed World Record holder Born on 18 May 1965 in Tauranga, New Zealand
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2006
As a passionate motorcycle rider, Richard Assen got addicted to landspeed record attempts when he saw some riders running flat out on the salt bed of Lake Gairdner, Australia. That was in 2006. The Burt Munro movie confirmed Richards’ addiction and with his mate, Jason Swan, the two Kiwi’s y started a 5 year project. Naturally, a visit to Bonneville, the holy ground for land speed records, was required.
2011
From then on Richard and his 400 bhp turbo charged Suzuki Hayabusa, have been going faster and faster. Last September, he finally succeeded. Richard is now the fastest man, riding a conventional motorcycle at just over 420.663 km/h!
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Pekka
Adolf
Päivärinta & Hänni FIM Sidecar World Champions
Driver: Pekka Päivärinta Born on 1 November 1971 in Helsinki, Finland FIM World Championship Titles: 3
Passenger: Adolf Hänni Born in 1 June 1955 in Bern, Switzerland FIM World Championship Titles: 2
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1994
Finnish Sidecar Champion (with Ari Heinonen)
2009
2nd in the FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Adolf H채nni)
1998
Finnish Sidecar Champion (with Pekka Kuismanen)
2010
1999
Finnish Sidecar Champion (with Pekka Kuismanen)
FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Adolf H채nni) 3rd in the German IDM Championship
2011
FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Adolf H채nni) German IDM Champion
2003
Finnish Sidecar Champion (with Harri Hiljanen)
2004
4th in the FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Peter Wall)
2005
5th in the FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Peter Wall)
2006
2nd in the FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Timo Karttiala)
2007
2nd in the FIM Sidecar World Championship (with Timo Karttiala)
2008
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Motors Events Bodyguard AMT Qtel FIM Endurance World Cup winner Team manager: HervĂŠ Moineau (FRA) Permanent Riders: Gines Mathieu Bocquet Vincent Humeau Emilien Motorcycle: Suzuki GSX - R1000 Tyres: Dunlop Class: Superstock
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2009
7th (2nd STT) on Bol d’Or 15th (5th STT) on Le Mans 24H
2010
2nd in FIM Endurance World Cup 8th (2nd SST) on Le Mans 24H 28th (18th SST) on Albacete 8H 27th (12th SST) on Bol d’Or 9th (2nd SST) on Doha 8H
2011
FIM Endurance World Cup Winner
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SERT
Suzuki Endurance Racing Team (FRA)
Qtel FIM Endurance World Champion Team manager: Dominique Méliand (FRA)
1980 1st on Zeltweg 1000 km, 1st & 2nd on Bol d’Or
Permanent Riders: Delhalle Anthony Philippe Vincent Foray Freddy Sakai Daisaku
1981 1st on Liege 24H & Donington 1000 km
Motorcycle: Suzuki GSX - R1000 Tyres: Dunlop Class: Formula EWC FIM Endurance World Champion: 2011, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 1999, 1997, 1988, 1987 & 1983 FIM Endurance World Cup Winner: 2001
1982 1st on Le Mans 24H, Donington 1000 km & Zeltweg 1000 km
1983 1st on Silverstone 6H, Jarama 6H & Suzuka 8H 1984 1st on Bol d’Or & Chimay 200 Miles 1985 1st on Liege 24H & Estoril 1000 km 1986 2nd on Zeltweg 1000 km 1987 1st on Liege 24H, Donington, Zeltweg, Jerez & Estoril 1000 km
1988 1st on Liege 24H 1989 3rd on Liege 24H & Bol d’Or 1990 2nd on Le Mans 24H 1991 1st on Liege 24H 1992 2nd on Le Mans 24H
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1993 1st on Bol d’Or
2005 1st on Assen 500 km, Albacete 8H,
Oschersleben 24H, Vallelunga 200 Miles & Bol d’Or
1994 2nd on Liege 24H
2006 1st on Assen 500 km, Albacete 8H, Zolder 1000
1995 2 on Le Mans 24H
km, Oschersleben 24H & Bol d’Or
nd
1996 2nd on Liege 24H, 2nd & 3rd on Bol d’Or
2007 1st & 2nd on Le Mans 24H
2nd on Albacete 6H 1st on Oschersleben 24H & Doha 8H 2nd & 3rd in Bol d’Or
1997 1 on Le Mans 24H & Liege 24H st
1998 1st & 2nd on Bol d’Or 1999 1 on Bol d’Or, 2 & 3 on Le Mans 24H st
nd
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2008 1st & 2nd on Le Mans 24H 1st on Albacete 6H 3rd on Oschersleben 8H 1st & 2nd on Bol d’Or
2000 1st on Estoril 1000 km, 2nd on Le Mans 24H 2001 1st on Brno 6H, Brands Hatch 6H, Liege 24H &
2009 5th in EWC, 3rd on Le Mans 24H
2002 1st & 2nd on Le Mans 24H, 1st on Liege 24H &
2010 1st on Albacete 8H, Bol d’Or & Doha 8H
Bol d’Or
Bol d’Or
2003 2003 1st & 2nd on Le Mans 24H & on Liege 24H,
1st on Bol d’Or
2011
FIM Endurance World Champion
1st on Bol d’Or
2004 1st on Le Mans 24H, Assen 500 km, Albacete 12H & Vallelunga 200 Miles, 1st & 2nd on Bol d’Or
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Chaz
Davies
FIM Supersport World Champion Born on 10 February 1987 in Knighton, United Kingdom
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2002
29th FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2003
14th FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
2004
13th FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
2005
16th FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
2008
Daytona 200 Miles Winner
2009
20 th FIM Supersport World Championship
2010
4th FIM Supersport World Championship
2011
FIM Supersport World Champion
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Carlos
Checa FIM Superbike World Champion Born on 15 October 1972 in Barcelona, Spain First race: 1989
1992
8th in the 125cc European Championship
First Grand Prix: 2004 Valencia (125cc)
1993
23rd in the FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship 27th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
1994
12th in the FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
1995
16th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship – 13th in the FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
1996
8th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship
1997
8th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship
1998
4th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship
First Pole position: 2003 France (125cc) First podium: 2008 Spain (125cc) First victory: 2003 Indianapolis (125cc)
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1999 7th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship 2000 6th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship 2001 6th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship
2008 4th in the FIM Superbike World Championship 2009 7th in the FIM Superbike World Championship 2010
3rd in the FIM Superbike World Championship
2011
FIM Superbike World Champion
2002 5th in the FIM 500cc Grand Prix World Championship 2003 7th in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2004 7th in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2005 9th in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2006 15th in the FIM MotoGP World Championship 2007 14th in the FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Championship
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Nicolรกs
Terol
FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion Born on 27 September 1988 in Alcoy, Spain
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2004 Debut in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2005 36th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2006 14th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2007 22nd in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2008 5th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2009 3rd in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2010 2nd in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2011 FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Champion
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Stefan
Bradl FIM Moto2 Grand Prix World Champion Born on 29 November 1989 in Augsburg, Germany First Grand Prix: Catalunya – 2005 – 125cc First Pole Position: Qatar – 2011 – Moto2 First Podium: Qatar – 2008 – 125cc First GP Victory: Czech Republic – 2008 – 125cc
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2005
35th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2006
26th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2007
18th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2008
4th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2009
10th in FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2010
9th FIM Moto2 Grand Prix World Champion
2011
FIM Moto2 Grand Prix World Champion
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Casey
Stoner
FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Champion Born on 16 October 1985 in Queensland, Australia First Grand Prix: 2001 British GP (125cc) First Pole position: 2003 Italian GP (125cc) First podium: 2003 German GP (125cc) First victory: 2003 Valencia GP (125cc) FIM World Championship Titles: 2 (MotoGP in 2007 and 2011)
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2001
29th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2009
4th in the FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Championship
2002
12th in the FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
2010
4th in the FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Championship
2003
8th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2011
FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Champion
2004
5th in the FIM 125cc Grand Prix World Championship
2005
2nd in the FIM 250cc Grand Prix World Championship
2006
8th in the FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Championship
2007
FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Champion
2008
2nd in the FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Championship
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FIM Rookie of the Year
Jorge Prado Garcia (ESP)
FIM 65cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Pauls Jonass (LAT)
FIM 85cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Joseph Savatgy (USA)
FIM 125cc Junior Motocross World Champion
Jérémy Joly (FRA)
FIM Junior Enduro World Champion
Maciej Janowski (POL)
FIM Speedway Under 21 World Champion 113
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FIM FIM Woman of the Year
Stephanie Laier (GER)
FIM Women’s Motocross World Champion
Laia Sanz (ESP)
FIM Women’s Trial World Champion
Ludivine Puy (FRA)
FIM Women’s Enduro World Cup winner
Camelia Liparoti (ITA)
FIM Women’s Cross-Country Rallies World Cup
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BOOST YOUR COMPUTER Antonio Cairoli 2011 MX1 World Champion
Ken Roczen 2011 MX2 World Champion
Steffi Layer 2011 WMX World Champion Adrien Chareyre 2011 S1 World Champion follow all our Champions on
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FIM Personality of the Year Casey Stoner (AUS)
FIM MotoGP Grand Prix World Champion
Carlos Checa (ESP)
FIM Superbike World Champion
Antonio Cairoli (ITA)
FIM MX1 Motocross World Champion
Ryan Villopoto (USA)
AMA Supercross, an FIM World Champion
Toni Bou (ESP)
FIM Trial & X-Trial World Champion
Juna Salminen (FIN)
FIM Enduro E1 World Champion
Mika Ahola (FIN) FIM Enduro E3 World Champion
Greg Hancock (USA) FIM Speedway GP World Champion 117
The FIM would like to thank all the 2011 Champions and wish them all the best for the forthcoming season!
The FIM also wants to thank all the promoters and partners for their support in the organisation of the 2011 FIM Gala Ceremony. 118
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