List of Sidecarcross World Championship records and statistics

The FIM Sidecarcross World Championship is an annual event, organised by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) and held since 1980.

Previous to that, a European competition was held from 1971 onwards, first the FIM Cup and then, from 1975, the FIM European Championship.

All races held since the competitions interception in 1971 were staged in Europe and almost all riders hail from this continent. As World Championship winning riders is concerned, the competition is dominated by a small number of countries, with World Champions coming exclusively from Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Latvia and Belgium.

Champions

The top-three teams season-by-season were:

FIM Cup

The FIM Cup was the first incarnation of the competition, held from 1971 to 1974:[1]

Season Winner Points Second Points Third Points
1971 Rikus Lubbers
Bart Notten
77 Nick Thompson
Dave Beavis
58 Gustav Cox
Albert Jans
49
1972 Robert Grogg
Gerhard Martinez
63 Rikus Lubbers
Bart Notten
62 Ton van Heugten
Jaak Wery
54
1973 Lorenz Haller
Samuel Haller
87 Robert Grogg
Andreas Grabner
80 John Elliott
Andy Greenhorn
52
1974 Robert Grogg
Andreas Grabner
144 Bruno Schneider
Werner Fink
106 Nick Thompson
Dave Beavis
103

FIM European Championship

From 1975 to 1979, the competition was called the FIM European Championship:[1]

Season Winner Points Second Points Third Points
1975 Ton van Heugten
Dick Steenbergen
141 Robert Grogg
Andreas Grabner
139 Bruno Schneider
Werner Fink
131
1976 Robert Grogg
Andreas Hüsser
139 Bruno Schneider
Werner Fink
135 Nick Thompson
Gary Withers
120
1977 Robert Grogg
Andreas Hüsser
168 Reinhard Böhler
Hans Georg Peppinghaus
148 Cor den Biggelaar
Cor van de Bijl
99
1978 Robert Grogg
Andreas Hüsser
209 Cor den Biggelaar
Cor van de Bijl
129 Herbert Bohren
Christoph Langle
118
1979 Emil Bollhalder
Roland Bollhalder
144 Robert Grogg
Andreas Hüsser
115 Cor den Biggelaar
Cor van de Bijl
102

FIM World Championship

Since 1980, the competition runs under the name of FIM World Championship:[1]

Season Winner Points Second Points Third Points
1980 Reinhard Böhler
Siegfried Müller
236 Hansi Bächtold
Hugo Jung
148 Bruno Schneider
Christoph Längle
138
1981 Ton van Heugten
Frits Kiggen
216 Josef Brockhausen
Hubert Rebele
154 Jan Bakens
Henk van Heek
130
1982 Emil Bollhalder
Karl Büsser
164 Josef Brockhausen
Hubert Rebele
153 Ton van Heugten
Frits Kiggen
124
1983 Emil Bollhalder
Karl Büsser
172 Josef Brockhausen
Hubert Rebele
144 Reinhard Böhler
Franz Burkhardt
139
1984 Hansi Bächtold
Fritz Fuß
290 Ton van Heugten
Frits Kiggen
232 Reinhard Böhler
Hans Bauer
215
1985 Hansi Bächtold
Fritz Fuß
290 August Muller
Henk van Heek
240 Ton van Heugten
Frits Kiggen
238
1986 Hansi Bächtold
Fritz Fuß
389 August Muller
Henk van Heek
282 Ton van Heugten
Frits Kiggen
246
1987 Hansi Bächtold
Fritz Fuß
277 August Muller
Henk van Heek
241 Rijn van Gastel
Eric Hurkmans
220
1988 Christoph Hüsser
Andreas Hüsser
333 Walter Netterscheid
Jürgen Hassold
292 Andreas Fuhrer
Hans Ruedi Stettler
223
1989 Christoph Hüsser
Andreas Hüsser
324 Benny Janssen
Frans Geurts van Kessel
298 Eimbert Timmermans
Eric Verhagen
257
1990 Benny Janssen
Tiny Janssen
220 Michael Garhammer
Ralf Haas
207 Andreas Fuhrer
Hans Ruedi Stettler
204
1991 Eimbert Timmermans
Eric Verhagen
252 Eddy Ramon
Gino Strubbe
215 Gilles Mecene
Eric Morgan
206
1992 Eimbert Timmermans
Eric Verhagen
471 Eddy Ramon
Gino Strubbe
410 Andreas Lenherr
Reinhard Weber
281
1993 Andreas Fuhrer
Adrian Käser
391 Martin Gölz
Hans Ruedi Stettler
309 Karl Fussenegger
Josef Meusburger
288
1994 Andreas Fuhrer
Adrian Käser
232 Karl Fussenegger
Josef Meusburger
204 Klaus Weinmann
Thomas Weinmann
199
1995 Andreas Fuhrer
Adrian Käser
261 Klaus Weinmann
Thomas Weinmann
233 Martin Gölz
Hans Ruedi Stettler
175
1996 Andreas Fuhrer
Adrian Käser
262 Martin Gölz
Hans Ruedi Stettler
235 Alois Wenninger
Henry van de Wiel
210
1997 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
277 Alois Wenninger
Henry van de Wiel
273 Daniël Willemsen
Marcel Willemsen
271
1998 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
299 Daniël Willemsen
Marcel Willemsen
279 Klaus Weinmann
Thomas Weinmann
239
1999 Daniël Willemsen
Marcel Willemsen
386 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
385 Henrik Söderqvist
Tobias Sylwan
267
2000 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
352 Daniël Willemsen
Sven Verbrugge
320 Klaus Weinmann
Thomas Weinmann
306
2001 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
550 Daniël Willemsen
Sven Verbrugge
427 Henrik Söderqvist
Tobias Sylwan
351
2002 Kristers Serģis
Artis Rasmanis
662 Daniël Willemsen
Alfons Eggers
494 Wilfred van Werven
Eli Piccart
434
2003 Daniël Willemsen
Kaspars Stupelis
561 Kristers Serģis
Sven Verbrugge
501 Wilfred van Werven
Eli Piccart
382
2004 Daniël Willemsen
Kaspars Stupelis
572 Marko Happich
Thomas Weinmann
419 Are Kaurit
Jürgen Jakk
391
2005 Daniël Willemsen
Sven Verbrugge
478 Kristers Serģis
Kaspars Stupelis
440 Māris Rupeiks
Haralds Kurpnieks
317
2006 Daniël Willemsen
Sven Verbrugge
341 Evgeny Scherbinin
Sergei Sosnovskikh
258 Marko Happich
Meinrad Schelbert
243
2007 Daniël Willemsen
Reto Grütter
375 Jan Hendrickx
Tim Smeuninx
286 Kristers Serģis
Kaspars Stupelis
242
2008 Daniël Willemsen
Reto Grütter
531 Kristers Serģis
Kaspars Stupelis
434 Jan Hendrickx
Tim Smeuninx
421
2009 Joris Hendrickx
Kaspars Liepiņš
483 Jan Hendrickx
Tim Smeuninx
465 Jānis Daiders
Lauris Daiders
418
2010 Daniël Willemsen
Gertie Eggink
556 Joris Hendrickx
Kaspars Liepiņš
547 Jan Hendrickx
Tim Smeuninx
464
2011 Daniël Willemsen
Sven Verbrugge
487 Jānis Daiders
Lauris Daiders
478 Jan Hendrickx
Tim Smeuninx
405
2012 Daniël Willemsen
Kenny van Gaalen
452 Etienne Bax
Kaspars Stupelis
447 Ben Adriaenssen
Sven Verbrugge
385
2013 Ben Adriaenssen
Ben van den Bogaart
610 Etienne Bax
Kaspars Stupelis
513 Jan Hendrickx
Elvijs Mucenieks
442
2014 Ben Adriaenssen
Ben van den Bogaart
420 Etienne Bax
Kaspars Stupelis
402 Stuart Brown
Josh Chamberlain
317
2015 Etienne Bax
Kaspars Stupelis
675 Valentin Giraud
Nicolas Musset
579 Jan Hendrickx
Ben van den Bogaart
579
  • Passengers in italics.

Statistics

GP winning drivers

The number of races has historically. This leads to the Grand Prix winners table being somewhat in favour of the more recent riders, early seasons having had only a small number of races.[2][3]

Every race weekend now consists of two races, with the best team out of the two becoming the week ends Grand Prix winner. In some earlier seasons, race weekends were also staged in three separate races.

Listed are all Grand Prix winning drivers up until the end of the 2015 season:

GP Wins
Rider Country Wins
Daniël Willemsen Netherlands 88
Kristers Serģis Latvia 46
Robert Grogg Switzerland 30
Etienne Bax Netherlands 26
Hansi Bächtold Switzerland 22
Ton van Heugten Netherlands 19
Klaus Weinmann Germany 16
Andreas Fuhrer Switzerland 15
Emil Bollhalder Switzerland 13
Ben Adriaenssen Belgium 12
Benny Janssen Netherlands 11
Eimbert Timmermans Netherlands 10
Joris Hendrickx Belgium 9
Bruno Schneider Austria 8
Josef Brockhausen Germany 8
August Muller Netherlands 8
Christoph Hüsser Switzerland 8
Nick Thompson United Kingdom 7
Reinhard Böhler Germany 7
Jan Hendrickx Belgium 7
Henrik Söderqvist Sweden 6
Rikkus Lubbers Netherlands 6
Michael Garhammer Germany 6
Walter Netterscheid Germany 6
Alois Wenninger Germany 6
Lorenz Haller Switzerland 5
Gilles Mecene France 5
Cor den Biggelaar Netherlands 5
Jacky Janssen Netherlands 5
Māris Rupeiks Latvia 4
Jānis Daiders Latvia 3
Wolfgang Kuhn Germany 4
Marko Happich Germany 3
Jan ten Thije Netherlands 3
Tore Stromberg Sweden 3
Parmo Nielsen Denmark 3
Karl Fussenegger Austria 3
Martin Gölz Germany 3
Wilfred van Werven Netherlands 3
Valentin Giraud France 3
Herbert Huwyler Switzerland 2
Eddy Ramon Belgium 2
Terry Good United Kingdom 2
Jan Bakens Netherlands 2
Paul Millard United Kingdom 2
Dietmar Schmid Germany 2
Gunther Goovaerts Belgium 2
Benoit Beaumont France 2
Stuart Brown United Kingdom 1
Vaclav Rozehnal Czech Republic 1
Alois de Kort Belgium 1
Pierre Borms Belgium 1
Herbert Bohren Switzerland 1
Doug Fox United Kingdom 1
Daniel van Bellinghen Belgium 1
Kurt Engelhart Germany 1
Rijn van Gastel Netherlands 1
Andreas Lenherr Liechtenstein 1
Marco Bens Netherlands 1
Josef Brustmann Germany 1
Chris Etheridge United Kingdom 1
Fritz Gerber Switzerland 1
Eric Aronsson Sweden 1
Anatoli Sibertsev USSR 1
David Barat France 1
Denotes World Champions – European Champions – FIM-Cup winners
  • Bold denotes driver was active in the 2015 World Championship.
  • Results are for 1971 to 2015.

Countries

The overwhelming majority of Grand Prix winners hail from the five countries that also have provided a World Champion. These five also sit at the top of the list of countries having held Grand Prix, alongside France and the United Kingdom, who are without a World Championship:[2][4]

GP wins per country

GP Locations

In the history of the competition from 1971 to 2015, races have been held in 157 different locations, with Malpartida de Cáceres and Stelpe having been new additions for 2015:[4]

Locations
Venue Country GP's
Ķegums Latvia 21
Feldkirch Austria 19
Betekom Belgium 18
Rudersberg Germany 17
Strassbessenbach Germany 13
Wohlen Switzerland 12
Brou France 10
Chernivtsi Ukraine 10
Kiviõli Estonia 9
Oss Netherlands 9
Castelnau-de-Lévis France 8
Erbach Germany 8
Genk Belgium 8
Neeroeteren Belgium 8
Ouběnice Czech Republic 8
Roggenburg Switzerland 8
Cēsis Latvia 7
Frauenfeld Switzerland 7
Pernes-les-Fontaines France 7
Holbæk Denmark 6
Oldebroek Netherlands 6
Rothenthurm Switzerland 6
Salo Finland 6
Slagelse Denmark 6
Beenham United Kingdom 5
Dardon Guegnon France 5
Jaanikese Estonia 5
Jinín Czech Republic 5
Lacapelle-Marival France 5
Langrish United Kingdom 5
Saku Estonia 5
Varberg Sweden 5
Bielstein Germany 4
Cingoli Italy 4
Frome United Kingdom 4
Halle Netherlands 4
Holzgerlingen Germany 4
Kramolín Czech Republic 4
Lochem Netherlands 4
Makkinga Netherlands 4
Markelo Netherlands 4
Newbury United Kingdom 4
Pfluckoff Germany 4
Plomion France 4
Reutlingen Germany 4
Rijkevorsel Belgium 4
Saint-Jean-d'Angle France 4
Schopfheim Germany 4
Zabok Croatia 4
Águeda Portugal 3
Baugé France 3
Canada Heights United Kingdom 3
Eidsvoll Norway 3
Fermo Italy 3
Gdańsk Poland 3
Guadalajara Spain 3
Iffendic France 3
Kamensk 3
Lierop Netherlands 3
Maribor Slovenia 3
Sevlievo Bulgaria 3
Talavera Spain 3
Varsseveld Netherlands 3
Alqueidão Portugal 2
Beuern Germany 2
Bra Italy 2
Charlottedal Denmark 2
Château-du-Loir France 2
Halstead United Kingdom 2
Hove Belgium 2
Huskvarna Sweden 2
Kallithea Elassonos Greece 2
Kamp-Lintfort Germany 2
Lichtenvoorde Netherlands 2
Nepomuk Czech Republic 2
Penza Russia 2
Streatley United Kingdom 2
Tägerig Switzerland 2
Tarare France 2
Vesoul France 2
Locations
Venue Country GP's
Whitehead Northern Ireland 2
Zaltbommel Netherlands 2
Aalborg Denmark 1
Ambérieu-en-Bugey France 1
Apeldoorn Netherlands 1
Arco Italy 1
Asti Italy 1
Aufenau Germany 1
Baldassorona San Marino 1
Beerzelberg Belgium 1
Borgloon Belgium 1
Bourg-Bruche France 1
Broc Switzerland 1
Bucharest Romania 1
Casale Monferrato Italy 1
Corseul France 1
Cortelha Portugal 1
Cussac France 1
Eke Belgium 1
Erlangen Germany 1
Ernée France 1
Farleigh Castle United Kingdom 1
Flawil Switzerland 1
Gallarate Italy 1
Gendt Netherlands 1
Gerstetten Germany 1
Grazzolina Italy 1
Hechtel Belgium 1
Hedemora Sweden 1
Heinola Finland 1
Hirsingue France 1
Ibiza Spain 1
Imatra Finland 1
Jauer Germany 1
Kassel Germany 1
Kiev Ukraine 1
Landskrona Sweden 1
Laveno-Mombello Italy 1
Loket Czech Republic 1
Malmö Sweden 1
Malpartida de Cáceres Spain 1
Mantua Italy 1
Meyel Netherlands 1
Mill Netherlands 1
Morón de la Frontera Spain 1
Mors Denmark 1
Mölndal Sweden 1
Niederwil Switzerland 1
Niort France 1
Nismes Belgium 1
Odenheim Germany 1
Reek Netherlands 1
Rhenen Netherlands 1
Sabadell Spain 1
Saedd Denmark 1
Saint-Mamet France 1
Sainte-Rosalie France 1
Salindres France 1
Samokov Bulgaria 1
Saxtorp Sweden 1
Schnaitheim Germany 1
Schwedt Germany 1
Setúbal Portugal 1
Stelpe Latvia 1
Sturup Sweden 1
Sucé-sur-Erdre France 1
Teutschenthal Germany 1
Thoures France 1
Tiegemberg Belgium 1
Tomelilla Sweden 1
Valkenswaard Netherlands 1
Vawkavysk Belarus 1
Viterbo Italy 1
Villars-sous-Écot France 1
Vissefjärda Sweden 1
Waldkirch Switzerland 1
Warching Germany 1
Wschowa Poland 1
Wychen Netherlands 1
2015 GP Locations
  • Figures are for 1971 to 2015.

Top-ten finishers in the World Championship

The drivers (excluding passengers) finishing in the top-ten and their season-by-season finish:

1980 to 1999

The first twenty seasons of the World Championship:

Driver S C T 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
Daniël Willemsen 22 10 16 23 25 12 3 2 1
Kristers Serģis 17 5 12 45 33 22 18 7 1 1 2
Henrik Söderqvist 17 4 16 11 3
Klaus Weinmann 16 11 18 35 19 6 7 10 13 3 2 5 4 3 4
Are Kaurit 12 7 39 24 16 15 15 6 5
Jacky Janssen 11 8 30 29 16 4 4 4 10 7 6
Alois Wenninger 9 6 15 5 25 21 3 2 4 7
Aivar Korjus 6 4 29 51 8
Gerton Kops 11 4 32 33 27 13 7 10 8 15 9
Peter Steegmans 11 5 34 8 5 9 10
Benoit Beaumont 12 4 46 31 38 27 19 8 11
Martin Gölz 11 4 37 18 15 14 35 2 9 3 2 38 12
Dominik Schoch 8 1 54 20 19 22 7 13 13
David Barat 13 2 37 20 10 36 17 19 11 14
Karl Fussenegger 13 6 33 14 12 20 9 17 3 2 6 31 6 10 15
Wilfred van Werven 9 2 42 17 19 16
Marko Happich 17 11 47 26 16 17
Shaun Mallows 6 1 9 26 38 12 21 18
Chris Etheridge 16 3 18 28 24 55 26 12 18 7 10 9 16 18 37 19
Māris Rupeiks 16 10 30 21
Josef Brustmann 19 2 43 15 14 18 7 8 12 14 14 14 12 23
Wolfgang Kühn 10 5 33 16 6 6 5 13 9 5 27
Evgeny Scherbinin 12 5 31
Stuart Brown 19 9 20 36 32
Geert Devoldere 18 1 45 46 38 35 19 22 30 8 21 23 33 33
Dietmar Schmid 14 2 38 15 11 9 7 11 11 27 35 35
Eric Schrijver 13 2 26 22 31 39
Werner Wittman 13 2 36 35 33 12 17 21 17
Hugo de Vries 14 2 34 13 24 25 11 9 10 24 37 37 28 41 41 29
Andreas Fuhrer 12 4 9 27 15 7 3 6 3 11 4 1 1 1 1
Gunther Gooverts 9 2 19 27 11 8 22 6
Andreas Lenherr 10 6 17 41 28 22 7 5 3 4 10 9
Christoph Hüsser 10 2 5 5 1 1 19 8 6 17 11 24 24
Michael Garhammer 13 5 13 37 22 22 8 7 5 2 8 41 18 36 29
Marco Bens 6 1 11 13 22 15 5 20
Eimbert Timmermans 8 2 5 16 17 5 3 5 1 1 26
Hans Rudolf Herren 16 2 19 28 14 20 15 9 9 22 22 23 23 37 14 19 19 37
Walter Netterscheid 13 6 17 18 14 14 4 9 2 8 4 4 32 32 21
Jan Bakens 13 2 13 3 11 9 22 17 28 17 17 25 26 31 42
Eddy Ramon 4 3 14 8 2 2
Gilles Mecene 9 4 23 31 25 21 6 4 12 3 5
Teddy Morf 3 1 13 10 34
Benny Janssen 10 1 9 30 10 8 6 6 4 10 2 1 6
Parmo Nielsen 8 3 28 18 7 16 4 11 9 17
Hubert Huwyler 9 6 14 18 25 5 10 5 10 9 7
Ton van Heugten 10 1 7 4 1 3 15 2 3 3 36 12 10
Paul Millar 7 3 12 10 5 14 6 21 29
August Muller 9 7 20 8 6 4 23 2 2 2 8
Thomas Graf 6 1 31 16 12 7 14 13
Rijn van Gastel 9 5 21 10 8 11 9 26 10 3 19
Doug Fox 9 2 11 15 4 23 16 4 13 27 29
Toni Bens 8 1 9 13 23 17 21 27 24 31
Hansi Bächtold 8 4 8 2 7 7 6 1 1 1 1
Heinz Franz 4 1 26 20 8 12
Sven Larsen 5 1 16 9 16 32 26
Kurt Engelhard 4 1 10 22 11 29
Reinhard Böhler 6 1 5 1 5 19 3 3 8
Terry Good 5 3 8 18 15 7 6 11
Daniel van Bellinghem 6 4 10 12 9 8 4 12
Mari Bens 4 2 27 5 7 16
Robert Grogg 5 3 5 6 5 19 36
Emil Bollhalder 4 3 24 4 1 1
Josef Brockhausen 4 4 6 2 2 2
Bruno Schneider 1 1 3
Cor den Biggelaar 1 1 7

2000 to present

The seasons of the World Championship since 2000:

Driver S C T 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Etienne Bax 9 1 8 21 10 8 4 5 2 2 2 1
Valentin Giraud 6 3 38 13 6 13 5 2
Jan Hendrickx 14 13 22 6 9 7 5 2 3 2 3 3 5 3 4 3
Daniël Willemsen 22 10 16 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 21 9 4
Stuart Brown 19 9 29 20 6 5 5 9 8 24 17 9 13 17 13 6 3 5
Koen Hermans 2 1 15 6
Marvin Vanluchene 2 1 19 7
Andy Bürgler 13 5 43 25 14 20 6 4 26 18 14 10 8 16 8
Vaclav Rozehnal 14 8 26 15 21 11 9 5 7 6 11 11 7 5 8 9
Gert van Werven 4 1 26 17 12 10
Jason van Daele 5 2 42 12 10 7 11
Ben Adriaenssen 7 2 5 18 6 6 3 1 1 14
Daniel Millard 8 2 35 17 14 10 15 32 10 16
Tomas Cermak 11 2 46 24 17 18 9 37 10 7 18 20 17
Marcel Willemsen 15 2 19 16 32 13 13 10 17 11 24 25 21 8 39 20 20
Jan Visscher 9 1 39 30 15 10 12 21 12 17 24
Philip Stenborg 5 2 33 19 9 6 46
Jarno van den Boomen 7 1 26 6 14 16 22 35 26
Jānis Daiders 10 6 39 24 12 10 8 3 8 2 11 4
Māris Rupeiks 16 10 17 12 14 9 16 3 4 6 6 7 5 4 9 7
Henrik Söderqvist 17 3 5 3 7 26 17 26 23 11 20 19 23 19 14 11
Joris Hendrickx 10 1 8 42 11 8 7 8 4 1 2 9 4
Marko Happich 17 11 10 9 5 7 2 5 3 7 5 4 15 8 18
Evgeny Scherbinin 12 5 18 13 9 11 4 4 2 18 30 20 7
Baptiste Bigand 6 1 48 43 35 25 33 9
Peter Steegmans 11 5 21 8 40 16 11 12
Nicky Pulinx 6 1 20 16 13 14 9 12
Eric Schrijver 13 2 15 18 12 10 6 12 17 14 37
Kristers Serģis 17 5 12 1 1 1 2 7 2 19 3 2
Bertram Martin 7 1 46 24 14 10 21 20 32
Werner Wittman 13 2 17 12 8 10 31 32
Josef Brustmann 19 2 12 17 19 20 18 18 11
Geert Devoldere 18 1 43 29 37 24 28 30
David Barat 13 2 8 14 38 27 21
Dietmar Schmid 14 2 35 47 38 42
Are Kaurit 12 7 7 5 4 4 3
Benoit Beaumont 12 4 13 10 10 8 15
Gunther Gooverts 9 2 28 18 25
Wilfred van Werven 9 2 26 11 3 3 32
Aivar Korjus 6 4 9 6 8
Klaus Weinmann 16 11 3 7 11
Jacky Janssen 11 8 6 4
Chris Etheridge 16 3 23 21
Gerton Kops 11 4 11 22
Alois Wenninger 9 6 4
Dominik Schoch 8 1 14
Wolfgang Kühn 10 5 20

Key

1World Champions
2Runners-up
3Third placed
4 – 10Drivers in the top ten placed fourth to tenth
SNo. of Seasons in the WC
CNo. of World Championships won
TNo. of top-ten finishes in the WC

References

  1. European and World Sidecarcross Championship Tables The John Davey Grand Prix Pages, accessed: 7 December 2009
  2. GP OVERALL WINS. 1971 - 2005 The John Davey Grand Prix Pages, accessed: 7 December 2009
  3. GP DRIVERS ACTUAL POINTS 1971-2005 The John Davey Grand Prix Pages, accessed: 7 December 2009
  4. COUNTRIES WITH MOST ALLOCATIONS OF GP 1971-2005 The John Davey Grand Prix Pages, accessed: 7 December 2009
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