Winners
Update to end of the 2020 season.[3]
Rider who became World Champion
| Year | 65cc | 85cc | 125cc | 150cc | 250cc | 300cc | Open |
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| 1988 |  Annunzio Fanton
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| 1989 |  Thierry Bethys
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| 1990 | Cristian Rostagno
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| 1991 | Alessio Chiodi
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| 1992 | Massimo Beltrami
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| 1993 |  Mikkel Caprani
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 Joakim Eliasson
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| 1994 | Brian Jorgensen
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Andreas Dygd
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| 1995 |  Marco Stallman
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Mats Nilsson
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| 1996 | Thomas Traversini
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 Javier Garcia Vico
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| 1997 | Fabrizio Dini
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Javier Remacho
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| 1998 | Nicolas Delepierre
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Steve Boniface
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Jesper Kjær Jørgensen
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| 1999 |  Tanel Leok
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Antonio Paricio
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 Nenad Šipek
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| 2000 | Jeremy Tarroux
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 Antti Pyrhonen
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 Lauris Freibergs
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| 2001 | Jeremy Tarroux
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 Kevin Strijbos
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 Michael Milanovic
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| 2002 | Dennis Verbruggen
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Luca Cherubini
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 Sašo Kragelj
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| 2003 | Christophe Pourcel
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Sébastien Pourcel
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Christophe Godrie
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| 2004 | Marvin Musquin
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Matti Seistola
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 Andrey Safronov
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| 2005 | Nicola Recchia
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Mauro Fiorgentili
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Jérémy Tarroux
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 Roman Morozov
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| 2006 |  Vaclav Kovar
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Alessandro Lupino
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Dennis Verbruggen
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Matteo Dottori
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| 2007 | Tim Gajser
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Jason Clermont
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Gautier Paulin
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Aleksandr Tonkov
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| 2008 | Davy Pootjes
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Jeffrey Herlings
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Valentin Teillet
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Petr Bartos
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| 2009 |  Ivan Petrov
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Tim Gajser
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Priit Rätsep
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Christophe Charlier
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Aleksandr Tonkov
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| 2010 |  Brian Hsu
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Brian Bogers
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Jordi Tixier
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Johan Remmelg
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Steven Lenoir
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Evgeny Mikhaylov
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| 2011 | Jorge Prado
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Rostyslav Voytsyckyy
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Simone Zecchina
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Romain Febvre
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Petr Bartos
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| 2012 | Xylian Ramella
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Davy Pootjes
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Tim Gajser
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 Mel Pocock
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 Evgeni Tyletski
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| 2013 | Raivo Dankers
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Conrad Mewse
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Pauls Jonass
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Filippo Grigoletto
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Valentin Guillod
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Alexandr Burgreev
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| 2014 | Nikita Kucherov
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Jago Geerts
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Brian Hsu
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Albie Wilkie
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Steven Clarke
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Samuele Bernardini
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Semen Rogozin
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| 2015 | Scott Smulders
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Raivo Dankers
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Jorge Prado
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Emil Weckman
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Nick Kouwenberg
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Marco Maddii
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Martin Michek
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| 2016 | Edvards Bidzāns
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 Rene Hofer
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Jago Geerts
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Emil Weckman
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Thomas Kjær Olsen
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Mike Kras
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Martin Michek
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| 2017 | Mads Sorensen
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cancelled | Brian Moreau
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Andrea Adamo
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Morgan Lesiardo
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Brad Anderson
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Volodymyr Tarasov
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| 2018 | Brando Rispoli
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 Camden McLellan
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Thibault Benistant
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Mathys Boisrame
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Brad Anderson
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Martin Michek
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| 2019 | Vítězslav Marek
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Edvards Bidzāns
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Mattia Guadagnini
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Roan van de Moosdijk
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Mike Kras[a]
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Martin Michek
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| 2020 | Andrea Bonacorsi
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Thibault Benistant
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Brad Anderson[a]
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Karel Kutsar
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| 2021 | Lucas Leok
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Vítězslav Marek
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Valerio Lata
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Nicholas Lapucci
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Maximilian Spies[a]
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Davide De Bortoli
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| 2022 | Ricardo Bauer
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Vítězslav Marek
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Cas Valk
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Rick Elzinga
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Toms Macuks[a]
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José Butron
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| 2023 | Francesco Assini
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Nicolò Alvisi
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Jānis Reišulis
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Andrea Bonacorsi
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Cas Valk[a]
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Pierre Goupillon
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- Discontinued
- 2001: Cyrille Coulon (125cc junior), Miroslav Kucirek (open junior)
- 2002: Jaka Moze (125cc junior); Juss Laansoo (open junior)
- 2003:
Josef Kulhavy (125cc junior) - 2004: Ivo Šteinbergs (125cc junior)
- 2005: Nicolai Hansen (125cc junior)
- 2006: Marco Maddii (125cc junior)
- 2007: Klemen Gerčar[b] (125cc junior)
- 2008: Priit Rätsep (125cc junior)
- 2010: Jordi Tixier[b] (125cc 2 stroke)
- 2011: Simone Zecchina (125cc 2 stroke)
- 2014: Albie Wilkie (150cc 4 stroke)
- 2019: Stephanie Laier (Women),
Martine Hughes (Women 125)