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词条 List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Constructors champions
释义

  1. By year

  2. By constructor

  3. By country

  4. References

  5. External links

{{MotoGP overview}}Grand Prix motorcycle racing is the premier championship of motorcycle road racing, which has been divided into three classes: MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. Classes that have been discontinued include 500cc, 350cc, 250cc, 125cc, 80cc, 50cc and Sidecar. The Grand Prix Road-Racing World Championship was established in 1949 by the sport's governing body, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), and is the oldest motorsport World Championship.[1]

There were five classes when the championship started in 1949; 500cc, 350cc, 250cc, 125cc and sidecar (600cc). The 50cc class was introduced in 1962. Due to escalating costs that resulted in a number of manufacturers leaving the championship, the FIM limited the 50cc bikes to a single cylinder, the 125cc and 250cc bikes were limited to two cylinders and the 350cc and 500cc bikes were limited to four cylinders. The 350cc class was discontinued in 1982, two years later the 50cc class was replaced with an 80cc class, which was discontinued in 1989. The sidecar class left the series to form its own championship after 1996. In 2002, 990cc four stroke engined bikes replaced the 500cc bikes and the class was renamed as MotoGP. 600cc four-stroke bikes replaced the 250cc bikes in 2010, with the class rebranded as Moto2. Since 2012, the Moto3 class (250cc four-stroke one cylinder) replaced the 125cc class.

The 750cc was never part of the Grand Prix motorcycle racing series.

The Constructors' World Championship is awarded to the most successful constructor over a season, as determined by a points system based on Grand Prix results. Only the highest-scoring rider in each race for each constructor contributing points towards the Championship. The winner of the constructors' world championship is not necessarily the bike used by the riders' world champion. For example, in 2004, Valentino Rossi who rode a Yamaha bike won the riders' world championship, but in the constructors' standings, Honda have higher points than Yamaha, therefore Honda won constructors' world championship.

For the sidecar class, the constructors championship went to the engine manufacturer, not the chassis manufacturer. For the Moto2 class, the championship goes to the chassis manufacturer, not the engine manufacturer, since all competitors are required to use spec engines provided by Honda (Triumph for 2019 onwards).

By year

Year500cc350cc250cc125ccSidecar
1949United Kingdom}} AJS (1)United Kingdom}} Velocette (1)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (1)Italy}} Mondial (1)United Kingdom}} Norton (1)
1950United Kingdom}} Norton (1)United Kingdom}} Velocette (2)Italy}} Benelli (1)Italy}} Mondial (2)United Kingdom}} Norton (2)
1951United Kingdom}} Norton (2)United Kingdom}} Norton (1)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (2)Italy}} Mondial (3)United Kingdom}} Norton (3)
1952Italy}} Gilera[2] (1)United Kingdom}} Norton (2)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (3)Italy}} MV Agusta (1)United Kingdom}} Norton (4)
1953Italy}} Gilera (2)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (1)West Germany}} NSU (1)Italy}} MV Agusta (2)United Kingdom}} Norton (5)
1954{{flagicon|Italy}} Gilera*{{flagicon|Italy}} Moto Guzzi*{{flagicon|West Germany}} NSU*{{flagicon|West Germany}} NSU*{{flagicon|United Kingdom}} Norton*
1955Italy}} Gilera (3)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (2)Italy}} MV Agusta (1)Italy}} MV Agusta (3)West Germany}} BMW (1)
1956Italy}} MV Agusta (1)Italy}} Moto Guzzi (3)Italy}} MV Agusta (2)Italy}} MV Agusta (4)West Germany}} BMW (2)
1957Italy}} Gilera (4)Italy}} Gilera (1)Italy}} Mondial (1)Italy}} Mondial (4)West Germany}} BMW (3)
1958Italy}} MV Agusta (2)Italy}} MV Agusta (1)Italy}} MV Agusta (3)Italy}} MV Agusta (5)West Germany}} BMW (4)
1959Italy}} MV Agusta (3)Italy}} MV Agusta (2)Italy}} MV Agusta (4)Italy}} MV Agusta (6)West Germany}} BMW (5)
1960Italy}} MV Agusta (4)Italy}} MV Agusta (3)Italy}} MV Agusta (5)Italy}} MV Agusta (7)West Germany}} BMW (6)
1961Italy}} MV Agusta (5)Italy}} MV Agusta (4)Japan}} Honda (1)Japan}} Honda (1)West Germany}} BMW (7)
Year500cc350cc250cc125cc50ccSidecar
1962Italy}} MV Agusta (6)Japan}} Honda (1)Japan}} Honda (2)Japan}} Honda (2)Japan}} Suzuki (1)West Germany}} BMW (8)
1963Italy}} MV Agusta (7)Japan}} Honda (2)Japan}} Honda (3)Japan}} Suzuki (1)Japan}} Suzuki (2)West Germany}} BMW (9)
1964Italy}} MV Agusta (8)Japan}} Honda (3)Japan}} Yamaha (1)Japan}} Honda (3)Japan}} Suzuki (3)West Germany}} BMW (10)
1965Italy}} MV Agusta (9)Japan}} Honda (4)Japan}} Yamaha (2)Japan}} Suzuki (2)Japan}} Honda (1)West Germany}} BMW (11)
1966Japan}} Honda (1)Japan}} Honda (5)Japan}} Honda (4)Japan}} Honda (4)Japan}} Honda (2)West Germany}} BMW (12)
1967Italy}} MV Agusta (10)Japan}} Honda (6)Japan}} Honda (5)Japan}} Yamaha (1)Japan}} Suzuki (4)West Germany}} BMW (13)
1968Italy}} MV Agusta (11)Italy}} MV Agusta (5)Japan}} Yamaha (3)Japan}} Yamaha (2)Japan}} Suzuki (5)West Germany}} BMW (14)
1969Italy}} MV Agusta (12)Italy}} MV Agusta (6)Italy}} Benelli (2)Japan}} Kawasaki (1)Spain|1945}} Derbi (1)West Germany}} BMW (15)
1970Italy}} MV Agusta (13)Italy}} MV Agusta (7)Japan}} Yamaha (4)Japan}} Suzuki (3)Spain|1945}} Derbi (2)West Germany}} BMW (16)
1971Italy}} MV Agusta (14)Italy}} MV Agusta (8)Japan}} Yamaha (5)Spain|1945}} Derbi (1)West Germany}} Kreidler (1)West Germany}} BMW (17)
1972Italy}} MV Agusta (15)Italy}} MV Agusta (9)Japan}} Yamaha (6)Spain|1945}} Derbi (2)West Germany}} Kreidler (2)West Germany}} BMW (18)
1973Italy}} MV Agusta (16)Italy}} MV Agusta (10)Japan}} Yamaha (7)Japan}} Yamaha (3)Germany}} Kreidler (3)West Germany}} BMW (19)
1974Japan}} Yamaha (1)Japan}} Yamaha (1)Japan}} Yamaha (8)Japan}} Yamaha (4)West Germany}} Kreidler (4)West Germany}} König (1)
1975Japan}} Yamaha (2)Japan}} Yamaha (2)United States}} Harley-Davidson (1)Italy}} Morbidelli (1)West Germany}} Kreidler (5)West Germany}} König (2)
1976Japan}} Suzuki (1)Japan}} Yamaha (3)United States}} Harley-Davidson (2)Italy}} Morbidelli (2)Spain|1945}} Bultaco (1)Germany}} König (3)
1977Japan}} Suzuki (2)Japan}} Yamaha (4)Japan}} Yamaha (9)Italy}} Morbidelli (3)Spain|1977}} Bultaco (2)Japan}} Yamaha (1)
1978Japan}} Yamaha (3)Japan}} Kawasaki (1)Japan}} Kawasaki (1)Italy}} Minarelli (1)Spain|1977}} Bultaco (3)Japan}} Yamaha (2)
Year500cc350cc250cc125cc50ccSidecar B2ASidecar B2B
1979Japan}} Yamaha (4)Japan}} Kawasaki (2)Japan}} Kawasaki (2)Italy}} Minarelli (2)West Germany}} Kreidler (6)Japan}} Yamaha (3)Japan}} Yamaha (3)
Year500cc350cc250cc125cc50ccSidecar
1980Japan}} Yamaha (5)Italy}} Bimota (1)Japan}} Kawasaki (3)Italy}} Minarelli (3)Netherlands}} Van Veen Kreidler (1)Japan}} Yamaha (4)
1981Japan}} Suzuki (6)Japan}} Kawasaki (3)Japan}} Kawasaki (4)Italy}} Minarelli (4)Italy}} Motul Bultaco (1)Japan}} Yamaha (5)
1982Japan}} Suzuki (7)Japan}} Kawasaki (4)Japan}} Yamaha (10)Italy}} Garelli (1)West Germany}} Kreidler (7)Japan}} Yamaha (6)
Year500cc250cc125cc50ccSidecar
1983Japan}} Honda (2)Japan}} Yamaha (11)Italy}} MBA (4)Italy}} Garelli (1)Japan}} Yamaha (7)
Year 500cc 250cc 125cc 80cc Sidecar
1984Japan}} Honda (3)Japan}} Yamaha (12)Italy}} Garelli (2)West Germany}} Zündapp (1)Japan}} Yamaha (8)
1985Japan}} Honda (4)Japan}} Honda (6)Italy}} MBA (5)West Germany}} Krauser (1)Japan}} Yamaha (9)
1986Japan}} Yamaha (3)Japan}} Honda (7)Italy}} Garelli (3)Spain}} Derbi (1)Japan}} Yamaha (10)
1987Japan}} Yamaha (4)Japan}} Honda (8)Italy}} Garelli (4)Spain}} Derbi (2)West Germany}} Krauser (1)
1988Japan}} Yamaha (5)Japan}} Honda (9)Spain}} Derbi (3)Spain}} Derbi (3)West Germany}} Krauser (2)
1989Japan}} Honda (5)Japan}} Honda (10)Japan}} Honda (5)West Germany}} Krauser (2)West Germany}} Krauser (3)
Year500cc250cc125ccSidecar
1990Japan}} Yamaha (6)Japan}} Yamaha (13)Japan}} Honda (6)West Germany}} Krauser (4)
1991Japan}} Yamaha (7)Japan}} Honda (11)Japan}} Honda (7)Germany}} Krauser (5)
1992Japan}} Honda (6)Japan}} Honda (12)Japan}} Honda (8)Germany}} Krauser (6)
1993Japan}} Yamaha (8)Japan}} Honda (13)Japan}} Honda (9)Germany}} Krauser (7)
1994Japan}} Honda (7)Japan}} Honda (14)Japan}} Honda (10)Switzerland}} LCR-ADM (1)
1995Japan}} Honda (8)Italy}} Aprilia (1)Japan}} Honda (11)Switzerland}} LCR-ADM (2)
1996Japan}} Honda (9)Japan}} Honda (15)Italy}} Aprilia (1)Switzerland}} LCR-ADM (3)
Year500cc250cc125cc
1997Japan}} Honda (10)Japan}} Honda (16)Italy}} Aprilia (2)
1998Japan}} Honda (11)Italy}} Aprilia (2)Japan}} Honda (12)
1999Japan}} Honda (12)Italy}} Aprilia (3)Japan}} Honda (13)
2000Japan}} Yamaha (9)Japan}} Yamaha (14)Japan}} Honda (14)
2001Japan}} Honda (13)Japan}} Honda (17)Japan}} Honda (15)
Year MotoGP 250cc 125cc
2002Japan}} Honda (14)Italy}} Aprilia (4)Italy}} Aprilia (3)
2003Japan}} Honda (15)Italy}} Aprilia (5)Italy}} Aprilia (4)
2004Japan}} Honda (16)Japan}} Honda (18)Italy}} Aprilia (5)
2005Japan}} Yamaha (10)Japan}} Honda (19)Austria}} KTM (1)
2006Japan}} Honda (17)Italy}} Aprilia (6)Italy}} Aprilia (6)
2007Italy}} Ducati (1)Italy}} Aprilia (7)Italy}} Aprilia (7)
2008Japan}} Yamaha (11)Italy}} Aprilia (8)Italy}} Aprilia (8)
2009Japan}} Yamaha (12)Italy}} Aprilia (9)Italy}} Aprilia (9)
Year MotoGP Moto2 125cc
2010Japan}} Yamaha (13)Switzerland}} Suter (1)Spain}} Derbi (4)
2011Japan}} Honda (18)Switzerland}} Suter (2)Italy}} Aprilia (10)
Year MotoGP Moto2 Moto3
2012Japan}} Honda (19)Switzerland}} Suter (3)Austria}} KTM (2)
2013Japan}} Honda (20)Germany}} Kalex (1)Austria}} KTM (3)
2014Japan}} Honda (21)Germany}} Kalex (2)Austria}} KTM (4)
2015Japan}} Yamaha (14)Germany}} Kalex (3)Japan}} Honda (16)
2016Japan}} Honda (22)Germany}} Kalex (4)Austria}} KTM (5)
2017Japan}} Honda (23)Germany}} Kalex (5)Japan}} Honda (17)
2018Japan}} Honda (24)Germany}} Kalex (6)Japan}} Honda (18)
  • 1954 Constructors' titles were not recognized by the Federation following a political crisis with the constructors (represented by the International Permanent Bureau of Motorcycle Manufacturers) concerning the number of races to be held during the season and the abolition of the riders' championship.

By constructor

1954 titles not counted

ConstructorMotoGP / 500cc350ccMoto2 / 250ccMoto3 / 125cc80cc / 50ccSidecar / B2A / B2BTotal
Japan}} Honda246 19 182 69
Japan}} Yamaha14414411 47
Italy}} MV Agusta161057 38
Italy}} Aprilia910 19
Germany}} BMW19 19
Japan}} Suzuki735 15
United Kingdom}} Norton225 9
Japan}} Kawasaki441 9
Spain}} Derbi45 9
Germany}} Krauser27 9
Germany}} Kreidler7 7
Italy}} Moto Guzzi33 6
Germany}} Kalex6 6
Italy}} Gilera41 5
Italy}} Mondial14 5
Austria}} KTM5 5
Italy}} Garelli41 5
Italy}} Minarelli4 4
Switzerland}} Suter3 3
Italy}} Morbidelli3 3
Spain}} Bultaco3 3
Germany}} König3 3
Switzerland}} LCR-ADM3 3
United Kingdom}} Velocette2 2
Italy}} Benelli2 2
USA}} Harley-Davidson2 2
Italy}} MBA2 2
Italy}} Ducati1 1
United Kingdom}} AJS1 1
Italy}} Bimota1 1
Germany}} NSU1 1
Germany}} Zündapp1 1
Italy}} Motul Bultaco1 1
Netherlands}} Van Veen Kreidler1 1
Total 69 33 69 69 28 48 316

By country

CountryMotoGP / 500cc350ccMoto2 / 250ccMoto3 / 125cc80cc / 50ccSidecar / B2A / B2BTotal
Japan}} Japan45153726711 141
Italy}} Italy211420342 91
Germany}} Germany7 10 29 46
United Kingdom}} United Kingdom345 12
Spain}} Spain48 12
Switzerland}} Switzerland33 6
Austria}} Austria5 5
United States}} United States2 2
Netherlands}} Netherlands1 1
Total 69 33 69 69 28 48 316

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.motogp.com/en/MotoGP+Basics |title=Basics |publisher=MotoGP |accessdate=26 July 2011 }}
2. ^1952 World championship standings

External links

  • The Official MotoGP Website
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