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词条 AMA Motocross Championship
释义

  1. National Champions

  2. Most wins by Rider

  3. AMA Supercross

  4. AMA Motocross and Supercross Champions

  5. Rookie Season Champions

  6. See also

  7. References

  8. External links

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| title = Lucas Oil Pro Motocross
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| heading2 = Reigning 450 Class Champion
| content2 = Eli Tomac
| heading3 = Reigning 250 Class Champion
| content3 = Aaron Plessinger2019 Series ScheduleMay 18

Hangtown Motocross Classic

Sacramento, CA

May 25

Fox Raceway National

Pala, CA

June 1

Thunder Valley National

Lakewood, CO

June 15

High Point National

Mt. Morris, PA

June 22

Florida National

Jacksonville, FL

June 29

Southwick National

Southwick, MA

July 6

RedBud National

Buchanan, MI

July 20

Spring Creek National

Millville, MN

July 27

Washougal National

Washougal, WA

August 10

Unadilla National

New Berlin, NY

August 17

Budds Creek National

Mechanicsville, MD

August 24

Ironman National

Crawfordsville, IN


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The AMA Motocross Championship is an American motorcycle racing series. The motocross race series was founded and sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) in 1972.[1] The series is the major outdoor motocross series in the United States and is managed by MX Sports Pro Racing.

The series began in 1972 with the introduction of two classes based on 500 cc and 250 cc engine formulas.[2] A 125 cc class was added in 1974. As motocross technology developed, 500 cc two-stroke motocross bikes became too powerful for the average rider and, faced with diminishing numbers of competitors, the A.M.A. discontinued the 500 cc class after the 1993 season. A women's national championship series was introduced in 1996.[3]

Due to the low relative power output of a four stroke engine, compared to the then-dominating two stroke design, the A.M.A. had increased the allowable displacement capacity for four-stroke engines. By 1994, the displacement limit of a four stroke power motocross bike was up to 550cc in the 250 class, to incentivize manufactures to further develop the design for use in motocross. [4] In 2006, the 250 cc division was renamed the MX Class, with an engine formula allowing for 150–250 cc two-stroke or 250–450 cc four-stroke machines.[5] The 125 cc class was renamed the MX Lites Class, allowing 0–125 cc two-stroke or 150–250 cc four-stroke engines. In 2009, the MX class was renamed the 450 Class and the MX Lites class was renamed the 250 Class, to reflect the fact that all the competing manufacturers had adopted four-stroke machinery.

National Champions

References:[3][6][7]

Year 500cc 250cc 125cc
1972United States}} Brad Lackey (Kawasaki)United States}} Gary Jones (Yamaha)
1973Netherlands}} Pierre Karsmakers (Yamaha)United States}} Gary Jones (Honda)
1974United States}} Jimmy Weinert (Kawasaki)United States}} Gary Jones (Can-Am)United States}} Marty Smith (Honda)
1975United States}} Jimmy Weinert (Yamaha)United States}} Tony DiStefano (Suzuki)United States}} Marty Smith (Honda)
1976United States}} Kent Howerton (Husqvarna)United States}} Tony DiStefano (Suzuki)United States}} Bob Hannah (Yamaha)
1977United States}} Marty Smith (Honda)United States}} Tony DiStefano (Suzuki)United States}} Broc Glover (Yamaha)
1978United States}} Rick Burgett (Yamaha)United States}} Bob Hannah (Yamaha)United States}} Broc Glover (Yamaha)
1979United States}} Danny LaPorte (Suzuki)United States}} Bob Hannah (Yamaha)United States}} Broc GloverYamaha)
1980United States}} Chuck Sun (Honda)United States}} Kent Howerton (Suzuki)United States}} Mark Barnett (Suzuki)
1981United States}} Broc Glover (Yamaha)United States}} Kent Howerton (Suzuki)United States}} Mark Barnett (Suzuki)
1982United States}} Darrell Schultz (Honda)United States}} Donnie Hansen (Honda)United States}} Mark Barnett (Suzuki)
1983United States}} Broc Glover (Yamaha)United States}} David Bailey (Honda)United States}} Johnny O'Mara (Honda)
1984United States}} David Bailey (Honda)United States}} Rick Johnson (Yamaha)United States}} Jeff Ward (Kawasaki)
1985United States}} Broc Glover (Yamaha)United States}} Jeff Ward (Kawasaki)United States}} Ron Lechien (Honda)
1986United States}} David Bailey (Honda)United States}} Rick Johnson (Honda)United States}} Micky Dymond (Honda)
1987United States}} Rick Johnson (Honda)United States}} Rick Johnson (Honda)United States}} Micky Dymond (Honda)
1988United States}} Rick Johnson (Honda)United States}} Jeff Ward (Kawasaki)United States}} George Holland (Honda)
1989United States}} Jeff Ward (Kawasaki)United States}} Jeff Stanton (Honda)United States}} Mike Kiedrowski (Honda)
1990United States}} Jeff Ward (Kawasaki)United States}} Jeff Stanton (Honda)United States}} Guy Cooper (Suzuki)
1991France}} Jean-Michel Bayle (Honda)France}} Jean-Michel Bayle (Honda)United States}} Mike Kiedrowski (Kawasaki)
1992United States}} Mike Kiedrowski (Kawasaki)United States}} Jeff Stanton (Honda)United States}} Jeff Emig (Yamaha)
1993United States}} Mike LaRocco (Kawasaki)United States}} Mike Kiedrowski (Kawasaki)United States}} Doug Henry (Honda)
Year 250cc 125cc Women's MX
1994United States}} Mike LaRocco (Kawasaki)United States}} Doug Henry (Honda)
1995United States}} Jeremy McGrath (Honda)United States}} Steve Lamson (Honda)
1996United States}} Jeff Emig (Kawasaki)United States}} Steve Lamson (Honda)United States}} Shelly Kann
1997United States}} Jeff Emig (Kawasaki)United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Kawasaki)United States}} Tracy Fleming
1998United States}} Doug Henry (Yamaha)United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Kawasaki)United States}} Dee Wood
1999South Africa}} Greg Albertyn (Suzuki)United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Kawasaki)Italy}} Stefy Bau
2000United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Kawasaki)United States}} Travis Pastrana (Suzuki)United States}} Jessica Patterson
2001United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Kawasaki)United States}} Mike Brown (Kawasaki)New Zealand}} Tania Satchwell
2002United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Honda)United States}} James Stewart Jr. (Kawasaki)Italy}} Stefy Bau
2003United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Honda)South Africa}} Grant Langston (KTM)Germany}} Steffi Laier
2004United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Honda)United States}} James Stewart Jr. (Kawasaki)United States}} Jessica Patterson
2005United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Suzuki)United States}} Ivan Tedesco (Kawasaki)United States}} Jessica Patterson
Year MX Class MX Lites Class Women's MX
2006United States}} Ricky Carmichael (Suzuki)United States}} Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)United States}} Jessica Patterson
2007South Africa}} Grant Langston (Yamaha)United States}} Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)United States}} Jessica Patterson
2008United States}} James Stewart Jr. (Kawasaki)United States}} Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)United States}} Ashley Fiolek
Year 450 Class 250 Class Women's MX
2009Australia}} Chad Reed (Suzuki)United States}} Ryan Dungey (Suzuki)United States}} Ashley Fiolek
2010United States}} Ryan Dungey (Suzuki)United States}} Trey Canard (Honda)United States}} Jessica Patterson
2011United States}} Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)Scotland}} Dean Wilson (Kawasaki)United States}} Ashley Fiolek (Honda)
2012United States}} Ryan Dungey (KTM)United States}} Blake Baggett (Kawasaki)United States}} Ashley Fiolek (Honda)
2013United States}} Ryan Villopoto (Kawasaki)United States}} Eli Tomac (Honda)United States}} Jessica Patterson(Honda)
2014Germany}} Ken Roczen (KTM)United States}} Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)United States}} Marissa Markelon (Kawasaki)
2015United States}} Ryan Dungey (KTM)United States}} Jeremy Martin (Yamaha)United States}} Kylie Fasnacht (Kawasaki)
2016Germany}} Ken Roczen (Suzuki)United States}} Cooper Webb (Yamaha)United States}} Kylie Fasnacht (Kawasaki)
2017United States}} Eli Tomac (Kawasaki)United States}} Zach Osborne (Husqvarna)
2018United States}} Eli Tomac (Kawasaki)United States}} Aaron Plessinger (Yamaha)

Most wins by Rider

Source:[8]

Most Championships
450/250 Class Titles 250/125 Class Titles 500 Class Titles
USA}} Ricky Carmichael 7USA}} Ryan Villopoto 3USA}} Broc Glover 3
USA}} Ryan Villopoto 2USA}} Ricky Carmichael 3USA}} Jeff Ward 2
USA}} Jeff Stanton 3USA}} Mark Barnett 3USA}} Ricky Johnson 2
USA}} Ricky Johnson 3USA}} Broc Glover 3USA}} David Bailey 2
USA}} Tony DiStefano 3USA}} Jeremy Martin 2USA}} Jimmy Weinert 2
USA}} Gary Jones 3USA}} James Stewart Jr. 2USA}} Mike LaRocco 1
GER}} Ken Roczen 2USA}} Steve Lamson 2USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 1
USA}} Ryan Dungey 2USA}} Doug Henry 2FRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle 1
USA}} Jeff Emig 2USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 2USA}} Darrell Schultz 1
USA}} Jeff Ward 2USA}} Micky Dymond 2USA}} Chuck Sun 1
USA}} Kent Howerton 2USA}} Bob Hannah 2USA}} Danny LaPorte 1
USA}} Bob Hannah 2USA}} Marty Smith 2USA}} Rick Burgett 1
USA}} Eli Tomac 2USA}} Zach Osborne 1USA}} Marty Smith 1
AUS}} Chad Reed 1USA}} Cooper Webb 1USA}} Kent Howerton 1
USA}} James Stewart 1USA}} Eli Tomac 1NED}} Pierre Karsmakers 1
South Africa}} Grant Langston 1USA}} Blake Baggett 1USA}} Brad Lackey 1
South Africa}} Greg Albertyn 1Scotland}} Dean Wilson 1
USA}} Doug Henry 1USA}} Trey Canard 1
USA}} Jeremy McGrath 1USA}} Ryan Dungey 1
USA}} Mike LaRocco 1USA}} Ivan Tedesco 1
USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 1South Africa}} Grant Langston 1
FRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle 1USA}} Mike Brown 1
USA}} David Bailey 1USA}} Travis Pastrana 1
USA}} Donnie Hansen 1USA}} Jeff Emig 1
USA}} Guy Cooper 1
USA}} George Holland 1
USA}} Ron Lechien 1
USA}} Jeff Ward 1
USA}} Johnny O'Mara 1
Most Overall Wins
450/250 Class Wins 250/125 Class Wins 500 Class Wins
USA}} Ricky Carmichael 76USA}} James Stewart Jr. 28USA}} Broc Glover 19
USA}} Ryan Dungey 39USA}} Ricky Carmichael 26NED}} Pierre Karsmakers 16
USA}} Bob Hannah 27USA}} Mark Barnett 25USA}} Brad Lackey 16
USA}} Ricky Johnson 22USA}} Steve Lamson 20USA}} David Bailey 15
USA}} James Stewart Jr. 20USA}} Ryan Villopoto 19USA}} Jeff Ward 12
USA}} Kent Howerton 18USA}} Guy Cooper 16USA}} Ricky Johnson 11
USA}} Jeff Emig 16USA}} Blake Baggett 14USA}} Jimmy Weinert 9
GER}} Ken Roczen 15USA}} Broc Glover 14USA}} Jeff Stanton 8
USA}} Jeremy McGrath 15USA}} Jeremy Martin 13USA}} Chuck Sun 7
USA}} Jeff Ward 13USA}} Jeff Emig 13USA}} Mike Bell 6
USA}} Ryan Villopoto 12USA}} George Holland 13USA}} Rick Burgett 6
USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 12USA}} Eli Tomac 12USA}} Danny LaPorte 5
USA}} Jeff Stanton 12USA}} Jeff Ward 11USA}} Kent Howerton 5
USA}} Mike LaRocco 11USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 10FRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle 4
AUS}} Chad Reed 10USA}} Ron Lechien 10USA}} Danny Chandler 4
USA}} Kevin Windham 10South Africa}} Grant Langston 9USA}} Mike Kiedrowski 3
USA}} Eli Tomac 17FRA}} Marvin Musquin 8USA}} Darrell Schultz 3
USA}} Doug Henry 7USA}} Mike Brown 8USA}} Gary Semics 3
Holland}} Pierre Karsmakers 7USA}} Micky Dymond 8USA}} Goat Breker 3
USA}} Jimmy Weinert 7USA}} Bob Hannah 8USA}} Michael Hartwig 3
USA}} John Dowd 6USA}} Marty Smith 8USA}} Bob Hannah 2
USA}} Damon Bradshaw 6USA}} Joey Savatgy 7USA}} Mike LaRocco 2
USA}} Ron Lechien 6USA}} Cooper Webb 7USA}} Ron Lechien 2
USA}} Marty Tripes 6FRA}} Christophe Pourcel 7USA}} Marty Smith 2
South Africa}} Greg Albertyn 5USA}} Ryan Dungey 7USA}} Tony DiStefano 2
USA}} Jimmy Ellis 5USA}} Travis Pastrana 7USA}} Gaylon Mosier 2
USA}} Tony DiStefano 5USA}} Kevin Windham 7USA}} Rex Staten 2
FRA}} Marvin Musquin 4USA}} Doug Henry 7USA}} Barry Higgins 2
South Africa}} Grant Langston 3USA}} Erik Kehoe 7USA}} Mike Runyard 2
FRA}} David Vuillemin 3USA}} Johnny O'Mara 7USA}} Steve Stackable 2
FRA}} Sebastien Tortelli 3USA}} Zach Osborne 6USA}} Tommy Croft 2
USA}} Ezra Lusk 3South Africa}} Tyla Rattray 6USA}} Marty Tripes 1
USA}} David Bailey 3USA}} Mike LaRocco 6USA}} Alan King 1
USA}} Donnie Hansen 3New Zealand}} Ben Townley 5USA}} Bill Grossi 1
USA}} Blake Baggett 2Scotland}} Dean Wilson 5USA}} Rich Thorwaldson 1
USA}} Justin Barcia 2USA}} Trey Canard 5USA}} Bryan Kenney 1
USA}} Mike Alessi 2USA}} Broc Hepler 5USA}} Denny Swartz 1
USA}} Tim Ferry 2USA}} Ryan Hughes 5USA}} Eric Eaton 1
FRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle 2USA}} Robbie Reynard 5USA}} Wyman Priddy 1
USA}} Johnny O'Mara 2USA}} Larry Ward 4
USA}} Broc Glover 2FRA}} Stephane Roncada 4
USA}} Marty Smith 2USA}} Damon Bradshaw 4
USA}} Gary Bailey 2USA}} Jake Weimer 3
USA}} Gunnar Lindstrom 2USA}} Andrew Short 3
USA}} Sonny Defeo 2USA}} Mike Alessi 3
NED}} Jeffrey Herlings 1USA}} Damon Huffman 3
USA}} Justin Bogle 1FRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle 3
USA}} Trey Canard 1USA}} Donny Schmit 3
AUS}} Bret Metcalfe 1USA}} Danny LaPorte 3
USA}} Tommy Hahn 1USA}} Justin Barcia 3
USA}} Matt Goerke 1USA}} Aaron Plessinger 2
USA}} Josh Grant 1GER}} Ken Roczen 2
USA}} Ivan Tedesco 1USA}} Ivan Tedesco 2
USA}} Jimmy Button 1USA}} Broc Sellards 2
FRA}} Mickael Pichon 1USA}} John Dowd 2
USA}} Jeff Matiasevich 1USA}} Jeremy McGrath 2
USA}} Alan King 1USA}} Eddie Warren 2
USA}} Billy Liles 1USA}} Keith Bowen 2
USA}} Kenny Keylon 1USA}} Brian Myerscough 2
USA}} Steve Wise 1USA}} Tim Hart 2
USA}} Ken Zahrt 1USA}} Austin Forkner 1
USA}} Bill Grossi 1USA}} Adam Ciancurulo 1
USA}} Rich Thorwaldson 1USA}} Josh Grant 1
USA}} Tim Hart 1USA}} Craig Anderson 1
USA}} John DeSoto 1USA}} Danny Smith 1
USA}} Jim Pomeroy 1AUS}} Chad Reed 1
USA}} Kelly Smith 1
USA}} Nick Wey 1
USA}} Tallon Vohland 1
USA}} Scott Sheak 1
USA}} Tim Ferry 1
USA}} James Dobb 1
USA}} Brian Swink 1
USA}} Jeff Matiasevich 1
USA}} A.J. Whitling 1
USA}} Gaylon Mosier 1
USA}} Warren Reid 1
USA}} Steve Wise 1
USA}} Jimmy Ellis 1

AMA Supercross

{{main|AMA Supercross Championship}}

In the 1970s promoters such as Bill France started bringing motocross races in from the country to stadiums within cities. Instead of being built upon natural terrain, dirt was imported into the stadiums where promoters tried to emulate the motocross tracks. In 1972 Mike Goodwin and Terry Tiernan, the president of the AMA, put on one of these stadium races in the Los Angeles Coliseum. The race was dubbed as the Super Bowl of Motocross. Eventually this form of racing evolved into its own sport and series with the name Supercross which was a shortening of the original "Super Bowl of Motocross". American motocross racing distinguished itself from European motocross by having two different season championships run each year for each class both sanctioned by the AMA. Currently{{When|date=March 2017}} the AMA runs their 17-round Supercross championship from the first weekend in January to the first weekend in May and then the 12-round outdoor Motocross championship from mid-May through late August.

Whereas AMA Motocross is two 30-minute plus 2 lap motos per each round with the winner being the rider with the highest combined points total for the two motos, in Supercross there is only one points-paying race per round. Around 40 riders qualify for each Supercross round. Heat races and LCQs are used to bring the field down to 22 riders for a points-paying main event for each round. A main event is 20 minutes plus 1 lap for the 450 class and 15 minutes plus 1 lap for the 250 class. There is no 250 Supercross national champion like there is for motocross. The 250 class in Supercross is split into East and West divisional rounds with an All Star race combining the top riders of each division at the final round in Las Vegas.

AMA Motocross and Supercross Champions

Year 450 MX
(formerly 250 cc 2-stroke)		 450 SX
(formerly 250 cc 2-stroke)		 250 MX
(formerly 125 cc 2-stroke)		 250 SX West
(formerly 125 cc 2-stroke)		 250 SX East
(formerly 125 cc 2-stroke)		 500 MX
1972USA}} Gary JonesUSA}} Brad Lackey
1973USA}} Gary JonesNetherlands}} Pierre Karsmakers
1974USA}} Gary JonesNetherlands}} Pierre KarsmakersUSA}} Marty SmithUSA}} Jimmy Weinert
1975USA}} Tony DiStefanoUSA}} Jimmy EllisUSA}} Marty SmithUSA}} Jimmy Weinert
1976USA}} Tony DiStefanoUSA}} Jimmy WeinertUSA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Kent Howerton
1977USA}} Tony DiStefanoUSA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Broc GloverUSA}} Marty Smith
1978USA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Broc GloverUSA}} Rick Burgett
1979USA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Bob HannahUSA}} Broc GloverUSA}} Danny LaPorte
1980USA}} Kent HowertonUSA}} Mike BellUSA}} Mark BarnettUSA}} Chuck Sun
1981USA}} Kent HowertonUSA}} Mark BarnettUSA}} Mark BarnettUSA}} Broc Glover
1982USA}} Donnie HansenUSA}} Donnie HansenUSA}} Mark BarnettUSA}} Darrell Schultz
1983USA}} David BaileyUSA}} David BaileyUSA}} Johnny O'MaraUSA}} Broc Glover
1984USA}} Rick JohnsonUSA}} Johnny O'MaraUSA}} Jeff WardUSA}} David Bailey
1985USA}} Jeff WardUSA}} Jeff WardUSA}} Ron LechienUSA}} Bobby MooreUSA}} Eddie WarrenUSA}} Broc Glover
1986USA}} Rick JohnsonUSA}} Rick JohnsonUSA}} Micky DymondUSA}} Donny SchmitUSA}} Keith TurpinUSA}} David Bailey
1987USA}} Rick JohnsonUSA}} Jeff WardUSA}} Micky DymondUSA}} Willie SurrattUSA}} Ron TichenorUSA}} Rick Johnson
1988USA}} Jeff WardUSA}} Rick JohnsonUSA}} George HollandUSA}} Jeff MatiasevichUSA}} Tod DeHoopUSA}} Rick Johnson
1989USA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Mike KiedrowskiUSA}} Jeff MatiasevichUSA}} Damon BradshawUSA}} Jeff Ward
1990USA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Guy CooperUSA}} Ty DavisUSA}} Denny StephensonUSA}} Jeff Ward
1991FRA}} Jean-Michel BayleFRA}} Jean-Michel BayleUSA}} Mike KiedrowskiUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Brian SwinkFRA}} Jean-Michel Bayle
1992USA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Jeff StantonUSA}} Jeff EmigUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Brian SwinkUSA}} Mike Kiedrowski
1993USA}} Mike KiedrowskiUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Doug HenryUSA}} Jimmy GaddisUSA}} Doug HenryUSA}} Mike LaRocco
1994USA}} Mike LaRoccoUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Doug HenryUSA}} Damon HuffmanUSA}} Ezra Lusk
1995USA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Steve LamsonUSA}} Damon HuffmanFRA}} Mickael Pichon
1996USA}} Jeff EmigUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Steve LamsonUSA}} Kevin WindhamFRA}} Mickael Pichon
1997USA}} Jeff EmigUSA}} Jeff EmigUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Kevin WindhamUSA}} Tim Ferry
1998USA}} Doug HenryUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} John DowdUSA}} Ricky Carmichael
1999South Africa}} Greg AlbertynUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Nathan RamseyCosta Rica}} Ernesto Fonseca
2000USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Jeremy McGrathUSA}} Travis PastranaUSA}} Shae BentlyFRA}} Stephane Roncada
2001USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Mike BrownEcuador}} Ernesto FonsecaUSA}} Travis Pastrana
2002USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} James StewartUSA}} Travis PrestonAUS}} Chad Reed
2003USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelSouth Africa}} Grant LangstonUSA}} James StewartUSA}} Branden Jesseman
2004USA}} Ricky CarmichaelAUS}} Chad ReedUSA}} James StewartUSA}} Ivan TedescoUSA}} James Stewart
2005USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ivan TedescoUSA}} Ivan TedescoSouth Africa}} Grant Langston
2006USA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ricky CarmichaelUSA}} Ryan VillopotoSouth Africa}} Grant LangstonUSA}} Davi Millsaps
2007South Africa}} Grant LangstonUSA}} James StewartUSA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Ryan VillopotoNew Zealand}} Ben Townley
2008USA}} James StewartAUS}} Chad ReedUSA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Jason LawrenceUSA}} Trey Canard
2009AUS}} Chad ReedUSA}} James StewartUSA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Ryan DungeyFRA}} Christophe Pourcel
2010USA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Trey CanardUSA}} Jake WeimerFRA}} Christophe Pourcel
2011USA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Ryan VillopotoScotland}} Dean WilsonUSA}} Broc TickleUSA}} Justin Barcia
2012USA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Blake BaggettUSA}} Eli TomacUSA}} Justin Barcia
2013USA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Eli TomacGER}} Ken RoczenUSA}} Will Hahn
2014GER}} Ken RoczenUSA}} Ryan VillopotoUSA}} Jeremy MartinUSA}} Jason AndersonUSA}} Justin Bogle
2015USA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Jeremy MartinUSA}} Cooper WebbFRA}} Marvin Musquin
2016GER}} Ken RoczenUSA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Cooper WebbUSA}} Cooper WebbUSA}} Malcolm Stewart
2017USA}} Eli TomacUSA}} Ryan DungeyUSA}} Zach OsborneUSA}} Justin HillUSA}} Zach Osborne
2018USA}} Eli TomacUSA}} Jason AndersonUSA}} Aaron PlessingerUSA}} Aaron PlessingerUSA}} Zach Osborne

Rookie Season Champions

2010 Ryan Dungey became the only rider to capture both the Supercross and Motocross titles in his rookie year.[10]

See also

  • List of Trans-AMA motocross champions

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://vault.racerxonline.com/1972/mx/intro |title=1972 Motocross Season |publisher=racerxonline.com |accessdate=21 February 2016 }}
2. ^{{cite book |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=M_kDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA36&dq=1972+american+motorcyclist+motocross+rules+book&hl=en&ei=XNKnTJbKGcK78ga-84yBDQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CDEQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false |title=The First Sixty Years: An Illustrated History of the American Motorcyclist Association |publisher=Books.Google.com |date=January 1984 |work=American Motorcyclist |accessdate=October 2, 2010 }}
3. ^1 {{cite web |url=http://www.trpro.com/WMA/history.shtml |title=Women's Motocross National |publisher=Women's Motocross Association |accessdate=October 2, 2010 }}
4. ^{{cite book |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=J_YDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA28&dq=american+motorcyclist+motocross+history&hl=en&ei=OM2nTKuGEsP38Ab5udCsDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CDwQ6AEwBDgU#v=onepage&q&f=false |title=Counting Strokes |publisher=Books.Google.com |date=June 1997 |work=American Motorcyclist |accessdate=October 2, 2010 }}
5. ^{{cite web | url= http://admin.amaproracing.com/assets/MX_Rules_2009.pdf | format= PDF | title= Motocross Rule Book | publisher= AMA | accessdate= March 15, 2010}}
6. ^{{cite book |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=6vkDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA38&dq=american+motorcyclist+february+1986&hl=en&ei=sZ2nTM7nI4P68Abi3sSgDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCwQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=american%20motorcyclist%20february%201986&f=false |title=AMA Motocross Champions |publisher=Books.Google.com |date=February 1986 |work=American Motorcyclist |accessdate=October 2, 2010 }}
7. ^{{cite web|url=http://motocrossactionmag.com/main/everychamp.aspx |title=Every Champ There Ever Was |publisher=Motocross Action |accessdate=October 2, 2010 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20101025125521/http://motocrossactionmag.com/main/everychamp.aspx |archivedate=October 25, 2010 |deadurl=yes }}
8. ^2017 AMA Supercross media guide
9. ^https://www.dropbox.com/s/qzi5lvjoe7bia71/2016%20Lucas%20Oil%20Pro%20Motocross%20Media%20Guide_WEB.pdf?dl=0
10. ^{{cite web|last=Moore|first=Eli|url=https://www.redbull.com/us-en/dungeys-epic-career-part-2|title=Ryan Dungey: An Epic Career Part 2|publisher=redbull.com|date=May 18, 2017|accessdate=Aug 6, 2017}}

External links

  • MX Sports Pro Racing official website
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