The 2019 FIM Sidecarcross World Championship, the 40th edition of the competition.[1]
Season | |
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Grands Prix | 14 |
Duration | 7 April 2019–15 September 2019 |
Drivers | |
Champions | Etienne Bax Kaspars Stupelis |
Calendar
editThe Grand Prix calendar for the 2019 season:[1][2]
GP | Date | Location | Race Winners | Grand Prix Winner | Source |
1 | 7 April | Lommel | Julian Veldman/ Glenn Janssens | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
2 | 14 April | Talavera de la Reina | Valentin Giraud / Andres Haller | Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | Result |
Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | |||||
3 | 22 April | Oldebroek | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
4 | 12 May | Kramolin | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Result |
Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | |||||
5 | 19 May | Kyiv | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
6 | 2 June | Plomion | Valentin Giraud / Andres Haller | Valentin Giraud / Andres Haller | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
7 | 9 June | Kiviõli | Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | Result |
Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | |||||
8 | 7 July | Markelo | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
9 | 14 July | Strassbessenbach | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
10 | 28 July | Stelpe | Arne Dierckens / Robbie Bax | Arne Dierckens / Robbie Bax | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
11 | 25 August | Roggenburg | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Result |
Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | |||||
12 | 1 September | Gooik | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Result |
Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | |||||
13 | 8 September | Geugnon | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Result |
Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | |||||
14 | 15 September | Rudersberg | Stuart Brown / Josh Chamberlain | Stuart Brown / Josh Chamberlain | Result |
Stuart Brown / Josh Chamberlain |
Final standings
editThe top ten teams in the final standings:[3]
Position | Driver / Passenger | Equipment | Bike No. | Points |
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1 | Etienne Bax / Kaspars Stupelis | Zabel-WSP | 82 | 604 |
2 | Marvin Vanluchene / Ben van den Bogaart | Zabel-VMC | 1 | 548 |
3 | Koen Hermans / Nicolas Musset | Zabel-WSP | 2 | 447 |
4 | Stuart Brown / Josh Chamberlain | Husqvarna-WHT | 888 | 421 |
5 | Arne Dierckens / Robbie Bax | Zabel-WSP | 10 | 406 |
6 | Kert Varik / Lauris Daiders | Husqvarna-WSP | 7 | 331 |
7 | Zeno Compalati / Bastien Chopin | Zabel-VMC | 18 | 295 |
8 | Jake Brown / Joe Millard | Zabel-WSP | 28 | 294 |
9 | Davy Sanders / Lari Kunnas | Zabel-WSP | 9 | 252 |
10 | Kristof Santermans / Konstantinas Beleckas | Zabel-WSP | 16 | 203 |
References
edit- ^ a b "FIM Sidecar Motocross World Championship: Calendar". FIM-Live.com. Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme.
- ^ "Sidecarcross FIM World Championship - Races - fimsidecarcross.com". fimsidecarcross.com.
- ^ "Sidecarcross FIM World Championship - Standings - fimsidecarcross.com". fimsidecarcross.com. Retrieved 2019-09-10.