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1959 Motocross World Championship

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Motocross championship season

1959 Motocross World Championship
Action from the 1959 500cc Dutch Grand Prix, held inNorg on 26 July 1959.
OrganizerFIM
Duration12 April/26 August
Number of races11
Number of manufacturers8
Champions
500ccSwedenSten Lundin
250cc[a]SwedenRolf Tibblin
Motocross World Championship seasons

The1959 Motocross World Championship was the 3rd edition of theMotocross World Championship organized by theFIM and reserved for 500cc motorcycles.[1]

Summary

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After five editions of theEuropean Championship, from 1952 to 1956, the championship from 1957 took the name of theWorld Championship, at least for the500cc class. The250cc class, introduced this season, will also dispute five running-in seasons, from 1957 to 1961, a period in which it will take on the name of the European Cup, to become World Championship as well starting from the 1962 season.[1]

From April 12 to August 23, the 500cc class held 9 grands prix which awarded points to the first six classified competitors, respectively: 8, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1. The score in the final classification of each competitor was calculated on the best four results.[2]

Grands Prix

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500cc

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RoundDateGrand PrixLocationWinnerTeamReport
1April 12Austria Austrian Grand PrixSittendorfSwedenSten LundinMonarkReport
2April 26Switzerland Swiss Grand PrixGenevaSwedenBill NilssonCrescent-AJSReport
3May 10Denmark Danish Grand PrixRjenbergUnited KingdomLes Archer Jr.NortonReport
4May 17France French Grand PrixMayenneUnited Kingdom Les Archer Jr.NortonReport
5June 14Italy Italian Grand PrixImolaSweden Sten LundinMonarkReport
6June 21Germany West German Grand PrixBielsteinSweden Sten LundinMonarkReport
7July 5United Kingdom British Grand PrixShrewsburyUnited KingdomJeff SmithBSAReport
8July 26Netherlands Dutch Grand PrixNorgNetherlands Broer DirkxBSAReport
9August 2Belgium Belgian Grand PrixDes Houlpaix - JupilleSweden Bill NilssonCrescent-AJSReport
10August 9Luxembourg Luxembourg Grand PrixEttelbruckSweden Sten LundinMonarkReport
11August 23Sweden Swedish Grand PrixSaxtorpSweden Bill NilssonCrescent-AJSReport
Sources:[3][4]

250cc

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RoundDateGrand PrixLocationWinnerTeamReport
1April 12Austria Austrian Grand PrixSittendorfCzech Republic Miloslav SoucekESOReport
2May 11Switzerland Swiss Grand PrixGenevaUnited KingdomBrian StonebridgeGreevesReport
3April 26Belgium Belgian Grand PrixYpresCzech RepublicJaromír ČížekJawaReport
4May 17East Germany East German Grand PrixTeterowCzech Republic Jaromír ČížekJawaReport
5May 24Czech Republic Czechoslovak Grand PrixDivoká ŠárkaCzech Republic Jaromír ČížekJawaReport
6May 31Poland Polish Grand PrixKatowice-ZabrzeCzech Republic Jaromír ČížekJawaReport
7June 7Germany West German Grand PrixLudweilerSwedenRolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
8June 21Italy Italian Grand PrixPineroloUnited Kingdom Brian StonebridgeGreevesReport
9June 28France French Grand PrixCasselSweden Rolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
10July 12Netherlands Dutch Grand PrixLichtenvoordeSweden Rolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
11July 19United Kingdom British Grand PrixBeenhan ParkSweden Rolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
12August 9Luxembourg Luxembourg Grand PrixEttelbruckSweden Rolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
13August 16Sweden Swedish Grand PrixVetlandaSweden Rolf TibblinHusqvarnaReport
Sources:[5][6]

Final standings

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500cc

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Points are awarded to the top 6 classified finishers. For the final championship standings, half of the competitors' results + 1 are retained. Thus with 11 500cc Grand Prix, the 6 best results are retained. With 13 250cc Grand Prix, the 7 best results are retained.[1]

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th 
Points864321
PosRiderMachineAUT
Austria
CH
Switzerland
DEN
Denmark
FRA
France
ITA
Italy
GER
West Germany
UK
United Kingdom
NED
Netherlands
BEL
Belgium
LUX
Luxembourg
SWE
Sweden
Pts
1SwedenSten LundinMonark12311421444
2SwedenBill NilssonCrescent-AJS 7R41241136
3United Kingdom Dave CurtisMatchless4522234334
4Netherlands Broer DirkxBSA263341627
5United KingdomLes Archer Jr.Norton311423
6United KingdomJeff SmithBSA46516221
7United KingdomDon RickmanTriumph-Métisse33312
8Sweden Lars GustavssonMonark663212
9BelgiumRené BaetenAJS 7R special2659
10United KingdomDerek RickmanTriumph-Métisse26
11Belgium Hubert ScailletMatchless365
12Belgium Nic JansenSaroléa545
13SwedenRolf TibblinHusqvarna554
United KingdomJohn DraperBSA554
15Denmark Boris RasbroBSA43
16SwedenOve LundellMonark52
Belgium Jaw RombautsBSA52
Sweden Raymond SigvardssonMatchless52
19Sweden Gunnar JohanssonCrescent-AJS 7R61
Denmark Ejvind HansenBSA61
France Jean HazianisBSA61
Source:[4]

250cc

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PosRiderMachineAUT
Austria
CH
Switzerland
BEL
Belgium
GDR
East Germany
CSK
Czechoslovakia
POL
Poland
RFA
West Germany
ITA
Italy
FRA
France
NED
Netherlands
UK
United Kingdom
LUX
Luxembourg
SWE
Sweden
Pts
1SwedenRolf TibblinHusqvarna411111151
2United KingdomBrian StonebridgeGreeves114126240
3Czech RepublicJaromír ČížekJawa3111234
4Czech Republic Jaroslav KmochJawa224533329
5Sweden Stig RickardssonHusqvarna2425223
6Czech Republic Frantisek RonJawa6562543322
7Sweden Lennart DahlénHusqvarna5335643422
8Czech Republic Miloslav SoucekESO13613
9SwedenTorsten HallmanHusqvarna429
10United KingdomDave BickersGreeves4359
11West Germany Willy OesterleMaico2668
West GermanyFritz BetzelbacherMaico66358
13United KingdomJeff SmithBSA26
Belgium Fernand NeriAermacchi26
15Belgium Jean CrossetJawa545
16Sweden Per Olaf PerssonHusqvarna34
17West Germany Rolf MüllerMaico43
18ItalyEmilio OstoreroMival653
Germany Otto WalzMaico43
Germany Klaus KamperMaico43
21Poland Eungenius FrelichJawa52
Sweden Sivert ErikssonHusqvarna52
United KingdomJohn DraperBSA52
24Poland Eungenius KrokowskiJawa61
Netherlands Rudi BoomGreeves61
SwedenOve LundellHusqvarna61
Source:[6]

Notes

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  1. ^Now called the European Championship.

References

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  1. ^abc"2015 MXGP Guide"(PDF). mxgp.com. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 4 March 2016. Retrieved20 August 2021.
  2. ^"Championnat du monde 500cc - 1959"(PDF). memotocross.fr. Retrieved20 August 2021.
  3. ^"1959 500cc Motocross World Championship race results". memotocross.fr. Retrieved23 December 2022.
  4. ^ab"1959 500cc motocross world championship results"(PDF). memotocross.fr. Retrieved22 December 2022.
  5. ^"1959 250cc European Cup race results". memotocross.fr. Retrieved23 December 2022.
  6. ^ab"1959 250cc European motocross championship results"(PDF). memotocross.fr. Retrieved22 December 2022.
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