2008 Sidecarcross World Championship




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2008 Sidecarcross World Championship

Season

Grands Prix
 12

Start date
 20 April

End date
 28 September

Drivers

Champions
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen

Switzerland Reto Grütter

Sidecarcross des Nations
Netherlands Netherlands

Chronology

Previous season
Next season

2007
2009

The 2008 FIM Sidecarcross world championship, the 29th edition of the competition, started on 20 April and finished after twelve race weekends on 14 September 2008. Daniël Willemsen and Reto Grütter were the defending champions, having won the title in 2007, and repeated this achievement in 2008.




Contents






  • 1 Overview


  • 2 Format


  • 3 Calendar


  • 4 Classification


    • 4.1 Riders


    • 4.2 Manufacturers




  • 5 Race by race statistics


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Overview


The 2008 season was the 29th edition of the sidecarcross world championship.


The twelve races of the season were held in ten countries, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, France (2x), Germany (2x), Croatia, Belgium, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine and Denmark.


After 17 seasons in the Sidecarcross World Championship, five-time World Champion Kristers Sergis announced his retirement from the competition, finishing his career with a second place in the 2008 edition.[1]



Format


Every Grand Prix weekend is split into two races, both held on the same day. This means, the 2008 season with its twelve Grand Prix has 24 races. Each race lasts for 30 minutes plus two rounds. The two races on a weekend actually get combined to determine an overall winner. While this overall winners receives no extra WC points, they usually are awarded a special trophy.


The first twenty teams of each race score competition points. The point system for the 2008 season is as follows:[2]



















































Place
 Points
1
 25
2
 22
3
 20
4
 18
5
 16
6
 15
7
 14
8
 13
9
 12
10
 11















































Place
 Points
11
 10
12
 9
13
 8
14
 7
15
 6
16
 5
17
 4
18
 3
19
 2
20
 1



Calendar


The calendar for the 2008 season:[3]



































































































Date
Place
Race winners
GP winner
20 April
Netherlands Oss
Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis
Belgium Jan Hendrickx / Tim Smeuninx

Belgium Jan Hendrickx / Tim Smeuninx
11 May
Czech Republic Jinín
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
18 May
Ukraine Chernivtsi
Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis
Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
1 June
Italy Cingoli
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
8 June
France Bourg-Bruche
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
13 July
Belgium Genk
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
20 July
Germany Strassbessenbach
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis

Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis
3 August
Denmark Slagelse
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
10 August
Latvia Kegums
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Latvia Maris Rupeiks / Haralds Kurpnieks

Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis
17 August
Estonia Kiviõli
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
7 September
France Dardon Guegnon
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
14 September
Germany Rudersberg
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter

Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
28 September
Belgium Genk
Netherlands Netherlands


  • The Sidecarcross des Nations in Genk on 28 September 2008 is a non-championship event but part of the calendar and is denoted by a light blue background in the table above.

  • Only Kegums and Rudersberg have been part of the 2007 race season, all other ten courses are new compare to last season.



Classification



Riders


The top ten of the 2008 season were:[4]

















































































Position
Driver / Passenger
Equipment
Bike
No
Points

1
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen / Switzerland Reto Grütter
Zabel-VMC
1
531

2
Latvia Kristers Sergis / Kaspars Stupelis
 KTM-AYR
3
434

3
Belgium Jan Hendrickx / Tim Smeuninx
 Zabel-VMC
2
421

4
Belgium Joris Hendrickx / Latvia Kaspars Liepins
KTM-AYR
8
394

5
Germany Marko Happich / Switzerland Meinrad Schelbert
 Zabel-MEFO
7
317

6
Latvia Maris Rupeiks / Haralds Kurpnieks
 KTM-AYR
6
297

7
Czech Republic Vaclav Rozehnal / Marek Rozehnal
 Zabel-VMC
5
273

8
Latvia Janis Daiders / Lauris Daiders
 KTM-AYR
10
269

9
Belgium Nicky Pulinx / Czech Republic Ondrej Cermak
 Zabel-VMC
14
244

10
Netherlands Etienne Bax / Marc van Deutekom
 Zabel-VMC
21
240

  • Equipment listed is motor and frame.


Manufacturers


Parallel to the riders championship, a manufacturers competition is also held. The final standings in the manufacturers competition were:[4]

































Position
Manufacturer
Points

1
VMC
584

2
AYR
504

3
KTM
394

4
Husaberg
0
BSU
0


Race by race statistics


The numbers for every team are allocated according to their 2007 season finish, meaning the world champion received number one and so on. The numbers for drivers not participating this season were not re-allocated. New entries received a random number above the number 48 which is the last place achieved by a driver in the points in 2007. This system makes it possible to see a driver's improvement or decline from last year by comparing number with position.


The following teams have taken part in races this season:[4]
Driver / Passenger
Equipment
No.
Points
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

1
Netherlands Daniël Willemsen /

Switzerland Reto Grütter *
Zabel-VMC
 1
 531
 5
 3
1
1
 3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
 x
1
1
1
D1
1
1
1
1
1
1

2
Latvia Kristers Serģis /

Kaspars Stupelis


 KTM-AYR
 3
 434
1
 x
 2
 x
1
 2
 2
 3
 2
 5
 x
 2
 3
1
 2
 2
 7
1
 2
D2
 2
 2
 2
 2

3
Belgium Jan Hendrickx /

Tim Smeuninx


Zabel-VMC
 2
 421
 2
1
 7
 4
 8
 6
 13
 6
 5
 2
 2
 3
 8
 5
 4
 4
 5
 2
 3
 3
 7
 3
 4
 5

4
Belgium Joris Hendrickx /

Latvia Kaspars Liepiņš
KTM-AYR
 8
 394
 3
 7
 3
 5
 2
 7
 5
 4
 8
 4
 3
 4
 12
 2
 6
 8
 6
 5
 5
 10
 5
 4
 5
 4

5
Germany Marko Happich /

Switzerland Meinrad Schelbert


Zabel-MEFO
 7
 317
 x
 4
 6
 6
 7
 4
 3
 2
 4
 3
 x
 11
 6
 11
 18
 x
 8
 3
 8
 9
 9
 5
 8
 3

6
Latvia Māris Rupeiks /

Haralds Kurpnieks


KTM-AYR
 6
 297
 12
 x
 4
 8
 12
 5
 7
 x
 12
 7
 4
 7
 5
 6
 x
 7
 2
 4
 11
 2
 3
 x
 7
 9

7
Czech Republic Vaclav Rozehnal /

Marek Rozehnal


 Zabel-VMC
 5
 273
 14
 8
 x
 2
 4
 3
 4
 11
 7
 6
 7
 8
 2
 x
 13
 12
 10
 7
 15
 6
 8
 10
 x
 x

8
Latvia Jānis Daiders /

Lauris Daiders


KTM-AYR
 10
 269
 19
 12
 11
 x
 6
 11
 6
 x
 x
 9
 6
 x
 4
 10
 9
 6
 3
 13
 6
 4
 6
 7
 3
 6

9
Belgium Nicky Pulinx /

Czech Republic Ondrej Cermak *


 Zabel-VMC
 14
 244
 16
 x
 9
 16
 5
 9
 9
 7
 9
 14
 x
 6
 11
 9
 14
 19
 4
 12
 4
 5
 4
 6
 12
 x

10
Netherlands Etienne Bax /

Marc van Deutekom


 Zabel-VMC
 21
 240
 4
 x
 8
 10
 x
 12
 8
 8
 6
 10
 8
 15
 10
 3
 8
 13
 9
 9
 7
 x
 14
 13
 13
 16

11
Netherlands Marcel Willemsen /

Germany Marco Godau


Zabel-VSP
 17
 208
 10
 11
 5
 7
 9
 8
 12
 x
 x
 18
 9
 10
 15
 8
 5
 5
 15
 10
 x
 14
 13
 x
 15
 13

12
Netherlands Carlo van Duijnhoven /

Christian Verhagen


 Zabel-VMC
 12
 172
 8
 6
 15
 11
 17
 13
 14
 12
 15
 x
 x
 18
 x
 15
 x
 10
 11
 6
 10
 7
 x
 11
 16
 12

13
Netherlands Thijs Derks /

Gertie Eggink *
Husaberg-VMC
 27
 158
 13
 2
 14
 18
 x
 15
 17
 x
 10
 8
 10
 9
 x
 18
 10
 20
 17
 8
 16
 13
 17
 12
 18
 x

14
Netherlands Eric Schrijver /

Henry van de Wiel
MTH-VMC
 101
 139
 6
 5
 19
 x
 14
 14
 19
 14
 11
 12
 12
 16
 9
 14

13
 19
 18
 x
 11
 x
 14
 x

15
Germany Martin Walter /

Andre Saam *


 Zabel-WSP
 15
 127
 x
 20
 10
 9
 11
 10
 10
 5
 x
 x
 11
 x
 14
 14
 x
 16
 18
 x
 x
 11

x
 13

16
Belgium Peter Steegmans /

Dagwin Sabbe


 Zabel-WSP
 40
 115
 20
 17



x
 9

5
 5
 7
 4
 x
 x
 12
 x
 9
 8




17
United Kingdom Stuart Brown /

Luke Peters *


 Zabel-VMC
 24
 108
 18
 9



11
 x
 3
 13
 13
 17
 20
 x





x
 8
 6
 7

18
Germany Thomas Morch /

Marius Strauss


 Zabel-WSP
 23
 102

12
 13
 10
 18
 18
 10
 17
 19
 16
 19
 x
 15
 x
 14
 19
 16
 17
 18
 16
 x
 10
 19

19
Belgium Kristof Santermans /

Netherlands Ben van den Bogaart


 Zabel-WSP
 33
 93
 x
 16
 x
 x

15
 19
 x
 17
 15
 12
 17
 x
 x
 11
 16
 11
 x
 12
 10
 9
 x
 x

20
Sweden Henrik Söderqvist /

Tobias Sylwan


 Husaberg-AYR
 11
 89

x
 3









3
 3



15
9
 10

21
Czech Republic Lukas Cerny /

Tomas Huml


 JAWA-VMC
 31
 74

13
 12
 16
 17

18
 x
 x
 13
 x
 20
 11
 17

14
 x
 19
 14
 19
 17

22
Netherlands Jarno van den Boomen /

Bjorn Roes *


 Zabel-VMC
 16
 68
 11
 x
 17
 15
 13
 x



x
 14

7
 9
 14
 x
 x
 x




23
Estonia Margo Sonn /

Maarek Mill


 KTM-AYR
 103
 65

16
 14
 15
 16
 20
 20
 19
 15
 14
 x
 x
 x
 16
 18
 x
 18
 13
 15

x

24
United Kingdom John Lyne /

Pete Girling


 Zabel-VMC
 26
 55
 17
 15



x
 13
 16
 x
 x
 20

12
 x
 x
 x
 x
 x
 x
 19
 11
 11

25
France Baptiste Bigand /

Julien Bigand


 Zabel-VMC
 35
 45
 x
 x



16
 15
 13
 x
 x
 x
 x
 19
 x
 x
 x
12
 x
 12
 15
 x
 x

26
Switzerland Andy Bürgler /

Sweden Daniel Fagerberg


 KTM-VMC
 4
 31
 9
 10









13
 x










27
Belgium Andreas Clohse /

Netherlands Robbie Bax


 JAWA-VMC
 28
 27





x
 16
 14
 x

x
 x

20
 14
 x
 x
 18
 17
 x
 x

28
Germany Josef Brustmann /

Stefan Urich


 KTM-NPM
 29
 25











16
 7







x
 15

29
Sweden Patrick Fagerberg /

Daniel Fagerberg


 KTM-AYR
 122
 24

18
 17





x
 x

20
 15
 x
 15
 x
 17




30
Netherlands Jan Visscher /

Jeroen Visscher


 Zabel-VMC
 38
 21
 7
 x

















20
 16
20

31
Switzerland Josua Luscher /

Markus Gloor


 Husaberg-VMC
 87
 21





x
 17
 20
 11

19
 17










32
Austria Bertram Martin /

Switzerland Bruno Kaelin


 Zabel-VMC
 68
 21





x
 x
 x
 16

x
 12







x
 14

33
United Kingdom Scott Wilkinson /

Gary Burt


 Zabel-VMC
 19
 18
 x
 14





x
 x
 17
 x
 x
 x







17
 18

34
Estonia Gert Godejev /

Keit Kivaste


 KTM-AYR
 151
 16

20
 19
 18
 x









x
 17
 20
 16




35
United Kingdom Daniel Millard /

Joe Millard


 Husaberg-WSP
 99
 13





x
 18
 x
 x
 18
 x

15
 x



x
 20


36
Netherlands Wim Janssen /

Bart Notten


 Zabel-VMC
 55
 9
 15
 18






















37
Czech Republic Tomas Cermak /

Ondrej Cermak


JAWA-MEFO
 9
 8
 x
 13






















38
Germany Jens Bochmann /

Sandro Michelotto


 KTM-VMC
 69
 5

x
 x
 19
 x





18
 x










39
Estonia Urmas Sugasep /

Veiko Parksepp


 KTM-AYR
 911
 5









20
 x

19
 x

19
 x




40
Netherlands Patrick Greup /

Roy Derks *


 MTH-VMC
 111
 4
 x
 x











17
 x








41
France Benjamin Daniel /

Guennady Auveray


 Husaberg-VMC
 116
 4



















x
 18
 20
 x

42
Russia Dmitry Anochin /

Maxim Scherbak


 Zabel-MEFO
 142
 3



20
 19


















43
Latvia Oskars Liepiņš /

Ilvars Ameļkins


 KTM-AYR
 45
 2















x
 x
 x
 19




44
Belgium Sonny Van Niewenhuse /

Birger Beernaert


 Husaberg-VMC
 132
 2









19
 x












45
Estonia Kert Varik /

Erkki Koiv


 KTM-AYR
 39
 2
 x
 19









x
 x

x







46
Estonia Sverre Lamp /

Alar Lamp


 KTM-AYR
 50
 1















x
 x
 x
 20




47
Estonia Argo Poldsaar /

Indrek Aljes


 KTM-AYR
 48
 1















x
 20






48
Netherlands Gert van Werven /

Rick Sellis


 KTM-VMC
 89
 1







x
 20











x
 x

49
Lithuania Liutauras Variakois /

Latvia Artūrs Linters


 KTM-AYR
 57
 1



x
 20









x
 x






50
Austria Anton Wanger /

Czech Republic Michael Gabor


 MTH-MEFO
 52
 1

x
 20





















Belgium Geert Devoldere /

France Edouard Chereau


 Husaberg-MEFO
 25
 0
 x
 x

x
 x
 x
 x

















Netherlands Johan Smit /

Peter Holleman


 Zabel-BSU
 115
 0
 x
 x
 x
 x





















Lithuania Romas Kišūnas /

Mantas Kišūnas


 Zabel-BSU
 60
 0

x
 x





















Germany Willi Lieble /

Czech Republic Vaclav Hotovy


 MEFO
 65
 0

x
 x





















Sweden Sonnie Folkesson /

Mattias Andersson


 MTH-MEFO
 172
 0

x
 x





















Czech Republic Jaroslav Kriz /

Milan Gazik


 MTH-EML
 112
 0

x
 x





















France Andre Michel Bernard /

Jacques Pillier


 VMC
 82
 0



x
 x







x
 x
x

x
 x



Ukraine Vadim Briuhov /

Vitaly Babic


 Zabel
 84
 0



x
 x



















Ukraine Vasyl Kolisnichenko /

Dmitro Sorokin


 BSU
 83
 0



x
 x



















Estonia Sergei Ivanov /

Atho Jalas


 AYR
 53
 0



x
 x



















Ukraine Oleh Kuklin /

Vasyl Nesterenko


 MEFO
 85
 0



x
 x



















Ukraine Dmytro Grychanuk /

Oleksandr Litovchenko


 BSU
 86
 0



x




















Ukraine Valeriy Starchenko /

Evhen Potanin


 VMC
 81
 0




x



















United Kingdom Mark Kinge /

Gary Kinge


 KTM-VMC
 71
 0





x
 x





x
 x



x
 x



Germany Marko Schulz /

Austria Mario Meusburger


 Zabel-VMC
 72
 0





x
 x

















Austria Kevin Bitsche /

Johannes Vonbun


 Zabel-WSP
 67
 0





x
 x
 x
 x















France Jean-Marie Ains /

Bernard Jayet


 MEFO
 37
 0







x
 x









x
 x



United Kingdom Andy Eastman /

Steve Krwin


 KTM-VMC
 36
 0









x
 x













Sweden Robin Karlsson /

Richard Karlsson


 AYR
 118
 0













x
 x









Estonia Madis Olt /

Tõnu Valdma


 AYR
 70
 0
















x







Finland Marko Dammert /

Mika Hietala


 AYR
 96
 0

















x
 x





France Florian Blanco /

Vincent Blanco


 Husaberg
 117
 0



















x
 x



France Herve Boursaud /

Emeric Poirier


 VMC
 78
 0



















x




France Patrik Gorardin /

Dominique Desplaces


 VMC
 113
 0




















x



Germany Jürgen Blank /

Rainer Semet


 VMC
 80
 0





















x
 x


  • Where there is only one flag shown, it indicates driver and passenger are from the same country.

  • Placings below the first twenty not shown.

  • Teams who took part in the qualifying but failed to qualify for a race are not shown.

  • x denotes qualified for race but finished outside of points.


  • Passengers in italics.

  • Equipment is engine and frame.

  • Daniël Willemsen used Bruno Kaelin as his passenger in the first two races.

  • Jarno van den Boomen used Guennady Auvrey as his passenger in race one and two, Premysl Novotny in race three and four and Sven Verbrugge in race five and six.

  • Thijs Derks used Tom van Duijnhoven as his passenger in race one and two.

  • Nicky Pulinx used Sven Verbrugge as his passenger in race one to four.

  • Stuart Brown used Wilfreid Keuben as his passenger in race one and two and Colin Dunkley in race seven to ten.

  • Patrick Greup used Jimmy van Gennip as his passenger in race one and two.

  • Martin Walter used Thomas Weinmann as his passenger in race 23 and 24.

  • Only 30 teams registered in time for the Jinin race, therefore every team qualified for the race.[5]


  • 1 In race fourteen of the season, the team Willemsen/Grütter was disqualified due to Grütter losing a glove, after a protest by Kristers Sergis. The lost glove disabled the emergency-stop system of the bike, which is a break of FIM rules.[6]


  • 2 In race twenty of the season, the team Sergis/Stupelis was disqualified after winning the race due to the team mechanic refusing an inspection of the bike. The bike supposedly did not comply with noise level regulations.[7]



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  4. ^ abc FIM SIDECAR MOTOCROSS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: Classification 2008 Archived 2012-06-09 at the Wayback Machine FIM website, accessed: 13 August 2011


  5. ^ Results from the Jinin race Archived May 14, 2008, at the Wayback Machine mx247.com, accessed: 13 May 2008


  6. ^ Team Willemsen website - No points in second heat GP Germanie?! Archived 2008-10-10 at the Wayback Machine (in Dutch) accessed: 5 August 2008


  7. ^ mx247.com - Estonia race Archived August 22, 2008, at the Wayback Machine accessed: 19 August 2008




External links



  • The World Championship on Sidecarcross.com

  • The John Davey Grand Prix Pages – Results of all GP's up until 2005

  • FIM Sidecar Motocross World Championship 2010








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