Supermoto European Championship

The European Supermoto Championship [1] was born in 1997 in a unique free displacement category. The first to winner of a European Championship is the Frenchman Gilles Salvador. From its birth it was considered as a championship of maximum expression of the discipline, until the birth of the Supermoto World Championship in 2002. Since 2007 it has been held along the same stages of the World Championship.

Category
Years Class (2 stroke) (4 stroke) Note
1997 – 2002 Open <750cc <750cc
2003 450 175-250cc 290-450cc
650 475-650cc 475-650cc
2004 - 2006 450 175-250cc 290-450cc
250 <200cc <250cc
2007 - 2010 S3 <200cc <250cc from 14 to 23 years old
2007 - 2011 Open <750cc <750cc until 16 years old
2012 - ... S2 <750cc <750cc until 16 years old

European Championship

Until 2001 maximum competition for Supermoto in the absence of a world competition (created in 2002)

In the 2017 and 2019 seasons only the S2 European Championship was played.

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References
  1. FIM Europe
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