Stefan Everts
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| Born: | November 25, 1972 Bree, Belgium |
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| Occupation: | Motocross Racer |
| Website: | http://www.s72.com |
Stefan Everts (born November 25, 1972 in Bree) is a motocross racer from Belgium. He is the son of four-time Motocross World Champion, Harry Everts, and currently (2006) competing in his final season, in which he has already secured his record 10th World Title.
Everts is known for his very smooth style on the bike, which makes everything look effortless. He won his 100th Grand Prix in The Netherlands on September 3, 2006, also his 13th win out of 14 races in the 2006 season.
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[edit] Career
- 1990: Belgian Champion, 125cc (Suzuki)
- 1991: World Champion, 125cc - winner 5 GP's; Belgian Champion, 125cc; Youngest world champion at that time (Suzuki)
- 1993: Belgian Champion, 250cc (Suzuki)
- 1995: World Champion, 250cc - winner 5 GP's (Kawasaki)
- 1996: World Champion, 250cc - winner 5 GP's (Honda)
- 1997: World Champion, 250cc - winner 9 GP's; Winner "Motocross of Nations" (Honda)
- 1998: Belgian Champion, 250cc; Winner "Motocross of Nations" (Honda)
- 2001: World Champion, 500cc - winner 7 GP's; First rider winning world championships on all four Japanese bikes (Yamaha)
- 2002: World Champion, 500cc - winner 4 GP's (Yamaha)
- 2003: World Champion, Motocross GP - winner 8 GP's; Winner "Motocross of Nations"(Yamaha) Isde overall winner (Yamaha)
- 2004: World Champion, Motocross GP - winner 7 GP's; Winner "Motocross of Nations" (Yamaha)
- 2005: World Champion, MX1 - winner 8 GP's; Belgian Champion (Yamaha)
- 2006: World Champion, MX1- winner 12 GP's (Yamaha)
[edit] Victories
[edit] 2004
| Mar 28 | Spain | Bellpuig |
| Apr 25 | Netherlands | Valkenswaard |
| May 26 | Netherlands | Lichtenvoorde |
| Jun 6 | France | St. Jean d'Angely |
| Jun 13 | Italy | Gallarate |
| Aug 8 | Belgium | Namur |
| Sep 11 | Ireland | Ballykelly |
[edit] 2005
| Apr 3 | Belgium | Zolder |
| Apr 24 | Portugal | Agueda |
| May 8 | Belgium | Namur |
| May 29 | Japan | Sugo |
| Jun 5 | England | Matchams Park |
| Aug 21 | Germany | Gaildorf |
| Sep 4 | Netherlands | Lierop |
| Sep 17 | Ireland | Desertmartin |
| Year | BEL Z |
ESP | POR | BEL Na |
GER T |
JPN | BUL | ITA | GBR | FRA | SWE | RSA | BEL Ni |
CZE | GER D |
GBR I |
NED | IRL |
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| 2005 | 1 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 1 | - | 2 | 1 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | |
| 2006 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | X | 1 | 1 | X | X | X | 1 | 2 |
Green background for wins. Yellow background for top-3.
| Preceded by: Joël Smets |
Belgian Sportsman of the Year 2001–2004 |
Succeeded by: Tom Boonen |
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