Klaus Enders
Klaus Enders |
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Klaus Enders |
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Klaus Enders (born 2 May 1937 in Wetzlar, Germany) is a retired German Sidecar racer. He was six-time FIM Sidecar World Champion[2] and a four-time Isle of Man TT winner.[3] Enders decided to retire at the end of the 1970 season and try car racing, only to return to sidecars a year later, winning three more world titles before retiring for good at the end of 1974.
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1949 Oliver - Jenkinson
1950 Oliver - Dobelli
1951 Oliver - Dobelli
1952 Smith - Clements / Nutt
1953 Oliver - Dibben
1954 Noll - Cron
1955 Faust - Remmert
1956 Noll - Cron
1957 Hillebrand - Grunwal
1958 Schneider - Strauß
1959 Schneider - Strauß
1960 Fath - Wohlgemuth
1961 Deubel - Hörner
1962 Deubel - Hörner
1963 Deubel - Hörner
1964 Deubel - Hörner
1965 Scheidegger - Robinson
1966 Scheidegger - Robinson
1967 Enders - Engelhardt
1968 Fath - Kalauch
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1969 Enders - Engelhardt
1970 Enders - Kalauch / Engelhardt
1971 Owesle - Kremer / Rutterford
1972 Enders - Engelhardt
1973 Enders - Engelhardt
1974 Enders - Engelhardt
1975 Steinhausen - Huber
1976 Steinhausen - Huber
1977 O'Dell - Arthur / Holland
1978 Biland - Williams
1979A Biland - Waltisperg
1979B Holzer - Maierhans
1980 Taylor - Johansson
1981 Biland - Waltisberg
1982 Schwärzel - Huber
1983 Biland - Waltisberg
1984 Streuer - Schnieders
1985 Streuer - Schnieders
1986 Streuer - Schnieders
1987 Webster - Hewitt
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Enders, Klaus |
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2 May 1937 |
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