List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing European champions

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List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing FICM European Champions, from 1924 to 1939 and from 1981, in order of year and engine displacement.

By season[]

2008–2013[]

Year	125cc/Moto3
2013	Karel Hanika (KTM)
2012	Matteo Ferrari (Honda)
Year	125cc
2011	Romano Fenati (Aprilia)
2010	Maverick Viñales (Aprilia)
2009	Marcel Schrötter (Honda)
2008	Lorenzo Savadori (Aprilia)

1990–2007[]

Year	250cc	125cc
2007	Álvaro Molina (Aprilia)	Alen Győrfi (Honda)
2006	Álvaro Molina (Aprilia)	Philipp Eitzinger (Honda)
2005	Álvaro Molina (Aprilia)	Michele Conti (Honda)
2004	Álvaro Molina (Aprilia)	Michele Pirro (Aprilia)
2003	Taro Sekiguchi (Yamaha)	(Honda)
2002	Álvaro Molina (Aprilia)	Marco Simoncelli (Aprilia)
2001	(Honda)	Andrea Dovizioso (Aprilia)
2000	(Aprilia)	(Aprilia)
1999	(Aprilia)	(Honda)
1998	Alex Hofmann (Honda)	Max Sabbatani (Aprilia)
1997	(Aprilia)	Arnaud Vincent (Aprilia)
1996	Sebastián Porto (Aprilia)	Jorge Martínez (Aprilia)
1995	Luca Boscoscuro (Aprilia)	Lucio Cecchinello (Honda)
1994	Régis Laconi (Honda)	(Honda)
1993	(Aprilia)	Stefano Perugini (Aprilia)
1992	(Aprilia)	Juan Borja (Honda)
1991	Max Biaggi (Aprilia)	(Honda)
1990	(Aprilia)	(JJ Cobas/Rotax)

1981–1989[]

Year	500 cc	250 cc	125 cc	80 cc
1989	(Honda)	(Aprilia)	Gabriele Debbia (Aprilia)	(Casal)
1988	(Honda)	Fausto Ricci (Yamaha/Aprilia)	(Garelli)	(Krauser)
1987	(Honda)	(JJ Cobas/Rotax)	(MBA)	Julián Miralles (Derbi)
1986	(Honda)	(Rotax)	(MBA)	Bruno Casanova (Unimoto)
1985	(Yamaha)	(Honda)	Pierfrancesco Chili (MBA)	(Rupp)
1984	(Suzuki)	(Exactweld)	(MBA)	(Rupp)
1983	(Suzuki)	Carlos Cardús (Kobas/Rotax)	(MBA)	Hubert Abold (Zündapp)
Year	500 cc	250 cc	125 cc	50 cc
1982	(Suzuki)	Reinhold Roth (FKN-Yamaha)	(MBA)	(Tomos)
1981	(Suzuki)	(Yamaha)	(MBA)	(Minarelli)

1947–1948[]

Year	500 cc	350 cc	250 cc	Sidecars
	Enrico Lorenzetti (Moto Guzzi)	Freddie Frith (Velocette)	Maurice Cann (Moto Guzzi)
	Omobono Tenni (Moto Guzzi)	Fergus Anderson (Velocette)	(Moto Guzzi)	Luigi Cavanna / Paolo Cavanna (Moto Guzzi)

1924–1939[]

Year	1000 cc	750 cc	500 cc	350 cc	250 cc	175 cc	125 cc
			Dorino Serafini (Gilera)	Heiner Fleischmann (DKW)	Ewald Kluge (DKW)
			Georg Meier (BMW)	Ted Mellors (Velocette)	Ewald Kluge (DKW)
			Jimmie Guthrie (Norton)	Jimmie Guthrie (Norton)	Omobono Tenni (Moto Guzzi)
			Jimmie Guthrie (Norton)	Freddie Frith (Norton)	Henry Tyrell-Smith (Excelsior)
			Jimmie Guthrie (Norton)	Wal Handley (Velocette)	(DKW)
			Pol Demeuter (FN)	Jimmie Simpson (Norton)	(DKW)	Yvan Goor (Benelli)
			(Husqvarna)	Jimmie Simpson (Norton)	Charlie Dodson (New Imperial)
			Piero Taruffi (Norton)	(Jonghi)	(Moto Guzzi)	(Benelli)
			(Norton)	(Rudge)	Graham Walker (Rudge)	Eric Fernihough (Excelsior)
			Henry Tyrell-Smith (Rudge)	(Rudge)	(Excelsior)	Yvan Goor (DKW)
			(Norton)	(AJS)	(OK-Supreme)	(DKW)
			Wal Handley (Motosacoche)	Wal Handley (Motosacoche)	Cecil Ashby (OK-Supreme)	(Ladetto/Blatto)	(Moser)
	(Bayerland/JAP)	(BMW)	Graham Walker (Sunbeam)	Jimmie Simpson (AJS)	Cecil Ashby (OK-Supreme)	(DKW)
			Jimmie Simpson (AJS)	(AJS)	Jock Porter (New Gerrard)	(Ready/Blackburne)
			(GR/JAP)	Tazio Nuvolari (Bianchi)	Jock Porter (New Gerrard)	(Maffeis/Blackburne)
			(Moto Guzzi)	Jimmie Simpson (AJS)	(Rush/Blackburne)

By rider (1924–1939)[]

Multiple European Championship holders:

Rider	Titles
Jimmie Simpson	5 (1 x 500 cc, 4 x 350 cc)
Jimmie Guthrie	4 (3 x 500 cc, 1 x 350 cc)
Wal Handley	3 (1 x 500 cc, 2 x 350 cc)
	2 (2 x 500 cc)
Henry Tyrell-Smith	2 (1 x 500 cc, 1 x 250 cc)
Graham Walker	2 (1 x 500 cc, 1 x 250 cc)
	2 (2 x 350 cc)
	2 (1 x 350 cc, 1 x 250 cc)
Cecil Ashby	2 (2 x 250 cc)
Ewald Kluge	2 (2 x 250 cc)
Jock Porter	2 (2 x 250 cc)
Yvan Goor	2 (2 x 175 cc)