Netherlands national long track team

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AssociationDutch Motorsport Union
nl:Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging
FIM codeKNMV
Nation ColourRed, White and Blue
Netherlands
AssociationDutch Motorsport Union
nl:Koninklijke Nederlandse Motorrijders Vereniging
FIM codeKNMV
Nation ColourRed, White and Blue
World Championship
Team 3 5 2
Individual 2 4 3

The Netherlands national long track team is the national long track motorcycle racing team of Netherlands and is controlled by the Dutch Motorsport Union (KNMV). The team has started every edition of Team Long Track World Championship since its inauguration in 2007. They have been team world champions three times in 2013,[1] 2016[2] and 2023.[3]

Longtrack of Nations

Year Venue Placing Pts Riders Ref
2007France Morizès547Theo Pijper (28), Jannick de Jong (12), Erik Eijbergen (4), Dirk Fabriek (3)
2008Germany Werlte151Dirk Fabriek (22), Jannick de Jong (21), Mark Stiekema (5), Erik Eijbergen (3)
2009Netherlands Eenrum153Theo Pijper (22), Dirk Fabriek (19), Jannick de Jong (12), Mark Stiekema (—)
2010France Morizès351Theo Pijper 24, Dirk Fabriek 18, Mark Stiekema 5, Sjoerd Rozenberg 4
2011Germany Scheessel141Jannick de Jong 23, Jeffrey Woortman 13, Mark Stiekema 4, Sjord Rozenberg 1
2012France Saint-Macaire439Mark Stiekema 15, Theo Pijper 13, Jannick de Jong 11, Jeffrey Woortman 0
2013England Folkestone165Theo Pijper 30, Jannick de Jong 21, Dirk Fabriek 14
2014Finland Forssa141Theo Pijper 18, Jannick de Jong 13, Dirk Fabriek 10, Henry van der Steen 0
2015Germany Muhldorf531Jannick de Jong 23, Sjoerd Rozenberg 5, Henry van der Steen 3
2016Czech Republic Mariánské Lázně146Jannick de Jong 18, Dirk Fabriek 15, Theo Pijper 13
2017Netherlands Roden349Romano Hummel 20, Theo Pijper 18, Dirk Fabriek 11
2018France Morizès434Theo Pijper 20, Dave Meijerink 10, Lars Zandvliet 4
2019Germany Vechta537Theo Pijper 11, Dave Meijerink 10, Henry Van Der Steen 3, Lars Zandvliet 3
Not held in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19
2022Germany Herxheim bei Landau/Pfalz442Romano Hummel 29, Theo Pijper 23, Dave Meijerink 0[4]
2023Netherlands Roden164Romano Hummel 30, Dave Meijerink 17, Mika Meijer 10, Jannick de Jong 7[5]
2024France Morizès731Mika Meijer 13, Henry Van Der Steen 13, Rene Van Weele 5[6][7]
2025Germany Vechta149Romano Hummel 18, Dave Meijerink 17, Mika Meijer 14[8][9]

World individual champions and medallists

See also

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