Larry Roeseler, Jack Johnson 1979 – Larry Roeseler, Jack Johnson 1981 – Scot Harden, Brent Wallingsford 1983 – Dan Smith, Dan Ashcraft Enduro 1990 – 350 cc World Enduro Championship 1991 – 250 cc World Enduro Championship 1992 – 350 cc World Enduro Championship 1993 – 125 cc World Enduro Championship 1993 – 350 cc World Enduro Championship 1994 – 125 cc World Enduro Championship 1994 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 1995 – 125 cc World Enduro Championship 1995 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 1996 – 350 cc World Enduro Championship 1998 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 1999 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 2000 – 250 cc World Enduro Championship 2001 – 125 cc World Enduro Championship 2001 – 400 cc World Enduro Championship 2001 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 2002 – 125 cc World Enduro Championship 2002 – 250 cc World Enduro Championship 2002 – 500 cc World Enduro Championship 2003 – 400 cc World Enduro Championship 2010 – E1 World Enduro Championship with Antoine Méo 2011 – E1 World Enduro Championship with Juha Salminen 2011 – E2 World Enduro Championship with Antoine Méo 2014 – E2 World Enduro Championship with Pela Renet 2015 – E3 World Enduro Championship with Mathias Bellino SuperEnduro 2015/16 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Colton Haaker 2016/17 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Colton Haaker 2018/19 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Colton Haaker 2019/20 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Billy Bolt 2021/22 FIM SuperEnduro World Championship with Billy Bolt Hard Enduro 2021 FIM Hard Enduro World Championship with Billy Bolt Supermoto 2005 – Gérald Delepine, SM1 World Supermoto Championship 2007 – Adrien Chareyre, SM1 World Supermoto Championship 2007 – Gérald Delepine, SM2 World Supermoto Championship 2008 – Adrien Chareyre, SM2 World Supermoto Championship 2009 – Adrien Chareyre, SM2 World Supermoto Championship Moto3 After being acquired by KTM in 2013, Husqvarna entered the Moto3 World Championship in 2014 and 2015 as a unique constructor using their KTM-based FR250GP. The team re-entered Moto3 beginning with the 2020 season. Other Ventures Automobile manufacturing Toward the end of World War II, a team comprising Bengt Magnusson (head of R&D), Stig Tham (engineer), Calle Heimdal (engine designer) and Birger Johansson investigated manufacture of a small, simple, inexpensive car. The design looked similar to the Saab 92, but with three wheels (two front, one back), and an unusual split rear window. According to some sources, the