Desert Racers, Manufacturers honored at SCORE Fete
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| Score International Awards Banquet |
SAN DIEGO, USA–BFGoodrich Tires, Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez, Frank DeAngelo and brothers Jeff and Rick Geiser were among the major winners Saturday night as SCORE International officially concluded the 2016 SCORE World Desert Champioship with the annual SCORE Awards Night gala at the SCORE Tech facility in El Cajon, Calif., approximately 15 miles east of San Diego.
SCORE Off-Roadsman of the Year awards were presented in 14 categories along with the 31 winners of the Red Kap SCORE Milestone Awards as well as the overall and class point champions of the four-race 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship. Also honored for the first time were the nine winners of the SCORE Triple Crown of Baja, presented by BFGoodrich Tires.
In front of an enthusiastic crowd of over 400, the evening was also a celebration of 43 years of SCORE championship desert racing. Following the lengthy salute to the stars of the 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship, SCORE owner Roger Norman summarized his fourth year as SCORE's CEO and President.
“We want to sincerely acknowledge the support, assistance and sacrifices made by family members, friends and sponsors–because without their support, the accomplishments of our racers in the series would not have been possible," commented Norman. “Becoming a SCORE overall or class point champion, winning a coveted SCORE Off-Roadsman Award, SCORE Milestone Award or the SCORE Triple Crown of Baja is an achievement of the highest degree in our beloved sport."
SCORE PERSON OF THE YEAR
Legendary motorsports executive Frank DeAngelo was selected the 2016 SCORE Person of the Year. The Executive Director of Motorsports and Client Relations for Jackson Marketing, Motorsports and Events in Greenville, S.C., the vastly popular DeAngelo was voted into the Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2013.
DeAngelo has spent 38 years being involved with SCORE Baja races first working with BFGoodrich Tires and later as the liaison for Jackson for their contract with BFGoodrich Tires off-road program.
DeAngelo has become just the fourth person in SCORE history to be honored as the SCORE Person of the Year twice as he was first honored in 1985 after being the catalyst behind the forming of the combined HDRA/SCORE Desert Series (1985-1991). The other three two-time winners of the award are Ivan Stewart (1976, 1984), Dan Newsome (1996, 1998) and Cameron Steele (2006, 2007).
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| 2016 champions honored |
BFGOODRICH TIRES HONORS
BFGoodrich Tires, the official tire of SCORE for 41 years, received two awards. BFGoodrich Tires was honored as the SCORE Contingency Company of the year for the 25th time as well as being voted the SCORE Pit Support Team of the Year for the 27th time.
BFGOODRICH TIRES '50 FOR 50'
Helping SCORE celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic SCORE Baja 1000 in November, BFGoodrich Tires Director of Motorsports Chris Baker announced a special contingency prize of $50,000 to a BFGoodrich Tires driver that has the fastest overall time in the race. BFGoodrich Tires has been the choice of 28 over the 49 overall winners of the legendary Granddaddy of all Desert Races.
SCORE OFF-ROADSMAN OF THE YEAR AWARDS
The SCORE Off-Roadsman awards were determined by online vote of SCORE members as well as the general public. Among the other honorees were the top point leaders from the four-race 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship, the World's Foremost Desert Racing Series.
SCORE ROOKIE
With very tight voting in most categories, Chad Broughton, Scotts Valley, Calif. was selected as the 2016 SCORE Rookie of the Year after his sterling first season in the Trophy Truck Spec division.
Broughton, just 21 years old, won the very-competitive Trophy Truck Spec. In his rookie season in the class, Broughton finished on the podium in all four races, winning his class in the season-opening SCORE San Felipe 250 while finishing second, third and second in the other three 2016 races.
To be eligible for the award, the racer must compete in his first full season in a class. The talented Broughton has now won four SCORE class point championships. He won Class 20 (motorcycles under 125cc) twice (2012 and 2013) as well as Class 3000 (Class 7-2, Unlimited mini-truck, 2.2/2.4-Liter Ecotec engine) in 2015.
GEISER BROS. DOUBLE
Jeff Geiser, co-owner of Geiser Brothers of Phoenix with his brother Rick, was voted as the SCORE Mechanic of the Year for his work with RPM Racing, of Bristol, Tenn., which fields five vehicles in the SCORE World Desert Championship.
Rick Geiser was voted the SCORE Team Manager of the Year for his work helping coordinate the racing efforts of RPM Racing. This was the second straight year that Rick Geiser has won this award.
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"The year of 2016 was another memorable year in the history of SCORE International," Norman added. “We witnessed a total of nearly 2,100 different drivers/co-drivers and riders/co-riders from 39 U.S. States and nearly 25 countries that participated in our four spectacular races in SCORE World Desert Championship. For my wife Elise and I, this was our fourth year as the caretakers of this amazing international treasure we all know as SCORE International. We are even more committed to work with our racers to expand the reach of SCORE even further than it has achieved so far."
SCORE TRIPLE CROWN OF BAJA, PRESENTED BY BFGOODRICH TIRES
Honored for the first time were the nine all-time winners of the SCORE Triple Crown of Baja, presented by BFGoodrich Tires. The award honors the individuals who have won the overall title at the three traditional SCORE Baja races–the SCORE San Felipe 250, the SCORE Baja 500 and the SCORE Baja 1000.
Winning the 2016 SCORE Baja 500 to complete his overall trifecta was Mexico's Gustavo 'Tavo' Vildosola Jr of Mexicali. Vildosola Jr joins the others in the elite group of overall SCORE Baja race winners–Dave Ashley, Robby Gordon, Rob MacCachren, Andy McMillin, Scott McMillin, Larry Ragland, Dan Smith and Ivan Stewart.
On hand to receive the newest SCORE award in person were Ashley, Gus Vildosola Sr and Stewart.
SCORE MANUFACTURER POINTS
John Cooley's Alumi Craft Race Cars won the 2016 SCORE Original Buggy Chassis Manufacturer point championship. Based in Santee, Calif., Alumi Craft, started in 1996, builds short course and deserting racing cars. Cooley himself is a prominent former desert and short course racer. Among the racers using Alumi Craft vehicles is the 2016 SCORE Overall, SCORE Overall Buggy and Class 10 point champion Rafael Navarro IV.
After another banner year in the SCORE World Desert Championship in 2016, Ray Field's Dougans Racing Engines of Riverside, Calif. captured the 2016 Engine Builder point championship for the second time.
In the third year decided by points, Honda won the SCORE Motorcyle Manufacturer of the Year SCORE Off-Roadsman award for the third time. In the second year decided by points, Polaris won the SCORE UTV Manufacturer of the Year points for the second time and Geiser Brothers also won the new SCORE Original Truck Chassis Manufacturer point title for the second straight year.
RED KAP SCORE MILESTONE AWARDS
Another element of the diverse awards program was the presentation of the 2016 Red Kap SCORE Milestone Awards. As it has for 31 years, the coveted SCORE Milestone Awards were presented to those drivers in who finished all required miles of the 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship. A total of 31 racers completed all 1,709.92 required miles in the four-race 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship.
Since 2014 motorcycle and quad classes were eligible for the award along with the pro car, truck and UTV classes.
The evening included a colorful video tribute to the 2016 SCORE World Desert Championship produced by SCORE's award-winning television producer BCII TV.
The entire evening was recorded by to air on the SCORE website.
SCORE MEDIA AWARDS
Armando Castaneda, Sports Editor of the El Mexicano newspaper in Baja California was voted for the first time as the SCORE Journalist of the Year, while GetSome Photo (Art Eugenio) earned the SCORE Photographer of the Year honors for the third straight year.
Winning the SCORE Videographer of the Year award for the first time was BCII TV, the award-winning SoCal company that produces all of the SCORE television shows and special features for the SCORE website.
SCORE OVERALL POINT CHAMPS
Leading the parade of 2016 SCORE Desert Series point champions were the four overall titlists–Rafael Navarro IV, Temecula, Calif. (SCORE Overall, SCORE Overall Buggy and Class 10 in the No. 1009 Alumi Craft-Chevy), Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez, Tecate, Mexico. (SCORE Overall Truck and SCORE Trophy Truck in the No. 1 RPM Racing Chevy Rally Truck), Colton Udall, Yucca Valley, Calif. (SCORE Overall motorcycle and Pro Moto Unlimited in the No. 1x Ox Motorsports Honda CRF450X) and Alonso Lopez, Murrieta, Calif. (SCORE Overall UTV and Pro UTV in the No. 1949 Polaris RZR XP1000).
It was the first time for Navarro IV to earn SCORE Overall point titles in his divisions, second straight year for both 'Apdaly' Lopez and Udall and the first time for Alonso Lopez.
NEW SCORE TEAM MEMBERS
Norman also introduced the two newest members of the SCORE management team-Mexico's Juan Tintos and Las Vegas' Edward Muncey. Tintos, a two-time former Baja California Secretary of Tourism, will be the SCORE Mexico Liaison and Muncey will oversee all facets of technology development for SCORE after spending the last 10 years as the Senior Vice-President of Technology for the Las Vegas-based Ulimate Fighting Championship (UFC),.
MIC MEN
Emcees for the evening were action sports TV announcer/SCORE racer Cameron Steele and SCORE Live announcer Rat Sult.
SCOREstory
The original SCORE International was founded in 1973 by the late Mickey Thompson and headed by Sal Fish from 1974 until Fish transferred ownership of SCORE International to Roger Norman on Dec. 20, 2012. SCORE continues as the premier sanctioning body in the sport of desert racing. SCORE races feature class for Pro and Sportsman cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads competing in the internationally-televised four-race SCORE World Desert Championship.
SCOREscope
The four-race 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship and for the second time all four are being held in Baja California, Mexico. Here is the 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship schedule:
- 31st SCORE San Felipe 250, March 30-April 2, San Felipe, Mexico
- 49th SCORE Baja 500, June 1-4, Ensenada Mexico
- Rosarito Beach 21st SCORE Desert Challenge, Sept. 14-17, Rosarito Beach, Mexico
- 50th SCORE Baja 1000, Nov.14-18, Ensenada, Mexico to La Paz, Mexico
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SCORE SPONSORS…
Official SCORE Sponsors: Bud Light-Official Beer, Monster Energy-Official Energy Drink, BFGoodrich Tires-Official Tire, King Shocks-Official Shock Absorber, Vision Wheel – Official Wheel, Axial R/C-Official R/C Vehicle, Muck Daddy-Official Hand Cleaner, CBS Sports Network-Official Television Partner, Wide Open Excursions- Official Arrive and Drive Company, Crystal Bay Casino-Official Casino.
SCORE Associate Sponsors: 4 Wheel Parts, Coca Cola, The Satellite Phone Store, Satellite Del Norte, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance, PCI Race Radios, CETTO Vineyards.
Additional SCORE Partners: Proturismo Ensenada, Baja California Secretary of Tourism, Mexicali Ayuntamiento, COTUCO Mexicali/San Felipe, Cruz Roja Mexicana, Corporate Helicopters, McKenzie's Performance Products, Advanced Color Graphics.
Rosarito Beach SCORE Desert Challenge Special Partners: Vi Ayuntamiento de Playas de Rosarito, Cotuco de Playas de Rosarito, Comite de Mercadatecnia Playas de Rosarito.
2016 SCORE Off-Roadsman of the Year Award Winners
SCORE Mechanic of the Year–Jeff Geiser, Geiser Brothers
SCORE Team Manager of the Year–Rick Geiser, RPM Racing
SCORE Contingency Company of the Year–BFGoodrich Tires
SCORE Pit Support Team of the Year–BFGoodrich Tires
SCORE Journalist of the Year–Armando Castaneda, El Mexicano Periodico
SCORE Photographer of the Year–GetSome Photo (Art Eugenio)
SCORE Videographer of the Year–BCII TV
SCORE Rookie of the Year–Chad Broughton, Trophy Truck Spec
SCORE Person of the Year–Frank DeAngelo, Jackson Motorsports Group/BFGoodrich Tires
*SCORE Original Buggy Chassis Manufacturer of the Year–Alumi Craft (John Cooley)
*SCORE Engine Builder of the Year–Dougans Race Engines (Ray Field)
*SCORE Original Truck Chassis Manufacturer of the Year–Geiser Brothers
*SCORE Motorcycle Manufacturer of the Year–Honda Motorcycles
*SCORE UTV Manufacturer of the Year–Polaris Industries
*Determined by points; others-online voting
All-time SCORE Off-Roadsman Award Winners
Current Awards (1974 thru 2010-voted by SCORE membership; since 2011-online voting)
SCORE CONTINGENCY COMPANY
1977–NGK Spark Plugs
1978–Pennzoil
1979–BFGoodrich Tires
1980–Rough Country
1981–Bridgestone
1982–BFGoodrich Tires
1983–BFGoodrich Tires
1984–BFGoodrich Tires
1985–TIE-BFGoodrich Tires
& Yokohama Tires
1986–Yokohama Tires
1987–BFGoodrich Tires
1988–Yokohama Tires
1989–Yokohama Tires
1990–Yokohama Tires
1991–Yokohama Tires
1992–Yokohama Tires
1993–BFGoodrich Tires
1994–BFGoodrich Tires
1995–BFGoodrich Tires
1996–BFGoodrich Tires
1997–BFGoodrich Tires
1998–Duralast Batteries
1999–BFGoodrich Tires
2000–BFGoodrich Tires
2001–BFGoodrich Tires
2002–BFGoodrich Tires
2003–BFGoodrich Tires
2004–BFGoodrich Tires
2005–BFGoodrich Tires
2006–BFGoodrich Tires
2007–BFGoodrich Tires
2008–Volkswagen of America
2009–BFGoodrich Tires
2010–Sunoco
2011–BFGoodrich Tires
2012–BFGoodrich Tires
2013–Rigid Industries
2014–King Shocks
2015–BFGoodrich Tires
2016–BFGoodrich Tires
SCORE MECHANIC
1974–Scott McKenzie
1975–Dick Russell
1976–Jim Fueling
1977–Scott McKenzie
1978–Scott McKenzie
1979–Scott McKenzie
1980–Bill Stroppe
1981–Tom Strong
1982–Bill Stroppe
1983–Bill Stroppe
1984–Bill Stroppe
1985–Bill Stroppe
1986–Randy Anderson
1987–NONE SELECTED
1988–Jon Nelson
1989–Russ Wernimont
1990–Call Wells III
1991–Ivan Scoppertone
1992–Russ Wernimont
1993–Russ Wernimont
1994–Russ Wernimont
1995–Curt LeDuc
1996–Steve Silverthorn
1997–NONE SELECTED
1998–Mike Smith
1999–Mike Smith
2000–Mike Smith
2001–Mike Stapleton
2002–Barry Beacham
2003–Mike Smith
2004–John Hoffman
2005–Mark Cowan
2006–Rick Geiser
2007–Jim Blackmore
2008–Andy McGaw
2009–Mike Stapleton
2010–Rick Geiser
2011–Jeff Geiser
2012–Mike Stapleton
2013–Johnny Nelson
2014–Steve Covey
2015–Jeff Geiser
2016–Jeff Geiser
SCORE TEAM MANAGER
1974–Bill Mears
1975–Jack Miller
1976–Steve Kassanyi
2015–Rick Geiser
2016–Rick Geiser
SCORE PIT SUPPORT TEAM
1977–Checkers
1978–F.A.I.R.
1979–Checkers
1980–Budweiser
1981–Budweiser
1982–BFGoodrich Tires
1983–Checkers
1984–BFGoodrich Tires
1985–TIE-Checkers & F.A.I.R.
1986–Spirit Racing
1987–BFGoodrich Tires
1988–BFGoodrich Tires
1989–BFGoodrich Tires
1990–Sage Council
1991–BFGoodrich Tires
1992–BFGoodrich Tires
1993–Checkers
1994–BFGoodrich Tires
1995–BFGoodrich Tires
1996–BFGoodrich Tires
1997–BFGoodrich Tires
1998–BFGoodrich Tires
1999–BFGoodrich Tires
2000–BFGoodrich Tires
2001–BFGoodrich Tires
2002–BFGoodrich Tires
2003–BFGoodrich Tires
2004–BFGoodrich Tires
2005–BFGoodrich Tires
2006–BFGoodrich Tires
2007–BFGoodrich Tires
2008–BFGoodrich Tires
2009–Baja Pits
2010–BFGoodrich Tires
2011–Baja Pits
2012–BFGoodrich Tires
2013–BFGoodrich Tires
2014–Baja Pits
2015–BFGoodrich Tires
2016–BFGoodrich Tires
SCORE ROOKIE
1974–Frank Vessels
1975–Carroll Ditson
1976–Jackie Thomison
1977–Jerry Boone
1978–Jim Jacobus
1979–Dixie Hawkins
1980–Ray Encabo
1981–Malcolm Vinje
1982–Roger Mortenson
1983–Mike Falkosky
1984–John Clark Gable
1985–Rob Tolleson
1986–Brian Stewart
1987–Robby Gordon
1988–Doug Fortin
1989–Scott Reams
1990–Charlie Townsley
1991–Dan Smith
1992–Brian Goodrich
1993–Ricky Johnson
1994–Tom Rusich
1995–Jimmie Johnson
1996–TIE-Chuck Harris
& Tom Dittfield
1997–John Herder
1998–Bekki Freeman
1999–Jared Hardin
2000–Jeremy Spirkoff
2001–Jason Hunter
2002–Alan Pflueger
2003–Brian Ickler
2004–Andy McMillin
2005–Caleb Gaddis
2006–Garron Cadiente
2007–Eric Chase
2008–Lee Banning
2009–Brian Wilson
2010–Luke McMillin
2011–Bryce Menzies
2012–Steven Strobel
2013–Rene Rodriguez
2014–Tony Gera
2015–Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez
2016–Chad Broughton
SCORE PERSON
1974–Walt Lott
1975–Doc Sauers
1976–Ivan Stewart
1977–Jim McCullick
1978–Quico Santana
1979–Hal Harris
1980–Malcolm Smith
1981–Joe MacPherson
1982–Athene Karis
1983–Walker Evans
1984–Ivan Stewart
1985–Frank DeAngelo
1986–Walker Evans
1987–Bob Steinberger
1988–Walt Lott
1989–Evan Evans
1990–Michael Gaughan
1991–Peri Comb
1992–Dan Newsome
1993–Michael Gaughan
1994–Jimmy Smith
1995–Danny Hamel
1996–Dan Newsome
1997–Joe MacPherson
1998–Dan Newsome
1999–Larry Roeseler
2000–Bob Steinberger
2001–Debbie Dickerhoof
2002–Jeff Quinn
2003–TIE-Mike Julson
& Corky McMillin
2004–Ed Herbst
2005–Corky McMillin (posthumously)
2006–Cameron Steele
2007–Cameron Steele
2008–Rob MacCachren
2009–Robby Gordon
2010–Robbie Pierce
2011–Johnny Campbell
2012–Jeff Cummings
2013–Kurt Caselli (posthumously)
2014–Gus Vildosola
2015–Oscar Ramos J. (posthumously)
2016–Frank DeAngelo
SCORE JOURNALIST
1975–Jean Calvin
1976–Sam Wilshire
1977–Sam Wilshire
1978–Judy Smith
1979–Steve Kassanyi
1980–Judy Smith
1981–Jean Calvin
1982–Judy Smith
1983–Jean Calvin
1984–Jean Calvin
1985–Jean Calvin
1986–Jean Calvin
1987–Jim Short
1988–Jean Calvin
1989–Jean Calvin
1990–Jean Calvin
1991–Judy Smith
1992–Judy Smith
1993–Tony Tellier
1994–Jean Calvin
1995–NONE SELECTED
1996–Judy Smith
1997–Jean Calvin
1998–Judy Smith
1999–Judy Smith
2000–Judy Smith
2001–Judy Smith
2002–Judy Smith
2003–Judy Smith
2004–Judy Smith
2005–Judy Smith
2006–Marty Fiolka
2007–Judy Smith
2008–John Calvin
2009–Tim Sanchez
2010–Tim Sanchez
2011–Gabriel Garcia
2012–Jim Ryan
2013–Gabriel Garcia
2014–Judy Smith
2015–Matt Kartozian
2016–Armando Castaneda
SCORE PHOTOGRAPHER
1975–Dave Cody
1976–Trackside
1977–Ariz. Comp. Photos
1978–Trackside
1979–Trackside
1980–Trackside
1981–Action Photo
1982–Trackside
1983–Trackside
1984–Trackside
1985–Trackside
1986–Trackside
1987–ESPN
1988–Trackside
1989–Trackside
1990–Carrera
1991–Carrera
1992–Carrera
1993–Carrera
1994–Carrera
1995–NONE SELECTED
1996–Carrera
1997–Carrera
1998–Carrera
1999–Carrera
2000–Trackside
2001–Carrera
2002–Trackside
2003–Trackside
2004–Trackside
2005–Trackside
2006–HighRev Photography
2007–Trackside Photo
2008–Durka Durka Photo
2009–HighRev Photography
2010–HighRev Photography
2011–My Baja Photo
2012–My Baja Photo
2013–HighRev Photography
2014–GetSome Photo
2015–GetSome Photo
2016–GetSome Photo
SCORE Videographer
2011–Cactus Films
2012–Cactus Films
2013–Tempt Media
2014–Cactus Films
2015–Baja Films
2016–BCII TV
SCORE ORIGINAL BUGGY
CHASSIS MANUFACTURER
1974–Funco
1975–Hi-Jumper
1976–Chenowth
1977–Chenowth
1978–Chenowth
1979–Funco
1980–Funco
1981–Funco
1982–Raceco
1983–TIE-Chenowth & Raceco
1984–Raceco
1985–Raceco
1986–Raceco
1987–Raceco
1988–Chenowth
1989–Chenowth
1990–Chenowth
1991–Chenowth
1992–Jimco
1993–Mirage
1994–Chenowth
1995–Jimco
1996–Jimco
1997–Jimco
1998–Jimco
1999–Jimco
2000–Jimco
2001–Jimco
2002–Jimco
(By Points since 2003)
2003–Jimco
2004–Jimco
2005–Jimco
2006–Jimco
2007–Jimco
2008–Jimco
2009–Jimco
2010–Jimco
2011–Jimco
2012–Jimco
2013–Jimco
2014–Jimco
2015–Jimco
2016–Alumi Craft
SCORE ENGINE BUILDER
1974–Lee Leighton
1975–Brian Skipper
1976–Lee Leighton
1985–FAT Performance
1986–Keith Black
1987–Louis Unser
1988–Mike Evans
1989–Mike Evans
1990–FAT Performance
1991–FAT Performance
1992–Major Performance
1993–FAT Performance
1994–Wik's Racing
1995–FAT Performance
1996–FAT Performance
1997–FAT Performance
1998–Wik's Racing
1999–Wik's Racing
2000–Wik's Racing
2001–Wik's Racing
2002–Dave Bonner
(By Points since 2003)
2003–Major Performance
2004–FAT Performance
2005–FAT Performance
2006–Major Performance
2007–Major Performance
2008–Major Performance
2009–FAT Performance
2010–Kroyer Racing Engines
2011–Kroyer Racing Engines
2012–Kroyer Racing Engines
2013–Kroyer Racing Engines
2014–Kroyer Racing Engines
2015–Dougans Racing Engines
2016–Dougans Racing Engines
SCORE ORIGINAL TRUCK CHASSIS MANUFACTURER
(By Points since 2015)
2015–Geiser Brothers
2016–Geiser Brothers
SCORE UTV MANUFACTURER
(By Points since 2015)
2015–Polaris
2016–Polaris
SCORE MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURER
1974–Husqvarna
1975–American Honda
1976–Husqvarna
1977–Husqvarna
1978–Husqvarna
1979–Husqvarna
1980–Yamaha
1981–American Honda
1982–American Honda
1983–American Honda
1984–American Honda
1985–American Honda
1986–American Honda
1987–American Honda
1988–American Honda
1989–Kawasaki
1990–Kawasaki
1991–Kawasaki
1992–Kawasaki
1993–Kawasaki
1994–Kawasaki
1995–Kawasaki
1996–Kawasaki
1997–American Honda
1998–American Honda
1999–American Honda
2000–American Honda
2001–American Honda
2002–American Honda
2003–American Honda
2004–American Honda
2005–American Honda
2006–American Honda
2007–American Honda
2008–American Honda
2009–American Honda
2010–American Honda
2011–American Honda
2012–KTM
2013–KTM
(By Points since 2014)
2014–Kawasaki
2015–American Honda
2016–American Honda