AMA Supercross Championship
AMA Supercross Championship winners by year
Merged with World Supercross Championship in 2008.

AMA Supercross Championship

Section Title: AMA Supercross Championship winners by year
Table Section Text: Merged with World Supercross Championship in 2008.

Year	450cc Class (formerly 250 cc 2-stroke)	250cc West (formerly 125 cc 2-stroke West)	250cc East (formerly 125 cc 2-stroke East)

2018	United States Jason Anderson	United States Aaron Plessinger	United States Zach Osborne

2017	United States Ryan Dungey	United States Justin Hill	United States Zach Osborne

2016	United States Ryan Dungey	United States Cooper Webb	United States Malcolm Stewart

2015	United States Ryan Dungey	United States Cooper Webb	France Marvin Musquin

2014	United States Ryan Villopoto	United States Jason Anderson	United States Justin Bogle

2013	United States Ryan Villopoto	Germany Ken Roczen	United States Wil Hahn

2012	United States Ryan Villopoto	United States Eli Tomac	United States Justin Barcia

2011	United States Ryan Villopoto	United States Broc Tickle	United States Justin Barcia

2010	United States Ryan Dungey	United States Jake Weimer	France Christophe Pourcel

2009	United States James Stewart Jr.	United States Ryan Dungey	France Christophe Pourcel

2008	Australia Chad Reed	United States Jason Lawrence	United States Trey Canard

2007	United States James Stewart Jr.	United States Ryan Villopoto	New Zealand Ben Townley

2006	United States Ricky Carmichael	South Africa Grant Langston	United States Davi Millsaps

2005	United States Ricky Carmichael	United States Ivan Tedesco	South Africa Grant Langston

2004	Australia Chad Reed	United States Ivan Tedesco	United States James Stewart Jr.

2003	United States Ricky Carmichael	United States James Stewart Jr.	United States Branden Jesseman

2002	United States Ricky Carmichael	United States Travis Preston	Australia Chad Reed

2001	United States Ricky Carmichael	Costa Rica Ernesto Fonseca	United States Travis Pastrana

2000	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Shae Bentley	France Stéphane Roncada

1999	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Nathan Ramsey	Costa Rica Ernesto Fonseca

1998	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States John Dowd	United States Ricky Carmichael

1997	United States Jeff Emig	United States Kevin Windham	United States Tim Ferry

1996	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Kevin Windham	France Mickaël Pichon

1995	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Damon Huffman	France Mickaël Pichon

1994	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Damon Huffman	United States Ezra Lusk

1993	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Jimmy Gaddis	United States Doug Henry

1992	United States Jeff Stanton	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Brian Swink

1991	France Jean-Michel Bayle	United States Jeremy McGrath	United States Brian Swink

1990	United States Jeff Stanton	United States Ty Davis	United States Denny Stephenson

1989	United States Jeff Stanton	United States Jeff Matiasevich	United States Damon Bradshaw

1988	United States Rick Johnson	United States Jeff Matiasevich	United States Todd DeHoop

1987	United States Jeff Ward	United States Willie Surratt	United States Ron Tichenor

1986	United States Rick Johnson	United States Donny Schmit	United States Keith Turpin

1985	United States Jeff Ward	United States Bobby Moore	United States Eddie Warren

1984	United States Johnny O'Mara

1983	United States David Bailey

1982	United States Donnie Hansen

1981	United States Mark Barnett

1980	United States Mike Bell

1979	United States Bob Hannah

1978	United States Bob Hannah

1977	United States Bob Hannah

1976	United States Jimmy Weinert	500 cc Winner

1975	United States Jimmy Ellis	United States Steve Stackable

1974	Netherlands Pierre Karsmakers	United States Gary Semics

Sentence(s)

AMA Supercross Championship are the 450cc (was known as 250cc two-stroke), and both an East and West division on the 250cc (was 125cc two-stroke).

final_sentence: AMA Supercross Championship are the 450cc (was known as 250cc two-stroke), and both an East and West division on the 250cc (was 125cc two-stroke).