List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champions by year
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List of Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champions by year

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Year	500cc	350cc	250cc	125cc	50cc	Sidecar

1962	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (MV Agusta)	Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Jim Redman (Honda)	Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Jim Redman (Honda)	Switzerland Luigi Taveri (Honda)	West Germany Ernst Degner (Suzuki)	West Germany Max Deubel West Germany Emil Hörner (BMW)

1963	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (MV Agusta)	Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Jim Redman (Honda)	Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland Jim Redman (Honda)	New Zealand Hugh Anderson (Suzuki)	New Zealand Hugh Anderson (Suzuki)	West Germany Max Deubel West Germany Emil Hörner (BMW)

1964	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (MV Agusta)	Rhodesia Jim Redman (Honda)	United Kingdom Phil Read (Yamaha)	Switzerland Luigi Taveri (Honda)	New Zealand Hugh Anderson (Suzuki)	West Germany Max Deubel West Germany Emil Hörner (BMW)

1965	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (MV Agusta)	Rhodesia Jim Redman (Honda)	United Kingdom Phil Read (Yamaha)	New Zealand Hugh Anderson (Suzuki)	United Kingdom Ralph Bryans (Honda)	Switzerland Fritz Scheidegger United Kingdom John Robinson (BMW)

1966	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (Honda)	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (Honda)	Switzerland Luigi Taveri (Honda)	West Germany Hans-Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki)	Switzerland Fritz Scheidegger United Kingdom John Robinson (BMW)

1967	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (Honda)	United Kingdom Mike Hailwood (Honda)	United Kingdom Bill Ivy (Yamaha)	West Germany Hans-Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt (BMW)

1968	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	United Kingdom Phil Read (Yamaha)	United Kingdom Phil Read (Yamaha)	West Germany Hans-Georg Anscheidt (Suzuki)	West Germany Helmut Fath West Germany Wolfgang Kalauch (URS)

1969	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Australia Kel Carruthers (Benelli)	United Kingdom Dave Simmonds (Kawasaki)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Derbi)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt (BMW)

1970	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	United Kingdom Rodney Gould (Yamaha)	West Germany Dieter Braun (Suzuki)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Derbi)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt West Germany Wolfgang Kalauch (BMW)

1971	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	United Kingdom Phil Read (Yamaha)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Derbi)	Netherlands Jan de Vries (Kreidler)	West Germany Horst Owesle West Germany Julius Kremer United Kingdom Peter Rutterford (Münch-URS)

1972	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	Finland Jarno Saarinen (Yamaha)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Derbi)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Derbi)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt (BMW)

1973	United Kingdom Phil Read (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (MV Agusta)	West Germany Dieter Braun (Yamaha)	Sweden Kent Andersson (Yamaha)	Netherlands Jan de Vries (Kreidler)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt (BMW)

1974	United Kingdom Phil Read (MV Agusta)	Italy Giacomo Agostini (Yamaha)	Italy Walter Villa (Harley-Davidson)	Sweden Kent Andersson (Yamaha)	Netherlands Henk van Kessel (Kreidler-Van Veen)	West Germany Klaus Enders West Germany Ralf Engelhardt (Busch-BMW)

1975	Italy Giacomo Agostini (Yamaha)	Venezuela Johnny Cecotto (Yamaha)	Italy Walter Villa (Harley-Davidson)	Italy Paolo Pileri (Morbidelli)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Kreidler)	West Germany Rolf Steinhausen West Germany Josef Huber (Busch-König)

1976	United Kingdom Barry Sheene (Suzuki)	Italy Walter Villa (Harley-Davidson)	Italy Walter Villa (Harley-Davidson)	Italy Pier Paolo Bianchi (Morbidelli)	Spain Ángel Nieto (Bultaco)	West Germany Rolf Steinhausen West Germany Josef Huber (Busch-König)

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Saarinen from Yamaha won the 250cc World Championship.
Yamaha's Saarinen won the 250cc World Championship.
Yamaha's Saarinen won the 250cc World Championship.

final_sentence: Saarinen from Yamaha won the 250cc World Championship.
final_sentence: Yamaha's Saarinen won the 250cc World Championship.
final_sentence: Yamaha's Saarinen won the 250cc World Championship.