By IRRC race winners per event take ten, this time detailing all those to emerge successful from series rounds at Hengelo (Varsselring), Circuit De Chimay, Frohburg, Oostende, Terlicko, Horice, Schleiz, Oss and Imatranajo.
Overall, taking-into account 2010-2024 IRRC affiliated events, 53 riders from 12 nations have accrued race wins.
No.1 presently for IRRC P1 finishes is five times Superbike Champion, 21st century German road racing legend Didier Grams (38 victories).
Marek Cerveny, who like Grams has five titles to his name, via Supersport Championship captures in 2015, 2016, 2022, 2023 & 2024, places nearest to Grams P1 finishes attainment, (33 victories).
The full list of those to take IRRC race victories (2010-2024), including wildcards is disclosed below:
(IRRC Superbike/IRRC Supersport wins accumulation near racer’s name. Huge thanks again to Czech roads, roads scene statistician supremo Jan Vavra, for compiling together, the following information.)
Didier Grams (Germany) – 38
Marek Cerveny (Czech Republic) – 33
Laurent Hoffmann (Belgium) – 17
Matthieu Lagrive (France) – 16
Vincent Lonbois (Belgium) – 16
Sebastien Le Grelle (Belgium) – 14
Jorn Hamberg (Netherlands) – 12
Danny Webb (England) – 11
David Datzer (Germany) – 10
Davey Todd (England) – 9
Erno Kostamo (Finland) – 9
Joey den Besten (Netherlands) – 7
Timothy Baken (Belgium) – 6
Pierre Yves Bian (France) – 6
Lukas Maurer (Switzerland) – 5
Petr Najman (Czech Republic) – 5
Hans Smees (Netherlands) – 4
Thomas Walther (Germany) – 4
Arie Vos (Netherlands) – 3
Nigel Walraven (Netherlands) – 3
Michael Rutter (England) – 3
Pauli Pekkanen (Finland) – 3
Adam McLean (Northern Ireland) – 3
Frank Bakker (Netherlands) – 2
Horst Saiger (Austria) – 2
Gregory Fastre (Belgium) – 2
Branko Srdanov (Netherlands) – 2
Thomas Wendel/Kreutz (Germany) – 2
Georg Frohlich (Germany) – 2
Ales Nechvatal (Czech Republic) – 2
Michal Dokoupil (Czech Republic) – 2
Johan Fredriks (Netherlands) – 2
Davy Thoonen (Netherlands) – 2
Kamil Holan (Czech Republic) – 2
Marc-Reiner Schmidt (Germany) – 2
Luca Salvadori (Italy) – 2
Julian Puffe (Germany) – 2
Niko Lehtiranta (Finland) – 2
Come Geenen (Belgium) – 2
Jef Van Calster (Belgium) – 2
Tom Van Looy (Belgium) – 1
Virgil-Amber Bloemhard (Netherlands) – 1
Wim Van Den Broeck (Belgium) – 1
Marc Bornhauser (Germany) – 1
David Drieghe (Belgium) – 1
Marc Fissette (Belgium) – 1
Manou Antweiler (Germany) – 1
Lee Johnston (Northern Ireland) – 1
Jonathan Goetschy (France) – 1
Luca Gottardi (Italy) – 1
Ilja Caljouw (Netherlands) – 1
Clinton Warrick Seller (South Africa) – 1
Thijs Peeters (Netherlands) – 1
An added IRRC facts bonus for roads scene aficionados:
Race wins by nations:
Belgium – 63
Germany – 62
Czech Republic – 44
Netherlands – 40
England – 23
France – 23
Finland – 14
Switzerland – 5
Northern Ireland – 4
Italy – 3
Austria – 2
South Africa – 1
Active IRRC years: 14 (2010–2019 and 2021–2024) plus races of 3-Nations Cup 2003–2009
Finished IRRC races: 265 (SBK x 112 / SSP x 114 / SBK+SSP x 39)
Number of IRRC race winners: 53 riders from 12 nations
Photo credit: Robby Repsol
Words by Jan Vavra
