Ernst Degner - Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Motorcycle Grand Prix Results

Position	1	2	3	4	5	6
Points	8	6	4	3	2	1

(key) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year	Class	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	Points	Rank	Wins
1956	125cc	MZ	IOM	NED	BEL	GER	ULS	NAT								0	—	0
1957	125cc	MZ	GER	IOM	NED	BEL	ULS	NAT								1	13th	0
1958	125cc	MZ	IOM	NED	BEL	GER	SWE	ULS	NAT							9	7th	0
1958	250cc	MZ	IOM	NED		GER	SWE	ULS	NAT							3	14th	0
1959	125cc	MZ	IOM	GER	NED	BEL	SWE	ULS	NAT							13	5th	1
1959	250cc	MZ	IOM	GER	NED	BEL	SWE	ULS	NAT							14	4th	0
1960	125cc	MZ	IOM	NED	BEL		ULS	NAT								16	3rd	1
1960	250cc	MZ	IOM	NED	BEL	GER	ULS	NAT								5	8th	0
1961	125cc	MZ	ESP	GER	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL	DDR	ULS	NAT	SWE	ARG			42	2nd	3
1961	250cc	MZ	ESP	GER	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL	DDR	ULS	NAT	SWE	ARG			3	13th	0
1962	50cc	Suzuki	ESP	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL	GER		DDR	NAT	FIN	ARG			47	1st	4
1962	125 cc	Suzuki	ESP	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL	GER	ULS	DDR	NAT	FIN	ARG			5	11th	0
1963	50cc	Suzuki	ESP	GER	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL			FIN		ARG	JPN		30	3rd	1
1963	125cc	Suzuki	ESP	GER	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL	ULS	DDR	FIN	NAT	ARG	JPN		17	6th	1
1964	125cc	Suzuki	USA	ESP	FRA	IOM	NED	GER	DDR	ULS	FIN	NAT	JPN			12	6th	1
1965	50cc	Suzuki	USA	GER	ESP	FRA	IOM	NED	BEL						JPN	26	4th	2
1965	125cc	Suzuki	USA	GER	ESP	FRA	IOM	NED		DDR	CZE	ULS	FIN	NAT	JPN	23	4th	1
1966	50cc	Suzuki	ESP	GER	NED	IOM	NAT	JPN								3	6th	0

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