Mika Ahola - Career Summary

Career Summary

Season Series Class Team Wins Final placing
1993 World Enduro Championship 125 cc Husqvarna 0 10th
1994 World Enduro Championship 125 cc Husqvarna 0 13th
1995 World Enduro Championship 125 cc Husqvarna 0 15th
1996 World Enduro Championship 125 cc Husqvarna 0 9th
1997 World Enduro Championship 125 cc TM 5 2nd
1998 World Enduro Championship 250 cc TM 3 9th
1999 World Enduro Championship 250 cc TM 1 3rd
2000 World Enduro Championship 250 cc TM 3 2nd
2001 World Enduro Championship 500 cc VOR 5 2nd
2002 World Enduro Championship 500 cc VOR 6 2nd
2003 World Enduro Championship 500 cc VOR 2 3rd
2004 World Enduro Championship E3 Husqvarna 0 4th
2005 World Enduro Championship E3 Husqvarna 0 4th
2006 World Enduro Championship E2 Honda 2 2nd
2007 World Enduro Championship E2 Honda 7 1st
2008 World Enduro Championship E1 Honda 9 1st
2009 World Enduro Championship E1 Honda 9 1st
2010 World Enduro Championship E2 Honda 10 1st
2011 World Enduro Championship E3 Honda 9 1st

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