World Championships By Rider
| Rider | Titles |
|---|---|
| Stefan Everts | 10 (3 x MX1, 1 x MXGP, 2 x 500cc, 3 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| Antonio Cairoli | 6 (4 x MX1, 2 x MX2) |
| Joël Robert | 6 (6 x 250cc) |
| Roger De Coster | 5 (5 x 500cc) |
| Joël Smets | 5 (4 x 500cc, 1 x 600cc) |
| Eric Geboers | 5 (2 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc, 2 x 125cc) |
| Georges Jobé | 5 (3 x 500cc, 2 x 250cc) |
| Heikki Mikkola | 4 (3 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc) |
| Torsten Hallman | 4 (4 x 250cc) |
| Harry Everts | 4 (1 x 250cc, 3 x 125cc) |
| André Malherbe | 3 (3 x 500cc) |
| David Thorpe | 3 (3 x 500cc) |
| Paul Friedrichs | 3 (3 x 500cc) |
| Guennady Moisseev | 3 (3 x 250cc) |
| Greg Albertyn | 3 (2 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| Gaston Rahier | 3 (3 x 125cc) |
| Alessio Chiodi | 3 (3 x 125cc) |
| Yves Demaria | 3 (3 x MX3) |
| Bengt Aberg | 2 ( 2 x 500cc) |
| Jean-Michel Bayle | 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| John Van den Berk | 2 (1 x 250 cc, 1 x 125 cc) |
| Frédéric Bolley | 2 (2 x 250cc) |
| Sven Breugelmans | 2 (2 x MX3 ) |
| Håkan Carlqvist | 2 (1 x 500cc, 1 x 250cc) |
| Heinz Kinigadner | 2 (2 x 250cc) |
| Sten Lundin | 2 (2 x 500cc) |
| Marvin Musquin | 2 (2 x MX2) |
| Bill Nilsson | 2 (2 x 500cc) |
| Trampas Parker | 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| Mickael Pichon | 2 (2 x 250cc) |
| Alessandro Puzar | 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| Steve Ramon | 2 (1 x MX1, 1 x 125cc) |
| Donny Schmit | 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
| Jeff Smith | 2 (2 x 500cc) |
| Rolf Tibblin | 2 (2 x 500cc) |
| Sebastien Tortelli | 2 (1 x 250cc, 1 x 125cc) |
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