Carl Fogarty
Nation:
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Motorcycle world championship
statistics
World Cup points:
37
Podiums:
-
According to class (es):
250 cc class
First start:
1986 British Grand Prix
Last start:
1986 British Grand Prix
Constructors
1986 Yamaha
World Cup balance
no World Cup placement
World Cup points:
-
Podiums:
-
500 cc class
First start:
Great Britain Grand Prix 1979
Last start:
Great Britain Grand Prix 1993
Constructors
1979 Suzuki • 1990 Honda • 1992 Yamaha • 1993 Cagiva
World Cup balance
World Cup eighteenth ( 1990 )
World Cup points:
37
Podiums:
-
Carl Fogarty (born July 1, 1965 in Blackburn , North West England , England ) is a retired British motorcycle racer . To this day he is one of the most successful drivers in the history of the Superbike World Championship .
Career Fogarty, also known as Foggy , has won the Superbike World Championship four times. It is known for its high cornering speeds and was also successful in the Tourist Trophy on the Isle of Man . In 1992 he presented a 750- cc - Yamaha to a new lap record. Fogarty needed 18 minutes and 18.8 seconds for the 60.7 km lap on the Snaefell Mountain Course , which corresponds to an average speed of 198.93 km / h. That record wasn't broken until seven years later by Jim Moodie on a Honda RC45 .
After a racing accident in Phillip Island, Australia in 2000, Foggy had to retire from active racing for health reasons. Carl Fogarty is still one of the most successful drivers of the Superbike World Championship with four world championship titles and 59 race wins.
In 2002 Ducati presented a limited model (only 300 pieces) in his honor, the Monster S4 FogartyScott Russell , Aaron Slight and Troy Corser are legendary .
From 2003 to 2006 he was team boss of the Foggy Petronas Racing Team and competed in the Superbike World Championship with the Petronas FP1 .
Trivia In 2014 he took part in the 14th season of the British television show I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! part which he won.
statistics title
year
class
machine
Average speed
1989
Production 750cc (750 cm³)
Honda 114.68 mph (184.56 km / h )
1990
Senior
Honda
110.95 mph (178.56 km / h)
TT-F1 Honda
118.53 mph (190.76 km / h)
year
class
machine
Average speed
1993
Superbike race 1
Ducati 121.86 mph (196.11 km / h )
Superbike race 2
Ducati
122.76 mph (197.56 km / h)
More race victories In the motorcycle world championship In the Superbike World Championship
season
team
motorcycle
run
Victories
Second
Third
Poles Nice Race laps Points
position
1989 Appleby Glade
Honda RC30 2
-
-
-
-
-
12
44.
1990 Honda Britain
Honda RC30
6th
-
-
-
-
-
30th
19th
1991 Silkolene Honda Britain
Honda RC30
20th
-
-
-
-
-
146
7th
1992 Sports Motorcycles
Ducati 888 18th
1
1
-
1
2
134
9.
Team Kawasaki France
Kawasaki ZXR 750 2
-
-
-
-
-
1993 Team Raymond Roche Ducati
Ducati 888
25th
11
2
2
6th
10
349.5
2.
1994 Ducati Corse Virginio Ferrari
Ducati 916 20th
10
4th
-
6th
10
305
World Champion
1995 Ducati Corse Virginio Ferrari
Ducati 916
24
13
6th
-
4th
9
478
World Champion
1996 Castrol Honda
Honda RC45 24
4th
2
3
-
2
331
4th
1997 Ducati Corse ADVF
Ducati 916
24
6th
5
4th
-
4th
358
2.
1998 Ducati performance
Ducati 916
24
3
6th
5
-
2
351.5
World Champion
1999 Ducati performance
Ducati 996 26th
11
6th
2
4th
7th
489
World Champion
2000 Ducati Infostrada
Ducati 996
4th
-
1
1
-
2
36
26th
total
219
59
33
17th
21st
48
3020
4 world titles
Web links Individual evidence
↑ Carl Fogarty wins I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! bbc.co.uk. December 8, 2014, accessed June 13, 2015 .
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