Danish Long track sidecar Champions

Sources:
Per Ostergaard,
Motorbogen,
Motor og Sport,
Motorbladet
and John Williams (AMK archive),

The sidecar sport is almost vanished in Denmark, which for a great part is caused by a lack of suitable tracks, but also and not least the great costs in acquiring and maintaining competition worthy machinery.

Lesser than a handful of Danish riders occasionally go abroad, primarily to Germany or Holland, where the sport is still driven on long- and grass tracks.

In a little more than ten years there has been annual meetings with various kind of sidecars on a grass track at Skiveren in Northern Jutland. Further some heats with classic sidecars inserted in the intervals in connection with the Danish Speedway Tournament are run.
None of these races have status of Championship.
Since 1992 no Danish Sidecar Championship has been held.

Left is a classic sports motorcycle with sidecar.
1 or 2 cylinder engines on sport 500 cc. or 750 cc. are petrol powered.
Special 500 cc. engines are methanol powered.

The motor cycle right is a highly specialized vehicle, a so-called “Banana” model with the characteristic low seat. A 1-cylinder  max 500 cc. engine is solely methanol powered

The  empty cells mean, that the respective was not open that year.
Not ridden means, that the Championship was cancelled in the respective class.