1995

Yamaha factory rider Jeff Emig won the Southwick AMA 250 National with 1-3 scores to Team Honda's Jeremy McGrath's 4-1 tally. Kawasaki's Mike LaRocco, the defending 250 National Champion, was third overall with 5-2 scores. Suzuki rider Greg Albertyn, the three-time FIM Motocross World Champion from South Africa, was fourth in his first visit to The Wick 338.

In the 125 Class, Honda's Steve Lamson took another step closer to the championship title with a win at Southwick over Suzuki riders Damon Huffman and Tim Ferry.

Over in Kester, Belgium, Kawasaki's Stefan Everts, on track to become the brand's first FIM Motocross World Champion, went 1-1 in his home country in the 250 Grand Prix. Fellow Belgian Marnicq Bervoets was second on a Johnson Suzuki, with Britain's Kurt Nicoll third on his Honda. 

2000

In Slovakia for the 250cc round of Grand Prix motocross, Italy's Claudio Federici scored the overall win with 5-1 scores aboard his Yamaha, topping the 1-6 of Kawasaki rider Pit Beirer. Series points leader Frederic Bolley did not score points in the first moto, but placed fourth the second time out. 

2011

Title combatants Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto split wins at the Thunder Valley 450 National, but it was the Suzuki of Dungey that took the second moto and the overall honors from Kawasaki's Villopoto. Finishing third in both motos was Honda-backed Chad Reed. 

In the 250 Class, the top three finishing order was the same in both motos: Blake Baggett, Dean Wilson, Eli Tomac. 

2016

RCH Racing Suzuki rider Ken Roczen laid down 1-1 scores at Muddy Creek to take the Tennessee 450 National. Monster Energy Kawasaki's Eli Tomac was second overall with 2-2 scores, and Roczen's teammate Broc Tickle was third with a 6-3 tally.

Star Racing Yamaha's Cooper Webb took the 250 National with 2-1 finishes to Joey Savatgy's 1-7 and Troy Lee Designs KTM's Shane McElrath's 5-2 scores.