CCM

Pour une fois le site est tout en anglais donc j'écrit l'article en anglais et mes connaissance en anglais ne me permet pas de traduire le texte et les traducteur automatique sont bourré de faute donc je ne peut pas écrire un texte en français.

1973 - 1st British Side-Car trials championship (Jack Matthews)

1975 - 2nd British Moto-Cross championship (Vic Eastwood)
1st 750 cc A.M.C.A. championship (Mick Eatough)
1st A.M.C.A. superclass championship (Cliff Barton)

1976 - 2nd, 4th, 5th British Moto-Cross championship (Vic Allan, John Banks, Vic Eastwood)
5th Swiss 500cc Moto-Cross Grand Prix (Vic Allan)
3rd Finnish 500cc Moto-Cross Grand Prix (Vic Allan)
3rd Luxembourg 500cc Moto-Cross Grand Prix (Vic Allan)
1st British Moto-Cross support championship (Dave Nicol)
Eddie Kidds first ever jump over 13 double decker buses.

1977 - 2nd British 500cc Moto-Cross Grand Prix (John Banks)
4th Canadian 500cc Moto-cross Grand Prix (John Banks)

1978 - 5th British Moto-Cross championship (Bob Wright)
Small firms export reward

1981 - 1st, 3rd and 4th Isle of Man junior TT (Steve Tonkin)
1st British 4-stroke championship (Austin Clews)

1983 - 1985 - 1st British trials championship (Steve Saunders)
1st, 4th, 5th 350cc British road race championship (Niall Mackenzie)
1st, 2nd 250cc British road race championship (Niall Mackenzie)
1st British trials championship (Steve Saunders)
4,000 motorcycles produced at the Bolton factory badged as Can Ams and sold in North America
Queens Award For Export.

1984 - 1987 - 1st, 2nd 250cc British road race championship (Niall Mackenzie) 
3rd 250cc British road race championship (Donny McLeod)
Over 3,000 military motorcycles manufactured for the British, Canadian and Jordanian Army
Harley Davidson buy the manufacturing design and rights to produce the MT 500 in the USA

1990 - 1st British 4-stroke championship (Greg Hansen)

1992 - 1st British 4-sroke championship (Perry Leask)

1993 - 1st British 4-stroke championship (Perry Leask)

1995 - 1st British World 4-stroke championship (Donny Schmit)
1st Sound of Thunder championship (Donny Schmit)

1997 - 1st M.R. Thumpercorss series (Simon Wyse) formerly 'Haynes 4-stroke' series

1998 - 8th and 10th (in class) Paris - Granada - Dakar Rally (Nick Craigie, Vinny Fitsimmons) 
Highest manufacture finish rate and best self supporting team awards (Paris, Granada, Dakar Rally)
Paris-Dakar CCM C27 successfully finish the toughest event in the motorsport world
Alan and Austin Clews sell their majority share in CCM to Peter Swift + Co

2002 - CCM R30 wheelies down The Mall during the Queens Jubilee Parade
Mettet Chris Walker world superbike rider steps in as a late replacement for the injured Carl Fogarty
He's never ridden the factory prepared R30 before but finished a magnificent 6th overall against the world best supermoto riders

2003 - CCM hit the big screen - Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft stars in Tomb Raider aboard her CCM 644 
Management shake-up at CCM

2004 - July CCM closes its doors amid mounting debts run up by previous management
Alan and Austin Clews and son in law Gary Harthern successfully bought back CCM and its assets off liquidators BDO

2006 - British Shorttrack Champions - 1st Lee Complin , 500cc FT35r, 3rd Andrew Moore, 500cc FT35r

2007 - 3rd place, British Shorttrack Thunderbikes Championship - 3rd Richard May, FT710 



2008 - 2nd British Championship MMX under 21- Kristian Whatley
1st  Race – Veterans MXGP – Spain - Greg Hanson
British Shortrack Champions / European Flat Track Champions -  1st  Marco Belli



2009 - 4th / 6th Overall MX1 Maxxis  ACU British Motocross Championship – Tom Church / Jason Dougan
15th  FIM MX1 World Championship

June 2010 - 1500 Military motorcycle contract completed
2010 - 2nd & 7th in British MX1 Maxxis Championship Stephen Sword & TomChurch

et il n'existe pas d'historique de la parti "civil" je veux dire que j'ai trouvé que l'historique des championnats mais je sais que CCM n'est commercialisé que en Angleterre se qui explique le site que en anglais.