The FIM split the European Superbike Championship back into its own entity for 1994 but it garnered little interest from participants and spectators alike, though the minimal 4-race calendar surely didn't help. 3 of those races were won by local riders stomping the competition on circuits they knew well - and it would have been all 4 had Marek Morávek not crashed out of the lead at Most. Anders Rasmussen's solid finishes in every race earned him the title by just a handful of points and made him Denmark's first ever European Champion.