Career
They also took part in the World Championship where they came fifth overall. From 1990 onwards Hüsser"s World Championship results declined but he remained a force in the Swiss national competition. He only took part in three events in the 1990 World Championship, using a different passenger for each Grand Prix.
He rode the first event with Andreas Hüsser but then used Flurin Peer and Sies Hurkmans for the next two, finishing 19th overall in the competition.
Hüsser however did take out his second Swiss title that season, once more with Andreas Hüsser as his passenger. The new combination finished eighth in the World Championship in 1991 and sixth in 1992.
The 1993 World Championship season saw the Hüsser"s, Christoph and Andreas, reunited except in two events, where Fritz Witschi served as his passenger. In the Swiss championship the two came third that season.
In the 1994 season Hüsser raced the full World Championship program for a last time, coming 11th overall, now with Hans-Rudi Stettler as his passenger.
Hi last two seasons in the World Championship, 1995 and 1996, saw Hüsser only race three events each year. In both seasons he finished 24th overall, in 1995 with Roger Maurer as his passenger, in 1996 with Conny Johannson. In the Swiss championship he finished third again in 1995 and fifth in 1996.
After the 1996 season Christoph Hüsser retired from both the Swiss and the World Championship, the same year Andreas Fuhrer and Adrian Käser did, the World Champions from 1993 to 1996, bringing to an end the Swiss-dominated era of the Sidecarcross World Championship, which had yielded 12 World Championship for the country in 15 years from 1982 to 1996.
After his active career he started a mobile toilet hire service in 2001. Sidecarcross World Championship Christoph Hüsser "s results in the Sidecarcross World Championship were:.
World Championship National Championships.