International Federation of Model Auto Racing



















International Federation of Model Auto Racing
IFMAR logo.png
SportRadio-controlled racing
JurisdictionInternational
AbbreviationIFMAR
Founded9 July 1979 (39 years ago) (1979-07-09)
PresidentErhard "Dallas" Mathiesen
ChairmanSander De Graaf (IC)
Frank Mostrey (EP)
Vice president(s)Bob Ingersoll
SecretaryCarlos Gomez
Official website
www.ifmar.org


2005 1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD Winner Neil Cragg (center), Ryan Cavalieri (left), and Ryan Maifield.


The International Federation of Model Auto Racing (IFMAR) is the world governing body of professional radio controlled car racing.


The organization was created in 1979 by professional racer and RC model entrepreneur Ted Longshaw. At that time, many different governing bodies operated under their own rules throughout the world. IFMAR was conceived as a way to bring the different, fragmented organizations under a single, governing body. IFMAR's constitution also promotes international friendship and sportsmanship.


Each of the member blocs organises the IFMAR World Championship event on behalf of IFMAR.


Masami Hirosaka is perhaps the world's most distinguished racer. He has a record of 14 IFMAR World Championships, followed by Lamberto Collari with 9 titles, all within a single category and in nitro powered cars.




Contents





  • 1 Governing bodies


  • 2 Secretariat

    • 2.1 Presidents



  • 3 Eligibility to IFMAR World Championship event


  • 4 IFMAR World Championship Winners


  • 5 Statistics

    • 5.1 Most Wins

      • 5.1.1 Drivers


      • 5.1.2 Car manufacturers


      • 5.1.3 By Member Blocs (Drivers)


      • 5.1.4 Win(s) by Nations (Drivers)



    • 5.2 Most Wins in a single season

      • 5.2.1 Drivers



    • 5.3 Consecutive Wins

      • 5.3.1 Drivers


      • 5.3.2 Car manufacturers




  • 6 Notes


  • 7 References

    • 7.1 Sources



  • 8 External links




Governing bodies


IFMAR governs RC racing through four international governing bodies, or "blocs" representing 45 member nations and with full voting rights:



  • European Federation of Radio Operated Model Automobiles (EFRA) – Oversees racing in Europe.


  • Far East Model Car Association (FEMCA) – Governs Australasia and Asia.


  • Remotely Operated Auto Racers (ROAR) – Oversees and promotes races in Canada and the United States of America and is credited with producing more world champion drivers than any other bloc.


  • Fourth Association of Model Auto Racing (FAMAR) – The newest IFMAR bloc and oversees Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, South Africa, Uruguay, Chile and Venezuela.


Secretariat



Presidents






















#
NameNationalityTerm
1.
Ted Longshaw
 United Kingdom
1979–1995
2
John D. Grant
 Australia
1995–2005
3
Erhard "Dallas" Mathiesen
 Sweden
2005–2018
4
Jeff Parker
 United States
2018–


Eligibility to IFMAR World Championship event


To be allowed to compete in an IFMAR World Championship event, the competitor has to be a member of a national body (such as ROAR of North America, SARDA from South Africa, BRCA from the United Kingdom, etc.). The competitor has to contact a representative of the body who will determine if they are competent enough to compete in the world championship round.[1] The driver does not specifically have to have qualified in that discipline in which they choose to race (e.g. a driver who is competent in 1:10 on road racing wishes to qualify for 1:8 off-road).[1]



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Year
Bloc
Scale
Class
Name
Car–Motor
Venue
Location
1977
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

United States Butch Kroells[2][3][4]

Associated RC100 – K&B
Thorp Raceway

Pomona, California United States
1978
EFRA
1:8
Formula IC Track[nb 1]
England Phil Greeno[5]
PB9 International – K&B

Port Hercules

Monte Carlo Monaco
1979
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

United Kingdom Phil Booth[6]
PB9 International – OPS
Circuit Micro-Racing

Geneva Switzerland
1980
EFRA
1:8
Formula IC Track[nb 1]
Italy Giulio Ghersi
PB9 International

Port Hercules

Monte Carlo Monaco
1981
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

United States Arturo Carbonell[5][7]
Delta Super J – Picco

Castleton Square

Indianapolis, Indiana United States
1982
ROAR
1:12
Electric Track Stock

United States Kent Clausen[2][3]

Associated RC12i – Yokomo 05S
Grand Hotel

Anaheim, California United States
Electric Track Modified

United States Arturo Carbonell[2][3]
Delta Super Phaser – Delta Igarashi 05
1983
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

France David Lecat
PB Alpha – Picco
Circuit Carnoux

Carnoux-en-Provence France
1984
EFRA
1:12
Electric Track Stock

United States Bud Bartos
Parma Euro Panther – Igarashi 05
Herning Kongrescenter

Herning, Denmark Denmark
Electric Track Modified

United States Tony Neisinger[2][3]

Associated RC12i – Reedy
1985
FEMCA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Netherlands Rody Roem[8][9][10]

Serpent Quattro – OPS

Tokyo Disneyland

Urayasu, Chiba Japan
ROAR
1:10
Electric Off Road Stock[nb 2]
United States Jay Halsey[2][3]

Associated RC10 – Reedy
Del Mar RC Raceway

Del Mar, California United States
Electric Off Road Unlimited[nb 2]
United States Gil Losi Jr

Yokomo Dog Fighter YZ-834B – Trinity
1986
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

France Frederic Veysseyre
Yankee 86 – Cipolla
Mini Circuit de Montbonnot

Grenoble France
ROAR
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United States Tony Neisinger[2][3]

Associated RC12L – Reedy
Tropicana Hotel

Las Vegas, Nevada United States
1987
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

United States Pete Fusco[2][3]

Associated RC500 – Novarossi
Ranch Pit Shop

Pomona, California United States
EFRA
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Joel Johnson

Kyosho Ultima – Trinity Monster Pure Gold
Romsey Off-Road Club

Romsey England
Electric Off Road 4WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka[11]
Schumacher CAT XL – HPI UNO Blue Label
1988
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Italy Maurizio Monesi
Garbo Roadfighter – Mantua T4


Mantua Italy
1:12
Electric Track Modified

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2][3]

Associated RC12L – Reedy


Baarn Netherlands
1989
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[12]
BMT 891 – REX Collari
Model Auto Club Heemstede[13]
Heemstede Netherlands
FEMCA
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2][3]

Associated RC10 – Reedy
St. Ives Showground[14]
St Ives, New South Wales Australia
Electric Off Road 4WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2][3]

Yokomo Super Dog Fighter YZ-870C – Reedy
1990
EFRA
1:8
Team IC Track Group C

Italy Michele Baruzzi
Italy Lamberto Collari
Italy Massimo Fantini
BMT 891


Türkheim Germany
FEMCA
IC Off Road

Japan Koji Sanada
Mugen Super Sport – Novarossi


Bangkok Thailand
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United States Chris Doseck[3]

Associated RC12L – CAM

Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Singapore Singapore
1991
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[15]
BMT 891 – Nova Collari


Austin, Texas United States
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2][3]

Associated RC10 – Reedy
Freedom Hill Park

Sterling Heights, Michigan United States
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Cliff Lett

Yokomo YZ-10 Super Dog Fighter Works '91 – Reedy
1992
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Japan Kokushi Toge

Kyosho Inferno – OS RX


Usingen Germany
ROAR
1:10
Electric Track PRO 10

United States Joel Johnson
Trinity EV-10 – Trinity[16][17]Ranch Pit Shop

Pomona, California United States
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United States Tony Neisinger[2][3]

Associated RC12LW - Reedy


Grand Rapids, Michigan United States
1993
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[18]
BMT 933 – Nova Collari


Gothenburg Sweden
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Brian Kinwald[2][3]

Associated RC10 Worlds Car – Reedy
Pipps Hill Leisure Complex

Basildon England
Electric Off Road 4WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka

Yokomo Super Dog Fighter Works '93 – Reedy
1994
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Italy Maurizio Monesi

Kyosho Turbo Inferno – OS


Kirchschlag in der Buckligen Welt Austria
1:10
Electric Track PRO 10

Japan Masami Hirosaka

Yokomo YRX-10 – Reedy
Tamiya Raceway Sonneberg

Sonneberg Germany
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United Kingdom David Spashett
Corally SP12G2[19]

Paris France
1995
FEMCA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[9][20]

Serpent Excel – Nova Collari


Phuket Thailand
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Matt Francis[2][3]

Associated RC10B2 – Reedy
Yatabe Arena[21]
Tsukuba, Ibaraki Japan
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Mark Pavidis

Yokomo Super Dog Fighter YZ-10 – Reedy
1996
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Italy Alex Laffranchi

Kyosho Inferno MP-5 – Picco P6

National Motor Museum[22]

Beaulieu, Hampshire England
ROAR
1:10
Electric Track PRO 10

United States Mike Swauger[3]

Associated RC10L2 – Team Orion
Revelation Raceway

Ontario United States
1:12
Electric Track Modified

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2]

Associated RC12LC – Reedy
1997
FAMAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[9][23]

Serpent Vector – Novarossi Speed
Pegaso Raceway

Toluca Mexico
ROAR
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Brian Kinwald

Losi XX-CR – Trinity
Ranch Pit Shop[21]
Pomona, California United States
Electric Off Road 4WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka

Yokomo Super Dog Fighter MX-4 – Reedy
1998
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Germany Daniel Reckward[24]

Kyosho Inferno MP-6 – RB WS7
Mini Autódromo do Estádio Universitário de Coimbra

Coimbra Portugal
1:10
IC Track 235mm Class I Group C

Germany Michael Salven[9]

Serpent Impact – Nova Mega
Auto Modelbouw Club Apeldoorn

Apeldoorn Netherlands
IC Track 235mm Class II Touring Cars

Finland Timmo Rinne[9]

Serpent Impact – Nova Mega
Electric Track ISTC

United Kingdom David Spashett

Losi Street Weapon – Trinity
Temple Park Leisure Centre[25]
South Shields, Newcastle upon Tyne England
Electric Track PRO 10

United Kingdom David Spashett
Trinity Switch Blade – Trinity
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United Kingdom David Spashett
Trinity Switch Blade 12SJ – Trinity
1999
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

France Adrien Bertin[26]
Mugen MRX2 – Nova JP
Mini Circuit Patrick Depailler[27]
Clermont Ferrand France
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2]

Associated RC10B3 – Reedy
Uimahalli

Rauma Finland
Electric Off Road 4WD

Finland Jukka Steenari

Losi XX-4 – Team Orion
2000
ROAR
1:8
IC Off Road

Japan Yuichi Kanai[24]

Kyosho Inferno MP-7.5 – RB WS7

Silverton Hotel[28]

Las Vegas, Nevada United States
EFRA
1:10
IC Track 235mm Touring Cars

Germany Michael Salven[9]

Serpent Impact M2 – Nova Mega
Stöhr-Ring

Kirchberg an der Raab Austria
FEMCA
Electric Track PRO 10

Japan Masami Hirosaka

Yokomo YRX-2000 – Reedy
Yatabe Arena

Tsukuba, Ibaraki Japan
Electric Touring Cars

Japan Atsushi Hara

Yokomo MR4-TC Pro – Reedy
1:12
Electric Track Modified

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2]

Associated RC12L3 – Reedy
2001
FEMCA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Japan Kenji Osaka[29]
Mugen MRX-3 – Nova JP
John Grant International Raceway[30]
Sydney Australia
EFRA
1:5
IC Touring

Germany Marcel Strauch[31]
FG Competition – Zenoah G230RC
Minidrom Ettlingen

Ettlingen Germany
FAMAR
1:10
[nb 3][32]
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Matt Francis

Losi XXX – Trinity
Tshwane Raceway And Promotions (TRAP)

Pretoria South Africa
Electric Off Road 4WD

Finland Jukka Steenari

Losi XX-4 – Team Orion
2002
FAMAR
1:8
IC Off Road

United States Greg Degani

Kyosho Inferno MP-7.5 – OS RZ V01B
Green Mountain Raceway

Punta del Este Uruguay
ROAR
1:10
IC Track 235mm Touring Cars

United States Brian Berry[9][24][33]

Serpent Impact M2 – RB X12
Hamilton Ohio Scale Auto Raceway[34]
Hamilton, Ohio United States
200mm Nitro Touring

United States Mark Pavidis

Associated Nitro TC3 – O’Donnell RB
FAMAR
Electric Track Touring

Thailand Surikarn Chaidejsuriya

Tamiya TRF414M – Reedy
Keywest Model Racers

Krugersdorp, Gauteng South Africa
1:12
Electric Track Modified

Japan Masami Hirosaka

Yokomo 12LY[35]
2003
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[36]

Kyosho Evolva 2005 WC – Sirio
Hamilton Ohio Scale Auto Raceway[37][38]
Hamilton, Ohio United States
1:5
IC Touring

Netherlands Hessel Roskam[31]
FG Competition Evo 2003
KZ Speedway[39]
Sun Valley, Los Angeles, California United States
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Billy Easton[2]

Associated RC10B4 – Reedy
Minnreg RC Car Club

Largo, Florida United States
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Cavalieri

Losi XXX-4 – Trinity
2004
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

France Guillaume Vray[24]
Mugen MBX 5 – RB WS7II
Fururing Raceway[40]
Furulund Sweden
FAMAR
1:10
200mm Nitro Touring

France Adrien Bertin

Kyosho PureTen V-One RRR – Sirio
Jundiai Raceway[41][42]
Jundiaí, São Paulo Brazil
ROAR
Electric Touring

Germany Marc Rheinard

Tamiya TRF415 – Team Orion
Kissimmee R/C Raceway[43]
Kissimmee, Florida United States
1:12
Electric Track Modified

Japan Masami Hirosaka[2]

Associated RC12L4 – Reedy
2005
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[36]

Kyosho Evolva – Sirio PR-Pro
Messina[44]
Messina, Sicily Italy
1:5
IC Touring

United Kingdom Ian Oddie[45][46]
H.A.R.M. SX-3 – Zenoah
Mini Racing Ticino e Moesa

Lostallo Switzerland
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

England Neil Cragg[47]

Associated RC10B4 – Reedy
AF Model Rings[48]
Collegno Italy
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Cavalieri
JConcepts BJ4 – Trinity
2006
FEMCA
1:8
IC Off Road

United States Mark Pavidis[49]

Kyosho Inferno MP777 WC – OS V-Spec
Ancol R/C Circuit, Ancol Dreamland

Jakarta Indonesia
1:10
200mm Nitro Touring

Japan Keisuke Fukuda
Mugen MTX-4R – Mugen Ninja[50]New England Raceway[51]
Brisbane Australia
EFRA
Electric Touring

England Andy Moore[52]
Hot Bodies Cyclone Hara Edition – Team Orion
AF Model Rings[53]
Collegno Italy
1:12
Electric Track Modified

United Kingdom David Spashett
Corally SP12X "US Spec" – Peak Vantage 07[19]
2007
FAMAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari[54]

Kyosho Evolva M3 – Novarossi
CARC (Club de Automodelismo Radiocontrolado de Córdoba)

Córdoba Argentina
FEMCA
1:5
IC Touring

Denmark Martin Lissau[31]
FG Competition EVO 04
England Park Raceway

Brisbane Australia
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Hayato Matsuzaki[2]

Associated RC10B4 – HPI
Hakusan Arena

Ishikawa Japan
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Jared Tebo[2]

Associated RC10B44 – Reedy
2008
ROAR
1:8
IC Off Road

Japan Atsushi Hara[55]
Hot Bodies D8 – OS Speed Tuned 21VZ-B V-Spec
The Farm 2 R/C Raceway

Charlotte, North Carolina United States
EFRA
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

Italy Daniele Ielasi[56]

Kyosho PureTen V-ONE RRR Evo.2 – Picco P1-R EVO 3
Circuito Internacional de Monsanto

Lisbon Portugal
FEMCA
Electric Touring

Germany Marc Reinhard

Tamiya TRF416 – Speed Passion
Radio Control Speedway

Bangkok Thailand
1:12
Electric Track

Japan Naoto Matsukura

Associated 12R5
2009
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Lamberto Collari

Kyosho Evolva M3 Evo
Mini Racing Ticino e Moesa[57]
Lostallo Switzerland
FAMAR
1:5
IC Touring

South Africa Barend Myburgh
H.A.R.M. SX-3
Tshwane Raceway And Promotions (TRAP)

Pretoria South Africa
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

Germany Martin Achter[2]

Associated RC10B4* – CS Electronic
Electric Off Road 4WD

Germany Martin Achter[58]

Team Durango DEX410 – CS Magnetic Delta
2010
FEMCA
1:8
IC Off Road

United States Cody King

Kyosho Inferno MP9 TKI2 – Team Orion Alpha ABI
Pattaya RC Powerboat Track

Pattaya Thailand
ROAR
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

United States Ralph Burch

Xray NT1 – Max Power XXL3
Gulf Coast Raceway

Houston, Texas United States
EFRA[59]Electric Touring

Germany Marc Rheinard

Tamiya TRF416X – Speed Passion
MAC Burgdorf

Burgdorf, Hanover Germany
1:12
Electric Track

Japan Naoto Matsukura

Yokomo R12 – NOSRAM
Mehrzweckhalle Gymnasium
2011
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Germany Robert Pietsch
Mugen MRX-5 – Novarossi

Homestead RC Raceway

Homestead, Florida United States
EFRA
1:5
IC Touring

France Guillaume Solon
Contrast Neox GS
Complexe d'Hanvec

Brest France
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Ryan Cavalieri

Team Associated RC10B4.1 – Team Orion
Pitkamaki Race-Center

Vaasa Finland
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Cavalieri

Team Associated RC10B44.1 – Team Orion
2012
FAMAR
1:8
IC Off Road

Spain Robert Batlle
Mugen MBX-7 – Novarossi
Speed Paradise

Buenos Aires Argentina
FEMCA
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

Thailand Meen Vejrak
KM H-K1 – Novarossi
RC Addict

Bangkok Thailand
EFRA[60]Electric Touring

Netherlands Jilles Groskamp

Tamiya TRF417 – Team Orion
Model Auto Club Heemstede

Heemstede Netherlands
1:12
Electric Track

Japan Naoto Matsukura

Yokomo R12 – Yokomo
Kennemer Sportcenter
2013
FEMCA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Japan Tadahiko Sahashi

Serpent 977 Viper – Picco
Kei Tune Racing Speedway

Chiba, Tokyo Japan
EFRA
1:5
IC Touring

Germany Markus Feldmann
Mecatech FW 01
Mini Racing Ticino e Moesa

Lostallo Switzerland
ROAR
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Jared Tebo

Kyosho Ultima RB6 – Team Orion
Silver Dollar R/C Raceway

Chico, California United States
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Steven Hartson

Team Associated RC10B44.2 – LRP
2014
EFRA
1:8
IC Off Road

Canada Ty Tessmann
Hot Bodies D812 – OS Speed B2101
Naxos World Track

Sicily Italy
FEMCA
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

Sweden Alexander Hagberg

Xray NT1 – Orcan RS
Huge RC Project

Bangkok Thailand
ROAR
Electric Touring

Japan Naoto Matsukura
Yokomo BD7-15 – Yokomo
Full Throttle Raceway

Kissimmee, Florida United States
1:12
Electric Track

Germany Marc Rheinard
CRC Altered Ego Xti – Muchmore
Minnreg Hall

Largo, Florida United States
2015
FAMAR
1:8
Sport IC Track

Switzerland Simon Kurzbuch
Shepherd Velox V8 EC – Novarossi
Miniautodromo Zeca Elias

Americana City Brazil
FEMCA
World Cup GT

Malaysia Lim Kai Liang
Mugen MGT7 – S-Power S7 EVO
KLIRCC Kepong

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
1:5
IC Touring

Australia Russell Grenenger
H.A.R.M. – Abbate
1:10

Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Spencer Rivkin

Team Associated RC10B5M – Reedy
Yatabe Arena

Tsukuba, Ibaraki Japan

Electric Off Road 4WD

Portugal Bruno Coelho

Xray XB4 '16 – LRP
2016
ROAR
1:8
IC Off Road

Sweden David Ronnefalk
HB Racing D815 V2 – Team Orion
RC Tracks of Las Vegas

Las Vegas, Nevada United States
EFRA
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

Germany Dominic Greiner

Serpent 748 Natrix – Novarossi
Miniautodromo Internazionale M.Rosati

Gubbio Italy
FEMCA
Electric Touring

Germany Ronald Volker

Yokomo BD8 – LRP
Fengtai Sports Center

Beijing China
1:12
Electric Track

Japan Naoto Matsukura
Roche Prototype – Muchmore
2017
EFRA
1:8
Sport IC Track

Italy Dario Balestri
Creation Model Infinity – Max Power RP9.S
RC Circuit Jean Nougier

Monteux France
FAMAR
1:5
IC Touring

Argentina Santiago Meirinhos
Modelsport – RS5
Enzo Bransiforte

Buenos Aires Argentina
FEMCA
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD

United States Ryan Maifield

Yokomo YZ-2 DTM – Team Orion
ARC International Raceway

Xiamen China
Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Maifield

Yokomo YZ-4 SF – Team Orion
2018
FEMCA
1:8
IC Off Road

Italy Davide Ongaro
Associated RC8B3.1 – LRP
MORBC, Whiteman Park

Perth Australia
ROAR
1:10
200 mm IC On-road

Japan Naoto Matsukura
Infinity IF15 – OS Speed
Homesteed RC Raceway

Miami, Florida United States
FAMAR
Electric Touring

Portugal Bruno Coelho

Xray T4 '19 – Hobbywing
Welkom RC Arena

Welkom South Africa
1:12
Electric Track

Sweden Alexander Hagberg

Xray X12 '19 – Hobbywing
2019
ROAR
1:8
Sport IC Track



Steel City RC Speedway

Fontana, California United States
EFRA
1:5
IC Touring



Associação de Modelismo de Vila Real

Vila Real Portugal
1:10
Electric Off Road 2WD



Hudy Arena

Trencin Slovakia
Electric Off Road 4WD




Statistics



Most Wins



Drivers















































































































































































































































































Rank
Driver
Wins

1:5 IC TC

1:8 IC Tr

1:8 IC OR

1:10 IC TC

1:10 IC Tr

1:10 EP TC

1:10 EP Tr

1:10 EP OR2

1:10 EP OR4

1:12 EP Tr
1

Japan Masami Hirosaka
14






2
3
4
5
2

Italy Lamberto Collari
9

9








3

Japan Naoto Matsukura
6



1

1



4
4

United Kingdom David Spashett
5





1*
1


3
5

United States Ryan Cavalieri
4







1
3


Germany Marc Rheinard





3



1
6

United States Tony Neisinger
3









3

United States Mark Pavidis


1
1




1

7

United States Arturo Carbonell
2

1







1

Italy Maurizio Monesi


2








United States Joel Johnson






1
1



United States Brian Kinwald







2



Germany Michael Salven




2






United States Matt Francis







2



Finland Jukka Steenari








2


France Adrien Bertin

1

1







Japan Atsushi Hara


1


1





Germany Martin Achter







1
1


United States Jared Tebo







1
1


United States Ryan Maifield







1
1


Sweden Alexander Hagberg



1





1

Portugal Bruno Coelho





1


1


Car manufacturers



















































































































































































































Rank
Driver
Wins

1:5 IC TC

1:8 IC Tr

1:8 IC OR

1:10 IC TC

1:10 IC Tr

1:10 EP TC

1:10 EP Tr

1:10 EP OR2

1:10 EP OR4

1:12 EP Tr
1

United States Associated Electrics
29

2
1



1
12
3
10
2

Japan Yokomo
17





3
2
1
7
4
3

Japan Kyosho
16

4
8
2



2


4

Netherlands Serpent
10

4

2
4





5

Japan Mugen Seiki
7

3
3
1






6

United States Team Losi
6





1

2
3

7

Japan Tamiya
5





5





Slovakia Xray



2

1


1
1
8

United Kingdom PB Racing
4

4









Italy Blitz Model Technica

4








10

United States Trinity
3






2


1

Germany FG Modellsport
3










United States Hot Bodies


2


1




13

United States Delta Systems
2

1







1

Netherlands Corally









2

Germany H.A.R.M. Racing
2










By Member Blocs (Drivers)



































































Rank
Driver
Wins

1:5 IC TC

1:8 IC Tr

1:8 IC OR

1:10 IC TC

1:10 IC Tr

1:10 EP TC

1:10 EP Tr

1:10 EP OR2

1:10 EP OR4

1:12 EP Tr
1

EFRA
50
5
16
7
2
3
5
1
2
3
4
2

ROAR
38

3
4
1
1

2
10
9
6
3

FEMCA
28

2
4
2

2
2
4
4
7
4

FAMAR
1
1










Win(s) by Nations (Drivers)















































































































































































Rank
Driver
Wins

1:5 IC TC

1:8 IC Tr

1:8 IC OR

1:10 IC TC

1:10 IC Tr

1:10 EP TC

1:10 EP Tr

1:10 EP OR2

1:10 EP OR4

1:12 EP Tr
1

 United States
35

3
3
1
1

2
10
9
6
2

 Japan
26

2
4
1

2
2
4
4
7
3

 Italy
14

10
3
1






4

 Germany
11
2
1
1

2
4

1
1
1
5

 United Kingdom
9
1
2



1
1
1

3
6

 France
6
1
2
2
1






7

 Finland
3




1



2

8

 Thailand
2



1

1





 Netherlands

1



1




10

 Denmark
1
1









 South Africa
1










 Spain


1








 Canada


1








Most Wins in a single season



Drivers





























Rank
Driver
Total
Year
Class
1

United Kingdom David Spashett
3
1998
1:10 Electric Track Touring
1:10 Electric Track PRO 10
1:12 Electric Track
2

Japan Masami Hirosaka
2
1989
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off Road 4WD

Japan Masami Hirosaka
2000
1:10 Electric Track PRO 10
1:12 Electric Track

Germany Martin Achter
2009
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Cavalieri
2011
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Ryan Maifield
2017
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off Road 4WD




Consecutive Wins



Drivers

























Rank
Driver
Total
Year
Class
1

Italy Lamberto Collari
5
1989-1997
1:8 IC Track
2

Italy Lamberto Collari
4
2003-2009
1:8 IC Track
3

Japan Masami Hirosaka
3
2000-2004
1:12 Electric Track

Japan Naoto Matsukura
2008-2012
1:12 Electric Track


Car manufacturers













































Rank
Brand
Wins
Years
Class
1

United States Associated Electrics
6
1982-1992
1:12 IC Track

Japan Kyosho
1992-2002
1:8 IC Off Road
3

Japan Yokomo
5
1989-1997
1:10 Electric Off Road 4WD

United States Associated Electrics
2003-2011
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Kyosho
2003-2009
1:8 IC Track
6

United States Associated Electrics
4
1989-1995
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD
7

Italy Blitz Model Technica
3
1989-1993
1:8 IC Track

Netherlands Serpent
1998-2002
1:10 IC Track Touring

United States Team Losi
1999-2003
1:10 Electric Off Road 2WD

Japan Tamiya
2008-2012
1:10 Electric Touring


Notes





  1. ^ ab Considered as a "World Cup" round, not as a World Championship.


  2. ^ ab Opened for both 2WD and 4WD cars.


  3. ^ Because of the September 11 attacks which occurred prior to the championships, the event was delayed until 2002.



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Sources


n.b. all championship winners and other info to do with it are sourced from the following sites.


  • ROARRACING.com

  • EFRA.ws

  • IFMAR.org

  • YMR Modellbilens Hall of Fame

  • https://web.archive.org/web/20110611090123/http://www.nil.org/RC/ifmar-1-8ic-results.html

  • TODOS LOS RESULTADOS AUTOMODELEROS


External links


  • IFMAR Official Website

  • Nitro Modelismo - Internet Magazine to divulgue RC Car Model Races in Brazil

  • 2002 IFMAR 1:10 200mm Sedan World Cup










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