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IFMAR World Championship Winners

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N.B. World Cup (non-championship) races are not included, they are included in articles for separate classes. Classes that never held an official world champonships (such as 1:8 IC GT) are excluded.

  • List are in order of odd years then even years. Discontinued classes are listed last

1:8 IC Track

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Main article: IFMAR 1:8 IC Track World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1977   Butch Kroells Associated–K&B   Bill Jianas Associated–K&B   Gene Husting Associated–K&B   Bill Jianas Associated–K&B [1][2] Report
1979   Phil Booth PB–OPS   Bill Jianas Associated–K&B   Chuck Phelps Associated–K&B   Naoki Ishihara Phoenix–OS [3] Report
1981   Arturo Carbonell Delta–Picco   Hermes Tadiello SG–Picco   Katsunori Kondo Kyosho–OS   Katsunori Kondo Kyosho–OS [4][5] Report
1983   David Lecat PB–Picco   Hermes Tadiello SG–Picco   Rody Roem Serpent–OPS   Ralph Burch Jr. Associated–K&B [6] Report
1985   Rody Roem Serpent–OPS   Junichi Koma Kyosho–OS   Pieter Bervoets Serpent–OPS   Rody Roem Serpent–OPS [7] Report
1987   Pete Fusco Associated–Novarossi   Kevin Mercadante Serpent–OPS   Tony Neisinger Associated–OPS   Gil Losi Jr. Serpent–OPS [8] Report
1989   Lamberto Collari BMT–REX   Ralph Burch Jr. Associated–REX   Stefano Colombini Associated–Nova   Ralph Burch Jr. Associated–REX [9] Report
1991   Lamberto Collari BMT–Nova   Massimo Fantini BMT–Top   Michael Salven Serpent–Picco   Lamberto Collari BMT–Nova [10] Report
1993   Lamberto Collari BMT–Nova   Michael Salven Serpent–Mega   Stefano Colombini Serpent–Nova   – [11] Report
1995   Lamberto Collari Serpent–Nova   Michael Salven Serpent–Nova   Massimo Fantini BMT–BMT   Michael Salven Serpent–Nova [12] Report
1997   Lamberto Collari Serpent–Novarossi   Alberto Picco Picco–Picco   Adrien Bertin Serpent–RB   Michael Salven Serpent–Nova [13][14] Report
1999   Adrien Bertin Mugen–Nova   Daniele Ielasi Serpent–Nova   Massimo Fantini Serpent–Nova   Adrien Bertin Mugen–Nova [15][16] Report
2001   Kenji Osaka Mugen–Nova   Masao Tanaka Mugen–Nova   Keisuke Fukuda Mugen–Novarossi   Daniele Ielasi Serpent–Novarossi [17][18] Report
2003   Lamberto Collari Kyosho–Sirio   Daniele Ielasi Mugen–Nova   Takaaki Shimo Kyosho–Sirio   Josh Cyrul Kyosho–Sirio [19] Report
2005   Lamberto Collari Kyosho–Sirio   Daniele Ielasi Mugen–Picco   Masao Tanaka Mugen–Nova   Adrien Bertin Kyosho–Sirio [20] Report
2007   Lamberto Collari Kyosho–Novarossi   Andrea Cristiani Serpent–Max Power   Chris Tosolini Kyosho–Sirio   Massimo Fantini Serpent–Max Power [21] Report
2009   Lamberto Collari Kyosho–Novarossi   Mike Swauger Mugen–Novarossi   Adrien Bertin Kyosho–Orion   Robert Pietsch Mugen–Novarossi [22] Report
2011   Robert Pietsch Mugen–Novarossi   Keisuke Fukuda Mugen–Novarossi   Dario Balestri Capricorn–Novarossi   Robert Pietsch Mugen–Novarossi [23] Report
2013   Tadahiko Sahashi Serpent–Picco   Takaaki Shimo Mugen–OS   Atsushi Hara Mugen–OS   Tadahiko Sahashi Serpent–Picco [24] Report
2015   Simon Kurzbuch Shepherd–Novarossi   Takaaki Shimo Mugen–OS   Yuya Sahashi Serpent–Picco   Simon Kurzbuch Shepherd–Novarossi [25][26] Report
2017

1:10 Off-Road 2WD

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Main article: IFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1985   Jay Halsey Associated–Reedy   Gil Losi Jr Associated–Trinity   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Gil Losi Jr Associated–Trinity [nb 1][27]
1987   Joel Johnson Kyosho–Trinity   Katsunori Kondo Kyosho–Kyosho   Kris Moore Kyosho–Twister   Kris Moore Kyosho–Twister report
1989   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Jay Halsey Associated–Reedy   Cliff Lett Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [28][29] report
1991   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Rick Vehlow Associated–Reedy   Kyle Reed Losi–Trinity   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [30]
1993   Brian Kinwald Associated–Reedy   Joel Johnson Losi–Trinity   Craig Drescher Associated–Reedy   Joel Johnson Losi–Trinity [31][32][33]
1995   Matt Francis Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Derek Furutani Losi–Maxtec   Matt Francis Associated–Reedy [34]
1997   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Brian Dunbar Losi–GM   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [35][36]
1999   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Mark Pavidis Associated–Reedy   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Mark Pavidis Associated–Reedy [37][38]
2002   Matt Francis Losi–Trinity   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Neil Cragg Associated–Reedy   Matt Francis Losi–Trinity [nb 2][39][40]Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).
2003   Billy Easton Associated–Reedy   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Matt Francis Associated–Reedy   Billy Easton Associated–Reedy [41]Cite error: The <ref> tag name cannot be a simple integer (see the help page).
2005   Neil Cragg Associated–Reedy   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Trinity   Ryan Maifield Associated–Reedy   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Trinity [42][43]
2007   Hayato Matsuzaki Associated–Checkpoint   Jared Tebo Associated–Checkpoint   Ryan Maifield Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [44][45] report
2009   Martin Achter Associated–CS   Craig Laughton Associated–LRP   Albert Claassens Associated–   Martin Achter Associated–CS report
2011   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion   Ryan Maifield Associated–LRP   Neil Cragg Associated–LRP [46][47]
2013   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion   Lee Martin Tamiya–Muchmore   Ryan Maifield Associated–Reedy   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion report
2015   Spencer Rivkin Associated–Reedy   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion [48][49] report
2017

1:10 Off-Road 4WD

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Main article: IFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1985   Gil Losi Jr Yokomo–Trinity   Jay Halsey Associated–Reedy   Paul Dionne Yokomo–Trinity   Gil Losi Jr Yokomo–Trinity [nb 3]
1987   Masami Hirosaka Schumacher–HPI   Katsunori Kondo Kyosho–Kyosho   Jamie Booth Schumacher–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Schumacher–HPI report
1989   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Butch Kloeber Yokomo–Reedy   Rick Hohwart Kyosho–Peak   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [28][29] report
1991   Cliff Lett Yokomo–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Jack Johnson Kyosho–Trinity   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [30] report
1993   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Kevin Moore Schumacher–LRP   William Mitcham Schumacher–Corally   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [31][32][33]
1995   Mark Pavidis Yokomo–Reedy   Brian Kinwald Yokomo–Trinity   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Brian Kinwald Yokomo–Trinity [34][50][51][52]
1997   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Jukka Steenari Schumacher–Corally   Teemu Leino Schumacher–Corally   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [53][54][55]
1999   Jukka Steenari Losi–Orion   Jimmy Jacobson Losi–Orion   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Jukka Steenari Losi–Orion [56]Cite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name (see the help page).
2002   Jukka Steenari Losi–Orion   Matt Francis Losi–Trinity   Greg Hodapp Losi–Peak   Matt Francis Losi–Trinity [nb 2][57][58][40]Cite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).
2003   Ryan Cavalieri Losi–Trinity   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity   Mike Truhe Losi–Orion   Brian Kinwald Losi–Trinity [59]Cite error: The <ref> tag name cannot be a simple integer (see the help page).
2005   Ryan Cavalieri JConcepts–Trinity   Neil Cragg Yokomo–Reedy   Ryan Maifield JConcepts–Reedy   Ryan Maifield JConcepts–Reedy [43][60]
2007   Jared Tebo Associated–Checkpoint   Ryan Maifield Associated–Reedy   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion   Jared Tebo Associated–Checkpoint [61][44] report
2009   Martin Achter Durango–CS   Gerrit Gouws Associated–   Craig Laughton Hot Bodies–LRP   Martin Achter Durango–CS report
2011   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion   Jörn Neumann Durango–Speed Passion   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion   Ryan Maifield Associated–LRP [62][63]
2013   Steven Hartson Associated–LRP   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo   Ty Tessmann Hot Bodies–Yokomo   Jörn Neumann Durango–Yokomo report
2015   Bruno Coelho XRAY–LRP   Naoto Matsukura Kyosho–Muchmore   David Ronnefalk Hot Bodies–Orion   Bruno Coelho XRAY–LRP report
2017

1:5 Touring Car

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Main article: IFMAR 1:5 IC On-Road World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
2001   Marcel Strauch FG–Zenoah   Marcus Feldmann Lauterbacher–Zenoah   Holger Reinert H.A.R.M.–Zenoah   Michael Mielke FG–Zenoah [64][65][66]
2003   Hessel Roskam FG–Zenoah   Marcus Feldmann Lauterbacher–Zenoah   Lamberto Collari FG–Zenoah   Hessel Roskam FG–Zenoah [67][68][69]
2005   Ian Oddie H.A.R.M.–PMT   Cédric Prevot FG–GRP   Bernard-Alain Arnaldi Genius–PMT   Martin Bayer RS5–GRP [70][71][72][73]
2007   Martin Lissau FG–GRP   Bernard-Alain Arnaldi H.A.R.M.–PMT   Ian Oddie H.A.R.M.–PMT   Markus Feldmann FG–GRP [74][75][76]
2009   Barend Myburgh H.A.R.M.–Zenoah   Rodney Michael –   Simon Bradley –   Barend Myburgh H.A.R.M.– [77]
2011   Guillaume Solon Contrast–Abbate   Bernard-Alain Arnaldi Genius–Abbate   Martin Lissau FG–Zenoah   Bernard-Alain Arnaldi Genius–Abbate [78]
2013   Markus Feldmann Mecatech–ModellSport   Jeffrey van Wijk RS5–Modellsport   Andrea Catalani Genius–Abbate   Bernard-Alain Arnaldi Genius–Abbate [79][80]
2015   Russell Grenenger H.A.R.M.–Abbate   Mathew Kellett H.A.R.M.–ALRO   Chiu Chieh H.A.R.M.–Zenoah   Mathew Kellett H.A.R.M.–ALRO [81][82]
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1:8 Off-Road

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Main article: IFMAR 1:8 IC Off-Road World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1986   Frédéric Veysseyre Yankee–Cipolla   Pedro Martinez Garbo–Picco   Maurizio Monesi Garbo–Mantua   Pedro Martinez Garbo–Picco [83][84] Report
1988   Maurizio Monesi Garbo–Mantua   Noriyuki Yagi Kyosho–OS   Frédéric Veysseyre Yankee–Cipolla   Yuichi Kanai Kyosho–OS [85] Report
1990   Koji Sanada Mugen–Novarossi   Takashi Aizawa Mugen–Novarossi   Yuichi Kanai Kyosho–OS   Koji Sanada Mugen–Novarossi [86][87][88] Report
1992   Kunihiro Toge Kyosho–OS   Kazushige Yoshida Kyosho–OS   Maurizio Monesi Kyosho–OPS   Kunihiro Toge Kyosho–OS [88] Report
1994   Maurizio Monesi Kyosho–OPS   Andrea Gennari Kyosho–OPS   Lawrence Harris Kyosho–OS   Daniel Reckward Mugen–Rex [89][88] Report
1996   Alex Laffranchi Kyosho–Picco   Philippe Lachat Laro–OPS   Jamie Booth Kyosho–OS   Daniel Reckward Laro–RB [88] Report
1998   Daniel Reckward Kyosho–RB   Philippe Lachat Laro–RB   Marcus Feldmann Radiosistemi–RB   Alex Laffranchi Kyosho–Novarossi [90][88] Report
2000   Yuichi Kanai Kyosho–RB   Daniel Reckward Kyosho–RB   Miguel Matias Kyosho–OS   Mark Pavidis Kyosho–OS [91] Report
2002   Greg Degani Kyosho–OS   Kenji Osaka Mugen–Novarossi   Raul Peris Mugen–Novarossi   Richard Saxton Kyosho–RB [92] Report
2004   Guillaume Vray Mugen–RB   Miquel Matias Kyosho–RB   Jeremy Kortz Kyosho–Picco   Yannick Aigoin HoBao–Picco [93] Report
2006   Mark Pavidis Kyosho–OS   Scott Hughes Mugen–OS   Guillaume Vray Mugen–RB   Mark Pavidis Kyosho–OS Report
2008   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–OS   Mike Truhe Losi–GRP   Renaud Savoya [fr] Mugen–Ninja   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion Report
2010   Cody King Kyosho–Orion   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–OS   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Orion Report
2012   Robert Batlle Mugen–Novarossi   Ty Tessmann Hot Bodies–OS   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–OS   Elliott Boots Kyosho–Novarossi [94] Report
2014   Ty Tessmann Hot Bodies–OS   Ryan Cavalieri Associated–Orion   Carson Wernimont Mugen–OS   Ty Tessmann Hot Bodies–OS Report
2016   David Ronnefalk HB Racing–Orion   Robert Battlle Mugen–Ultimate   Ty Tessmann HB Racing–OS   Jared Tebo Kyosho–Mx Report

1:10 ISTC

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Main article: IFMAR ISTC World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
2000   Atsushi Hara Yokomo–Reedy   Mark Pavidis Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [95][96] Report
2002   Surikarn Chaidejsuriya Tamiya–Reedy   Barry Baker Associated–Reedy   Atsushi Hara HPI–Orion   Barry Baker Associated–Reedy Report
2004   Marc Rheinard Tamiya–Orion   Atsushi Hara HPI–Orion   Daisuke Yoshioka HPI–LRP   Marc Rheinard Tamiya–Orion [97] Report
2006   Andy Moore Hot Bodies–Orion   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Nosram   Paul Lemieux XRAY–Truespeed   Andy Moore Hot Bodies–Orion [98] Report
2008   Marc Reinhard Tamiya–Speed Passion   Ronald Völker [de] Hot Bodies–LRP   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Nosram   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–Orion [99][100] Report
2010   Marc Rheinard Tamiya–Speed Passion   Hayato Matsuzaki Yokomo–Nosram   Elliott Harper Tamiya–Speed Passion   Marc Rheinard Tamiya–Speed Passion [101][102] Report
2012   Jilles Groskamp Tamiya–Orion   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–Reedy   Ronald Völker [de] Yokomo–LRP   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–Reedy [103][104] Report
2014   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo   Bruno Coelho XRAY–Nosram   Ronald Völker [de] Yokomo–LRP   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo [105][106] Report
2016   Ronald Völker [de] Yokomo–LRP   Bruno Coelho XRAY–Hobbywing   Viktor Wilck Serpent–Speed Passion   Bruno Coelho XRAY–Hobbywing [107][108] Report

1:12 Track

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Main article: IFMAR 1:12 Electric Track World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1982   Arturo Carbonell Delta–Delta   Frank Killam Associated–Reedy   Jimmy Davis Associated–Demon   Arturo Carbonell Delta–Delta [109] Report
1984   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Andy Dobson Schumacher–Parma   Finn Gjersoe Schumacher–Trinity   Christian Keil Associated–Reedy [110] Report
1986   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Joel Johnson Associated–Trinity   Mike Lavacot Associated–Reedy   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy Report
1988   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Christian Keil Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [111] Report
1990   Chris Doseck Associated–CAM   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Ralph Burch Jr. Associated–Reedy   Chris Doseck Associated–CAM [112] Report
1992   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Mike Blackstock Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [113][114] Report
1994   David Spashett Corally–Corally   Joel Johnson Trinity–Trinity   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   David Spashett Corally–Corally [115] Report
1996   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Barry Baker Associated–Maxtec   Mike Swauger Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [116] Report
1998   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity   Jon Orr Associated–GM   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity [117] Report
2000   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity   Daisuke Yoshioka HPI–Orion   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [118] Report
2002   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity   Chris Tosolini Yokomo–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [119] Report
2004   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy   Atsushi Hara Orion–Orion   Mike Blackstock Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Associated–Reedy [120][121] Report
2006   David Spashett Corally–Peak   Jon Orr Associated–Reedy   Marc Rheinard CRC–Orion   David Spashett Corally–Peak [122] Report
2008   Naoto Matsukura Associated–Nosram   Juho Levanen Associated–LRP   Hupo Hönigl CRC–LRP   Naoto Matsukura Associated–Nosram [123][124] Report
2010   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Nosram   Jilles Groskamp CRC–Orion   Marc Rheinard Associated–Speed Passion   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Nosram Report
2012   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo   Andy Moore CRC–Reedy   Ronald Völker Associated–LRP   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo Report
2014   Marc Rheinard CRC–Muchmore   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo   Hideo Kitizawa Morotech–Trinity   Naoto Matsukura Yokomo–Yokomo [125] Report
2016   Naoto Matsukura Roche–Muchmore   Marc Rheinard Yokomo–Muchmore   Akio Sobue CRC–LRP   Marc Rheinard Yokomo–Muchmore Report

1:10 200mm Touring

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Main article: IFMAR 1:10 200mm Nitro Touring Car World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
2004   Adrien Bertin Kyosho–Sirio   Takaaki Shimo Kyosho–Sirio   Chris Tosolini Kyosho–Sirio   Adrien Bertin Kyosho–Sirio [126][127][128][129][130]
2006   Keisuke Fukuda Mugen–Ninja   Takaaki Shimo Kyosho–Sirio   Peter Jovanovic Kyosho–Orion   Chris Tosolini Kyosho–Sirio [131][132][133]
2008   Daniele Ielasi Kyosho–Picco   Chris Tosolini Kyosho–Sirio   Martin Hudy XRAY–Max Power   Jilles Groskamp Kyosho–Sirio [134][135][136][137][138]
2010   Ralph Burch, Jr. XRAY–Max Power   Takehiro Terauchi Mugen–Novarossi   Marc Rheinard Shepherd–Novarossi   Robert Pietsch Mugen–Novarossi [139][140][141][142][143]
2012   Meen Vejrak KM–Novarossi   Atsushi Hara Hot Bodies–OS   Francesco Tironi Capricorn–Capricorn   Teemu Leino Hot Bodies–LRP [144][145][146]
2014   Alexander Hagberg XRAY–ORCAN   Yuya Sahashi Serpent–Picco   Dominic Greiner Serpent–Max Power   Dominic Greiner Serpent–Max Power
2016   Dominic Greiner Serpent–Novarossi   Alessio Mazzeo Serpent–Gi-Mar   Simon Kurzbuch Shepherd–Novarossi   Dario Balestri Capricorn–Tesla [147][148]

1:12 Track Stock

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Main article: IFMAR 1:12 Electric Track World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1982   Kent Clausen Associated–Yokomo   Pete Fusco Associated–Yokomo   Frank Killam Associated–Yokomo   Pete Fusco Associated–Yokomo [109][149]
1984   Bud Bartos Parma–Igarashi   Nigel Hale Associated–Igarashi   Micky Booth Associated–Igarashi   Kent Clausen Associated–Igarashi [110]

1:10 PRO 10

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Main article: IFMAR PRO 10 World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
1992   Joel Johnson Trinity–Trinity   Tyree Phillips Associated–Trinity   Tony Neisinger Associated–Reedy   Mike Blackstock Associated–Reedy [150][151][152][153]
1994   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   David Spashett Corally–Corally   Jon Orr Associated–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [154][155]
1996   Mike Swauger Associated–Reedy   Barry Baker Yokomo–Maxtec   Josh Cyrul Associated–Reedy   Mike Swauger Associated–Reedy [156]
1998   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity   Joel Johnson Trinity–Trinity   Jon Orr Associated–GM   David Spashett Trinity–Trinity [117][157]
2000   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy   Daisuke Yoshioka HPI–LRP   Hideo Kitazawa Yokomo–Reedy   Masami Hirosaka Yokomo–Reedy [158][159][160]

1:10 IC Track

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Main article: IFMAR 1:10 235mm IC Track World Championship
Year Winner Car Runner-up Car Third place Car TQ Car Source Report
2000   Michael Salven Serpent–Mega   Massimo Fantini Serpent–Novarossi   Julius Kolff Serpent–Mega   Michael Salven Serpent–Mega [161]
2002   Brian Berry Serpent–Mega   Josh Cyrul STS–Sirio   Julius Kolff Serpent–Mega   Michael Salven Serpent–Mega [162][161][163]

Statistics

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Most Wins

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Drivers

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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 Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   Masami Hirosaka 14 2 3 4 5
2   Lamberto Collari 9 9
3   Naoto Matsukura 5 1 4
4   David Spashett 4 1 3
  Ryan Cavalieri 1 3
  Marc Rheinard 3 1
7   Tony Neisinger 3 3
8   Arturo Carbonell 2 1 1
  Maurizio Monesi 2
  Joel Johnson 1 1
  Brian Kinwald 2
  Matt Francis 2
  Jukka Steenari 2
  Adrien Bertin 1 1
  Mark Pavidis 1 1
  Atsushi Hara 1 1
  Martin Achter 1 1
  Jared Tebo 1 1

Car manufacturers

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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 Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   Team Associated 28 2 1 12 3 10
2   Kyosho 16 4 8 2 2
3   Yokomo 15 2 3 6 4
4   Mugen Seiki 7 3 3 1
  Serpent 4 1 2
6   Team Losi Racing 5 2 3
  Tamiya 5
8   HB Racing 4 3 1
9   Blitz Model Technica 3 3
  Team Trinity 2 1
  FG Modellsport 3
  H.A.R.M. Racing 3
  XRAY 2 1
13   PB Racing 2 2
  Delta Systems 1 1
  Corally 2

IC Engines

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Rank Driver Wins 1:8 IC Tr 1:8 IC OR 1:10 IC TC 1:10 IC Tr
1   Novarossi 16 12 2 2
2   O.S. Engines 5 5
3   Picco 4 3 1
  RB Products 3 1
5   OPS 3 2 1
  Sirio 2 1
8   Team Orion 2 2

Electric Motors

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Rank Driver Wins 1:10 EP Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   Reedy 26 2 2 8 5 10
2   Team Trinity 9 2 3 3 1
  Team Orion 1 3 2 3
4   LRP Electronic 3 1 2
5   Team Checkpoint 2 1 1
  CS Electronic 1 1
  Nosram 2
  Speed Passion 2
  Yokomo 1 1
  Muchmore Racing 2

By Member Blocs (Drivers)

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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 Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1 EFRA 51 6 15 8 4 1 1 6 2 4 4
2 ROAR 34 3 4 1 1 2 10 8 5
3 FEMCA 30 1 2 4 2 2 2 4 4 9
4 FAMAR 1 1

Win(s) by Nations (Drivers)

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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 Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   United States 36 3 3 1 1 2 10 8 6
2   Japan 28 2 4 1 2 2 4 4 9
3   Italy 13 9 3 1
4   Germany 12 2 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1
5   United Kingdom 9 1 2 1 1 1 3
6   France 6 1 2 2 1
7   Netherlands 3 1 1 1
8   Finland 2 2
  Thailand 1 1
  Sweden 1 1

Timeline

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This is a progressive list of drivers that have held the record for most titles won.

Titles count Date Driver Class Earlier title events
1 5 July 1977  Butch Kroells 1:8 IC Track
8 July 1979  Phil Booth 1:8 IC Track
5 July 1981  Arturo Carbonell 1:8 IC Track
2 21 August 1982 1:12 Electric Track See above
12 August 1986  Tony Neisinger 1:12 Electric Track 1984 1:12 Electric Track
20 August 1988  Masami Hirosaka 1:12 Electric Track 1987 Electric Off-Road 4WD
3 6 September 1989 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
4 10 September 1989 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
5 1991-- 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
6 8 August 1993 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
7 24 July 1994 PRO 10
8 1996-- 1:12 Electric Track
9 1997-- 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
10 1999-- 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
11 10 September 2000 PRO 10
12 13 September 2000 1:12 Electric Track
13 15 May 2002 1:12 Electric Track
14 25 October 2004 1:12 Electric Track

Most in single class

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  • Italics denotes class leader
  • denotes achieved by a single person

Drivers

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Rank Driver Wins Class Year
1   Lamberto Collari 9 1:8 IC Track 1989-1999, 2003-2009
2   Masami Hirosaka 5 1:12 Electric Track 1988, 1996, 2000-2004
3   Masami Hirosaka 4 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1987-1989, 1993, 1997
  Naoto Matsukura 1:12 Electric Track 2008-2012, 2016
4   Tony Neisinger 3 1:12 Electric Track 1984-1986, 1992
  Masami Hirosaka 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1989-1993, 1999
  David Spashett 1:12 Electric Track 1994, 1998, 2006
  Marc Rheinard 1:10 ISTC 2004, 2008-2010
  Ryan Cavalieri 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 2003-2005, 2011

Car manufacturers

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Rank Manufacturer Wins Class Year
1   Team Associated 12 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1985, 1989-1995, 1999, 2003-2011, 2015
2   Team Associated 10 1:12 Electric Track 1984-1994, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008
3   Kyosho 8 1:8 Off-Road 1992-2002, 2006, 2010
4   Yokomo 6 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1985, 1989-1997
5   Tamiya 5 1:10 ISTC 2002, 2004, 2008-2012
6   Kyosho 4 1:8 IC Track 2003-2009
  Serpent 1:8 IC Track 1985, 1995-1997, 2013
8   Blitz Model Technica 3 1:8 IC Track 1989-1993
  FG Modellsport 1:5 Touring Car 2001-2003, 2007
  Mugen Seiki 1:8 IC Track 1999-2001, 2011
  Yokomo 1:12 Electric Track 2004, 2010-2012
  Mugen Seiki 1:8 Off-Road 1990, 2004, 2012
  H.A.R.M. Racing 1:5 Touring Car 2005, 2009, 2015
 Yokomo 1:10 ISTC 2000, 2014-2016
  HB Racing 1:8 Off-Road 2008, 2014-2016

Engines (Glowplug)

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Rank Manufacturer Wins Class Year
1   Novarossi 12 1:8 IC Track 1987-2001, 2007-2011, 2015
2   O.S. Engines 5 1:8 IC Off Road 1992, 2002, 2006-2008, 2014
3   RB Products 3 1:8 IC Off Road 1998-2000, 2004
  Picco 1:8 IC Track 1981-1983, 2013

Electric Motors

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Rank Manufacturer Wins Class Year
1   Reedy 10 1:12 Electric Track 1984-1988, 1992, 1996, 2000-2004
2   Reedy 8 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1985, 1989-1995, 1999, 2003-2005, 2015
3   Reedy 5 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1989-1997
4   Trinity 3 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1987, 1997, 2002
  Team Orion 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1999-2002, 2011
  Trinity 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1985, 2003-2005
  Team Orion 1:10 ISTC 2004-2006, 2012

By Member Blocs (Drivers)

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Rank Bloc Wins Class Year
1 EFRA 15 1:8 IC Track 1979, 1983-1985, 1989-1999, 2003-2011, 2015
2 ROAR 10 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1985-1987, 1993-1997, 2001-2003, 2011-2015
3 FEMCA 9 1:12 Electric Track 1988, 1996, 2000-2004, 2008-2012, 2016
4 ROAR 8 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1985, 1991, 1995, 2003-2007, 2011-2013
EFRA 1:8 IC Off Road 1986-1988, 1994-1998, 2004, 2012, 2016
6 EFRA 6 1:5 Touring Car 2001-2007, 2011-2013
EFRA 1:10 ISTC 2004-2012, 2016
7 ROAR 5 1:12 Electric Track 1982-1986, 1990-1992
9 FEMCA 4 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1987-1989, 1993, 1997
FEMCA 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1989-1993, 1999, 2007
FEMCA 1:8 IC Off Road 1990-1992, 2000, 2008
ROAR 1:8 IC Off Road 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014
EFRA 1:12 Electric Track 1994, 1998, 2006, 2014
EFRA 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1999-2001, 2009, 2015
EFRA 1:10 200mm 2004, 2008, 2014-2016
16 ROAR 3 1:8 IC Track 1977, 1981, 1987
FEMCA 1:10 ISTC 2000-2002, 2014

Win(s) by Nations (Drivers)

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Rank Nation Wins Class Year
1   United States 10 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1985-1987, 1993-1997, 2001-2003, 2011-2015
2   Italy 9 1:8 IC Track 1989-1999, 2003-2009
  Japan 1:12 Electric Track 1988, 1996, 2000-2004, 2008-2012, 2016
4   United States 8 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1985, 1991, 1995, 2003-2007, 2011-2013
6   United States 5 1:12 Electric Track 1982-1986, 1990-1992
7   Japan 4 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD 1987-1989, 1993, 1997
  Japan 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD 1989-1993, 1999, 2007
  Japan 1:8 IC Off Road 1990-1992, 2000, 2008
  Germany 1:10 ISTC 2004, 2008-2010, 2016
9   United States 3 1:8 IC Track 1977, 1981, 1987
  Italy 1:8 IC Off Road 1988, 1994-1996
  United Kingdom 1:12 Electric Track 1994, 1998, 2006
  United States 1:8 IC Off Road 2002, 2006, 2010

Most Wins in a single year

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The two Electric Worlds that competitors managed to achieve are double header events held in a single week. As nitro events are standalone events requiring 9 days to run, no drivers has managed to achieve this in a single year though Art Carbonnell backed his 1981 IC Track win with a 1:12 Electric Track win in 1982 when at the time, the latter was in its inaugural year and until 1985, only one class was offered annually. Only Atsushi Hara came close to this, managing to achieve a hat trick of three podium finishes in a single year (2nd in 1:10 ISTC, 2nd in 1:10 Nitro Touring Car and 3rd in 1:8 Off-road).[164]

Drivers

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Rank Driver Total Year Class
1   Masami Hirosaka 2 1989 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
  David Spashett[nb 4] 1998 1:10 Electric PRO 10
1:12 Electric Track
  Masami Hirosaka 2000 1:10 Electric PRO 10
1:12 Electric Track
  Martin Achter[nb 5][165][166] 2009 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
  Ryan Cavalieri 2011 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD


Drivers who won in different disciplines

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As explained, nitro and electric and on and off-road cars require different type of driving and drivers are required to adapt to them, usually in a short space of time. Only three drivers have managed to combine wins in on and off-road cars and three in nitro and electric cars. Only Hara have managed to cross discipline them all together.[167][nb 6]

On and Off-road win

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Rank Driver On-road Off-road
  Joel Johnson 1992 1987
  Masami Hirosaka 1988, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2002, 2004 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1997, 1999
  Atsushi Hara 2000 2008

Nitro and Electric win

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Rank Driver Electric Nitro
  Arturo Carbonell 1982 1981
  Mark Pavidis 1995 2006
  Atsushi Hara 2000 2008

Consecutive Wins

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Drivers

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Rank Driver Total Year Class
1   Lamberto Collari 5 1989-1997 1:8 IC Track
2   Lamberto Collari 4 2003-2009 1:8 IC Track
3   Masami Hirosaka 3 2000-2004 1:12 Electric Track
  Naoto Matsukura 2008-2012 1:12 Electric Track

Car manufacturers

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Rank Brand Wins Years Class
1   Team Associated 6 1982-1992 1:12 IC Track
  Kyosho 1992-2002 1:8 IC Off Road
3   Yokomo 5 1989-1997 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
  Team Associated 2003-2011 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
  Kyosho 2003-2009 1:8 IC Track
6   Team Associated 4 1989-1995 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
7   Blitz Model Technica 3 1989-1993 1:8 IC Track
  Team Losi 1999-2003 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
  Tamiya 2008-2012 1:10 ISTC

A-main/finals appearances

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Drivers with at least 10 finals appearances are listed

Italics: drivers who have not or yet to have won a Worlds title.

Bold: drivers who have actively appeared in a final race within the two previous Worlds

Ryan Maifield has the most appearances for a driver who have yet to win a title as of 2024. He took the lead from Craig Drescher in 2013 who in turn, despite his last A-main appearance was in 2005, inherited the title after Ralph Burch Jr. finally won his first title in 2010 after trying since 1981 at the age of 13.

Rank Driver App 1:5 IC TC 1:8 IC Tr 1:8 IC OR 1:10 IC TC 1:10 IC Tr 1:10 EP Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   Masami Hirosaka 35 4 5 9 8 9
2   Mark Pavidis 19 5 1 8 5
3   Atsushi Hara 18 2 3 1 1 6 1 2 2
4   Joel Johnson 16 3 3 3 7
5   Jilles Groskamp 15 1 3 5 6
  Marc Rheinard 1 7 7
  Ryan Maifield 5 5 5
8   Ralph Burch Jr. 14 9 1 1 1 2
  Ryan Cavalieri 4 5 5
9   Lamberto Collari 13 2 11
  Naoto Matsukura 2 2 4 5
  Jared Tebo 4 5 4
13   David Spashett 12 1 3 2 6
  Billy Easton 1 3 4 4
  Craig Drescher 2 2 4 3 2
  Andy Moore 1 1 5 5
17   Adrien Bertin 10 7 3
  Hideo Kitazawa 1 1 8
18   Takaaki Shimo 9 5 4

Podium finishers

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Drivers with at least 5 podium finishes are listed

Italics: drivers who have not or yet to have won a Worlds title.

Bold: drivers who have actively appeared in a final race within the two previous Worlds

Ryan Maifield has the most podium finishes for a driver who have yet to win a title as of 2024.

Rank Driver App 1:5 IC TC 1:8 IC Tr 1:8 IC OR 1:10 IC TC 1:10 IC Tr 1:10 EP Tr 1:10 EP TC 1:10 EP OR2 1:10 EP OR4 1:12 EP Tr
1   Masami Hirosaka 25 2 3 5 6 9
2   Lamberto Collari 10 1 9
  Atsushi Hara 1 3 1 4 1
4   Brian Kinwald 8 1 5 3
  Ryan Cavalieri 1 3 4
  Marc Rheinard 1 3 4
  Naoto Matsukura 1 2 5
8   Tony Neisinger 7 1 1 1 4
9   Joel Johnson 6 2 2 2
  David Spashett 1 3 2 6
  Ryan Maifield 5 4 2
  Jared Tebo 1 4 1
13   Takaaki Shimo 5 3 2
  Ronald Völker [de] 4 1

Age of winners

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Youngest

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Drivers younger than the age of 18 are listed.

Rank Driver Age Race
1   Naoto Matsukura 15[123] 2008 1:12 Electric On-Road
2   Lamberto Collari 16 years 8 months 13 days 1989 1:8 IC On-Road
3   Spencer Rivkin 16[168] 2015 1:10 Electric Off-Road 2WD
4   Jay Halsey 17 years 1 months 25 days 1985 1:10 Electric Off-Road Stock
5   Ryan Cavalieri 17 years 2 months 28 days 2003 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD
6   Masami Hirosaka 17 years 5 months 14 days 1987 1:10 Electric Off-Road 4WD

Oldest

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Drivers older than the age of 35 are listed.

Rank Driver Age Race
1   Ralph Burch, Jr. 42 years 11 months 24 days 2010 1:10 Nitro Touring Car
2   Michael Salven 38 years 11 months 10 days 2000 1:10 IC Track
3   Ian Oddie 38/39 years 2005 1:5 On-Road
4   Kunihiro Toge 37 1992 1:8 Off-Road
5   Arturo Carbonell 36 years 10 months 7 days 1982 1:12 Electric On-Road Modified
6   Lamberto Collari 36 years 9 months 28 days 2009 1:8 IC Track

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