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IFMAR On-Road 1:8 World Championship for IC Track 1:8 scale radio-controlled pan cars

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IFMAR 1:8 On-Road World Championship
First race	1977
Duration	1 hour
Most wins (driver)	Lamberto Collari (9)
Most wins (manufacturer)	Kyosho Serpent (4)
Circuit information
Surface	Asphalt

The class is widely regarded as the Formula One of R/C racing.^[1]

Lamberto Collari of Italy, holds distinction with not just the highest for the class with nine wins but hold the record for the highest single class wins of all time, most consecutive wins (5) and the most for a gas powered car. Serpent of the Netherlands and Kyosho of Japan hold the record for the most wins for manufacturers. Novarossi hold the most wins for an engine manufacturer with eleven wins with eight consecutive wins (including one for its REX branded engine).

IFMAR World Championship Winners

Sport

Year	Bloc	Name	Car	Engine	Transmitter	Host Club	Venue	Location		Source	Report
1977	ROAR	Butch Kroells[2][3][4]	Associated RC100	K&B	Futaba	Orange Country Radio-Control Auto Racers	Thorp Raceway	Pomona, California		[5]	Report
1979	EFRA	Phil Booth	PB9 International	OPS	Futaba	Circuit Micro-Racing	Patinoire des Vernets	Geneva			Report
1981	ROAR	Arturo Carbonell	Delta Super J	Picco	Futaba	Indy R/C Club	Castleton Square	Indianapolis, Indiana			Report
1983	EFRA	David Lecat[N 1]	PB Alpha 83	Picco SX	Multiplex Europa Sport		Circuit Carnoux	Carnoux-en-Provence		[6]	Report
1985	FEMCA	Rody Roem[7][8][9]	Serpent Quattro	OPS	KO Propo EX-1		Tokyo Disneyland	Urayasu, Chiba			Report
1987	ROAR	Pete Fusco[2][3]	Associated RC500	Novarossi	Sanwa		Ranch Pit Shop	Pomona, California			Report
1989	EFRA	Lamberto Collari	BMT 891	Rex	JR	Model Auto Club Heemstede	MACH Circuit	Heemstede			Report
1991	ROAR	Lamberto Collari	BMT 891	Top Rex	JR Apex		Kinnison Speedway	Austin, Texas		[10]	Report
1993	EFRA	Lamberto Collari	BMT 933	Nova Collari	JR	Väst-8 Göteborg	Väst-8 Ring	Gothenburg		[11]	Report
1995	FEMCA	Lamberto Collari	Serpent Excel	Nova Collari	JR			Phuket			Report
1997	FAMAR	Lamberto Collari[8][12]	Serpent Vector	Novarossi Speed	Sanwa		Pegaso Raceway	Toluca			Report
1999	EFRA	Adrien Bertin[13]	Mugen MRX-2	Novarossi JP Black	KO Propo		Mini Circuit Patrick Depailler[14]	Romagnat			Report
2001	FEMCA	Kenji Osaka[15]	Mugen MRX-3	Novarossi JP	Sanwa	Helles International Mini Raceway[16]	New South Wales Radio Controlled Racing Car Club	Moorebank, Sydney			Report
2003	ROAR	Lamberto Collari[17]	Kyosho Evolva	Sirio	Sanwa		Hamilton Ohio Scale Auto Raceway[18][19]	Hamilton, Ohio			Report
2005	EFRA	Lamberto Collari[17]	Kyosho Evolva 2005 WC	Sirio PR-Pro	Sanwa Super EXES		Miniautodromo Dello Stretto[20]	Messina, Sicily			Report
2007	FAMAR	Lamberto Collari	Kyosho Evolva M3	Novarossi	Sanwa	Club de Automodelismo Radiocontrolado de Córdoba	Complejo Ferial Cordoba	Córdoba			Report
2009	EFRA	Lamberto Collari	Kyosho Evolva M3 Evo	Nova	Sanwa EXZES Plus		Mini Racing Ticino e Moesa[21]	Lostallo			Report
2011	ROAR	Robert Pietsch	Mugen MRX-5	Novarossi	Sanwa EXZES-X		Homestead RC Raceway	Homestead, Florida			Report
2013	FEMCA	Tadahiko Sahashi	Serpent 977 Viper	Picco Boost	Sanwa M12		Kei Tune Racing Speedway	Chiba, Tokyo			Report
2015	FAMAR	Simon Kurzbuch	Shepherd Velox V8 EC	Novarossi Mito 9C	Futaba 4PX		Mini Autódromo Zeca Elias	Americana, São Paulo			Report
2017	EFRA								France

Formula

N.B Non championship World Cup event

Year	Bloc	Name	Car	Engine	Radio	Venue	Location	Country
1978	EFRA	Phil Greeno[22]	PB9 International	K&B		Port Hercules	Monte Carlo	Monaco
1980	EFRA	Giulio Ghersi	SG Columbia	OPS		Port Hercules	Monte Carlo	Monaco

Statistics

Most Wins

Drivers

Rank	Driver	Wins
1	Lamberto Collari	9
2	Butch Kroells	1
	Phil Booth
	Arturo Carbonell
	David Lecat
	Rody Roem
	Pete Fusco
	Adrien Bertin
	Kenji Osaka
	Robert Pietsch
	Tadahiko Sahashi
	Simon Kurzbuch

Car manufacturers

Rank	Manufacturer	Wins
1	Serpent	4
	Kyosho
3	Blitz Model Technica	3
	Mugen Seiki
5	Team Associated	2
	PB Racing
7	Delta Systems	1
	Shepherd

Engines

Rank	Manufacturer	Wins
1	Novarossi	12
2	Picco	3
3	OPS	2
	Sirio
4	K&B	1

Transmitters

Rank	Manufacturer	Wins
1	Sanwa	9
2	JR Propo	4
	Futaba
4	Simprop	1
	Multiplex
	KO Propo

By Member Blocs (Drivers)

Rank	Bloc	Wins
1	EFRA	15
2	ROAR	3
3	FEMCA	2
4	FAMAR	0

Win(s) by Nations (Drivers)

Rank	Nation	Wins
1	Italy	9
2	United States	3
2	France	2
	Japan
5	United Kingdom	1
	Netherlands
	Germany
	Switzerland

Most represented in final

Note: Italics on year represents in which a driver of the country or car manufacturer who failed to score a championship title, italics on nationalities indicate host nation.

Nations (drivers)

Rank	Total	Nation	Year
1	10	United States	1977
2	9	United States	1987
3	6	Italy	1989
		Italy	1995
5	5	United States	1979
		Italy	1997
		Japan	2011

Car manufacturers

Rank	Total	Nation	Year
1	7	Associated Electrics	1977
		Serpent	1995
		Serpent	1999
4	6	Associated Electrics	1987
		Serpent	1993
		Serpent	1997
		Mugen Seiki	2005
7	5	Associated Electrics	1979
		Blitz Model Technica	1989
		Kyosho	2003
		Kyosho	2007
		Mugen Seiki	2011

Footnotes

1. The race was originally awarded to Tadiello before it was officially announced; following protests by FFVRC, the French federation, the race had to be recounted which revealed Tadiello was a lap behind Lecat when the race was over and he eventually was awarded the win although Ted Longshaw, the IFMAR president, was by then ejected from the premises by the circuit owner and the trophy was awarded to Tadiello by the circuit owner without IFMAR's consent.