Argentine Individual Speedway Championship

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Argentine Individual Speedway Championship
Sport Motorcycle speedway
Founded1930
Most titles Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua (10)

The Argentine Individual Speedway Championship is a motorcycle speedway championship held each year to determine the Argentine national champion. The event is held in the winter and also known as the Winter Championships. [1] [2] [3] [4]

An additional championship takes place where overseas riders participate and is called the International Championship Series. The event is held in the summer and also known as the Summer Championships. [5]

Winners

YearNational Championship
(Campeonato Argentino de Speedway)
Winter championships
International Championship
(Campeonato Internacional Argentino)
Summer championships
1930 Robert Sigrand
1931 Juan Pagano
1934 Juan Pagano
1936 Juan Salatino
1937 Juan Salatino
1938 Juan Salatino
1939 Juan Salatino
1947 José Milosi
1948 José Milosi
1949 Oscar Santostefano
1950 Oscar Santostefano
1951 José Neubauer (Aut)
1952 Oscar Santostefano
1953 José Neubauer (Aut)
1954 Oscar Santostefano
1955 José Neubauer (Aut)
1956 Hector Santin
1957 Hector Santos Ilacqua
1958 Edgar Castellanos
1960 Raul Sarda
1962 Edgar Castellanos
1966 José Vallonel
1967 Antonio Miranda
1968 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1969 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1970 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1971 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1972 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1973 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1974 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1975 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1976 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1977 Horacio Ceferino Ilacqua
1979 Juan Carlos Curzio
1980 Juan Carlos Curzio
1981 Giuseppe Marzotto (Ita)
1982 Walter Grussmuller (Aut)
1983 Juan Carlos Curzio
1984 Matias Ferreras
1985 Juan Carlos Curzio
1986 Heinrich Schatzer (Aut)
1987 Peter Hehlert (Ger)
1988 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1989 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1990 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1991 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1992 Heinrich Schatzer (Aut)
1993 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1994 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1995 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1996 Zoltán Adorján (Hun)
1997 Marcel Gerhard (Swi)
1998 Louis Alberto Vallejos
1999 Armando Castagna (Ita) [6]
2000 Emiliano Sanchez
2001 Antonín Šváb Jr. (Cze)
2002 Emiliano Sanchez
2003 Carlos Silva
2004 Lisandro Husman Louis Alberto Vallejos
2005 Mario Arriaga Lisandro Husman
2006 Lucas Allende Lisandro Husman
2007 Alejandro Ruiz Manuel Hauzinger (Aut)
2008 Matias Lopez Nicolás Covatti
2009 Matias Lopez Kyle Legault (Can)
2010 Martin Albanese Adrian Rymel (Cze)
2011 Facundo Albin Norbert Magosi (Hun)
2012 Wilson Fanfliet Emiliano Sanchez
2013 Matias Lopez Nicolás Covatti
2014 Jonathan Iturre Nicolás Covatti
2015 Jakub Jamróg (Pol)
2016 Nicolás Covatti
2017 Dawid Stachyra (Pol)
2018 Facundo Albin
2019 Cristian Zubillaga [7] Nicolás Covatti
2020 Coty Garcia
2021not held due to Covid-19
2022 Coty Garcia [8] Paco Castagna (Ita)
2023Oct - Nov 2023 Patryk Wojdyło (Pol)
2024Oct - Nov 2024 Patryk Wojdyło (Pol) [9]

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