2015 motorsport champions | |
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This list of 2015 motorsport champions is a list of national or international auto racing series with championships decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races where the season was completed during the 2015 calendar year.
Series | Champion(s) | refer |
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Formula D | Fredric Aasbø [135] | 2015 Formula D season |
Pro2: Alex Heilbrunn [135] | ||
Manufacturers Cup: Scion [135] | ||
Tire Cup: Hankook [135] | ||
D1 Grand Prix | Masato Kawabata [136] | |
Teams: Team Toyo Tires Drift Trust Racing | ||
Tanso: Akinori Utsumi |
Series | Champion(s) | refer |
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European Truck Racing Championship | Norbert Kiss [137] | 2015 European Truck Racing Championship |
Teams: Buggyra Racing |
Series | Champion(s) | refer |
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Stadium Super Trucks | Sheldon Creed [138] | 2015 Stadium Super Trucks Series |
Series | Pilot | refer |
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Red Bull Air Race World Championship | Paul Bonhomme [156] | 2015 Red Bull Air Race World Championship |
Challenger: Mikaël Brageot [157] |
Series | Driver | refer |
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Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship | Philippe Chiappe [158] | 2015 F1 Powerboat World Championship |
Teams: Qatar Team |
Series | Champion | refer |
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IFMAR 1:8 IC Track World Championship | Simon Kurzbuch [159] | |
EFRA European 1:8 IC Track Championship | Oliver Mack [160] | |
ROAR 1:8 Fuel On-Road National Championship | Mike Swauger [161] | |
FEMCA Asia On Road GP Championship | Shoki Takahata [162] | |
JMRCA All-Japan 1:8 GP On-Road Championship | Shinnosuke Yokoyama [163] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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IFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship | 2WD: Spencer Rivkin [164] | 2015 IFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship |
4WD: Bruno Coelho [165] | ||
ROAR 1:10 Off-Road National Championship | 2WD: Ryan Cavalieri [166] | |
4WD: Ryan Cavalieri [166] | ||
JMRCA All-Japan 1:10 EP Off-Road Championship | 2WD: Masatsugu Ido [167] | |
4WD: Naoto Matsukura [168] | ||
EFRA European 1:10 Off-Road Championship | 2WD: Lee Martin [169] | |
4WD: Michal Orlowski [170] | ||
BRCA 1:10 Off-Road Championship | 2WD: Lee Martin [171] | |
4WD: Lee Martin [171] | ||
Deutsche Meisterschaften Elektro Off-Road 1:10 | 2WD: Swen Lauber [172] | |
4WD: Jörn Neumann [173] | ||
Sverige Cupen 1:10 Off-Road | 2WD: Niclas Månsson | |
4WD: Malin Karlsen [174] | ||
Euro Offroad Series | 2WD: Lee Martin [175] | |
4WD: Lee Martin [175] | ||
CML RACE France | 2WD Stock: Fabrice Goujon [176] | |
2WD: Lorenzo Crolla [176] | ||
4WD: Ludovic Valtier [176] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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EFRA European 1:10 Electric Touring Car Championship | Modified: Alexander Hagberg [177] | |
JMRCA All-Japan 1:10 EP Touring Car Championship | Super Expert: Akio Sobue [178] | |
BRCA Touring Car National Championship | Modified: Elliott Harper [179] | |
ROAR 1:10 Electric Asphalt National Championship | Modified: Ryan Cavalieri [180] | |
ROAR 1:10 Electric Carpet National Championship | Modified: Keven Hebert [181] | |
Euro Touring Series | Modified: Ronald Völker [182] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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EFRA European 1:8 IC Off-Road Championship | Elliott Boots [183] | |
ROAR 1:8 Fuel Off-Road National Championship | Buggy: Ty Tessmann [184] | |
Truggy: Ty Tessmann [185] | ||
Coupe de France tout-terrain 1:8 | Jerôme Aigoin [186] | |
BRCA Rallycross National Championship | Elliott Boots [187] | |
Deutsche Meisterschaften Verbrenner Off-Road 1:8 | Marvin Fritschler [188] | |
Campeonato de España de 1:8 TT Gas | Robert Batlle [189] | |
JMRCA All-Japan 1:8 GP Off-Road Championship | Kazuya Tanaka [190] | |
Sverige Cupen 1:8 Off-Road | David Ronnefalk [191] | |
FEMCA 1:8 Off-Road Championship | Kyle McBride [192] | |
ROAR 1:8 Electric Off-Road National Championship | Ryan Maifield [193] | |
EFRA European 1:8 Electric Off-Road Championship | Robert Batlle [194] | |
Deutsche Meisterschaften Elektro Off-Road 1:8 | Marvin Fritschler [195] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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EFRA 1:12 On-Road Championship | Modified: Alexander Hagberg [196] | |
JMRCA All-Japan 1:12 EP Racing Championship | Modified: Yugo Nagashima [197] | |
BRCA 1:12 Electric Circuit National Championship | Modified: Olly Jefferies [198] | |
ROAR Electric Carpet National Championship | Modified: Keven Hebert [181] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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EFRA European 1:10 IC On-Road Championship | Bruno Coelho [199] | |
ROAR 1:10 Fuel Sedan National Championship | Paul Lemieux [161] | |
FEMCA Asia On Road GP Championship | Surikarn Chaidajsuriya [200] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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IFMAR Large Scale World Championship | Russell Grenenger [201] | |
EFRA Large Scale Touring Car European Championship | Aleš Bayer [202] |
Series | Champion | refer |
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EFRA European Large Scale Off-Road Championships | 2WD: Patrick Schweinzer | |
4WD: Jörg Miikael Tiit |
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The Stock Car Brasil championship held its final round of the season at Interlagos on Sunday, with Marcos Gomes clinching his maiden main series crown.
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: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)Japanese Masatsugu Ido finished in 3rd, giving him the 2015 Japanese National Championship title (foreign drivers not eligible for Japanese title).