European Federation of Radio Operated Model Automobiles
The European Federation of Radio Operated Model Automobiles (EFRA) is the highest European association for racing with radio-controlled cars in Europe. It is also a member of IFMAR as a European bloc.
It draws up sporting and technical regulations for the European championships. In addition, she creates a calendar that contains European championships, Grand Prix and international races in Europe.
Members
In addition to supporting companies from the RC model construction sector, members in 2016 are the following national European associations:
- Austrian Radio Model Car Association (OFMAV) - Austria
- Belarus Federation Automodel Sport - Belarus
- Federation Belge d'Automobiles (FBA) - Belgium
- Bulgarian Federation of Automodel Sports (BFAMS) - Bulgaria
- Hrvatski Automodelarski Savez (HAMS) - Croatia
- RC Autoklub České republiky (RCACR) - Czech Republic
- Dansk Automobil Sports Union (DASU) - Denmark
- Eesti Automudelispordi Klubi (EAMK) - Estonia
- AKK Motorsport - Finland
- Federation Française de Voitures Radio Commandées (FFVRC) - France
- German Minicar Club (DMC) - Germany
- British Radio Car Association (BRCA) - United Kingdom
- Hellenic Modeling Federation (ELME) - Greece
- Magyar Modellező Szövetség (MMSZ) - Hungary
- Radio Controlled Car Association Of Ireland (RCCAOI) - Ireland
- Auto Model Sport Club Italiano (AMSCI) - Italy
- Fédération Luxembourgeoise d'AutoModélisme Radio-Commandé (FLAMRC) - Luxembourg
- Federation Monegasque de Modelisme (FMM) - Monaco
- Nederlandse Organsatie Model Auto Clubs (NOMAC) - Netherlands
- Norges Motorsportforbund (NMF) - Norway
- Stowarzyszenie NZG LOK - Poland
- Federação Portuguesa de Rádio Modelismo Automóvel (FEPRA) - Portugal
- Federația Română de Modelism - Romania (since 2016)
- Federation of Automodel Sport of Russia (FAMS) - Russia
- Modelárow Slovenka (ZVAZ) - Slovakia
- Federation of Model Car Clubs of Slovenia (ZAMS) - Slovenia
- Asociación Española de Coches A Radiocontrol (AECAR) - Spain
- Svenska Bilsportförbundet (SBF) - Sweden
- Swiss R / C Car Clubs Association (SRCCA) - Switzerland
- Model Araba Sporları Derneği (MODEL - MCSAT) - Turkey
European championships
European champions in RC sport have been officially crowned since 1974. Titles are awarded in different classes. In contrast to the world championships, European championships are held annually in the respective classes.
The following titles are currently being awarded:
- Large scale combustion engine on the smooth track
- Large model combustion off-road 2WD, 4WD and short course
- 1: 8 burners smooth track (class A and B)
- 1: 8 combustion off-road (class A and B)
- 1:10 combustion touring cars (class A and B)
- 1:10 electric off-road 2WD and 4WD
- 1:10 electric touring car
- 1:12 electric
Master electric smooth track
year | 1:12 Modified | 1:12 floor | 1:10 touring cars | 1:10 touring car floor | 1:10 formula |
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2020 | Alexander Hagberg | Jörn Neumann | - *** | - *** | - *** |
2019 | Alexander Hagberg | Michal Orlowski | Bruno Coelho | Oliver Bultynck | Jan Ratheisky |
2018 | Alexander Hagberg | Ollie Payne | Ronald Völker | Max Maechler | Jan Ratheisky |
2017 | Alexander Hagberg | Hubert Hönigl | Ronald Völker | Alexandre Duchet | Jan Ratheisky |
2016 | Alexander Hagberg | Hubert Hönigl | Ronald Völker | Jan Ratheisky | Jan Ratheisky |
2015 | Alexander Hagberg | Hubert Hönigl | Alexander Hagberg | Marec Cerny | - |
2014 | Alexander Hagberg | Markus Mobers | Ronald Völker | Marec Cerny | - |
2013 | Sakke Ahoniemi | Markus Mobers | Ronald Völker | - | - |
2012 | - * | - ** | - * | Remi Callens | - |
2011 | Sakke Ahoniemi | Hubert Hönigl | Marc Rheinard | Ronald Völker | - |
2010 | Juho Levanen | Chris Kerswell | Ronald Völker | Ronald Völker | - |
2009 | Hubert Hönigl | Marc Fischer | Jilles Groskamp | Marc Rheinard | - |
2008 | Marc Rheinard | - | Marc Rheinard | - | - |
2007 | Andy Moore | - | Ronald Völker | - | - |
2006 | Marc Rheinard | - | Andy Moore | - | - |
2005 | Sakke Ahoniemi | - | Teemu Leino | - | - |
2004 | Sakke Ahoniemi | - | Jonas Kaerup | - | - |
2003 | David Spashett | - | Juho Levanen | - | - |
2002 | Juho Levanen | - | - | ||
year | = | PRO 10 | = | - | - |
2001 | David Spashett | Markus Mobers | David Spashett | ||
2000 | David Spashett | Andy Moore | David Spashett | ||
1999 | David Spashett | David Spashett | Andy Griffiths | ||
1998 | David Spashett | ||||
1997 | Erik Jonk | David Spashett | |||
1996 | David Spashett | Erik Jonk | |||
1995 | David Spashett | Marco de Marchi | |||
1994 | Oscar Jansen | D. Gale | |||
1993 | David Spashett | Oscar Jansen | |||
1992 | Oscar Jansen | James Dearden | |||
1991 | Oscar Jansen | Ralf Krause | |||
1990 | Jürgen Lautenbach | Jürgen Lautenbach | |||
1989 | Christian Keil | ||||
year | = | Juniors 1:12 | |||
1988 | Phil Davies | S. Christiansen | |||
1987 | Christian Keil | Ralf Krause | |||
1986 | Miki Leppälahti | Martin Fliessbach | |||
1985 | Andy Dobson | ||||
1984 | Phil Olsen | ||||
1983 | Mickey Booth | ||||
1982 | Jimmy Davis | ||||
1981 | Neal Francis |
* not held as the IFMAR World Championship organized by EFRA in the same year
** planned but canceled
*** not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Master Offroad 1: 8 and 1:10
The EFRA has been awarding EM titles in the off-road sector since 1981. The first title race was held in the 1: 8 scale class with internal combustion engines. In 2004 these classes were split up into two championships for drivers with EFRA A and B licenses . The first European Championship for 1:10 electric buggies was held in 1985. Just four years later, this was also split into two classes for rear-wheel and all-wheel drive.
Since 2010, new European championships have been created as the corresponding classes gained popularity.
year | Combustion 1: 8 A | Combustion 1: 8 B | Electric 1:10 4WD | Electric 1:10 2WD | Combustion 1: 8 40+ | Electric 1: 8 |
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2020 | - * | - * | - * | - * | - * | |
2019 | Riccardo Berton | Daniel Bernabe | David Ronnefalk | Davide Ongaro | Jon Hazlewood | Davide Ongaro |
2018 | Bruno Coelho | Mattia Polito dal Bello | David Ronnefalk | David Ronnefalk | Robert Gustafsson | Jean-Pierrick Sartel |
2017 | Robert Batlle | Micha Widmaier | Bruno Coelho | Lee Martin | Stéphane Deroch | David Ronnefalk |
2016 | Elliott boots | Juan Carlos Canas | Jörn Neumann | Neil Cragg | Michael Wächter | David Ronnefalk |
2015 | Elliott boots | Riccardo Berton | Michal Orlowski | Lee Martin | Stéphane Deroch | Robert Batlle |
2014 | David Ronnefalk | Javier Pombo | Jörn Neumann | Jörn Neumann | Robert Gustafsson | - |
2013 | David Ronnefalk | Marco Baruffolo | Martin Bayer | Jörn Neumann | Peter Harder | - |
2012 | Darren Bloomfield | Alessandro Magi | Jörn Neumann | Lee Martin | Sebastian Wartelle | - |
2011 | Robert Batlle | Jonathan Bacro | Jörn Neumann | Lee Martin | - | - |
2010 | Renaud Savoya | R. Monteiro | Lee Martin | Lee Martin | - | - |
2009 | Renaud Savoya | David Ronnefalk | Mark Rheinard | Hubert Hönigl | - | - |
2008 | Renaud Savoya | Lee Martin | Neil Cragg | Neil Cragg | - | - |
2007 | Robert Batlle | Oliver Simon | Hubert Hönigl | Neil Cragg | - | - |
2006 | Yannick Aigoin | Riccardo Acciari | Peter Pinisch | Hubert Hönigl | - | - |
2005 | Davide Tortorici | Söhnke Matz | Ellis Stafford | Neil Cragg | - | - |
2004 | Davide Tortorici | Andreas Rauch | Jörn Neumann | Neil Cragg | - | - |
Burners 1: 8 | - | = | = | - | - | |
2003 | Matias Miguel | Neil Cragg | Neil Cragg | |||
2002 | Daniel Reckward | Chris Dougthy | Neil Cragg | |||
2001 | Daniel Reckward | Ian Kenningley | Jukka Steenari | |||
2000 | Alex Laffranchi | Jukka Steenari | Hubert Hönigl | |||
1999 | Daniel Vega Fries | Jukka Steenari | Jukka Steenari | |||
1998 | Yannick Aigoon | Jukka Steenari | Craig Drescher | |||
1997 | Daniel Reckward | Jukka Steenari | Craig Drescher | |||
1996 | Alessandro Catozzi | Jukka Steenari | Craig Drescher | |||
1995 | Phillippe Lachat | Craig Drescher | Jukka Steenari | |||
1994 | Andrea Gennari | Craig Drescher | Craig Drescher | |||
1993 | Roberto Ghedini | Craig Drescher | Craig Drescher | |||
1992 | Roberto Ghedini | Ellis Stafford | Craig Drescher | |||
1991 | Frederic Veyssere | Craig Drescher | Craig Drescher | |||
1990 | Philip Boeri | Phil Davies | Jürgen Lautenbach | |||
1989 | Andrea Pala | Stephan Oberle | Jamie Booth | |||
Electric 1:10 | ||||||
1988 | Philip Boeri | Denis Blandin | ||||
1987 | Didier Boulmier | Phil Davies | ||||
1986 | Frederic Veyssere | Jose Rosas | ||||
1985 | Maurizio Monesi | Neil Ward | ||||
1984 | Pedro Martinez | |||||
1983 | Pedro Martinez | |||||
1982 | Michel Rodriguez | |||||
1981 | Graziano Pajalunga |
* not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Master Combustor Offroad 1: 6
* According to the EFRA calendar, it is advertised as a European championship, but only held as a "Short Course Challenge"
** not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Master burners on the smooth track
Masters 1: 4 and 1: 5
* not held as the IFMAR World Championship organized by EFRA in the same year
** Grand Prix series only, no official European title
*** Grand Prix series as the official European title
**** Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Master 1: 8
year | class | driver |
---|---|---|
2020 | GT | - *** |
1988 | Youth sport | Roger Sahli |
1985 | default | Michele Baruzzi |
* canceled due to insufficient number of entries
** not held in the EFRA region due to the World Championship run in this class
*** not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Master 1:10
* not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ EFRA Handbook 2016. (No longer available online.) March 30, 2016, archived from the original on March 31, 2016 ; accessed on March 31, 2016 (English). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ EFRA racing calendar
- ↑ RC timing: ModelEspace EC EFRA + SC Challenge Offroad 25-30 / 07/2016 :: EFRA TT 1/6 Short course. In: www.myrcm.ch. Retrieved November 10, 2016 .