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The 2006 IFMAR 1:8 Off-Road World Championship was the 11th edition of the biennial IFMAR 1:8 IC Off-Road World Championship for 1:8 scale radio controlled nitro powered off-road buggies sanctioned by the International Federation of Model Auto Racing (IFMAR) to be run over [total] days in total on August 28 through September 3 2006.

The [championships] was organized by the organizer on behalf of [sanctioning body 2] and hosted by the [host club] in [town] in [town, country]. [DC's team] [DC driver] of the [DC's country] , was the defending champion. The [class] class was won by [NC team]s [NC driver] of the [NC country].

The event was notable for threats of boycott by Americans over security concerns

ironically, the Worlds was won by an American, Mark Pavidis with a Kyosho.

http://news.efra.ws/fileadmin/oldnews/news/report/IFMAR%20WC%20Yakarta%202006.pdf

Host selection

Background

Circuit

Rule changes

Report

Qualifying

Race

Semi-final

A-group

B-group

A-main

Yannick Aigoin led, lapping the entire field 45 minutes into the race until his his engine flamed out, he restarted the engine only to flame out again, retiring him for once and for all. The flameout led to the rumor that his RB C6 BB engine could not last 60 minutes (the IFMAR/ROAR length). The problem was later revealed to been caused by faulty routing of the fuel lines as it had been caught between the flywheel, therefore the fuel supply was cut off from the carburetor, when it should had been placed above the carburetor nipple.^[1]

Classification

Qualifying

Pos.	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Q5	Q6	Heat
1	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 1
2	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 1
3	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 2
4	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 2
5	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 3
6	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 3
7	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 4
8	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 4
9	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 5
10	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 5
11	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 6
12	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 6
13	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 7
14	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 7
15	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-A 8
16	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	00:00.000	Semi-B 8
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Race

A semi-final

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Engine	Laps	Time	FL
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5
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B semi-final

Pos.	No.	Driver	Car	Engine	Laps	Time	FL
1
2
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6
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9
10
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A-main

Pos.	Driver	Car	Engine
1	Mark Pavidis	Kyosho Inferno MP777	O.S.
2	Scott Hughes	Mugen MBX-5R	O.S.
3	Guillaume Vray	Mugen MBX-5R	RB
4	Chad Bradley	Jammin X1-CR	O.S.
5	Linus Thern	Kyosho Inferno MP777	RB
6	Yannick Aigoin	XRAY XB8	RB
7	Jeremy Kortz	HoBao [fi] Hyper 8	Werks
8	Bobby Tillman	Mugen MBX-5R	Ninja
9	Greg Degani	HoBao [fi] Hyper 8	Picco
10	Jon Hazlewood	XRAY XB8	O.S.
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