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The 1992 IFMAR 1:8 IC Off-Road World Championship was the 4th edition of the biennial IFMAR 1:8 IC Off-Road World Championship for 1:8 scale nitro powered off-road buggies sanctioned by the International Federation of Model Auto Racing (IFMAR) to be run over [total] days in total on [start] through [end] [month].

The [championships] was organized by the organizer on behalf of [sanctioning body 2] and hosted by the [host club] in [town] in [town, country]. The championships took place at [circuit]. Mugen Seiki's Koji Sanada of Japan, was the defending champion. The [class] class was won by Kyosho's Kunihiro Toge, also of Japan. His win was significant as it marked the first of six consecutive wins by the Yuichi Kanai designed Kyosho Inferno family of cars, a dominance that was broken in 2004.

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Background[edit]

Circuit[edit]

Rule changes[edit]

Report[edit]

Qualifying[edit]

Race[edit]

Semi-final[edit]

A-group[edit]

B-group[edit]

A-main[edit]

Classification[edit]

Qualifying[edit]

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[edit]

A semi-final[edit]

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B semi-final[edit]

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A-main[edit]

Pos.	Driver	Car	Engine
1	Kunihiro Toge	Kyosho Inferno	O.S.
2	Kazushige Yoshida	Kyosho Inferno	O.S.
3	Maurizio Monesi	Kyosho Inferno	OPS
4	Georg Horninger	Kyosho Inferno	OPS
5	Noriuki Yagi	Kyosho Inferno	O.S.
6	Yuichi Kanai	Kyosho Inferno	O.S.
7	Anton Doppler	Kyosho Inferno	Picco
8	Koji Sanada	Mugen Super Sport	Novarossi
9	Katsunori Kondo	Kyosho Inferno	O.S.
10	Toru Hirao	Mugen Super Sport	Novarossi
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