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List of 1990 motorsport champions

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1990 motorsport champions
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This list of 1990 motorsport champions is a list of national or international auto racing series with a Championship decided by the points or positions earned by a driver from multiple races.

Open wheel racing

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Series Driver Season article
Formula One World Championship Brazil Ayrton Senna 1990 Formula One season
Constructors: United Kingdom McLaren-Honda
IndyCar World Series United States Al Unser Jr. 1990 IndyCar season
American Racing Series Canada Paul Tracy 1990 American Racing Series season
International Formula 3000 France Érik Comas 1990 International Formula 3000 season
British Formula 3000 Portugal Pedro Chaves
Japanese Formula 3000 Japan Kazuyoshi Hoshino 1990 Japanese Formula 3000 season
EFDA Formula Opel Lotus Euroseries Brazil Rubens Barrichello
Australian Drivers' Championship Australia Simon Kane 1990 Australian Drivers' Championship
Atlantic Championship Atlantic: United States Brian Till
Pacific: United States Mark Dismore
Formula Three
All-Japan Formula Three Championship Japan Naoki Hattori
British Formula Three Championship Finland Mika Häkkinen 1990 British Formula Three Championship
Formula 3 Sudamericana Brazil Christian Fittipaldi
French Formula Three Championship France Éric Hélary
German Formula Three Championship Germany Michael Schumacher 1990 German Formula Three Championship
B: Austria Franz Binder
Italian Formula Three Championship Italy Roberto Colciago
Formula 3 Sweden Sweden Niclas Jönsson
Formula Renault
Championnat de France Formule Renault France Emmanuel Collard
British Formula Renault Championship Brazil Thomas Erdos
Formula Ford
Australian Formula Ford Championship Australia Russell Ingall
Formula Ford Portugal Portugal Pedro Couceiro
Formula Ford Spain Spain Pedro de la Rosa
Formula Ford 1600 Germany Germany Ralf Druckenmüller

Karting

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Series Driver Season article
World Superkart Championship United Kingdom Tim Parrott

Sports car

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Series Driver Season article
World Sportscar Championship France Jean-Louis Schlesser
Italy Mauro Baldi
1990 World Sportscar Championship season
Teams: Switzerland Team Sauber Mercedes
IMSA GT Championship GTP: Australia Geoff Brabham 1990 IMSA GT Championship season
Lights: Mexico Tomás López
GTO: United States Dorsey Schroeder
GTU: United States Lance Stewart
All Japan Sports Prototype Championship Japan Masahiro Hasemi
Sweden Anders Olofsson
Manufacturers: Japan Nissan

Touring car

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Series Driver Season article
Australian Touring Car Championship New Zealand Jim Richards 1990 Australian Touring Car Championship
Australian Endurance Championship Australia Glenn Seton 1990 Australian Endurance Championship
British Touring Car Championship United Kingdom Robb Gravett 1990 British Touring Car Championship season
Japanese Touring Car Championship Japan Kazuyoshi Hoshino
New Zealand Touring Car Championship New Zealand Robbie Francevic
Stock Car Brasil Brazil Ingo Hoffmann 1990 Stock Car Brasil season
One-make racing
TVR Tuscan Challenge United Kingdom Chris Hodgetts

Stock car

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Series Driver Season article
NASCAR Winston Cup Series United States Dale Earnhardt 1990 NASCAR Winston Cup Series
International Race of Champions IROC XIV
Australian Super Speedway Championship Australia Robin Best
AUSCAR Australia Brad Jones

Rallying

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Series Driver/Co-Driver Season article
World Rally Championship Spain Carlos Sainz
Spain Luis Moya
1990 World Rally Championship season
Manufacturer: Italy Lancia
FIA Cup for Production Cars France Alain Oreille
France Michel Roissard

Motorcycle

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Series Rider Season article
500cc World Championship United States Wayne Rainey 1990 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
250cc World Championship United States John Kocinski
125cc World Championship Italy Loris Capirossi
Superbike World Championship France Raymond Roche 1990 Superbike World Championship season
Speedway World Championship Sweden Per Jonsson 1990 Individual Speedway World Championship
AMA Superbike Championship United States Doug Chandler

See also

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