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List of sports rivalries

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List of sports rivalries

A sports rivalry is intense competition between athletic teams or athletes, affecting participants,[1] management, and supporters all to varying degrees.

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Fans separated at an Old Firm derby in Glasgow, Scotland

One of the first known sports rivalries occurred in the Roman Empire between the Blues and the Greens, and the minor teams of the Reds and Whites, each of which were chariot racing clubs competing at the Hippodrome in Constantinople. The rivalry took on political tones as well, coming close to deposing the Roman Emperor Justinian in 532 CE in a riot and the suppression of the riot killed tens of thousands of people.

Owners have been known to encourage rivalries as they tend to improve game attendance and television ratings for rivalry matches. Clubs can reduce fan aggression surrounding rivalry games by acknowledging rather than downplaying the conflict[2] because the rivalry is an integral part of fan identity.[3]

Games between two rivals that are based in areas of close geographical proximity are often known as a local derby, or simply just a derby (UK: /ˈdɑːrbi/ DAR-bee, US: /ˈdɜːrbi/ DUR-bee); a sporting event between two teams from the same town, city or region. The term is usually connected with association football[4] and the media and supporters will often refer to this fixture as "Derby Day".[5]

There are different theories as to how the term 'Derby' originated. One suggestion is that it arose from a game of football played between the congregations of All Saints and St Peter's churches in the city of Derby. Alternatively, it may have came from the Derby, a horse race in England, founded by the 12th Earl of Derby in 1780. The 19th Earl has since claimed the Derby name was originally only given to one other sporting event: fixtures between St Helens at one end of the family's Knowsley estate and Wigan at the other.[6]

The other theory as to the name's origin involves Shrovetide football, an early, unofficiated version of both association and rugby football. It was first played in the town of Derby prior to Medieval times. From as early as the 12th century it was known to have been played in Ashbourne. It was a chaotic and exuberant affair that involved the whole town, often resulting in fatalities. The goals were at Nuns Mill in the north and the Gallows Balk in the south of the town, and much of the action took place in the River Derwent or the Markeaton Brook. Nominally the players came from All Saints' and St Peter's parishes, but in practice the game was a free-for-all with as many as 1,000 players. A Frenchman who observed a match in 1829 wrote in horror, "if Englishmen call this play, it would be impossible to say what they call fighting". Shrovetide football is still an annual event in the town of Ashbourne.[7]

Since at least as early as 1840 'derby' has been used as a noun in English to denote any kind of sporting contest.[8] Other names for derbies include Clásicos in certain parts of the world and crosstown rivalries in the United States.

The intensity of the rivalry can range anywhere from a light hearted banter to serious violence. A rivalry that gets out of control can lead to fighting, hooliganism, rioting and some instances with career-ending and even fatal consequences. In the "Football War", along with other factors, it was suggested to have been the tipping point in leading to military conflicts.

Rivalries do not always stem from the sharing of an area. Hostilities can occur for different reasons, such as in the case of El Clásico with tensions between fans with a background of political differences. Frequent meetings in important games between teams can also lead to unpleasantries.

International rivalries

Association football

Athletics

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Team

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Finland FinlandSweden SwedenMulti-discipline1925–presentFinland–Sweden Athletics International
Jamaica JamaicaUnited States United StatesSprinting1960s—present[34][35][36][37]
Kenya KenyaEthiopia EthiopiaLong-distance running1968–present[22][38]
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Australian rules football

Badminton

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Indonesia Susi SusantiSouth Korea Bang Soo-hyun1992–1996
Malaysia Lee Chong WeiChina Lin Dan2004–2020Lee–Lin rivalry
Indonesia IndonesiaChina China1990s–present
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Bandy

In Swedish bandy, derby games are often played on Saint Stephen's Day.[39]

Baseball

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Dominican Republic

Dominican Professional Baseball League

[40][41]

Japan

Nippon Professional Baseball

Central League
Pacific League
Mixture

South Korea

KBO League

Taiwan

Chinese Professional Baseball League

Mexico

Mexican Baseball League

Mexican Pacific League

United States/Canada

Major League Baseball

Minor League Baseball

Venezuela

Venezuelan Professional Baseball League

Basketball

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Argentina

Australia

Croatia

China

Guangdong has 11 CBA league titles, more than any other team in history, so it is very evident that they would have a lot of rivalries within the CBA.

France

Germany

Greece

Hong Kong

These are active Hong Kong A1 rivalries:

These are high school sports rivalries, but are primarily contested in basketball:

Israel

Italy

Japan

Korea Republic

Lebanon

Lithuania

North Macedonia

Philippines

Philippine Basketball Association

Historical

Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League

College basketball

UAAP
NCAA Philippines
CESAFI

Poland

Russia

Slovenia

Serbia

Spain

Taiwan

Taiwan Professional Basketball League

Turkey

United Kingdom

United States and Canada

National Basketball Association

Individuals

Bobsleigh

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Switzerland SwitzerlandEast Germany East Germany1976–1990[92]
CanadaUnited States Kaillie HumphriesUnited States Elana Meyers2013–present[93][94]
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Bodybuilding

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Boxing

Individual

Team

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Mexico MexicoPuerto Rico Puerto Rico1930s–2010sMexico–Puerto Rico boxing rivalry
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Chess

College sport

Cricket

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International

Domestic

Australia

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Big Bash League Melbourne Renegades Melbourne Stars 2011–present Melbourne Derby
Sydney Sixers Sydney Thunder 2011–present Sydney Smash [107]
Sheffield Shield New South WalesQueensland1892–present
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Bangladesh

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Dhaka Premier League AbahaniMohammedan1972–presentDhaka Derby
Bangladesh Premier League Dhaka DynamitesComilla Victorians2015–presentBPL Clásico[108]
Rangpur RidersFortune Barishal2024–presentNorth-South Derby[109]
Chittagong KingsDurbar Rajshahi2012–presentEast-West Derby[110]
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England

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Chennai Super Kings–Mumbai Indians cricket rivalryChennai Mumbai RivalryKolkata Bangalore Rivalry Southern Indian Derby====India====

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Ranji Trophy
Irani Cup
Vijay Hazare Trophy
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
KarnatakaTamil Nadu1934–presentKaveri Derby[114][115]
DelhiBombay1956–present[116]
MaharashtraBombay1960–presentMaratha Derby[117]
AndhraHyderabad1954–presentTelugu derby[118]
Indian Premier League Chennai Super KingsMumbai Indians2008–presentChennai Mumbai Rivalry
Kolkata Knight RidersRoyal Challengers Bangalore2008–presentKolkata Bangalore Rivalry
Chennai Super KingsRoyal Challengers Bangalore2008–presentSouth Indian Derby
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New Zealand

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Plunket Shield
The Ford Trophy
Men's Super Smash
AucklandCanterbury1873–present
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Pakistan

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Pakistan Super League Karachi KingsLahore Qalandars2016–presentKarachi Kings–Lahore Qalandars rivalry[119]
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Sri Lanka

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Lanka Premier League Galle MarvelsJaffna Kings2022–presentLPL Clásico
Royal College, ColomboS. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia1879–presentRoyal–Thomian[120]
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Cue sports

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United States Willie MosconiUnited States Rudolph Wanderone Jr.Pool[121][122][123]
Wales Ray ReardonEngland John SpencerSnooker1969–1988[124]
Northern Ireland Alex Higgins1972–1986
Canada Cliff Thorburn1973–1989
England Steve Davis1979–1989
England Jimmy White1981–2007
Scotland Stephen Hendry1987–2009
Scotland Stephen HendryEngland Jimmy White1986–2010
England Ronnie O'Sullivan1993–2011
Scotland John Higgins1995–2012
England Ronnie O'Sullivan1994–present
England Mark Selby2002–present
China Ding Junhui2005–present
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Curling

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Canada Glenn HowardCanada Kevin Martin[125]
Canada Jennifer JonesCanada Kelly Scott[126]
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Cycling

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Italy Gino BartaliItaly Fausto Coppiroad racing1940–1956[127]
France Jacques AnquetilFrance Raymond Poulidor[128]
Belgium Rik Van LooyBelgium Benoni Beheyt1963–1966
Belgium Eddy MerckxBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck1969–1978[129][130]
Belgium Eddy MerckxSpain Luis Ocaña[131]
Italy Francesco MoserBelgium Roger De Vlaeminck1974–1984
United States Connie Carpenter-PhinneyUnited States Rebecca Twiggroad racing, track cycling[132]
Republic of Ireland Sean KellyBelgium Eric Vanderaerdenroad racing
United States Greg LeMondFrance Bernard Hinault1984–1986[133]
France Laurent Fignon[134]
Scotland Graeme ObreeEngland Chris Boardmantrack cycling[135]
Italy Francesco MoserItaly Beppe Saronniroad racing1978–1986[136][137]
United States Lance ArmstrongItaly Marco Pantani2000[138][139]
Belgium Frank VandenbrouckeItaly Michele Bartoli1999
Belgium LottoBelgium Soudal–Quick-Step[140]
Australia Anna MearesUnited Kingdom Victoria Pendletontrack cycling−2012[141][142][143]
Spain Alberto ContadorLuxembourg Andy Schleckroad racing[144][145][146]
Switzerland Fabian CancellaraBelgium Tom Boonenroad racing2006–2016[147][148]
United Kingdom Chris HoyFrance Grégory Baugétrack cycling2009–2012[149]
United Kingdom Laura TrottUnited States Sarah Hammertrack cycling2012–[150]
United Kingdom Mark CavendishGermany Marcel Kittelroad racing[151]
United Kingdom Chris FroomeSpain Alberto Contadorroad racing2013–2017[152][153]
France Julien AbsalonSwitzerland Nino Schurtercross-country[154]
Spain Alejandro ValverdeSpain Joaquim Rodríguezroad racing2012–2016
Germany Tony MartinSwitzerland Fabian Cancellararoad racing
Australia AustraliaUnited Kingdom Great Britaintrack cycling[155]
Belgium Wout Van AertNetherlands Mathieu van der Poelcyclo-cross, road racing2014–[156][157]
Slovakia Peter SaganBelgium Greg Van Avermaetroad racing2015–[158]
France Nacer BouhanniFrance Arnaud Démareroad racing[159]
Slovakia Peter SaganPoland Michał Kwiatkowskiroad racing[160]
France Pauline Ferrand-PrévotSwitzerland Jolanda Neffcross-country[161]
Netherlands Annemiek van VleutenNetherlands Anna van der Breggenroad racing2017–2021[162][163]
Slovenia Tadej PogačarDenmark Jonas Vingegaardroad racing2021–[164]
Netherlands Annemiek van VleutenNetherlands Demi Volleringroad racing2022–2023[165][166]
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Darts

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Scotland Jocky Wilson (1978–1996)England Eric Bristow (1976–2007)1980–1989[88]
England John Lowe (1976–2007)England Eric Bristow (1976–2007)1978–1993
England Phil Taylor (1986–2018)Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld (1987–2019)2006–2018[23][167][168][169]
Wales Gerwyn Price (2014–present ) Scotland Gary Anderson (2001–present) 2018–present [170][171][172]
England Luke Littler (2023–present ) England Luke Humphries (2011–present) 2024–present
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Diving

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China Qiu BoUnited Kingdom Tom Daley[173]
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Esports

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Field hockey

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India IndiaPakistan Pakistan1947–presentIndia–Pakistan field hockey rivalry[185]
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Figure skating

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Golf

Gridiron football

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American football

Individual

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Jerry RiceDeion Sanders1989–1996[212]
Tom BradyPeyton Manning2000–2016Brady–Manning rivalry
Eli ManningPeyton Manning2006–2013Manning Bowl
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College football

Mexico

ONEFA/CONADEIP (National College Association of American Football/National College Sports Commission of Private Institutions)[213]

United States

Canada

Canadian football

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Hamilton Tiger-CatsToronto Argonauts1873–presentHarold Ballard Trophy[216][217]
Hamilton Tiger-CatsMontreal Alouettes/Concordes1982–presentClassique[218][219]
Winnipeg Blue BombersSaskatchewan Roughriders1936–presentBanjo Bowl[220]
Edmonton ElksCalgary Stampeders1949–presentBattle of Alberta[221]
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Gymnastics

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United States United StatesChina People's Republic of China[222]
Japan JapanChina People's Republic of China–present[223]
Russia RussiaRomania Romania–present
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Handball

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Austria

Belarus

Belgium

  • Liège derbies:
    • ROC Flémalle vs. Union Beynoise
    • ROC Flémalle vs. Jeunesse Jemeppe (previously vs. Progrès HC Seraing).
    • Union Beynoise vs. HC Herstal.
    • JS Herstal vs. HC Herstal.
    • Union Beynoise vs. HC Visé BM.
  • Germanophone derby : HC Eynatten-Raeren vs. KTSV Eupen 1889
  • Limburg derbies: HB Sint-Truiden vs. Initia HC Hasselt vs. United HC Tongeren vs. Achilles Bocholt vs. Sporting Neerpelt-Lommel vs. Kreasa HB Houthalen vs. DHC Meeuwen.
  • Antwerp derbies: KV Sasja HC Hoboken vs. Olse Merksem HC vs. DHW Antwerpen vs. HV Uilenspiegel Wilrijk.
  • Hainuyé derby: EHC Tournai vs. Entente du Centre CLH
  • Flanders derby: HC DB Gent vs. HKW Waasmunster
  • Brussels derby: HC Kraainem vs. United Brussels HC
  • Charleroi derby: SHC Mont-sur-Marchienne vs. HBC Charleroi-Ransart

Croatia

Denmark

France

Germany

Israel

Hungary

Macedonia

Poland

Lomza Vive Kielce vs. Orlen Wisla Plock

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Ukraine

Horse racing

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Ice hockey

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Multinational

Kontinental Hockey League

North America

National Hockey League

Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Philadelphia Flyers

ECHL

Junior

Canadian Hockey League

College

Europe

Austria

Czech Republic

Finland

France

Germany

Italy

  • Hockey Club Torino vs. Hockey Club Valpellice

Norway

Poland

Romania

Slovakia

Sweden

Switzerland

United Kingdom

International

Individual

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Canada Sidney CrosbyRussia Alexander Ovechkin2005–presentCapitals–Penguins rivalry[311][312]
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Lacrosse

Luge

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Austria Markus ProckGermany Georg Hackl1988–2002[318]
Germany Tatjana HüfnerGermany Natalie Geisenberger2008–2019[319]
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Mixed martial arts

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Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners Luta Livre practitioners 1930s–1997 [320]
Brazil Royce Gracie United States Ken Shamrock 1993–2016 [321]
Russia Fedor EmelianenkoBrazil Rodrigo Minotauro[322]
United States Matt HughesUnited States B.J. Penn[322]
United States Chuck LiddellUnited States Tito Ortiz2004–2018Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz[322]
United States Chuck LiddellUnited States Randy CoutureRandy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell[322]
United States Tito OrtizUnited States Ken Shamrock[322]
Japan Kazushi Sakuraba Brazil Royler Gracie
Brazil Royce Gracie
Brazil Renzo Gracie
Brazil Ryan Gracie
(Gracie family)
1999–2007 Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Royce Gracie [323]
Cuba Jose Landi
Brazil Wanderlei Silva
Brazil Maurício Shogun
Brazil Anderson Silva
(Chute Boxe)
Brazil Rodrigo Minotauro
Brazil Murilo Bustamante
Brazil Vitor Belfort
Brazil Rogério Minotouro
(Top Team)
2002–2007[322]
United States Quinton JacksonBrazil Wanderlei Silva2003–2018Wanderlei Silva vs. Quinton Jackson[322]
United States Brock LesnarUnited States Frank Mir[324]
United States Dominick CruzUnited States Urijah Faber[324]
United States Jon Jones United States Daniel Cormier 2014–2017
United States Ronda RouseyUnited States Miesha Tate2012–2013Miesha Tate vs. Ronda Rousey[324]
United States Chael SonnenBrazil Anderson Silva2010–2012[324]
United States Michael ChandlerUnited States Eddie Alvarez[324]
United States Frankie EdgarUnited States Gray Maynard[324]
United States Gilbert MelendezUnited States Josh Thomson[324]
United States Tim SylviaBelarus Andrei Arlovski[324]
United States Cain VelasquezBrazil Junior dos Santos2011–2014[324]
United States Matt SerraCanada Georges St-Pierre2007–2008[324]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregorUnited States Nate Diaz2016[325]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregorRussia Khabib Nurmagomedov2014–2021[325]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregorUnited States Dustin Poirier2021–present[326]
Mexico Brandon MorenoBrazil Deiveson Figueiredo2020–2023[327]
Nigeria Israel AdesanyaBrazil Alex Pereira2016–2023[328]
Nigeria Israel AdesanyaSouth Africa Dricus du Plessis2023–present[329]
Mexico Alexa GrassoKyrgyzstan Valentina Shevchenko2023–2024[330]
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Other martial arts

Lethwei

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CanadaMyanmar Dave LeducMyanmar Tun Tun Min2016–2018Dave Leduc vs. Tun Tun Min III[331]
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Judo

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South Korea Kim Jae-BumGermany Ole Bischof2008–present[13]
Netherlands Anton GeesinkJapan Akio Kaminaga1964[13]
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Sumo

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Japan Takanohana KōjiUnited StatesJapan Akebono Tarō1990–2000 [332]
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Motorsport

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Manufacturers, cars, teams

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BugattiBentley24 Hours of Le Mans1923–1930[333]
Mercedes-BenzAuto UnionGrand Prix1934–1939Silver Arrows[334][335]
FerrariAlfa RomeoFormula One[336]
Jaguar CarsMercedes-BenzWorld Championship for Sports Cars1955, 19881991See also: 1955 Le Mans disaster[337][338][339]
FordFerrariInternational Championship for Sports Cars
24 Hours of Le Mans
1963–1967See also Ford v Ferrari, a 2019 film based on this rivalry.[340]
Shelby CobraFerrari 250 GTOInternational Championship for GT Manufacturers1963–1965[333]
Ford MustangChevrolet CamaroTrans-Am Series1968–1972[341]
Petty EnterprisesWood Brothers RacingNASCAR Cup Series[342]
Porsche 917 Ferrari 512 International Championship for Makes 1969–1971 [335]
Nissan Skyline GT-RMazda R100 and RX-3JAF touring car racing1969–1973[343]
Bob Sharp RacingBrock Racing EnterpriseSCCA National Championship Runoffs–1971[344]
McLarenFerrariFormula One1976–present[333][345][346]
BigfootGrave Diggermonster truck—1998[347]
Chip Ganassi RacingPenske RacingCART
IndyCar Series
NASCAR Cup Series
WeatherTech SportsCar Championship
[348]
Ford Galaxie and Ford FalconMiniBritish Touring Car Championship1960s[349]
LanciaAudiWorld Rally Championship
Team LosiTeam AssociatedRadio controlled car racing1988–present[350]
Hendrick MotorsportsPenske RacingNASCAR Cup Series1989–present[351]
HoldenFord AustraliaAustralian Touring Car Championship
Supercars Championship
[352]
Ford Sierra RS500BMW M3Touring car racing1987–1992[333]
SubaruMitsubishiWorld Rally Championship1990s–present
Spirit of America Formula Shell LSRVThrustSSCLand speed record1996–1997[353]
AudiPeugeot24 Hours of Le Mans2007–2011[354]
AudiToyotaWorld Endurance Championship2012–2016[355]
MercedesFerrariFormula One2013–present
ToyotaHyundaiWorld Rally Championship2017–present[356]
MercedesRed Bull RacingFormula One2013–present[357]
Chip Ganassi RacingArrow McLarenIndycar Series2022–present[358]
Red Bull RacingMcLarenFormula One2024–present[359]
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Drivers and riders

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United States Barney Oldfield United States Ralph DePalma American Championship Car Racing 1908–1918 [335]
United Kingdom Malcolm CampbellUnited Kingdom Henry SegraveLand speed record1926–1930[360][361]
Italy Tazio NuvolariItaly Achille VarziGrand Prix1930–1948[362][335]
Germany Rudolf CaracciolaGermany Bernd RosemeyerGrand Prix1935–1938
United Kingdom John CobbUnited Kingdom George EystonLand speed record1937–1939[363][364]
Italy Piero TaruffiItaly Felice BonettoFormula One
Grand Prix
Sports car racing
–1953[365]
United States Art Arfons United States Walt Arfons Land speed record 1952–1966 [335]
Argentina Juan Manuel FangioUnited Kingdom Stirling MossFormula One1954–1957[366]
United Kingdom Tommy SopwithUnited Kingdom Jack SearsBritish Saloon Car Championship1958[349]
United States Richard PettyUnited States David PearsonWinston Cup1960–1980[367][368]
United Kingdom Jim Clark United Kingdom Graham Hill Formula One 1962–1967 [335]
United States Art ArfonsUnited States Craig BreedloveLand speed record1964–1966[369][370][371]
United States Don PrudhommeUnited States Tom McEwenNHRA funny car drag racing1964–1973[372][335]
Italy Giacomo AgostiniUnited Kingdom Mike HailwoodGrand Prix motorcycling1965–1967[373]
United States A. J. FoytUnited States Mario AndrettiAmerican Championship Car Racing1965–1992[374]
United Kingdom Phil ReadUnited Kingdom Bill IvyGrand Prix motorcycling1968[375]
United States Bobby AllisonUnited States Junior JohnsonWinston CupLate 1960s[376]
United States Richard PettyUnited States Bobby AllisonWinston Cup1970s[377]
Switzerland Jo SiffertMexico Pedro RodríguezFormula One
International Championship for Makes
1970–1971[378]
Austria Niki LaudaUnited Kingdom James HuntFormula One1976–1977Hunt–Lauda rivalry[379]
Brazil Ayrton SennaUnited Kingdom Terry FullertonKarting World Championship1978–1980[380][381][382]
United Kingdom Barry SheeneUnited States Kenny RobertsGrand Prix motorcycling1978–1982[383]
United States Richard PettyUnited States Cale YarboroughWinston CupLate 1970s1979 Daytona 500[212]
United States Cale YarboroughUnited States Bobby Allison
United States Donnie Allison
Winston Cup1979 Daytona 500[384]
United States Darrell WaltripUnited States Cale Yarborough
United States Bobby Allison
Winston CupEarly 1980s[385]
United States Dale EarnhardtUnited States Geoff BodineWinston Cup1980's[386]
Australia Alan JonesArgentina Carlos ReutemannFormula One1981[387]
Australia Alan Jones Brazil Nelson Piquet Formula One 1980–1981 [388]
France Didier PironiCanada Gilles VilleneuveFormula One1982[389]
United Kingdom Nigel MansellBrazil Nelson PiquetFormula One1986–1992[88]
United States Wayne RaineyUnited States Kevin SchwantzGrand Prix motorcycling1986–1993[390][335]
Brazil Nelson PiquetBrazil Ayrton SennaFormula One1986–1991
France Alain ProstBrazil Ayrton SennaFormula One1988–1991, 1993Prost–Senna rivalry [391][392]
New Zealand Rod MillenJapan Nobuhiro TajimaHillclimbing1990s–2000[393][394]
United Kingdom Carl FogartyUnited States Scott RussellSuperbike World Championship1992–1994[395]
Japan Masami HirosakaUnited States Brian KinwaldIFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship1993–1999[396]
United States Jeff GordonUnited States Dale EarnhardtWinston Cup1994–2001[397]
United Kingdom Damon HillGermany Michael SchumacherFormula One1994–1996Hill–Schumacher rivalry[333]
Spain Carlos Sainz United Kingdom Colin McRae World Rally Championship 1995 [335]
United Kingdom Matt NealUnited Kingdom Jason PlatoBritish Touring Car Championship1997–present[398]
Germany Michael SchumacherCanada Jacques VilleneuveFormula One1997[399]
Italy Loris CapirossiJapan Tetsuya HaradaGrand Prix motorcycling1998[375]
United Kingdom Niall MackenzieUnited Kingdom Steve HislopBritish Superbike Championship1998[375]
United Kingdom Neil HodgsonNew Zealand Aaron SlightSuperbike World Championship1998[375]
Finland Mika HäkkinenGermany Michael SchumacherFormula One1998–2001Häkkinen–Schumacher rivalry[400]
France Sébastien Loeb Finland Marcus Grönholm World Rally Championship 1999–2007 [401]
United Kingdom Chris WalkerUnited Kingdom Neil HodgsonBritish Superbike Championship2000[375]
Italy Valentino RossiItaly Max BiaggiGrand Prix motorcycling2000–2006[402]
United States Ben SpiesAustralia Mat MladinAMA Superbike Championship2000–2008[375]
Germany Michael SchumacherColombia Juan Pablo MontoyaFormula One2001–2005[403]
United States Jimmy SpencerUnited States Kurt BuschWinston Cup2002–2003[376]
New Zealand Greg MurphyAustralia Marcos AmbroseSupercars Championship2002–2005
United States Jeff GordonUnited States Jimmie JohnsonSprint Cup Series2002–2015[404]
United States Kurt BuschUnited States Jimmie JohnsonSprint Cup Series2004-2010[405]
Germany Michael SchumacherSpain Fernando AlonsoFormula One2005–2006[399]
United Kingdom Dario FranchittiNew Zealand Scott DixonIndyCar2007, 2009–2013[406]
United Kingdom Lewis HamiltonSpain Fernando AlonsoFormula One2007–present[407]
Finland Kimi RäikkönenSpain Fernando AlonsoFormula One2005 and 2007[407]
Finland Kimi RäikkönenUnited Kingdom Lewis HamiltonFormula One2007[407]
Finland Kimi Räikkönen Poland Robert Kubica Formula One 2006–2009, 2019
Finland Kimi RäikkönenBrazil Felipe MassaFormula One2007–2009
United Kingdom Lewis HamiltonBrazil Felipe MassaFormula One2008
United States Carl EdwardsUnited States Brad KeselowskiSprint Cup Series2009–2010[408]
Germany Sebastian VettelSpain Fernando AlonsoFormula One2010–2013[409]
Germany Sebastian VettelAustralia Mark WebberFormula One2010–2013
Germany Sebastian VettelUnited Kingdom Lewis HamiltonFormula One2009–2019
United Kingdom Jake Hill United Kingdom Tom Ingram Ginetta Junior

British Touring Car Championship

2010-present
France Sébastien Loeb France Sébastien Ogier World Rally Championship 2011 [335]
Monaco Charles LeclercNetherlands Max VerstappenKarting
Formula One
2012–present[410]
United Kingdom Lewis HamiltonGermany Nico RosbergFormula One2013–2016Hamilton–Rosberg rivalry[411]
Spain Marc MárquezItaly Valentino RossiGrand Prix motorcycling2013–2021[335]
United Kingdom Jolyon Palmer Brazil Felipe Nasr GP2 Series
Formula One
2014–2017 [412]
United Kingdom Lewis HamiltonNetherlands Max VerstappenFormula One2017–present[413]
New Zealand Scott McLaughlinNew Zealand Shane Van GisbergenSupercars Championship2017–2020
France Fabio QuartararoItaly Francesco BagnaiaGrand Prix motorcycling2021–present[414]
Italy Francesco BagnaiaSpain Jorge MartinGrand Prix motorcycling2023–present[415]
Netherlands Max VerstappenUnited Kingdom Lando NorrisFormula One2024–present
Netherlands Max VerstappenUnited Kingdom George RussellFormula One2012–present
Italy Valentino RossiSpain Sete GibernauGrand Prix motorcycling[416]
United States Gary BettenhausenUnited States Larry DicksonUSAC Sprint Car Series
American Championship Car Racing
[417]
France Pierre GaslyFrance Esteban OconKarting
Formula One
2009–present[418]
Spain Álvaro BautistaTurkey Toprak RazgatlıoğluSuperbike World Championship2022–present[419]
United Kingdom Jonathan ReaTurkey Toprak RazgatlıoğluSuperbike World Championship2021–present[420]
France Romain GrosjeanUnited States Santino FerrucciIndyCar2024–present[421]
United States Josef NewgardenAustralia Will PowerIndyCar2024–present
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Mountaineering and rock climbing

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France Catherine Destivelle United States Lynn Hill 1985–1990 [422]
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Netball

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Australia Australian Netball DiamondsNew Zealand New Zealand Silver Ferns1963–, especially 1996–present[423]
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Rugby league

Australia

National Rugby League

State of Origin

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Queensland MaroonsNew South Wales BluesFirst Rivalry Era 1908 to 1979, Modern Rivalry Era 1980 to present[435]
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United Kingdom

International Rugby League

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Australia AustraliaNew ZealandNew Zealand1908 to presentAustralia vs New Zealand in rugby league[436]
Australia AustraliaUnited Kingdom Great Britain / England England1907 to presentAustralia–England rugby league rivalry[437]
New Zealand New ZealandUnited Kingdom Great Britain / England England1908 to present[438]
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Individual

Rugby union

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Club Rugby Union

Australia

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Queensland RedsNew South Wales Waratahs1882–presentEast Coast Derby
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Argentina

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CASISIC1935–presentEl clasico de San Isidro
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Costa Rica

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Stag San JoséUniversitarios Rugby Club1980s–presentSuperclasico
Universitarios Rugby ClubLiceo CR Waikalas2000s–presentStudent Derby
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France

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Racing 92Stade Français1892–present [citation needed]Paris derby[440]
Stade FrançaisStade Toulousain1903–present [citation needed]French Derby or Le derby des Stades[441]
BayonneBiarritz1908–present [citation needed]Basque derby[442]
BriveClermont1927–present [citation needed]Massif Central derby[443]
PerpignanBéziersDerby du Languedoc-Roussillon[444]
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Ireland

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Italy

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BenettonZebre2012–presentItalian derby[446]
Rovigo Petrarca1948 –presentDerby of Italy[447]
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Spain

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VRACRugby El Salvador1988–presentDerbi vallisoletano
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New Zealand

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BluesCrusaders1996–presentEl Clasico of New Zealand Rugby
BluesChiefs1996–presentBattle of the Bombays
BluesHurricanes1996–present
CrusadersHighlanders1996–presentSouthern Derby
AucklandCanterbury
AucklandNorth HarbourBattle of the Bridge
AucklandCounties ManukauBattle of the Bombays Part two
AucklandWaikatoBattle of the Bombays
CanterburyTasmanCrusaders Derby
CanterburyOtago
OtagoSouthlandSouthern Derby
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Poland

United Kingdom

International Rugby Union

Sailing

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Short-track speed skating

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South Korea South KoreaChina China[453]
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Skiing

Alpine skiing

Biathlon

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Cross-country skiing

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Norway NorwaySweden Sweden[471]
Norway Marit BjørgenPoland Justyna Kowalczyk[472]
Norway Maiken Caspersen FallaSweden Stina Nilsson[473]
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Ski jumping

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Poland Adam MałyszFinland Janne Ahonen2002–2008[474]
Poland Adam MałyszGermany Martin Schmitt2001–2011[474]
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Motorcycle Speedway

Poland

Scotland

Surfing

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United States Kelly SlaterUnited States Andy Irons2002–2010[480]
United States Tom CurrenAustralia Mark Occhilupo[480]
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Swimming

Tennis (Open era only)

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Serbia Novak DjokovicSpain Rafael Nadal2006–2024Djokovic–Nadal rivalry[494]
Switzerland Roger FedererSpain Rafael Nadal2004–2019Federer–Nadal rivalry[495][496][497][498][499]
Serbia Novak DjokovicSwitzerland Roger Federer2006–2020Djokovic–Federer rivalry[500]
United States Andre AgassiUnited States Pete Sampras1989–2002Agassi–Sampras rivalry[501]
Sweden Björn BorgUnited States John McEnroe1978–1981Borg–McEnroe rivalry[502]
Czechoslovakia Ivan LendlUnited States John McEnroe1980–1992Lendl–McEnroe rivalry[citation needed]
United States Jimmy ConnorsCzechoslovakia Ivan Lendl1979–1992Connors–Lendl rivalry[citation needed]
United States Jimmy ConnorsUnited States John McEnroe1977–1991Connors–McEnroe rivalry[503]
Germany Steffi GrafSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia/Federal Republic of Yugoslavia/United States Monica Seles1989–1999Graf–Seles rivalry[504]
United States Chris EvertCzechoslovakia/United States Martina Navratilova1975–1988Evert–Navratilova rivalry[505][506]
Australia Margaret CourtUnited States Billie Jean King1962–1973[507]
Germany Steffi GrafCzechoslovakia/United States Martina Navratilova1985–1994Graf–Navratilova rivalry[508]
United States Chris EvertAustralia Evonne Goolagong Cawley1972–1983[509]
United States Serena WilliamsUnited States Venus Williams1998–2020Williams sisters rivalry[510]
Belgium Kim ClijstersBelgium Justine Henin1998–2010Clijsters–Henin rivalry[511]
Germany Steffi GrafArgentina Gabriela Sabatini1985–1995Graf–Sabatini rivalry[512]
Switzerland Martina HingisUnited States Venus Williams1997–2006Hingis–V. Williams rivalry[513]
United States Lindsay DavenportUnited States Venus Williams1997–2005[514]
Germany Steffi GrafSpain Arantxa Sánchez Vicario1988–1996[515]
Serbia Novak DjokovicUnited Kingdom Andy Murray2006–2017Djokovic–Murray rivalry[516]
Australia Rod LaverAustralia Ken Rosewall1968–1976[517]
United Kingdom Andy MurraySpain Rafael Nadal2007–2016Murray–Nadal rivalry[518]
Switzerland Roger FedererUnited Kingdom Andy Murray2005–2015Federer–Murray rivalry[519]
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Volleyball

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