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This is a list of the winners of singing competitions belonging to the Idol series. There are currently 145 winners. There was also one occasion when a "world" event was held entitled World Idol. The winner of the title was the Norwegian Idol Kurt Nilsen. American Idol Kelly Clarkson was runner-up.

Region	Local name Official Website	Winners
Arab World	سوبر ستار (Super Star) Official website	Season 1, 2003 : Diana Karazon Season 2, 2004 : Ayman El Aatar Season 3, 2005-06 : Ibrahim El Hakami Season 4, 2007 : Marwan Ali Season 5, 2008 : Elie Bitar
Armenia	Հայ Սուպերսթար (Hay Superstar) Official website	Season 1, 2006 : Susanna Petrosyan Season 2, 2006-07 : Lusine Aghabekyan Season 3, 2008 : Lusi Harutunyan Season 4, 2009 : In progress
Asia	Asian Idol^[1] Official Website	Season 1, 2007 : Hady Mirza
Australia	Australian Idol Official website	Season 1, 2003 : Guy Sebastian Season 2, 2004 : Casey Donovan Season 3, 2005 : Kate DeAraugo Season 4, 2006 : Damien Leith Season 5, 2007 : Natalie Gauci Season 6, 2008 : Wes Carr Season 7, 2009 : Stan Walker Season 8, 2010 : Upcoming Season
Belgium	Idool Official Website	Season 1, 2003 : Peter Evrard Season 2, 2004 : Joeri Fransen Season 3, 2007 : Dean Delannoit
Brazil	Ídolos Official website	Season 1, 2006 : Leandro Lopes Season 2, 2007 : Thaeme Mariôto Season 3, 2008 : Rafael Barreto Season 4, 2009 : Saulo Roston
Bulgaria	Music Idol Official website	Season 1, 2007 : Nevena Tsoneva Season 2, 2008 : Toma Zdravkov Season 3, 2009 : Magdalena Janavarova
Canada	Canadian Idol Official website	Season 1, 2003 : Ryan Malcolm Season 2, 2004 : Kalan Porter Season 3, 2005 : Melissa O'Neil Season 4, 2006 : Eva Avila Season 5, 2007 : Brian Melo Season 6, 2008 : Theo Tams Season 7, 2010 : Upcoming Season
Croatia	Hrvatski Idol	Season 1, 2004 : Žanamari Lalić Season 2, 2004-05 : Patrick Jurdić
Croatia	Hrvatska traži zvijezdu Official website	Season 1, 2009 : Bojan Jambrošić Season 2, 2010 : Upcoming Season
Czech Republic	Česko hledá SuperStar	Season 1, 2004 : Aneta Langerová Season 2, 2005 : Vlastimil Horváth Season 3, 2006 : Zbyněk Drda
Czech Republic & Slovakia	Česko Slovenská Superstar Official website	Season 1, 2009: Martin Chodúr
Denmark	Idols Official website	Season 1, 2003 : Christian Mendoza Season 2, 2004 : Rikke Emma Niebuhr
East Africa^[2]	Idols East Africa Official Website	Season 1, 2008: Eric Moyo
Estonia	Eesti otsib superstaari Official website	Season 1, 2007 : Birgit Õigemeel Season 2, 2008 : Jana Kask Season 3, 2009 : Ott Lepland
Finland	Idols Official website	Season 1, 2003-04 : Hanna Pakarinen Season 2, 2005 : Ilkka Jääskeläinen Season 3, 2007 : Ari Koivunen Season 4, 2008 : Koop Arponen
France	Nouvelle Star^[3] Official French Website Official Belgian website	Season 1, 2003 : Jonatan Cerrada Season 2, 2004 : Steeve Estatof Season 3, 2005 : Myriam Abel Season 4, 2006 : Christophe Willem Season 5, 2007 : Julien Doré Season 6, 2008 : Amandine Bourgeois Season 7, 2009 : Soan Faya
Georgia	ჯეოსტარი (Geo Star) Official Website	Season 1, 2006 : Tiko Chulukhadze Season 2, 2007 : Ani Kekua Season 3, 2008 : Giorgi Sukhitashvili Season 4, 2009 : In progress
Germany^[4]	Deutschland sucht den Superstar Official website	Season 1, 2002-03 : Alexander Klaws Season 2, 2003-04 : Elli Erl Season 3, 2005-06 : Tobias Regner Season 4, 2007 : Mark Medlock Season 5, 2008 : Thomas Godoj Season 6, 2009 : Daniel Schuhmacher Season 7, 2010: Upcoming Season
Greece^[5]	Super Idol	Season 1, 2004 : Stavros Konstantinou
Greece^[5]	Greek Idol Official website	Season 1, 2010 : Upcoming Season
Iceland	Idol Stjörnuleit Official website	Season 1, 2003-04 : Kalli Bjarni Season 2, 2004-05 : Hildur Vala Einarsdóttir Season 3, 2005-06 : Snorri Snorrason Season 4, 2009 : Hrafna Hanna Elísa Herbertsdóttir
India	Indian Idol Official website	Season 1, 2004-05 : Abhijeet Sawant Season 2, 2005-06 : Sandeep Acharya Season 3, 2007 : Prashant Tamang Season 4, 2008-09: Sourabhee Debbarma
Indonesia	Indonesian Idol Official website	Season 1, 2004 : Joy Destiny Tobing Season 2, 2005 : Mike Mohede Season 3, 2006 : Ihsan Tarore Season 4, 2007 : Rini Wulandari Season 5, 2008 : Januarisman Season 6, 2010 : Audition in Progress
Kazakhstan	SuperStar KZ Official website	Season 1, 2003-04 : Almas Kishkenbayev Season 2, 2004-05 : Kayrat Tuntekov Season 3, 2005-06 : Nurzhan Kermenbayev Season 4, 2007 : Oleg Karezin
Latin America^[6]	Latin American Idol Official website	Season 1, 2006 : Mayré Martínez Season 2, 2007 : Carlos Peña Season 3, 2008 : Margarita Henríquez Season 4, 2009 : Martha Heredia
Malaysia	Malaysian Idol Official website	Season 1, 2004 : Jaclyn Victor Season 2, 2005 : Daniel Lee Chee Hun
Netherlands	Idols Official website	Season 1, 2002-2003 : Jamai Loman Season 2, 2003-2004 : Boris Titulaer Season 3, 2005-2006 : Raffaëla Paton Season 4, 2007-2008 : Nikki Kerkhof
New Zealand	NZ Idol Official website	Season 1, 2004 : Ben Lummis Season 2, 2005 : Rosita Vai Season 3, 2006 : Matthew Saunoa
Norway	Idol Official website	Season 1, 2003 : Kurt Nilsen Season 2, 2004 : Kjartan Salvesen Season 3, 2005 : Jorun Stiansen Season 4, 2006 : Aleksander Denstad With Season 5, 2007 : Glenn Lyse
Philippines	Philippine Idol Official website	Season 1, 2006 : Mau Marcelo
Philippines	Pinoy Idol Official website	Season 1, 2008 : Gretchen Espina
Poland	Idol Official website	Season 1, 2002 : Alicja Janosz Season 2, 2002-03 : Krzysztof Zalewski Season 3, 2003-04 : Monika Brodka Season 4, 2005 : Maciej Silski
Portugal	Ídolos Official website	Season 1, 2003-04 : Nuno Norte Season 2, 2004-05 : Sérgio Lucas Season 3, 2009 : In Progress
Russia^[7]	Народный Артист (Narodniy Artist) Official Website	Season 1, 2003 : Aleksey Goman Season 2, 2004 : Ruslan Alehno Season 3, 2006 : Amarkhuu Borkhuu
Serbia and Montenegro^[8]	Idol	Season 1, 2003-04 : Cveta Majtanović Season 2, 2005 : Mina Laličić
Singapore	Singapore Idol Official website	Season 1, 2004 : Taufik Batisah Season 2, 2006 : Hady Mirza Season 3, 2009 : In Progress
Slovakia	Slovensko hľadá SuperStar	Season 1, 2004-05 : Katarína Koščová Season 2, 2005-06 : Peter Cmorik Season 3, 2007-08 : Vierka Berkyová
South Africa	Idols Official Website	Season 1, 2002 : Heinz Winckler Season 2, 2003 : Anke Pietrangeli Season 3, 2005 : Karin Kortje Season 4, 2007 : Jody Williams Season 5, 2009 : Jason Hartman/Sasha-Lee Davids
South Africa	Afrikaans Idols	Season 1, 2006 : Dewald Louw
Sweden	Idol Official Website	Season 1, 2004 : Daniel Lindström Season 2, 2005 : Agnes Carlsson Season 3, 2006 : Markus Fagervall Season 4, 2007 : Marie Picasso Season 5, 2008 : Kevin Borg Season 6, 2009 : Erik Grönwall
Turkey	Turkstar	Season 1, 2004: Emrah Keskin
United Kingdom	Pop Idol^[9]	Season 1, 2001-02 : Will Young Season 2, 2003 : Michelle McManus
United States	American Idol Official Website	Season 1, 2002 : Kelly Clarkson Season 2, 2003 : Ruben Studdard Season 3, 2004 : Fantasia Barrino Season 4, 2005 : Carrie Underwood Season 5, 2006 : Taylor Hicks Season 6, 2007 : Jordin Sparks Season 7, 2008 : David Cook Season 8, 2009 : Kris Allen Season 9, 2010 : Auditions Completed
Vietnam	Vietnam Idol Official Website	Season 1, 2007 : Phương Vy Season 2, 2008-09 : Quốc Thiên
West Africa^[10]	Idols Official Website	Season 1, 2007 : Timi Dakolo
World^[11]	World Idol^[1]	Season 1, 2003 : Kurt Nilsen

Notes

^ ^a ^b Unlike most Idol series, these series ran for only one performance show and one results show with the winner being the Idol with, in Asian Idol, the greatest percentage of votes, or in World Idol, the most collective points from each of the other participating countries (similar to Eurovision).
^ Countries taking part: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Réunion (a part of France), Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
^ The first season was known as A La Recherche De La Nouvelle Star.
^ Along with Germany, Austria and Switzerland are also eligible to vote for contestants.
^ Cyprus also participated.
^ Latin version with all the Latin American countries (except Brazil), where auditions were held in Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Argentina.
^ Belarus and Ukraine also participated in Seasons 1 and 2.
^ Republic of Macedonia also participated.
^ The original show that began the Idol series.
^ Countries taking part: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Saint Helena, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo.
^ Countries taking part: Arab World, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, South Africa, United Kingdom, United States.

[euvis-1] Unlike most Idol series, these series ran for only one performance show and one results show with the winner being the Idol with, in Asian Idol, the greatest percentage of votes, or in World Idol, the most collective points from each of the other participating countries (similar to Eurovision).

[2] Countries taking part: Botswana, Burundi, Comoros, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Réunion (a part of France), Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

[3] The first season was known as A La Recherche De La Nouvelle Star.

[4] Along with Germany, Austria and Switzerland are also eligible to vote for contestants.

[5] Cyprus also participated.

[6] Latin version with all the Latin American countries (except Brazil), where auditions were held in Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Argentina.

[7] Belarus and Ukraine also participated in Seasons 1 and 2.

[8] Republic of Macedonia also participated.

[9] The original show that began the Idol series.

[10] Countries taking part: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Saint Helena, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo.

[11] Countries taking part: Arab World, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, South Africa, United Kingdom, United States.

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+There are currently '''145''' winners. There was also one occasion when a "world" event was held entitled [[World Idol]]. The winner of the title was the [[Noway|Norwegian]] Idol [[Kurt Nilsen]]. [[United States|American]] Idol [[Kelly Clarkson]] was runner-up.
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