List of Serie B champions and promotions explained

Serie B champions and promotions since its establishment, including the competition under previous names, are as follows:

Promotions by season

Prima Divisione

SeasonWinnersEventual other promotions
Pro Patria, Reggiana, Lazio
Biellese, Pistoiese, Bari
and Venezia, Fiumana, Triestina, Legnano, Prato, Fiorentina

Serie B

SeasonWinnersRunners-upThird placeEventual other promotions
1929–30CasaleLegnano(La Dominante)–
1930–31FiorentinaBari(Palermo)–
1931–32PalermoPadova(Hellas Verona)–
1932–33LivornoBrescia(Modena)–
1933–34Sampierdarenese(Bari)(Modena)–
1934–35Genova 1893Bari––
1935–36LuccheseNovara(Livorno)–
1936–37LivornoAtalanta(Modena)–
1937–38ModenaNovara(Alessandria)–
1938–39FiorentinaVenezia(Atalanta)–
1939–40AtalantaLivorno(Lucchese)–
1940–41LiguriaModena(Brescia)–
1941–42BariVicenza(Pescara)–
1942–43ModenaBrescia(Napoli)–
1945–46Alessandria(Pro Patria)(Vigevano)Napoli

1946–47		Northern winnerCentral winnerSouthern winner–
Pro PatriaLuccheseSalernitana
1947–48

NovaraPadovaPalermo–
WinnersRunners-upThird place
1948–49ComoVenezia(Vicenza)–
1949–50NapoliUdinese(Legnano)–
1950–51SPALLegnano(Modena)–
1951–52Roma(Brescia)(Messina)–
1952–53GenoaLegnano(Catania)–
1953–54CataniaPro Patria(Cagliari)–
1954–55Lanerossi VicenzaPadova(Modena)–
1955–56UdinesePalermo(Como)–
1956–57Hellas VeronaAlessandria(Brescia)–
1957–58TriestinaBari(Venezia)–
1958–59AtalantaPalermo(Lecco)–
1959–60TorinoLeccoCatania–
1960–61VeneziaOzo MantovaPalermo–
1961–62GenoaNapoliModena–
1962–63MessinaBariLazio–
1963–64VareseCagliariFoggia–
1964–65BresciaNapoliSPAL–
1965–66VeneziaLeccoMantova–
1966–67SampdoriaVarese(Catanzaro)–
1967–68PalermoHellas VeronaPisa–
1968–69LazioBresciaBari–
1969–70VareseFoggiaCatania–
1970–71MantovaAtalantaCatanzaro–
1971–72TernanaLazioPalermo–
1972–73GenoaCesenaFoggia–
1973–74VareseAscoliTernana–
1974–75PerugiaComoHellas Verona–
1975–76GenoaCatanzaroFoggia–
1976–77Lanerossi VicenzaAtalantaPescara–
1977–78AscoliCatanzaroAvellino–
1978–79UdineseCagliariPescara–
1979–80ComoPistoieseBrescia–
1980–81MilanGenoaCesena–
1981–82Hellas VeronaPisaSampdoria–
1982–83MilanLazioCatania–
1983–84AtalantaComoCremonese–
1984–85PisaLecceBari–
1985–86AscoliBrescia(Lanerossi Vicenza)Empoli
1986–87Pescara[1] Pisa[2] Cesena–
1987–88BolognaLecceLazioAtalanta
1988–89GenoaBariUdineseCremonese
1989–90TorinoPisaCagliariParma
1990–91FoggiaHellas VeronaCremoneseAscoli
1991–92BresciaPescaraAnconaUdinese
1992–93ReggianaCremonesePiacenzaLecce
1993–94FiorentinaBariBresciaPadova
1994–95PiacenzaUdineseVicenzaAtalanta
1995–96BolognaHellas VeronaPerugiaReggiana
1996–97BresciaEmpoliLecceBari
1997–98SalernitanaVeneziaCagliariPerugia
1998–99Hellas VeronaTorinoRegginaLecce
1999–2000VicenzaAtalantaBresciaNapoli
2000–01TorinoPiacenzaChievoVenezia
2001–02ComoModenaRegginaEmpoli
2002–03SienaSampdoriaLecceAncona
2003–04PalermoCagliariLivornoMessina, Atalanta, Fiorentina
2004–05Empoli(Torino)(Perugia)Treviso, Ascoli
2005–06AtalantaCataniaTorino–
2006–07JuventusNapoliGenoa–
2007–08BolognaLecce–
2008–09ParmaLivorno–
2009–10CesenaBrescia–
2010–11AtalantaSienaNovara–
2011–12PescaraTorino(Sassuolo)Sampdoria
2012–13SassuoloHellas VeronaLivorno–
2013–14PalermoEmpoli(Latina)Cesena
2014–15CarpiFrosinone(Vicenza)Bologna
2015–16CagliariCrotone(Trapani)Pescara
2016–17SPALHellas Verona(Frosinone)Benevento
2017–18EmpoliParmaFrosinone–
2018–19BresciaLecce(Benevento)Hellas Verona
2019–20BeneventoCrotoneSpezia–
2020–21EmpoliSalernitana(Monza)Venezia
2021–22LecceCremonese(Pisa)Monza
2022–23FrosinoneGenoa(Bari)Cagliari
2023–24ParmaComoVenezia–

Notes and References

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