Difference between revisions of "Korean Grand Prix"
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| − | | {{NED}} [[Ruud Heesterbeek]] || [[Nijo Racing|Nijo]]-[[Trinity]] ||align=center| — || rowspan=2| [[Korean International Circuit]], Yeongam || [[2013 Korean Grand Prix|Report]] | + | | {{NED}} [[Ruud Heesterbeek]] || [[Nijo Racing|Nijo Racing]]-[[Trinity]] ||align=center| — || rowspan=2| [[Korean International Circuit]], Yeongam || [[2013 Korean Grand Prix|Report]] |
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! {{SL|2012}} | ! {{SL|2012}} | ||
| − | | {{GER}} [[Lukas Euler]] || [[Midnight | + | | {{GER}} [[Lukas Euler]] || [[Midnight Motorsport|Midnight-Ferrari]] ||align=center| — || [[2012 Korean Grand Prix|Report]] |
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Revision as of 16:09, 18 December 2016
The Korean Grand Prix was a part of the Superleague championship from the 2012 season until the 2013 season. On both occasions the race was held at the Korean International Circuit at Yeongam.
Winners
By Year
| Year | Driver | Team | Race Time | Location | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013 |  Ruud Heesterbeek |
Nijo Racing-Trinity | — | Korean International Circuit, Yeongam | Report |
| 2012 |  Lukas Euler |
Midnight-Ferrari | — | Report |
| Superleague Grands Prix | |
| 2018 season | Australian • Chinese • Azerbaijan • Spanish • Monaco • Canadian • French • Austrian • British • German • Hungarian • Belgian • Italian • Singapore • Japanese • United States • Brazilian • Abu Dhabi |
|---|---|
| Former | Argentine • Bahrain • Czech • Dutch • European • Irish • Korean • Malaysian • Mexican • Portuguese • Russian • San Marino • South African • Turkish |
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