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  • ...in the [[Superleague|GPVWC Superleague Championships]], in the year [[2000 Superleague season|2000]]. ...ng World Champion]] • [[#World Champions with fewest career points|World Champions with fewest career points]]
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  • .... '''Bold''' entries indicate the record-holder is competing in the [[2011 Superleague season|2011 season]]. |align="center"|[[2000 Superleague season|2000]]
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  • |colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | '''[[Superleague]] Career''' ! [[List of Superleague World Drivers' Champions|Championships]]
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  • ... and in the process giving [[Green Stripes Racing]] their first ever GPVWC Superleague win, ending [[Lukas Euler]]'s winning streak at five. Euler finished 2nd, a ... sunshine greeted the drivers and spectators for round eleven of the GPVWC Superleague 2012 season. Another popular track on the calendar for many, Monza provides
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  • ...art in the Young Driver's Test for [[Red Archer]] at the end of the [[2012 Superleague season|2012]]. ==Superleague==
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  • ...e season''' was the 14th [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]] [[Superleague]] season. ...ghteen rounds. There were four different race winners including first ever Superleague victories for [[Jim Parisis]] and [[Ruud Heesterbeek]] as well as their res
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  • ...ers' Champion, and [[Evolution Motorsports]] as the reigning Constructors' Champions. ...sports]] retired from the career ladder after competing in their inaugural Superleague season.
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  • ...he [[Australian GT Cup]], [[Midnight Motorsport]] were crowned 2013 Teams' champions with driver [[Alex Cooper]] being named Drivers' champion just one round la ! [[List of Superleague Grands Prix|Grands Prix]]
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  • Series = [[Superleague]], [[Supercup]], [[International Touring Cup]] | Series = Superleague |
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  • ==Superleague== Joshua was part of the 2013 Superleague Young Driver Test, driving for the defunct Halcyon Racing Team. His best ti
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  • ...ent in which 16 drivers battled it out to become an individual champion of champions. The Team Event was won by [[Douwe Tapper]] and [[James Johnson]] whilst th * Race of Champions Buggy
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  • Philipp Puschke is a German Sim-Racing Driver and former [[Superleague]] World CHampion, having won the accolade in {{SL|2015}}. Unfortunately Pus | title = [[List of Superleague World Drivers' Champions|Superleague World Drivers' Champion]]
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  • ...Australian [[Harley Hamnett]] who snatched his first victory and the first Superleague victory for the veteran [[Hawkeye Racing]], who could trace their history b ...ampionship by 133 points from 2nd place Midnight Motorsport, the defending champions. Put in context, the 133 point gap was only 12 points less than the total n
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  • ...date, it is the first season in Superleague history to host three Drivers' Champions; [[Lukas Euler]], [[David Fidock]] and the returning [[Mikko Jakonen]]. ...dder. For the first time, teams were allowed to pick their own numbers and Superleague teams were given precedence.
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  • ...s the return of the event following the cancellation of the [[2014 Race of Champions|2014]] edition. The event was originally set to be held from November 3rd t ...- organized in pairs - comprising of the best available drivers from the [[Superleague]], [[Supercup]], [[Formula Challenge]], [[World Sport Series]], [[World GT
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  • ...as defending Drivers' Champion. [[CSG Racing]], the reigning Constructors' Champions, elected against defending their title. [[File:Superleague_2016_grid.png|thumb|right|250px|The 2016 Superleague Spotters guide]]
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  • ... the exception of the [[Australian Grand Prix]] to feature in every single Superleague season. Apt, therefore, that the two oldest Grands Prix bookended the seaso ...lipp Puschke]] by 14 points. In the Constructors', Fidock's old team, 2014 champions [[CSG Racing]], were leading Puschke's [[Vod:Bul Racing]] team by 23 points
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  • ... Drivers' Champion, and [[Nordsjoen Racing]] as the reigning Constructors' Champions. Ultimately neither driver nor team retained their title: [[Rudy van Buren] !Superleague Team
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  • ...ies. Their drivers were initially revealed as {{USA}} [[David Nannen]] and Superleague veteran {{NED}} [[Tom van der Voort]]. The season was to be a disaster for ... up ex-Airastream recruit {{NOR}} [[Scott Sovik]] as a reserve driver, and Superleague reserve {{WAL}} [[Ben Horrill]] and newcomer {{ENG}} [[Richard Coxon]] in t
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  • ...e season''' was the 19th [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]] [[Superleague]] season. Reigning [[Rudy van Buren]] left the league; as winner of the Wor Van Buren's former team, [[Vod:Bul Racing]], who were the reigning team's champions, had merged with the multi-league-spanning Avid Chronic Racing organisation
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