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The '''2014 Masters Series''' is the sixth season of the [[Masters Series]] at the [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]]. Unfortunately, following the first three rounds of the five event calender, the series was simply unable to be completed leaving David Jundt as champion.
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The '''2014 Masters Series''' was the sixth season of the [[Masters Series]] at the [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]]. Reigning champion [[Shaun Stroud]] did not return to defend his crown in 2014. Unfortunately, following the first three rounds of the five event calendar, the series was unable to be completed, and [[David Jundt]] was crowned as champion.
  
 
===Series Changes===
 
===Series Changes===
  
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After just one season of trialing rFactor 2, the Masters series returned to the original rFactor platform. The biggest change however was the switch to an endurance season using different vehicles at every event. This was in stark contrast to what has been seen previously; a standard touring car season with everyone using the same vehicle for all rounds. Furthermore, no Teams' championship would be contested; the focus of the series moved purely to who was the 'Master' of all the vehicles.
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After the previous season's trial of [[rFactor 2]], the Masters Series returned to the original [[rFactor]]. The biggest change, however, was the switch to an endurance season using different vehicles at every event. This was in stark contrast to what has been seen previously; a standard touring car season with everyone using the same vehicle for all rounds. Furthermore, no Teams' championship would be contested; the focus of the series moved purely to who was the "Master" of all the vehicles.
  
 
==2014 Calendar==
 
==2014 Calendar==
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Latest revision as of 10:22, 28 January 2017

2014 Masters Series season
Masters Logo 2011.png
Competition Masters Series
Platform Used RFactor.png rFactor v1.255
Rounds 3
Vehicle(s) Multiple
Tyre Supplier(s) Multiple
Drivers 86
Teams N/A
Drivers' Champion
Switzerland
David Jundt
Teams' Champion N/A
Masters Series Seasons
2009 · 2010 · 2011 · 2012 · 2013 · 2014 · 2016 · 2017
GPVWC series in 2014
Career Ladder

Superleague
Supercup
Formula Challenge
Open Series

Other series

Masters Series
World Sport Series
International Touring Cup (2013/14)
International Touring Cup (2014)

The 2014 Masters Series was the sixth season of the Masters Series at the GPVWC. Reigning champion Shaun Stroud did not return to defend his crown in 2014. Unfortunately, following the first three rounds of the five event calendar, the series was unable to be completed, and David Jundt was crowned as champion.

Series Changes

After the previous season's trial of rFactor 2, the Masters Series returned to the original rFactor. The biggest change, however, was the switch to an endurance season using different vehicles at every event. This was in stark contrast to what has been seen previously; a standard touring car season with everyone using the same vehicle for all rounds. Furthermore, no Teams' championship would be contested; the focus of the series moved purely to who was the "Master" of all the vehicles.

2014 Calendar

Round Race Title Category Circuit Date Race Details
Track Time GMT Laps
1 Daytona 500 Masters NASCAR United States Daytona International Speedway, Florida 15th March 16:00 16:00 TBC
2 24 Hours of Le Mans GPVWC World Sport Series France Circuit de la Sarthe, Le Mans 21st-22nd June 14:00 16:00 TBC
3 Indy 500 Masters Indycar United States Indianapolis Motor Speedway Oval, Indiana 19th July 16:00 16:00 TBC
4 12 Hours of the Nordschleife Touring Car Legends Germany Nordschleife, Nurburg N/A 14:00 16:00 TBC
5 Bathurst 1000 Masters V8 Supercars Australia Mount Panorama Circuit, Bathurst N/A 16:00 16:00 TBC

Results and standings

Grands Prix

Rd. Grands Prix Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver(s) Report
1 United States Daytona 500 Masters Netherlands Roy Schroten Netherlands Calvin Hermse
(45.979) 		Wales Matt Richards Report
2 France 24 Hours of Le Mans England Toby Davis
(3:57.459) 		Norway Erik Tveit
(3:55.258) 		England Mike Bell / Australia Rhys Gardiner /
Denmark
Jesper Taulborg / Spain Fran Lopez 		Report
3 United States Indy 500 Masters England Mike Bell
(39.799) 		Netherlands Menno Klont
(39.546) 		England James Johnson Report
4 Germany 12 Hours of the Nordschleife <<< CANCELLED >>> Report
5 Australia Bathurst 1000 Masters <<< CANCELLED >>> Report

Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top 15 classified finishers.

Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   11th   12th   13th   14th   15th 
Points 25 20 16 13 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Drivers' standings

Pos Driver DAY
United States 		LEM
France 		IND
United States 		Points
1
Switzerland
David Jundt 		2 4 4 46
2 England James Johnson Ret 3 1 41
3 Wales Matt Richards 1 5 Ret 36
4 Spain Fran Lopez Ret 1 6 35
5 Netherlands Roy Schroten 3 3 Ret 32
6 England Mike Bell Ret 1 11 30
7 South Africa Boyd Bryson Ret 2 9 27
8 Australia Rhys Gardiner 1 25
9
Denmark
Jesper Taulborg 		1 25
10 Sweden Eric Stranne 11 2 25
11 Netherlands Ruud Heesterbeek 2 20
12 United States Sven de Vries 2 20
13 Netherlands Calvin Hermse 4 10 Ret 19
14 England Matthew Chirgwin 5 8 19
15 Netherlands Mike Schroten 6 7 19
16 Finland Teemu Toikka Ret 6 8 18
17 England Cameron Brewster 7 8 17
18
Denmark
Morten Wernersen 		3 16
19 Netherlands Menno Klont 3 16
20 England Thomas Jacobs 8 8 16
21 United States Ivan Navarro Ret 4 Ret 13
22 England Toby Davis 4 13
23 Finland Tommi Ojala 4 13
24 England Chris Butcher 4 13
25 Australia Harley Hamnett 5 11
26 England Nick Rowland 5 11
27 Netherlands Tom van der Voort 5 Ret 11
28 Germany Lukas Euler 5 11
29 England Mark Wicks 5 11
30 Finland Janne Väänänen Ret 6 Ret 10
31 Finland Olli Pelkonen 6 10
32 England Philip Morby 14 8 10
33 Portugal Victor Silva 7 9
34 Finland Riku Sarpila 7 9
35 Germany Florian Engel 7 9
36 Australia Thomas Hinss 8 8
37 England Mark Stanton 9 7
38 Norway Erik Tveit Ret 9 7
39 Belgium Nico de Koninck 9 7
40 Belgium Andreas Wauters 9 7
41 Belgium Bart De Vos 9 7
42 Netherlands Roy Verzijl 9 7
43 England Matthew Allington 10 6
44 England Mark Fuller 10 6
45 England Chris Williamson 10 6
46 Malta Jason Muscat 10 6
47 England Joshua Anderson Ret 11 Ret 5
48 Netherlands Alexander van der Woude 11 5
49 England Quintin Plane 11 5
50 United States Matteo Juliano 11 5
51 United States Nick Dawson-Lathan 11 5
52 Canada William Neron 12 Ret 4
53 Germany Marius Nicolae 12 4
54 Ireland Martin O'Connor 12 4
55 Romania Dan Rusu 12 4
56 England Sam Jones 12 4
57 Scotland Paul Joseph 13 3
58 Greece Dimitris Tsioumanis Ret 13 Ret 3
59 South Africa Neels Botha 13 3
60 South Africa Ken Hunter 13 Ret 3
61 South Africa Riaan van der Westhuizen 13 3
62 South Africa Marius van Wyk 13 3
63 South Africa Marc Reid 13 Ret 3
64 Germany Florian Geier 13† 3
65 Estonia Pavel Loknovski 15† Ret 1
66 Italy Giuseppe Rainieri 16† 0
67 England Paul Watkins Ret Ret 0
68 Belgium Kenney Lybeer Ret 0
69 Taiwan Juen-Jen Wang Ret 0
70 Germany Maurice Brackhahn Ret 0
71 Finland Oskari Kantonen Ret 0
72 Netherlands Tim Straub Ret Ret 0
73 England Ben Willis Ret Ret 0
74 England Lewis McGlade Ret Ret 0
75 England David Carter Ret Ret 0
76 Scotland John Munro Ret 0
77 England Andy Graydon Ret 0
78 Portugal Bruno Sousa Ferreira Ret 0
79 England Luke Walsh Ret Ret 0
80 Wales Ben Horrill Ret 0
81 Finland Tommi Koivunen Ret 0
82 Ireland Shane Burke Ret 0
83 Sweden Simon Wattman Ret 0
84 India Sandeep Choda Ret 0
85 Netherlands Douwe Tapper Ret 0
86 Finland Mikael Tuomaala Ret 0
Posi Driver DAY
United States 		LEM
France 		IND
United States 		Points
Key
Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Did not finish (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Race cancelled (C)
Light blue Practiced only (PO)
Blank Did not participate (-)
Excluded (EX)
Withdrew entry before the event (WD)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

† Cars did not finish the Grand Prix, but were classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Preceded by:
2013 Masters Series season 		2014 Masters Series season
2014 		Succeeded by:
2016 Masters Series season
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