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{{Constructor infobox |
 
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   Owner        = {{flagicon|NED}} [[Mike Schroten]] |
 
   Owner        = {{flagicon|NED}} [[Mike Schroten]] |
 
   Base          = {{flagicon|NED}} Bennekom, Netherlands |
 
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   Principal4    = {{flagicon|NED}} [[Mike Schroten]] |
 
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   Debut4        = [[2013 Formula Challenge season|2013 Australian Grand Prix]] |
 
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   Principal5    = {{flagicon|NED}} [[Mike Schroten]] |
 
   Principal5    = {{flagicon|NED}} [[Mike Schroten]] |
 
   Debut5        = [[Hungarian Sport Series|2012 Hungarian Sport Series]]|
 
   Debut5        = [[Hungarian Sport Series|2012 Hungarian Sport Series]]|
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====Formula Challenge====
 
====Formula Challenge====
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The [[2013 Formula Challenge season|2013 Formula Challenge]] was Measuric's first year in the career ladder. [[Riku Sarpila]] and [[Jon MacLean]] were the initial primary drivers. Hoever, after the [[Turkish Grand Prix]]. MacLean moved to [[2013 Supercup season|Supercup]] for [[Fox Racing]]. [[Xavier de Carvalho]] replaced Jon MacLean from the [[Italian Grand Prix]] onwards.
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[[James Johnson]] and [[Jos Friemann]] made their début in the Formula Challenge as emergency drivers for the team.
  
 
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====Master Series====
 
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After one year of absence, Measuric Racing returned to the series where it all began; the World Sport Series. With [[Mike Bell]] and [[Riku Sarpila]] behind the wheel it promised to be a decent season. Mike Bell scored some podiums during the season and even won the second race of the [[Canadian Sport Series|2014 Canadian Sport Series]].
 
After one year of absence, Measuric Racing returned to the series where it all began; the World Sport Series. With [[Mike Bell]] and [[Riku Sarpila]] behind the wheel it promised to be a decent season. Mike Bell scored some podiums during the season and even won the second race of the [[Canadian Sport Series|2014 Canadian Sport Series]].
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====International Touring Cup====
 
====International Touring Cup====
  
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In the [[2014 International Touring Cup season|2014 International Touring Cup]] the team decided to recruit two drivers outside the league. These two drivers were [[Chris Hack]] and [[Gary Lennon]]. Apart from these drivers, [[Erik Stranne]] drove one round for Measuric Racing at the [[Russian Touring Cup]].
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In the [[2014 International Touring Cup season|2014 International Touring Cup]] the team decided to recruit two drivers outside the league. These two drivers were [[Chris Hack]] and [[Gary Lennon]]. Apart from these drivers, [[Eric Stranne]] drove one round for Measuric Racing at the [[Russian Touring Cup]].
  
 
The 2014 season turned out to become the most successful season in the team's history. With Lennon winning Measuric's first race ever and a total of eight podium finishes Measuric Racing eventually ended up fourth in the standings. The team also became the best team to use a FWD car.
 
The 2014 season turned out to become the most successful season in the team's history. With Lennon winning Measuric's first race ever and a total of eight podium finishes Measuric Racing eventually ended up fourth in the standings. The team also became the best team to use a FWD car.
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=2015=
 
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In 2015, Measuric Racing will continue competing in the Supercup. the team's outfit was presented one week before the first [[Supercup]] race at [[Melbourne]]. Primary drivers are [[Christof Schgör]] in the #16 car and [[]] in the #55. [[Wopke Hoekstra]] rounds off the line-up as reserve driver.
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====World Sport Series====
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[[Sven de Vries]] and [[Tobias Olsson]] drive the Porsches round in the third year that Measuric Racing entered the [[World Sport Series]].
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=External links=
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* http://measuric.tk
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* http://facebook.com/measuric
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{{outdated}}
 
[[Category:Constructors]]
 
[[Category:Constructors]]
 
[[Category:World Sport Series teams]]
 
[[Category:World Sport Series teams]]
 
[[Category:Formula Challenge teams]]
 
[[Category:Formula Challenge teams]]
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[[Category:Supercup teams]]
 
[[Category:World GT teams]]
 
[[Category:World GT teams]]
 
[[Category:Master Series teams]]
 
[[Category:Master Series teams]]

Latest revision as of 11:12, 9 December 2018

Netherlands Measuric Racing
Measuric Racing logo.png
Full name Measuric Racing
Owner/s Netherlands Mike Schroten
Base Netherlands Bennekom, Netherlands
Competitions
Superleague Team None
Début -
Supercup Team Measuric Racing
Début 2014 Australian Grand Prix
Formula Challenge Team Measuric Racing
Début 2013 Australian Grand Prix
World Sport Series Team Measuric Racing
Début 2012 Hungarian Sport Series
International Touring Cup Team Measuric Racing
Début 2013 San Marino Touring Cup


Measuric Racing is a Dutch GPVWC constructor who will be competing in various GPVWC competitions.

The team is created by Mike Schroten, which succeeded its predecessor Hené. Hené, which was also a team of Mike Schroten, got some major changes and because of that it got also a brand new name.

2012

World Sport Series

Measuric Racing was an constructor in the World Sport Series, with Ojay Clark (who later in the season got replaced for Lazaros Kagioglou) as first driver, Bart de Vos as second driver and Jarl Teien as reserve driver. The first race of the team was at the Hungarian Sport Series. Measuric Racing ended the season on the 7th position with 63 points, most of them were scored by Bart de Vos.

Year Constructor Chassis Car
No. 		HUN
Hungary 		ESP
Spain 		MON
Monaco 		CAN
Canada 		TUR
Turkey 		GER
Germany 		WDC Points
2012 Netherlands Measuric Racing MRWSS1 14 5 Ret 20 18 Ret 7 63
15 3 Ret 11 4 12

Winter GT

Measuric was also competing in the small Winter GT season, in which Lee Davidson competed as the first driver, Mike Schroten as second driver and Martijn Rietberg as reserve driver. With Davidson and Mike, there was a perfect combination to score some points. However, there were some major problems during the races which resulted in 0 points. The best qualification spot was driven by Schroten, who managed to drive the 4th time in the American Winter GT.

Year Constructor Chassis Car
No. 		BRA
Brazil 		BEL
Belgium 		JPN
Japan 		USA
United States 		WDC Points
2012 Netherlands Measuric Racing MRW1 2 22 Ret - Ret - 0
55 Ret - Ret Ret

2013

In 2013, Hené was fully replaced by Measuric Racing.

Formula Challenge

The 2013 Formula Challenge was Measuric's first year in the career ladder. Riku Sarpila and Jon MacLean were the initial primary drivers. Hoever, after the Turkish Grand Prix. MacLean moved to Supercup for Fox Racing. Xavier de Carvalho replaced Jon MacLean from the Italian Grand Prix onwards.

James Johnson and Jos Friemann made their début in the Formula Challenge as emergency drivers for the team.

Pos Constructor Car
No. 		AUS
Australia 		MYS
Malaysia 		AUT
Austria 		HUN
Hungary 		ESP
Spain 		MON
Monaco 		CAN
Canada 		KOR
South Korea 		TUR
Turkey 		GBR
United Kingdom 		ITA
Italy 		BEL
Belgium 		FRA
France 		GER
Germany 		USA
United States 		UAE
United Arab Emirates 		JPN
Japan 		BRA
Brazil 		Points
17 Netherlands Measuric Racing 28 27 Ret - - 20 Ret 8 Ret 20 16 15 Ret Ret Ret DNS Ret Ret Ret - - 29 6 Ret 12 19 16 28 28 26 28 24 22 Ret - 24 Ret 91
29 24 14 21 7 17 24 6 3 - - - - 21 Ret 22 14 23 16 21 Ret 23 11 Ret Ret 27 Ret Ret - 3 8 27 Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret

World GT

Constructor Car
No. 		ITA
Italy 		AUT
Austria 		BEL
Belgium 		GER
Germany 		GBR
United Kingdom 		AUS
Australia 		CZH
Czech Republic 		SMR
San Marino 		USA
United States 		WDC Points
Netherlands Measuric Racing 22 16 - 24 - Ret 9 Ret 2 12 38
23 DNS - 13 20 - 14 10 17 20

Master Series

International Touring Cup

2014

Measuric Racing successfully applied for a spot in the Supercup, thus moving up in the career ladder. Furthermore; Measuric also successfully entered several other series within GPVWC.

Supercup

After one year of Formula Challenge, Measuric's management decided to try and step up in the career ladder and move to Supercup. After successfully applying for the spot Measuric hired Ari Nieminen and Mike Bell as primary drivers and Riku Sarpila as reserve driver. All of these drivers fit the goals that Measuric Racing had set up for their recruiting process (including the desire to grow within the league). All Nieminen, Bell and Sarpila had have two years of experience in the Formula Challenge. Ari finished fifth in the 2013 Formula Challenge drivers standings, while Mike and Riku ended up 26th and 30th respectively.

Apart from the three above mentioned drivers, Martin Bulgin made an appearance in the Spanish GP as emergency driver in Nieminen's car.

Pos Team Car
No. 		AUS
Australia 		MYS
Malaysia 		BAH
Bahrain 		CHN
China 		ESP
Spain 		MON
Monaco 		CAN
Canada 		AUT
Austria 		GBR
United Kingdom 		GER
Germany 		HUN
Hungary 		BEL
Belgium 		ITA
Italy 		USA
United States 		UAE
United Arab Emirates 		JPN
Japan 		BRA
Brazil 		Points
F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S F S
12 Netherlands Measuric Racing 26 14 8 21 Ret 12 10 21 25 22 Ret 14 13 10 13 13 9 19 14 Ret Ret 22 12 20 13 14 Ret 14 13 17 Ret 12 11 10 9 115
27 21 9 17 17 21 19 23 18 25 20 10 Ret 19 16 24 18 24 16 15 11 16 15 18 12 Ret Ret 15 8 24 16 Ret 20 17 20

World Sport Series

After one year of absence, Measuric Racing returned to the series where it all began; the World Sport Series. With Mike Bell and Riku Sarpila behind the wheel it promised to be a decent season. Mike Bell scored some podiums during the season and even won the second race of the 2014 Canadian Sport Series.

Pos Constructor Car
No. 		BAH
Bahrain 		ESP
Spain 		MON
Monaco 		CAN
Canada 		AUT
Austria 		GBR
United Kingdom 		GER
Germany 		HUN
Hungary 		BEL
Belgium 		ITA
Italy 		Points
7 Netherlands Measuric Racing 34 14 21 21 Ret 24 14 20 20 Ret Ret 20 15 12 8 22 Ret 20 15 141
35 21 28 10 3 14 2 15 1 9 23 10 3 8 11 9 13 Ret 15 19 Ret

International Touring Cup

In the 2014 International Touring Cup the team decided to recruit two drivers outside the league. These two drivers were Chris Hack and Gary Lennon. Apart from these drivers, Eric Stranne drove one round for Measuric Racing at the Russian Touring Cup.

The 2014 season turned out to become the most successful season in the team's history. With Lennon winning Measuric's first race ever and a total of eight podium finishes Measuric Racing eventually ended up fourth in the standings. The team also became the best team to use a FWD car.

2015

Supercup

In 2015, Measuric Racing will continue competing in the Supercup. the team's outfit was presented one week before the first Supercup race at Melbourne. Primary drivers are Christof Schgör in the #16 car and [[]] in the #55. Wopke Hoekstra rounds off the line-up as reserve driver.

World Sport Series

Sven de Vries and Tobias Olsson drive the Porsches round in the third year that Measuric Racing entered the World Sport Series.

External links

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