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{{Infobox SL season2
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{{Infobox SL season
 
| year = 2020
 
| year = 2020
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| Image
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| Image = [[File:SLLogo2.png|300px]] |
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| Sponsor = TBC
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| Sponsor = |
 
| Platform = [[File:397rFactor2.png|45px]] [[rFactor 2]]
 
| Platform = [[File:397rFactor2.png|45px]] [[rFactor 2]]
 
| Rounds =  16
 
| Rounds =  16
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| Mod = GPVWC CL modular/F1
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| Mod = GPVWC CL modular
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| Engines = [[Talos]], [[Valiant]], [[Quasar]], [[Reventón]] 1600cc turbocharged V6  
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| Carshape = F1 based |
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| Engines = [[Valiant]], [[Quasar]], [[Reventón]] 1600cc turbocharged V6  
 
| Tyres = [[GPVWC brand]] {{GPVWC tyres}}  
 
| Tyres = [[GPVWC brand]] {{GPVWC tyres}}  
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| Drivers  
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| Drivers = |
 
| Teams  = 15  
 
| Teams  = 15  
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| Drivers_Champion   
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| Drivers_Champion = {{IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]
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| Teams_Champion
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| Teams_Champion = {{NED}} [[Edonis Engineering]]
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| previous = {{SL|2019}}
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| next = {{SL|2021}}
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}}{{2020 series box}}
 
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!Rounds
 
!Rounds
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Chaos Engineering |ENG| Chaos|TBC | | TBD |
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Evolution Motorsports]] |GER| Evolution|Quasar | QSR-03 | EMR-03* |
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{{ENG}} Sussex
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{{GER}} Kirchhain
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| {{small|TBC}} | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 15 | {{GER}} [[Jannick Bock]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{GER}} [[Alex Siebel]]
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| {{small|TBC}} | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 27 | {{GER}} [[Dennis Jordan]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Cosmo Seiki Japan |JPN| Cosmo|TBC | | TBD |
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{{SLteam2|3|2|1| [[Abruzzi Esports]] |ENG| Abruzzi|Valiant | VA20 | ABMP-20* |
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{{JPN}} Hamamatsu
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{{ENG}} Liverpool
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| 6 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 5 | {{ITA}} [[Cristian Pasqual]] {{!!}} 1-4
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[Mike Bell]] <br> {{HUN}} [[Daniel Cziranku]]
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| 62 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
 +
{{!}} {{ITA}} [[Giuseppe Ragusa]] {{!!}} 5-8
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| 14 | {{ITA}} [[Fabrizio Gobbi]] {{!!}} 1-8
 +
{{!-}}
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Edge Esports |BEL| Edge|Quasar | QSR-03* | EE03-SLQ* |  
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Red Archer Virtual Racing Team]] |GRE| Red Archer|Quasar | QSR-03 | RA220* |
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{{BEL}} Zolder
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{{GRE}} Rethymnos
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| 30 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 70 | {{EST}} [[Rait Kilk]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[Chris Shepherd]]
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| 33 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 76 | {{GER}} [[Matthias Muuss]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Pescara Edonis Engineering |NED| Edonis|Reventón | RE-02* | E20E* |  
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Edge Esports]] |BEL| Edge|Quasar | QSR-03 | EE03-SLQ* |  
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{{ITA}} Pescara
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{{BEL}} Zolder
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| 4 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 91 | {{ENG}} [[Daniel Brewer]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[Jack Mayor]]
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| 7 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 96 | {{POL}} [[Maciej Mlynek]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Evolution Motorsports |GER| Evolution|TBD | | EMR-03* |
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{{SLteam2|5|2|3|[[Flag-to-Flag SimRacing]]|NED| Flag-to-Flag SimRacing{{!}}FTF|Reventón | RE-02 | F20-SL*  |
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{{GER}} Kirchhain
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| 15 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}
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| td= TBC
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| 27 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}
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−
}}
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−
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1|Flag-to-Flag SimRacing|NED| Flag-to-Flag SimRacing{{!}}FTF|TBD | | F20-SL*  |
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{{ENG}} Guildford
 
{{ENG}} Guildford
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| 5 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 32 | {{ENG}} [[Matthew Williams]] {{!!}} 1-7
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{SCO}} [[Cameron Rodger]]
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| 57 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ESP}} [[Sergi Heras]] {{!!}} 8
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| 57 | {{SCO}} [[Cameron Rodger]] {{!!}} 1-3
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{IRL}} [[Luke Maguire]] {{!!}} 4-6, 8
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ESP}} [[Sergi Heras]] {{!!}} 7
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Green Stripes Racing |GER| Green Stripes|TBD | | GSR-20* |  
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{{SLteam2|3|2|1| [[Burst Esport powered by Scuderia Basilea|Scuderia Basilea]] | SWI | Basilea{{!}}Burst Basilea |Quasar | QSR-03 | JPS2 |
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{{GER}} Niedersachsen
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{{SWI}} Binningen
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| 11 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 66 | {{SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]] {{!!}} 1-6, 8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{SWI}} [[David Jundt]]
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| 77 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{POL}} [[Dawid Mroczek]] {{!!}} 7
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| 89 | {{SWE}} [[Robin Pansar]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Hawkeye Racing |ENG| Hawkeye|Talos | 9D-20* | RS20* |
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{{SLteam2|3|1|2| [[Pescara Edonis Engineering]] |NED| Edonis|Reventón | RE-02 | E20E* |  
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{{ENG}} Lake District
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{{ITA}} Pescara
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| 2 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 4 | {{IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{NED}} [[Menno Klont]] <br> {{NED}} [[Liam de Waal]]
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| 3 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 7 | {{ITA}} [[Eros Masciulli]] {{!!}} 1-7
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{NED}} [[Liam de Waal]] {{!!}} 8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Holland Racing Team |NED| HRT|TBD | | TBC |  
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{{SLteam2|3|1|2| [[Green Stripes Racing]] |GER| Green Stripes|Reventón | RE-02| GSR-20* |  
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{{NED}} Alkmaar
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{{GER}} Niedersachsen
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| 18 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 11 | {{ITA}} [[Mirko Lucchini]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[Ben Horrill]]
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| 20 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 77 | {{ENG}} [[Alex Cooper]] {{!!}} 1-5
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ITA}} [[Alessandro Fantinati]] {{!!}} 7-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| MadCape Racing Team |RSA| MadCape|TBD | | MSL-020* |
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{{SLteam2|7|4|3|[[MadCape Racing Team]] |RSA| MadCape|Quasar | QSR-03 | MSL-020* |
 
{{RSA}} Cape Town  
 
{{RSA}} Cape Town  
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| 19 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 19 | {{SWE}} [[Tobias Olsson]] {{!!}} 1-2
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ITA}} [[Alessandro Ottaviani]]<br>{{ENG}} [[Ryan Elliott]]
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| 21 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{IRL}} [[Luke Maguire]] {{!!}} 3
 +
{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{SWE}} [[Michael Haflidason]] {{!!}} 4
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{AUT}} [[Fabio Sixta]] {{!!}} 6-8
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| 21 | {{NED}} [[Danny van der Niet]] {{!!}} 1-3
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{GER}} [[Lukas Kreuzer]] {{!!}} 6
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{GER}} [[Vincent Gutt]] {{!!}} 7-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Red Archer Virtual Racing Team |GRE| Red Archer|TBD | | RA220* |
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{{SLteam2|5|3|2| [[Streetfighter Racing Systems]] |AUS| SRS|Reventón | RE-02| SRS-20* |
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{{GRE}} Rethymnos
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{{AUS}} Sydney
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| 75 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 12 | {{GER}} [[Florian Geier]] {{!!}} 1-2, 4, 6
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{NED}} [[Ruben Van den Hudding]]
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| 76 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{NED}} [[Ruben Van den Hudding]] {{!!}} 5
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ITA}} [[Giuseppe Saracino]] {{!!}} 8
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| 95 | {{AUT}} [[Fabio Sixta]] {{!!}} 2-4
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{{!-}}
 +
{{!}} {{ENG}} [[Alex Cooper]] {{!!}} 6-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Red Arrow Racing |ENG| Red Arrow|TBD | | TBC |
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{{SLteam2|3|1|2| [[Red Arrow Racing]] |ENG| Red Arrow|Reventón | RE-02 | RA-004 |
 
{{ENG}} England
 
{{ENG}} England
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| 46 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 10 | {{ENG}} [[David Fidock]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[George Sutton]]
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| 65 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 65 | {{ENG}} [[Chris Butcher]]  {{!!}} 1-6
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ENG}} [[George Sutton]] {{!!}} 7-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Scuderia Basilea | SWI | Basilea|TBD | | JPS2* |
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{{SLteam2|4|3|1| [[Cosmo Team YTF1]] |JPN| Cosmo|Reventón | RE-02| 220C |
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{{SWI}} Binningen
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{{ENG}} Bath
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| 66 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 6 | {{FIN}} [[Alari Algpeus]] {{!!}} 1-3
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{IND}} [[Sandeep Singh]]
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| 89 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
 +
{{!}} {{IND}} [[Sandeep Singh]] {{!!}} 4-7
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{USA}} [[Sven de Vries]] {{!!}} 8
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| 9 | {{ITA}} [[Germano Zappala]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| Streetfighter Racing Systems |AUS| SRS|TBD | | SRS-20* |
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Holland Racing Team]] |NED| HRT|Reventón | RE-02 | TBC |  
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{{AUS}} Sydney
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{{NED}} Alkmaar
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| 12 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 8 | {{BEL}} [[Laurent Keersmaekers]] {{!!}} 1-8
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{GER}} [[Jannis Wollborn]]
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| 95 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 86 | {{NED}} [[Stéphane Rouault]] {{!!}} 1-8
 
}}
 
}}
 
|-
 
|-
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| VBM eSports |ENG| Vod:Bul|Valiant | VA20* | VBMP-20* |
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{{SLteam2|6|2|4|[[GhostSpeed Racing Team]] |NZL| GhostSpeed|Reventón | RE-02 | TBD |
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{{ENG}} Liverpool
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{{AUS}} Australia
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| 14 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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| 71 | {{NZL}} [[Tom Satherley]] {{!!}} 1-4
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| td= TBC
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| td= {{ENG}} [[George Whitehouse]]
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| 15 | {{TBC}} {{!!}}  
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{{!-}}
 
{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ARG}} [[Agustin Canapino]] {{!!}} 6-8
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| 98 | {{ITA}} [[Luca D'Amelio]] {{!!}} 1, 4-5
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{FIN}} [[Jukkapekka Lalu]] {{!!}} 2-3
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{{!-}}
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{{!}} {{ENG}} [[George Whitehouse]] {{!!}} 6-7
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{{!-}}
 +
{{!}} {{ITA}} [[Eros Masciulli]] {{!!}} 8
 
}}
 
}}
 
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===Team changes===
 
===Team changes===
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*[[Epic Racing Team]], [[Measuric Racing]] and [[YTF1]] all withdrew from GPVWC after the end of the 2019 season.
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*[[Epic Racing Team]], [[Measuric Racing]], [[Storm Racing]] and [[YTF1]] all withdrew from GPVWC after the end of the 2019 season, although the managers of both Epic and YTF1 would return during 2020 by taking over the management of other teams. [[Hawkeye Racing]] also withdrew from GPVWC shortly before the 2020 season commenced.
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*[[Storm Racing Team]] took the unusual step of returning all the way back to [[Formula Challenge]] for the {{FC|2020}} season.
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*Having competed in the {{SL|2018}} and {{SL|2019}} seasons under the [[ACR]] constructor name as part of a merger with [[Avid Chronic Racing]] which ended during the 2019 season, [[Vod:Bul Racing]] initially reverted to their original constructor name for 2020, before rebranding as [[Abruzzi Esports]] piror to the start of the season.
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*[[Scuderia Basilea]] entered a partnership with [[Burst Esport]] and entered the 2020 season as [[Burst Esport powered by Scuderia Basilea]].
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====Mid-season changes====
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*Prior to the Canadian Grand Prix, [[MadCape Racing Team]] came under new management: that of the former [[Epic Racing Team]]. The team continued to compete under the MadCape name for the duration of the 2020 season.
  
 
===New entries===
 
===New entries===
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*[[Cosmo Seiki Japan]], [[Holland Racing Team]] and reigning champions [[Red Arrow Racing]] were all promoted from Superleague Lights.
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*[[Chaos Engineering]], [[Cosmo Seiki Japan]], [[Holland Racing Team]] and reigning champions [[Red Arrow Racing]] were all promoted from Superleague Lights.
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*Despite appearing on the grid since {{SL|2018}} as part of a merger with the pre-existing Vod:Bul Racing team, [[Avid Chronic Racing]] reappeared as an entirely new, separate entity in 2020 following the split between ACR and Vod:Bul mid-way through {{SL|2019}}
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*Despite appearing on the grid since {{SL|2018}} as part of the now-reversed merger with Vod:Bul Racing, [[Avid Chronic Racing]] initially reappeared as an entirely new, separate entity in 2020, before withdrawing their entry prior to the start of the season.
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*Shortly before the beginning of the season, both [[Chaos Engineering]] and [[Cosmo Seiki Japan]] withdrew from the competition, but both of their entries came under new management and were able to compete in the season. Cosmo's entry came under the management of [[YTF1]], who had initally withdrawn from Superleague at the end of 2019: the team was rebranded as ''Cosmo Team YTF1'' and the team's base moved to YTF1's HQ in England. [[Chaos Engineering]]'s entry was taken over by [[Ghostspeed Racing Team]], marking the New Zealand-based team's GPVWC debut.
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===Driver changes===
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*[[Maciej Mlynek]] moved from [[Scuderia Basilea]] to [[Edge Esports]], replacing [[Petar Brljak]], who had chosen to focus elsewhere in 2020.
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*[[Rait Kilk]] moved from the now-defunct [[Epic Racing Team]] to [[Red Archer Virtual Racing Team]] for 2020, replacing [[Fabio Sixta]], who moved to [[Streetfighter Racing Systems]] and replaced [[Robin Pansar]].
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*Pansar and [[Jernej Simoncic]] moved from [[Streetfighter Racing Systems]] and [[Green Stripes Racing]] respectively to [[Burst Esport powered by Scuderia Basilea]]. Simoncic was replaced at Green Stripes by debutant [[Mirko Lucchini]]
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*Double World Champion [[David Fidock]] moved from [[Hawkeye Racing]] to debutants [[Red Arrow Racing]].
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*[[Tobias Olsson]], having done a part-season for [[YTF1]] in 2019, moved back to [[MadCape Racing Team]], for whom he had previously driven in 2018.
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*[[Abruzzi Esports]] opted for a completely changed lineup in 2020: [[Christian Pasqual]], who drove some races for [[Edge Esports]] in 2019, and rookie [[Fabrizio Gobbi]] replaced [[Stephane Rouault]] and 2018 champion [[Alex Siebel]]. Rouault moved to debutants [[Holland Racing Team]] whilst Siebel took up a test/reserve driver role with defending champions [[Evolution Motorsports]].
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*[[Matthew Williams]], having driven some races in 2019 for [[Storm Racing]], moved to [[Flag-to-Flag SimRacing]]. Team manager [[Cameron Rodger]] would be promoted to a full-time seat at the team to partner Williams. The pair replaced [[Sergi Heras]] and what was a rotating cast of drivers in the other seat.
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*[[Chris Butcher]] and [[Laurent Keersmaekers]], having driven some races in 2019 as substitutes for [[Streetfighter Racing Systems]] and [[Scuderia Basilea]] respectively, became full-time drivers for debutants [[Red Arrow Racing]] and [[Holland Racing Team]] respectively.
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*[[Adam Maguire]] makes his full-time debut for [[Edonis Engineering]], replacing [[Germano Zappala]], who moved to [[Cosmo Seiki Japan|Cosmo Team YTF1]].
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*[[Alari Algpeus]] makes his full-time debut for [[Cosmo Seiki Japan|Cosmo Team YTF1]].
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*[[Luca D'Amelio]] and [[Tom Satherley]] make their full-time debuts in 2020, both driving for debutants [[Chaos Engineering|Ghostspeed Racing Team]].
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====Mid-season changes====
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*After [[Luke Maguire]]'s impressive outing for [[MadCape]] at the Turkish Grand Prix, [[Cameron Rodger]] stepped down from the driver's seat at [[Flag-to-Flag]] and was superceeded by the Irishman. From the French Grand Prix, Maguire was replaced by returnee [[Sergi Heras]], but returned to Flag-to-Flag one race later, this time replacing [[Matthew Williams]].
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*For the Hungarian Grand Prix, [[Sandeep Singh]] took over from [[Alari Algpeus]] in the [[Cosmo Team YTF1]] car. Singh continued in the car until driving in the last of 4 races permissable under his reserve driver contract, after which he was superceeded by [[Sven de Vries]] for four races, commencing at the British Grand Prix.
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*[[MadCape]] utilised several drivers before its new management took over from the Canadian Grand Prix, after which the team settled on [[Fabio Sixta]], who moved from [[Streetfighter]], and debutant [[Vincent Gutt]].
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*[[Fabio Sixta]]'s place at [[Streetfighter]] was taken by [[Alex Cooper]], who moved from [[Green Stripes]], from the Canadian Grand Prix. Cooper's place at Green Stripes was taken by debutant [[Alessandro Fantinati]].
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*[[GhostSpeed]] was another team which featured a number of drivers in the early season. From the Canadian Grand Prix, Superleague returnee [[Agustin Canapino]] became a permanent prescence in the GhostSpeed seat.
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*Prior to the British Grand Prix, [[Eros Mascuilli]] left [[Edonis]] and joined Canapino at [[GhostSpeed]].
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*[[Florian Geier]] announced his retirement from the Superleague following the French Grand Prix. He was replaced at [[Streetfighter]] by Superleague returnee [[Tom Parker]].
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===Mid-season changes===
 
===Mid-season changes===
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==Technical changes==
 
==Technical changes==
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*To be Announced
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*The number of tyre compounds available during the season was reduced from 5 to 3. As a consequence, teams no longer had to choose which three of the tyre compounds they could use at each Grand Prix.
  
 
==2020 Calendar==
 
==2020 Calendar==
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| {{TUR}} [[Istanbul Park ]], Turkey
 
| {{TUR}} [[Istanbul Park ]], Turkey
 
| TBA
 
| TBA
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|bgcolor="#e0e0e0"| 18:00
 
| 19:00
 
| 19:00
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|bgcolor="#e0e0e0"| {{center|&mdash;}}
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
! 4
 
! 4
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| [[Dutch Grand Prix]]
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| [[Hungarian Grand Prix]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Circuit Park Zandvoort]], Zandvoort
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| {{flagicon|HUN}} [[Hungaroring]], Budapest
 
| TBA
 
| TBA
 
|bgcolor="#e0e0e0"| 18:00
 
|bgcolor="#e0e0e0"| 18:00
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===Testing===
 
===Testing===
  
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The 2019 testing schedule was as follows:
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The 2020 testing schedule was as follows:
  
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size: 85%;"
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1" style="font-size: 85%;"
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|-
 
! Preseason Test #1
 
! Preseason Test #1
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|align="center"| TBC
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|align="center"| 13/02
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| {{TBD}}
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| {{USA}} Watkins Glen
 
|-
 
|-
 
! Preseason Test #2
 
! Preseason Test #2
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|align="center"| TBC
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|align="center"| 20/02
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| {{TBD}}
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| {{UAE}} Yas Marina Circuit
 
|-
 
|-
 
! Preseason Test #3
 
! Preseason Test #3
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|align="center"| TBC
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|align="center"| 27/02
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| {{TBD}}
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| {{FRA}} Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
 
|-
 
|-
 
! Preseason Test #4
 
! Preseason Test #4
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|align="center"| TBC
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|align="center"| 05/03
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| {{TBD}}
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| {{JPN}} Fuji Speedway
 
|-
 
|-
 
! [[Young Driver Test]]
 
! [[Young Driver Test]]
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|align="center"| TBC
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|align="center"| 29/10
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| {{BRA}} [[Autódromo José Carlos Pace]], São Paulo
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| {{USA}} [[Circuit of the Americas]], Austin
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
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===Calendar changes===
 
===Calendar changes===
 
*The [[Malaysian Grand Prix|Malaysian]], [[Spanish Grand Prix|Spanish]] and, controversially, [[Monaco Grand Prix|Monaco]] Grands Prix were removed from the calendar. The Malaysian round had only been reintroduced in {{SL|2019}}, while the Spanish Grand Prix had been held, at different venues, since {{SL|2002}}. The Monaco Grand Prix, however, had been held every year since the formation of GPVWC, with the only exception of during the curtailed {{SL|2001}} season.  
 
*The [[Malaysian Grand Prix|Malaysian]], [[Spanish Grand Prix|Spanish]] and, controversially, [[Monaco Grand Prix|Monaco]] Grands Prix were removed from the calendar. The Malaysian round had only been reintroduced in {{SL|2019}}, while the Spanish Grand Prix had been held, at different venues, since {{SL|2002}}. The Monaco Grand Prix, however, had been held every year since the formation of GPVWC, with the only exception of during the curtailed {{SL|2001}} season.  
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*The [[Dutch Grand Prix|Dutch]], [[French Grand Prix|French]] and [[Russian Grand Prix|Russian]] Grands Prix were reintroduced. The French race was last held in {{SL|2018}} while Russia had been absent since the end of {{SL|2017}}. The Dutch Grand Prix, together with [[Circuit Park Zandvoort|Zandvoort]], was last held in {{SL|2012}}, despite an aborted attempt to hold the Grand Prix at [[TT Circuit Assen|Assen]] in {{SL|2016}}.
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*The [[Hungarian Grand Prix|Hungarian]], [[French Grand Prix|French]] and [[Russian Grand Prix|Russian]] Grands Prix were reintroduced. The Hungarian and French races were last held in {{SL|2018}} while Russia had been absent since the end of {{SL|2017}}. The [[Dutch Grand Prix]], last held in {{SL|2012}}, was provisionally set to return to the calendar in 2020 but was replaced by the Hungarian event when issues with the [[Circuit Park Zandvoort|Zandvoort]] circuit became apparent. This was the second time that a planned reintroduction of the Dutch event was aborted, following the replacement of the proposed {{SL|2016}} event, at [[TT Circuit Assen|Assen]], with the [[German Grand Prix]].
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== Results and Standings ==
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===Grands Prix===
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:95%"
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! Rd.
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! [[List of Superleague Grands Prix|Grands Prix]]
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! [[Pole position]]
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! [[Fastest lap]]
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! Winning driver
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! Winning constructor
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!class="unsortable"| Report
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|-
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! 1
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| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[Australian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:21.513)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Edonis|Edonis–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Australian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 2
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| {{flagicon|BAH}} [[Bahrain Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:27.805)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|AUT}} [[Fabio Sixta]]
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| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[Streetfighter Racing Systems|SRS–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Bahrain Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 3
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| {{flagicon|TUR}} [[Turkish Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:23.661)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Edonis|Edonis–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Turkish Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 4
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| {{flagicon|HUN}} [[Hungarian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Jannick Bock]]<br><small>(1:15.855)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Jannick Bock]]
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Evolution|Evolution–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 Hungarian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 5
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| {{flagicon|AZE}} [[Azerbaijan Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Jannick Bock]]<br><small>(1:39.188)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Edonis|Edonis–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Azerbaiajan Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 6
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| {{flagicon|CAN}} [[Canadian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Fabrizio Gobbi]]<br><small>(1:10.737)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Fabrizio Gobbi]]
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| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Abruzzi Esports|Abruzzi–Valiant]]
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| [[2020 Canadian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 7
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| {{flagicon|FRA}} [[French Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Daniel Brewer]]<br><small>(1:31.398)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Jannick Bock]]
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Evolution|Evolution–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 French Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 8
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| {{flagicon|UK}} [[British Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Dennis Jordan]]<br><small>(1:27.457)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Jannick Bock]]
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Evolution|Evolution–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 British Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 9
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[German Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]<br><small>(1:12.268)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]
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| {{flagicon|SWI}} [[Scuderia Basilea|Burst Basilea–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 German Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 10
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| {{flagicon|BEL}} [[Belgian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:41.115)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Dennis Jordan]]
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Evolution|Evolution–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 Belgian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 11
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| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Italian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]<br><small>(1:19.813)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]
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| {{flagicon|SWI}} [[Scuderia Basilea|Burst Basilea–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 Italian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 12
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| {{flagicon|SIN}} [[Singapore Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]<br><small>(1:36.755)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Dennis Jordan]]
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| {{flagicon|GER}} [[Evolution|Evolution–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 Singapore Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 13
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| {{flagicon|RUS}} [[Russian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]<br><small>(1:31.719)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Liam de Waal]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Edonis|Edonis–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Russian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 14
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| {{flagicon|JPN}} [[Japanese Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]<br><small>(1:33.755)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|SLV}} [[Jernej Simoncic]]
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| {{flagicon|SWI}} [[Scuderia Basilea|Burst Basilea–Quasar]]
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| [[2020 Japanese Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 15
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| {{flagicon|USA}} [[United States Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:31.545)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]
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| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Edonis|Edonis–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 United States Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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! 16
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| {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Brazilian Grand Prix]]
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|IRL}} [[Adam Maguire]]<br><small>(1:06.555)</small>
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| align="center"| {{flagicon|}} [[TBC]]<br><small>(-)</small>
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| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Germano Zappala]]
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| {{flagicon|AUS}} [[Streetfighter Racing Systems|SRS–Reventón]]
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| [[2020 Brazilian Grand Prix|Report]]
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|-
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|}
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 4 June 2021

2020 Superleague season
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Competition Superleague
Title Sponsor
Platform Used 397rFactor2.png rFactor 2
Rounds 16
Mod base GPVWC CL modular
Carshape base F1 based
Engine Supplier(s) Valiant, Quasar, Reventón 1600cc turbocharged V6
Tyre Supplier(s) GPVWC brand G
Drivers
Teams 15
Drivers' Champion Ireland Adam Maguire
Teams' Champion Netherlands Edonis Engineering
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The 2020 Superleague season will be the 21st GPVWC Superleague season. Jannick Bock enters the season as defending Drivers' Champion, and Evolution Motorsports as the reigning Constructors' Champions.

Teams and drivers

The following teams and drivers are due to compete in the 2020 season. All teams use GPVWC brand tyres. As of December 2019, all car numbers are still subject to change.

Entrant Constructor Base Chassis Power unit Race Drivers Test/Reserve Driver(s)
No. Driver Name Rounds
Germany Evolution Motorsports Evolution–Quasar

Germany Kirchhain

EMR-03* Quasar QSR-03 15 Germany Jannick Bock 1-8 Germany Alex Siebel
27 Germany Dennis Jordan 1-8
England Abruzzi Esports Abruzzi–Valiant

England Liverpool

ABMP-20* Valiant VA20 5 Italy Cristian Pasqual 1-4 England Mike Bell
Hungary Daniel Cziranku
Italy Giuseppe Ragusa 5-8
14 Italy Fabrizio Gobbi 1-8
Greece Red Archer Virtual Racing Team Red Archer–Quasar

Greece Rethymnos

RA220* Quasar QSR-03 70 Estonia Rait Kilk 1-8 England Chris Shepherd
76 Germany Matthias Muuss 1-8
Belgium Edge Esports Edge–Quasar

Belgium Zolder

EE03-SLQ* Quasar QSR-03 91 England Daniel Brewer 1-8 England Jack Mayor
96 Poland Maciej Mlynek 1-8
Netherlands Flag-to-Flag SimRacing FTF–Reventón

England Guildford

F20-SL* Reventón RE-02 32 England Matthew Williams 1-7 Scotland Cameron Rodger
Spain Sergi Heras 8
57 Scotland Cameron Rodger 1-3
Ireland Luke Maguire 4-6, 8
Spain Sergi Heras 7
Switzerland
Scuderia Basilea 		Burst Basilea –Quasar
Switzerland
Binningen 		JPS2 Quasar QSR-03 66 Slovenia Jernej Simoncic 1-6, 8
Switzerland
David Jundt
Poland Dawid Mroczek 7
89 Sweden Robin Pansar 1-8
Netherlands Pescara Edonis Engineering Edonis–Reventón

Italy Pescara

E20E* Reventón RE-02 4 Ireland Adam Maguire 1-8 Netherlands Menno Klont
Netherlands Liam de Waal
7 Italy Eros Masciulli 1-7
Netherlands Liam de Waal 8
Germany Green Stripes Racing Green Stripes–Reventón

Germany Niedersachsen

GSR-20* Reventón RE-02 11 Italy Mirko Lucchini 1-8 England Ben Horrill
77 England Alex Cooper 1-5
Italy Alessandro Fantinati 7-8
South Africa MadCape Racing Team MadCape–Quasar

South Africa Cape Town

MSL-020* Quasar QSR-03 19 Sweden Tobias Olsson 1-2 Italy Alessandro Ottaviani
England Ryan Elliott
Ireland Luke Maguire 3
Sweden Michael Haflidason 4
Austria Fabio Sixta 6-8
21 Netherlands Danny van der Niet 1-3
Germany Lukas Kreuzer 6
Germany Vincent Gutt 7-8
Australia Streetfighter Racing Systems SRS–Reventón

Australia Sydney

SRS-20* Reventón RE-02 12 Germany Florian Geier 1-2, 4, 6 Netherlands Ruben Van den Hudding
Netherlands Ruben Van den Hudding 5
Italy Giuseppe Saracino 8
95 Austria Fabio Sixta 2-4
England Alex Cooper 6-8
England Red Arrow Racing Red Arrow–Reventón

England England

RA-004 Reventón RE-02 10 England David Fidock 1-8 England George Sutton
65 England Chris Butcher 1-6
England George Sutton 7-8
Japan Cosmo Team YTF1 Cosmo–Reventón

England Bath

220C Reventón RE-02 6 Finland Alari Algpeus 1-3 India Sandeep Singh
India Sandeep Singh 4-7
United States Sven de Vries 8
9 Italy Germano Zappala 1-8
Netherlands Holland Racing Team HRT–Reventón

Netherlands Alkmaar

TBC Reventón RE-02 8 Belgium Laurent Keersmaekers 1-8 Germany Jannis Wollborn
86 Netherlands Stéphane Rouault 1-8
New Zealand GhostSpeed Racing Team GhostSpeed–Reventón

Australia Australia

TBD Reventón RE-02 71 New Zealand Tom Satherley 1-4 England George Whitehouse
Argentina Agustin Canapino 6-8
98 Italy Luca D'Amelio 1, 4-5
Finland Jukkapekka Lalu 2-3
England George Whitehouse 6-7
Italy Eros Masciulli 8

*Name is speculative pending confirmation

Team changes

Mid-season changes

  • Prior to the Canadian Grand Prix, MadCape Racing Team came under new management: that of the former Epic Racing Team. The team continued to compete under the MadCape name for the duration of the 2020 season.

New entries

  • Chaos Engineering, Cosmo Seiki Japan, Holland Racing Team and reigning champions Red Arrow Racing were all promoted from Superleague Lights.
  • Despite appearing on the grid since 2018 as part of the now-reversed merger with Vod:Bul Racing, Avid Chronic Racing initially reappeared as an entirely new, separate entity in 2020, before withdrawing their entry prior to the start of the season.
  • Shortly before the beginning of the season, both Chaos Engineering and Cosmo Seiki Japan withdrew from the competition, but both of their entries came under new management and were able to compete in the season. Cosmo's entry came under the management of YTF1, who had initally withdrawn from Superleague at the end of 2019: the team was rebranded as Cosmo Team YTF1 and the team's base moved to YTF1's HQ in England. Chaos Engineering's entry was taken over by Ghostspeed Racing Team, marking the New Zealand-based team's GPVWC debut.

Driver changes

Mid-season changes


Technical changes

  • The number of tyre compounds available during the season was reduced from 5 to 3. As a consequence, teams no longer had to choose which three of the tyre compounds they could use at each Grand Prix.

2020 Calendar

The 2020 calendar follows the 16-round limit introduced in 2019.

Round Grand Prix Circuit Date Start Time
GMT BST
1 Australian Grand Prix Australia Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit, Melbourne TBA 19:00
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2 Bahrain Grand Prix Bahrain Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir TBA 19:00
—
3 Turkish Grand Prix Turkey Istanbul Park , Turkey TBA 18:00 19:00
4 Hungarian Grand Prix Hungary Hungaroring, Budapest TBA 18:00 19:00
5 Azerbaijan Grand Prix Azerbaijan Baku City Circuit, Baku TBA 18:00 19:00
6 Canadian Grand Prix Canada Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal TBA 18:00 19:00
7 French Grand Prix France Circuit Paul Ricard, Le Castellet TBA 18:00 19:00
8 British Grand Prix United Kingdom Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire TBA 18:00 19:00
9 German Grand Prix Germany Hockenheimring, Hockenheim TBA 18:00 19:00
10 Belgian Grand Prix Belgium Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Spa TBA 18:00 19:00
11 Italian Grand Prix Italy Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Monza TBA 18:00 19:00
12 Singapore Grand Prix Singapore Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore TBA 18:00 19:00
13 Russian Grand Prix Russia Sochi Autodrom, Sochi TBA 18:00 19:00
14 Japanese Grand Prix Japan Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka TBA 18:00 19:00
15 United States Grand Prix United States Circuit of the Americas, Austin TBA 18:00 19:00
16 Brazilian Grand Prix Brazil Autódromo José Carlos Pace, São Paulo TBA 19:00
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Testing

The 2020 testing schedule was as follows:

Test Date Venue
Preseason Test #1 13/02 United States Watkins Glen
Preseason Test #2 20/02 United Arab Emirates Yas Marina Circuit
Preseason Test #3 27/02 France Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
Preseason Test #4 05/03 Japan Fuji Speedway
Young Driver Test 29/10 United States Circuit of the Americas, Austin

Calendar changes

  • The Malaysian, Spanish and, controversially, Monaco Grands Prix were removed from the calendar. The Malaysian round had only been reintroduced in 2019, while the Spanish Grand Prix had been held, at different venues, since 2002. The Monaco Grand Prix, however, had been held every year since the formation of GPVWC, with the only exception of during the curtailed 2001 season.
  • The Hungarian, French and Russian Grands Prix were reintroduced. The Hungarian and French races were last held in 2018 while Russia had been absent since the end of 2017. The Dutch Grand Prix, last held in 2012, was provisionally set to return to the calendar in 2020 but was replaced by the Hungarian event when issues with the Zandvoort circuit became apparent. This was the second time that a planned reintroduction of the Dutch event was aborted, following the replacement of the proposed 2016 event, at Assen, with the German Grand Prix.

Results and Standings

Grands Prix

Rd. Grands Prix Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning constructor Report
1 Australia Australian Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:21.513) 		TBC
(-) 		Ireland Adam Maguire Netherlands Edonis–Reventón Report
2 Bahrain Bahrain Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:27.805) 		TBC
(-) 		Austria Fabio Sixta Australia SRS–Reventón Report
3 Turkey Turkish Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:23.661) 		TBC
(-) 		Ireland Adam Maguire Netherlands Edonis–Reventón Report
4 Hungary Hungarian Grand Prix Germany Jannick Bock
(1:15.855) 		TBC
(-) 		Germany Jannick Bock Germany Evolution–Quasar Report
5 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Grand Prix Germany Jannick Bock
(1:39.188) 		TBC
(-) 		Ireland Adam Maguire Netherlands Edonis–Reventón Report
6 Canada Canadian Grand Prix Italy Fabrizio Gobbi
(1:10.737) 		TBC
(-) 		Italy Fabrizio Gobbi England Abruzzi–Valiant Report
7 France French Grand Prix England Daniel Brewer
(1:31.398) 		TBC
(-) 		Germany Jannick Bock Germany Evolution–Quasar Report
8 United Kingdom British Grand Prix Germany Dennis Jordan
(1:27.457) 		TBC
(-) 		Germany Jannick Bock Germany Evolution–Quasar Report
9 Germany German Grand Prix Slovenia Jernej Simoncic
(1:12.268) 		TBC
(-) 		Slovenia Jernej Simoncic Switzerland Burst Basilea–Quasar Report
10 Belgium Belgian Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:41.115) 		TBC
(-) 		Germany Dennis Jordan Germany Evolution–Quasar Report
11 Italy Italian Grand Prix Slovenia Jernej Simoncic
(1:19.813) 		TBC
(-) 		Slovenia Jernej Simoncic Switzerland Burst Basilea–Quasar Report
12 Singapore Singapore Grand Prix Slovenia Jernej Simoncic
(1:36.755) 		TBC
(-) 		Germany Dennis Jordan Germany Evolution–Quasar Report
13 Russia Russian Grand Prix Slovenia Jernej Simoncic
(1:31.719) 		TBC
(-) 		Netherlands Liam de Waal Netherlands Edonis–Reventón Report
14 Japan Japanese Grand Prix Slovenia Jernej Simoncic
(1:33.755) 		TBC
(-) 		Slovenia Jernej Simoncic Switzerland Burst Basilea–Quasar Report
15 United States United States Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:31.545) 		TBC
(-) 		Ireland Adam Maguire Netherlands Edonis–Reventón Report
16 Brazil Brazilian Grand Prix Ireland Adam Maguire
(1:06.555) 		TBC
(-) 		Italy Germano Zappala Australia SRS–Reventón Report


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