Roy Verzijl

**Roy Verzijl**

Nationality	Netherlands
Year Joined	2014
First Race	2014 Challenge Australian Grand Prix
Series Entered	Formula Challenge
Current Team(s)	Zedderick Racing ,Fox Racing
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Formula Challenge Career (up to July 2014)
Debut Year	2014
Associated Teams	Zedderick Racing
Races	20
Championships	0
Race Wins	0
Podium Finishes	0
Pole positions	0
Fastest laps	1
First Race	2014 Australian Grand Prix

Roy Verzijl is a Dutch gamer & simracing driver currently driving for Zedderick Racing as a racedriver in the GPVWC 2014 Formula Challenge season.

Early Sim-Racing Career

Before joining GPVWC, Roy raced in some other leagues.

His online racing career started at the Benelux Online Racing(BOR) in 2007 as a testdriver. Not long after that he joined Funracing Benelux 2007, he started his racingcareer there and he showed good pace for a rookie driver . After a short period he started with some friends European Racing league (ERL) in 2009 the new league started with using a new game Rfactor Roy proved to be one of the faster guys on the track, he enjoyed this period of racing and had many victory's. In 2011 the ERL league would merge with another new league called Simracing For Europe, ERL and SFE changed the name of the league to World Championship Simracing league (WCS) this league was one of the biggest Dutch leagues of it's time and it was not only for dutchies also for everyone who wanted to race. after 3 great years WCS was stopped and Roy Verzijl wanted to retire, luckily some simracing friends did want to see him use all his talent at a other new league GPVWC

Formula Challenge

2014

Petar made his debut at GPVWC in Formula Challenge at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Already before the races Petar was one of the favorites to win one of the races, Petar's time in the Hotlaptracker was very quick, Everybody knew Petar was a guy which had great talent.

At the Qualifying of the Malaysian Grand Prix Petar did what was he expected to do, he did put the Aurora Motorsports on pole. In the first Formula Challenge race Petar had a great fight with Jonathan Holmes and in the end he just beat him with + 0.268 Petar took the victory at his debut race. At the second Formula Challenge race Petar was unfortunatly involved in a collision forcing him to retire. Petar learned one thing, If he wanted to win the Formula Challenge championship, he should score point in every race he started.

For the Bahrain rounds of the FC championship Petar moved to Walk Racing an Romanian Based team. He claimed the Pole again, winning again the first race of the evening, while he finished in 3rd place at the second race.

After those races Petar continued to race in the Formula Challenge, scoring points/podium/wins in almost every race he drove. as of July 2014 Petar is leading the Championship and the question now is, who will stop him?