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Revision as of 12:45, 20 June 2011

The Masters Series will return in 2011 for the GPVWC for its third season.

Report

Race Weekend Format

Two races per ‘round’. Details of the format of each weekend will be released in the future.

Series Changes

The season will again be contested with the BMW E90 that has proved to be a closely matched car that provides the type of racing the Masters Series likes to provide. Details of further changes to the series will be released in the future.

Teams and drivers

Provisional entry list

Team	Car No.	Driver	Rounds
Nordsjoen Racing	1	Joe Consiglio
	6	Bart De Vos
	78	Samuli Leinonen
Deadline Racing	2	Sam Millar
Red 5 Racing	4	Chris Allen
	5	Gavin Thomas
Nijo Racing	7	Pavel Loknovski
	23	Ben Warren
	81	Chris Williamson
Woods Racing	8	Ollie Woods
	73	Phil Perkins
Synergetic Motorsports	9	Mal McKee
Kernow Sport	12	Mark Wicks
Fusion Motorsport	13	Mark Fuller
Team Name TBA	14	Jason Muscat
	19	Ojay Clark
	??	Abdel Damghi
Midnight Motorsport	18	Nick Rowland
Constant Racing	28	Mark Stanton
	86	David Stanton
Draig Racing	43	Ryan Walker
	44	Lee Morris
Tiger Express Motorsports	63	Tom Parker
	66	David Jundt
Forever Alone	69	Teemu Toikka
MMC Racing	77	Adam Rouse
	88	Ryan McConkey
	99	Philip Cullen
Independents	10	Luke McKee
	27	Gregg Lawson

Preceded by: 2010 Masters Series season

2011 Masters Series season 2011

Succeeded by: 2012 Masters Series season