2014 Superleague season

2014 Superleague season

Competition	Superleague
Title Sponsor	TBA
Platform Used	rFactor v1.255
Rounds	TBA
Mod base	TBA
Carshape base	F1 Based
Engine Supplier(s)	TBA
Tyre Supplier(s)	GPVWC
Drivers	-
Teams	14
Drivers' Champion
Teams' Champion
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The 2014 Superleague season will be the 15th GPVWC Superleague season.

Teams and drivers

The following teams have confirmed their 2014 participation.

Superleague Team	Base	Constructor	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	No.	Race Drivers	Rounds	No.	Test/Reserve Driver(s)
SimCraft Midnight Motorsport	Manchester, England	Midnight			G	1			31
						2
Nijo Racing	Nantwich, England	Nijo			G	3	Tom van der Voort		32
						4
Torrent Motorsports	Columbus, OH	Torrent			G	5	Jim Parisis		33	Adam Rouse
						6	Petter Kaasa
Nordsjøen Racing	Cardiff, Wales	Nordsjoen			G	7			34
						8
Hawkeye Racing	Kendal, England	Hawkeye			G	9			35
						10
Red Archer Virtual Racing Team	Rethymno, Greece	Red Archer			G	11			36
						12
Kernow Sport	St.Austell, England	Kernow			G	14			37
						15
Woods Racing	Southampton, England	Woods			G	16			38
						17
Phoenix F1	Gold Coast, Australia	Phoenix			G	18			39
						19
Green Stripes Racing	Muehlen, Germany	Green Stripes			G	20			40
						21
ST Racing	Chandler's Ford, England	ST			G	22	Calvin Hermse		41
						23
CSG Racing	Manchester, England	CSG			G	24	Lewis Redshaw		42	Florian Geier
						25	David Fidock
Target Racing	Oslo, Norway	Target			G	26			43
						27
Vod:Bul Racing	Liverpool, England	Vod:Bul			G	28			44
						29

Team changes

• Halcyon Racing, after retiring from the 2013 Superleague season following the Belgian Grand Prix, chose not to re-apply for 2014.
• Constant Racing, after serving five years in the Superleague, also chose not to re-apply after a troubled 2013 season.

New entries

The number of team entries increased to 14 for the 2014 Superleague season with 3 spots available for new teams. All three new entries were promoted from the Supercup.

• CSG Racing returned to the Superleague after a 3 year break and were accepted after storming to the 2013 Supercup season Teams' Championship.
• Target Racing also were promoted to the Superleague after a strong campaign in the 2013 Supercup season which saw them take four wins.
• Vod:Bul Racing, though finishing mid-table in the 2013 Supercup season, proved their worth by fielding a solid line-up to every race and taking multiple podiums. The team was expected to show this same commitment to the Superleague.

Rule changes

Technical

• 2014 saw the introduction of the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS). KERS would allow drivers a new level of strategy when lapping providing limited additional accelerative power at the driver's discretion. The KERS battery is fully recharged every lap.