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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Super Venturi]] |FIN| Super Venturi| Reventón | | TBA | | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Super Venturi]] |FIN| Super Venturi| Reventón | | TBA | | ||
{{FIN}}Turku, Finland | {{FIN}}Turku, Finland | ||
| − | | | + | | 1 | {{FIN}} [[Jan Granqvist]] {{!!}} |
| td= {{FIN}} [[Noa Tuomela]] | | td= {{FIN}} [[Noa Tuomela]] | ||
| 52 | {{FIN}} [[Jukkapekka Lalu]] {{!!}} | | 52 | {{FIN}} [[Jukkapekka Lalu]] {{!!}} | ||
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Edge Esports]] |BEL| Edge | Quasar | | TBA | | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Edge Esports]] |BEL| Edge | Quasar | | TBA | | ||
{{BEL}} Zolder, Belgium | {{BEL}} Zolder, Belgium | ||
| − | | 3 | {{ | + | | 3 | {{GER}} [[Pascal Pohlenz]] {{!!}} |
| td= {{TBA}} [[TBA]] | | td= {{TBA}} [[TBA]] | ||
| 24 | {{GER}} [[Marc Schlüter]] {{!!}} | | 24 | {{GER}} [[Marc Schlüter]] {{!!}} | ||
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| − | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Fraser Tartan Racing]] |ENG| | + | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Fraser Tartan Racing]] |ENG| FTR | Viper | | TBA | |
{{ENG}} Hereford, England | {{ENG}} Hereford, England | ||
| 5 | {{GER}} [[Sven Schubert]] {{!!}} | | 5 | {{GER}} [[Sven Schubert]] {{!!}} | ||
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| − | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[ | + | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[AKA Hero Simracing]] |MEX| AKA Hero| Quasar | | TBA | |
{{MEX}} Puebla, Mexico | {{MEX}} Puebla, Mexico | ||
| 23 | {{ENG}} [[Dylan Fisher]] {{!!}} | | 23 | {{ENG}} [[Dylan Fisher]] {{!!}} | ||
| − | | td= {{ | + | | td= {{GER}} [[Vin Glenn]] |
| 42 | {{EST}} [[Heigo Poom]] {{!!}} | | 42 | {{EST}} [[Heigo Poom]] {{!!}} | ||
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| 91 | {{ENG}} [[Dan Brewer]] {{!!}} | | 91 | {{ENG}} [[Dan Brewer]] {{!!}} | ||
| td= {{AUT}} [[Fabio Sixta]] | | td= {{AUT}} [[Fabio Sixta]] | ||
| − | | 97 | {{FRA}} [[ | + | | 97 | {{FRA}} [[Geoffrey Fournier]] {{!!}} |
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Spark Racing Team]] |GER| Spark | Vertex | | TBA | | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Spark Racing Team]] |GER| Spark | Vertex | | TBA | | ||
| − | {{GER}} Germany | + | {{GER}} Kiel, Germany |
| − | | 2 | {{FRA}} [[ | + | | 2 | {{FRA}} [[Loïc Meunier]] {{!!}} |
| td= {{POL}} [[Dawid Krupa]] | | td= {{POL}} [[Dawid Krupa]] | ||
| 79 | {{GER}} [[Vincent Gutt]] {{!!}} | | 79 | {{GER}} [[Vincent Gutt]] {{!!}} | ||
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{{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Valle Esports]] |ITA| Valle | Reventón | | TBA | | {{SLteam2|2|1|1| [[Valle Esports]] |ITA| Valle | Reventón | | TBA | | ||
| − | {{ITA}} Italy | + | {{ITA}} Rome, Italy |
| 15 | {{ITA}} [[Alessandro Maggio]] {{!!}} | | 15 | {{ITA}} [[Alessandro Maggio]] {{!!}} | ||
| td= {{NED}} [[Ruben van den Hudding]] | | td= {{NED}} [[Ruben van den Hudding]] | ||
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| − | | [[ | + | | [[Hungarian Grand Prix]] |
| {{HUN}} [[Hungaroring]], Budapest | | {{HUN}} [[Hungaroring]], Budapest | ||
| Aug 14 | | Aug 14 | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 15 February 2025
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| Platform Used |  rFactor 2
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| Rounds | 16 |
| Mod base | GPVWC CL modular |
| Carshape base | F1 based |
| Engine Supplier(s) | Quasar, Reventón, Viper, Vertex 1600cc turbocharged V6 |
| Tyre Supplier(s) | GPVWC brand G |
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Superleague |
The 2025 Superleague season will be the 26th GPVWC Superleague season. Jan Granqvist enters the season as defending Drivers' Champion, and THR as the reigning Constructors' Champions.
Contents
Teams and drivers
Team changes
- Powered by RSR, Zortax Racing, Virtualdrivers by TX3 and former Supercup Champions Pescara Simracing all chose to withdraw their entry for the 2025 season.
New entries
- Road2Formula Racing, Valle eSports and Spark Racing Team all moved up to the Superleague championship.
- Former champions Red Archer Virtual Racing Team rejoined the Superleague championship after a 1 year hiatus
Driver changes
Mid-season changes
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2025 Calendar
The 2025 season kept racing Thursdays, every two weeks. The 2025 calendar follows the 16-round limit. The first round will take place in Australia and the last will take place in Abu Dhabi, with each race taking place on a Tuesday, every two weeks. The Spring and Summer breaks were maintained.
Testing
The 2025 testing schedule is as follows:
| Test | Date | Venue |
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| Preseason Test #1 | 6 February |  Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari
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| Preseason Test #2 | 13 February |  Bahrain International Circuit
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| Preseason Test #3 | 20 February |  Fuji Speedway
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| Preseason Test #4 | 27 February |  Baku City Circuit
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Calendar changes
- The Chinese, San Marino, Austrian and Azerbaijan Grands Prix were removed from the calendar.
- The German Grand Prix venue changed from the Hockenheimring to the Nurburgring for the GPVWC 2025 season.
- The United States Grand Prix venue changed from the Circuit of the Americas to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the GPVWC 2025 season.
- The Brazilian Grand Prix venue lost its place as the last round on the calender for the GPVWC 2025 season.
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