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[[File:Masters2011.png|right|250px]]The [[Masters Series]] will return in 2011 for the [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]] for its third season. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>
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| Rounds = TBC |
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| Vehicles = BMW E90 |
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| Tyres = Yokohama |
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| Drivers_Champion = TBC |
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The [[Masters Series]] will return in 2011 for the [[Grand Prix Virtual World Championship|GPVWC]] for its third season. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>
  
 
==Report==
 
==Report==
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===Series Changes===
 
===Series Changes===
  
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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.[[File:MastersPromo.png|thumb|right|300px|The 2011 Masters Promo car.]]
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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==
 
==Teams and drivers==
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[[File:MastersPromo.png|thumb|right|300px|The 2011 Masters Promo car.]]
  
 
===Provisional entry list===
 
===Provisional entry list===

Revision as of 17:50, 26 July 2011

2011 Masters Series season
Masters Logo 2011.png
Competition Masters Series
Platform Used RFactor.png rFactor v1.255
Rounds TBC
Vehicle(s) BMW E90
Tyre Supplier(s) Yokohama
Drivers
Teams
Drivers' Champion TBC
Teams' Champion TBC
Masters Series Seasons
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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

The 2011 Masters Promo car.

Provisional entry list

Team Car
No. 		Driver Rounds
Italy Nordsjoen Racing 1 Malta Joe Consiglio
6 Belgium Bart De Vos
78 Finland Samuli Leinonen
Scotland Deadline Racing 2 Scotland Sam Millar
Wales Red 5 Racing 4 England Chris Allen
5 Wales Gavin Thomas
10 Northern Ireland Luke McKee
Netherlands Racing Team Schroten 11 Netherlands Roy Schroten
55 Netherlands Mike Schroten
England Nijo Racing 7 Estonia Pavel Loknovski
23 England Ben Warren
81 England Chris Williamson
England Woods Racing 8 England Ollie Woods
12 England Mark Wicks
73 England Phil Perkins
Northern Ireland Synergetic Motorsports 9 Northern Ireland Mal McKee
13 England Mark Fuller
Malta No Fear Racing 14 Malta Jason Muscat
16 Netherlands Abdel Damghi
19 England Ojay Clark
England Midnight Motorsport 18 England Nick Rowland
Latvia Blackjack Racing 21 Latvia Viesturs Priede
England Constant Racing 28 England Mark Stanton
86 England David Stanton
Wales Draig Racing 43 Scotland Ryan Walker
44 England Lee Morris
45 England Ric Scott
France Tiger Express Motorsports 63 England Tom Parker
66 Switzerland David Jundt
United States MMC Racing 77 England Adam Rouse
88 United States Ryan McConkey
99 Ireland Philip Cullen
Independents 27 England Gregg Lawson
69 Finland Teemu Toikka


Preceded by:
2010 Masters Series season 		2011 Masters Series season
2011 		Succeeded by:
2012 Masters Series season
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