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• List of Superleague World Drivers' Champions
  ...rivers' Champion is [[Jannick Bock]], who won his first World Championship in [[2019 Superleague season|2019]]. ...y since 2009 have Superleague drivers directly competed against each other in single, online meetings.
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• List of Superleague Teams
  |align=left| '''[[Cosmo Seiki Japan]]''' | {{SL|2009}}-{{SL|2010}}, <br> {{SL|2014}}-{{SL|2015}}
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• Japanese Grand Prix
  | Flag = Flag of Japan.png ... Prix''' is a round of the [[Superleague]] championship and was introduced in the league's [[2000 Superleague season|very first season]]. With the except
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• List of GPVWC circuits
  ...wing is a list of circuits that have been used or are scheduled to be used in [[GPVWC]] competitions. |Circuit is scheduled to host / has hosted a round of the 2015 Career Ladder series
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• David Fidock
  ...an English driver in the [[GPVWC]] and a double World Champion, having won in both {{SL|2014}} and {{SL|2016}}. David Started his Sim racing career in 2007, Racing on his own website called "Racing123" David dominated the seas
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• Challenge Japanese Grand Prix
  !rowspan=2| {{FC|2015}} ...NG}} [[Lewis McGlade]] || {{FIN}} [[Karjala]] || 25:24.180 || rowspan=2| [[2015 Challenge Japanese Grand Prix|Report]]
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• Morten Wernersen
  | 2013,2014,2015 | 2012-2013, 2015, 2016
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• Epic Racing
  ...son|2023 Superleague Series]]. They returned to GPVWC in 2015, taking part in the Formula Challenge, World Sport and International Touring Cup series. ... and Moore frequently competing in the main rounds, there was also entries in the Kyoto 500 for Moore and Steven Martin.
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• Viking Racing
  '''Viking Racing''' is a Danish GPVWC constructor who currently competes in [[WSS]] founded and run by [[Morten Wernersen]] ...am finally enjoyed some stability and points, finishing the season in 25th in the constructors with 35 points.
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• 2014 Superleague season
  ...ted in Australia on February 27th and concluded in Brazil on October 23rd. In the seventeen Grands Prix of the season a total of fourteen teams and fifty ...ositions of the season. CSG secured their first Constructors' Championship in the United States and finished the season with 648 points, 151 points ahead
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• Japanese Touring Cup
  ...nal round of that season and it took place at [[Sportsland SUGO]], Murata. In 2014, the event was held at the [[Autopolis Circuit]], Kamitsue. ...Suzuka Circuit.png|thumb|right|[[Suzuka Circuit]], the venue for the {{ITC|2015}} season.]]
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• Matthew Allington
  Championships = Not in my wildest dreams | ... events. In 2015 he served as test and reserve driver for [[Kernow Sport]] in the Superleague.
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• 2015 Japanese Grand Prix
  | Race Flag = Flag of Japan.png | Year = 2015
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• 2015 Brazilian Grand Prix
  | Year = 2015 | Official name = 2015 [[Brazilian Grand Prix]]
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• Marcel Rautter
  | Years = [[2015 Supercup season |2015]], [[2016 Supercup season |2016]]| | First race = 2015 Supercup Bahrein Grand Prix|
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• 2017 Supercup season
  ...anagement citing a desire to promote quality over quantity in GPVWC series in 2017. <br> <br> ...ship winners [[Team Proline]] elected not to continue in the Career Ladder in 2017. Subsequently, [[Streetfighter Racing Systems]] were promoted to the [
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• Cosmo Seiki
  |Long_name = Cosmo Seiki Japan |Base = {{flagicon|JPN}} Hamamatsu, Japan
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• 2018 Career Ladder numbering system
  ...f the 2018 Career Ladder season, carrying on from the system introduced in 2015. |bgcolor=#e2ffda| [[Cosmo Seiki Japan]]
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• 2019 Career Ladder numbering system
  '''NOTE: This plage is currently a work in progress!''' ... Career Ladder season, generally carrying on from the system introduced in 2015, but now expanding to two blocks of 2-99, as a result of the introduciton o
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• 2020 Career Ladder numbering system
  '''NOTE: This plage is currently a work in progress!''' ... Career Ladder season, generally carrying on from the system introduced in 2015, but now expanding to two blocks of 2-99, as a result of the introduciton o
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