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	Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her late-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.		Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her late-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.

	She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7, being very insistent in its maintenance, to the point of openly criticize WGPO for modifying numbers after the ~~WGPC20~~ test season had already started. Anneliese also spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted the right number on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.		She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7, being very insistent in its maintenance, to the point of openly criticize WGPO for modifying numbers after the WGPC21 test season had already started. Anneliese also spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted the right number on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.

	Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen as one of the charity ambassadors because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.		Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen as one of the charity ambassadors because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.

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	Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her late-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.		Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her late-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.

	She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. ~~She once~~ spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted ~~her lucky~~ number~~, seven,~~ on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.		She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7, being very insistent in its maintenance, to the point of openly criticize WGPO for modifying numbers after the WGPC20 test season had already started. Anneliese also spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted the right number on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.

	Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen as one of the charity ambassadors because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.		Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen as one of the charity ambassadors because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.

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	===PrismRiver (WGP2 Season 4)===		===PrismRiver (WGP2 Season 4)===
	After a season, TAS-Alliance disbanded, and Anneliese became a Bitten Heroes contracted driver. As soon as her participation in WGP2 was confirmed, Anneliese sent her request to get her "beloved" number 7 back. She had used it since karting and only used 12 the season before because she was entered at the last minute. However, an employee of the Lisander Autosports Board, responsible for organising and sending out the entries, left it until the last minute and number 7 had once again been selected, this time by [[Batu Tüvshinbayar]]. She only found out about the problem when she was preparing for the Chanceux team test, and was so frustrated that she gave up. For the Viska test, in Auruna, the imbroglio of the number continued. She posted on social media the photo of the car reserved to her test. It originally had the number 12, but she spraypainted the entire vehicle with flow vis, covering the number in all the places. It gave her luck, since she finished the practice in first place again. Soon as he was made aware of the details, Tüvshinbayar agreed to desist from the number. The preseason followed with reasonable success in tests, and she ended up accepting the second seat at PrismRiver, along Charseyne Valkyria.		After a season, TAS-Alliance disbanded, and Anneliese left Harlean to became a Motorsport Lisander-Bitten Heroes contracted driver. As soon as her participation in WGP2 was confirmed, Anneliese sent her request to get her "beloved" number 7 back. She had used it since karting and only used 12 the season before because she was entered at the last minute. However, an employee of the Lisander Autosports Board, responsible for organising and sending out the entries, left it until the last minute and number 7 had once again been selected, this time by [[Batu Tüvshinbayar]]. She only found out about the problem when she was preparing for the Chanceux team test, and was so frustrated that she gave up. For the Viska test, in Auruna, the imbroglio of the number continued. She posted on social media the photo of the car reserved to her test. It originally had the number 12, but she spraypainted the entire vehicle with flow vis, covering the number in all the places. It gave her luck, since she finished the practice in first place again. Soon as he was made aware of the details, Tüvshinbayar agreed to desist from the number. The preseason followed with reasonable success in tests, and she ended up accepting the second seat at PrismRiver, along Charseyne Valkyria.

	In Hodori, she made a solid season. Still far from the top, but the results were way better. In the first races, she was at the center of the action. the weekend at Baker Park was maybe the best of her career. She had two podiums, one of them being a win. Later, however, her performance went down, and she only managed to get two more 5th places, in Hapilopper and Nimbus.		In Hodori, she made a solid season. Still far from the top, but the results were way better. In the first races, she was at the center of the action. the weekend at Baker Park was maybe the best of her career. She had two podiums, one of them being a win. Later, however, her performance went down, and she only managed to get two more 5th places, in Hapilopper and Nimbus.

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	===TAS Alliance (Season 18)===		===TAS Alliance (Season 18)===
	[[File:Camden 01 - TAS Alliance.png\|thumb\|331x331px\|Moving into WGPC, her first car was a Camden 01, that TAS-Alliance refurbished from the previous season Camden outfit.]]		[[File:Camden 01 - TAS Alliance.png\|thumb\|331x331px\|Moving into WGPC, her first car was a Camden 01, that TAS-Alliance refurbished from the previous season Camden outfit.]]
	Since TAS Alliance was kind of strapped for cash, only one driver could be kept, between her and Athan Lille, the other would need to be a pay driver. She attended the [[Preston]] preseason tryout, finishing with the 4th best time. She was chosen to be the first driver of the team since she was on contract by Harlean, the engine manufacturer. Her confidence was boosted and she was the best in the second official pre-season test, in Xanneria. The team continued its preseason and kept a low-key performance, with her pushing the limit at practices and qualifiers, to test the evolution of the car, which was in fact a refurbished version of the previous year [[Camden N01]]. She finished with first place in some Friday practices at the end of the season. By that time, to attract the attention of social media, TAS-Alliance started a blog for her on its site, where she wrote to her fans and represented the persona of a stingy, materialistic driver. Later, she admitted that was kind of frustrating, even a little humiliating, considering her family and career until the moment.		Since TAS Alliance was kind of strapped for cash, only one driver could be kept, between her and Athan Lille, the other would need to be a pay driver. In an interview before Costa 24h, an Endurance Race in Lisander, Devereux admitted that she wasn't very confident of getting the job, and that she would even accept a position as a reserve driver. She attended the [[Preston]] preseason tryout, finishing with the 4th best time. She was chosen to be the first driver of the team since she was on contract by Harlean, the engine manufacturer. Her confidence was boosted and she was the best in the second official pre-season test, in Xanneria. The team continued its preseason and kept a low-key performance, with her pushing the limit at practices and qualifiers, to test the evolution of the car, which was in fact a refurbished version of the previous year [[Camden N01]]. She finished with first place in some Friday practices at the end of the season. By that time, to attract the attention of social media, TAS-Alliance started a blog for her on its site, where she wrote to her fans and represented the persona of a stingy, materialistic driver. Later, she admitted that was kind of frustrating, even a little humiliating, considering her family and career until the moment.

	Despite the results being far from good, her appearance was noted and she was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains. <ref>https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=37909261#p37909261</ref> By the end of the season, her careful driving earned her a clean sheet, finishing the season with no DNFs. She scored 8 points, with two seventh places in Turori and Hapilopper. She also made an eighth place in Twicetagria, but this was a non-championship race, and a fastest lap in the other non-championship race of the season, in Île Saint-Joseph. During the season, Devereux and her engineer, Anne Siebler, become somewhat closer, and a TV camera captured Siebler kissing her in the paddock, after a moment of anger by Anneliese due to the qualifier in Mattijana. Later, both denied being in a relationship and commented the episode was just a way to make Anneliese calm down after losing control due to the bad result on the track.		Despite the results being far from good, her appearance was noted and she was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains. <ref>https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=37909261#p37909261</ref> By the end of the season, her careful driving earned her a clean sheet, finishing the season with no DNFs. She scored 8 points, with two seventh places in Turori and Hapilopper. She also made an eighth place in Twicetagria, but this was a non-championship race, and a fastest lap in the other non-championship race of the season, in Île Saint-Joseph. During the season, Devereux and her engineer, Anne Siebler, become somewhat closer, and a TV camera captured Siebler kissing her in the paddock, after a moment of anger by Anneliese due to the qualifier in Mattijana. Later, both denied being in a relationship and commented the episode was just a way to make Anneliese calm down after losing control due to the bad result on the track.

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	She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.		She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.

	Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.		Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen as one of the charity ambassadors because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.

	All of her financial and legal endeavours, as well as her personal racing operations, are handled by a company named 7DEV.{{efn\|Once in an interview, she said the company was named "AD Motorsports". In fact, that's one of the brands registered to 7DEV.}}		All of her financial and legal endeavours, as well as her personal racing operations, are handled by a company named 7DEV.{{efn\|Once in an interview, she said the company was named "AD Motorsports". In fact, that's one of the brands registered to 7DEV.}}

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	==World Grand Prix Championship==		==World Grand Prix Championship==
	===TAS Alliance (Season 18)===		===TAS Alliance (Season 18)===
			[[File:Camden 01 - TAS Alliance.png\|thumb\|331x331px\|Moving into WGPC, her first car was a Camden 01, that TAS-Alliance refurbished from the previous season Camden outfit.]]
	Since TAS Alliance was kind of strapped for cash, only one driver could be kept, between her and Athan Lille, the other would need to be a pay driver. She attended the [[Preston]] preseason tryout, finishing with the 4th best time. She was chosen to be the first driver of the team since she was on contract by Harlean, the engine manufacturer. Her confidence was boosted and she was the best in the second official pre-season test, in Xanneria. The team continued its preseason and kept a low-key performance, with her pushing the limit at practices and qualifiers, to test the evolution of the car, which was in fact a refurbished version of the previous year [[Camden N01]]. She finished with first place in some Friday practices at the end of the season. By that time, to attract the attention of social media, TAS-Alliance started a blog for her on its site, where she wrote to her fans and represented the persona of a stingy, materialistic driver. Later, she admitted that was kind of frustrating, even a little humiliating, considering her family and career until the moment.		Since TAS Alliance was kind of strapped for cash, only one driver could be kept, between her and Athan Lille, the other would need to be a pay driver. She attended the [[Preston]] preseason tryout, finishing with the 4th best time. She was chosen to be the first driver of the team since she was on contract by Harlean, the engine manufacturer. Her confidence was boosted and she was the best in the second official pre-season test, in Xanneria. The team continued its preseason and kept a low-key performance, with her pushing the limit at practices and qualifiers, to test the evolution of the car, which was in fact a refurbished version of the previous year [[Camden N01]]. She finished with first place in some Friday practices at the end of the season. By that time, to attract the attention of social media, TAS-Alliance started a blog for her on its site, where she wrote to her fans and represented the persona of a stingy, materialistic driver. Later, she admitted that was kind of frustrating, even a little humiliating, considering her family and career until the moment.

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	For the second half, the team was optimistic, and Anneliese managed another reasonable result, a seventh place in Nekoni. The glory, however, was all for Adriana, that won that race. She seemed to be unsatisfied with her results, and that combined with bad updates from the car made her position in the table start to drop. she stagnated at 38 points from then on, until the end of the season, finishing most races in the lower tens. The best result of Eminent after that was in 7th place by Adriana. By then, she had made amends with the media and started to be a frequent participant in DRIVE, a famous Sunday TV show about cars in RTL, the biggest TV channel in Lisander. She was already considering parting ways with Bitten Heroes, which happened effectively at the end of the season. For the following season, Eminent didn't appear in the first list of entrants, turning her effectively a ''Free Agent''. Eminent would later be confirmed as the 14th team.<ref>https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=40576474#p40576474</ref>		For the second half, the team was optimistic, and Anneliese managed another reasonable result, a seventh place in Nekoni. The glory, however, was all for Adriana, that won that race. She seemed to be unsatisfied with her results, and that combined with bad updates from the car made her position in the table start to drop. she stagnated at 38 points from then on, until the end of the season, finishing most races in the lower tens. The best result of Eminent after that was in 7th place by Adriana. By then, she had made amends with the media and started to be a frequent participant in DRIVE, a famous Sunday TV show about cars in RTL, the biggest TV channel in Lisander. She was already considering parting ways with Bitten Heroes, which happened effectively at the end of the season. For the following season, Eminent didn't appear in the first list of entrants, turning her effectively a ''Free Agent''. Eminent would later be confirmed as the 14th team.<ref>https://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=40576474#p40576474</ref>

	Anneliese's third season started with her knocking on any possible doors, searching for any opportunity. With Bitten Heroes out of the car construction, she started the preseason without big expectations, nor a guaranteed seat. She tested at Scuderia Orange Cow but was refused. Ultimately, she managed to renew her contract with Eminent, and that ended up being a good choice. At the first race, the Grand Prix of Liventia, she managed to get her first win in WGPC. In the following week, a failed tyre strategy by Eminent cost her the race in Togonistan, with her ending the race in her worst-ever result, 27th place. For the fifth week, before the Cocoabo Preservation Grand Prix, she had a lot of commitments to attend. In the end, her performance wasn't the best, yet she managed to climb the ranks from 21st to finish the race in 13th position. The Ramngardian Grand Prix, in Diarcesia, saw her return to good form after a calm, uneventful week. She scored the fourth-best time in Free Practice and then finished the Qualifiers in 15th place. Again, she managed to make good overtakes and reached her second podium of the season, with a third-place finish. She kept on the points for the Nimban Grand Prix, finishing 8th and ending the first half of the season only 2 points behind Cocoabo #23.		Anneliese's third season, [[World Grand Prix Championship 20]], started with her knocking on any possible doors, searching for any opportunity. With Bitten Heroes out of the car construction, she started the preseason without big expectations, nor a guaranteed seat. She tested at Scuderia Orange Cow but was refused. Ultimately, she managed to renew her contract with Eminent, and that ended up being a good choice. At the first race, the Grand Prix of Liventia, she managed to get her first win in WGPC. In the following week, a failed tyre strategy by Eminent cost her the race in Togonistan, with her ending the race in her worst-ever result, 27th place. For the fifth week, before the Cocoabo Preservation Grand Prix, she had a lot of commitments to attend. In the end, her performance wasn't the best, yet she managed to climb the ranks from 21st to finish the race in 13th position. The Ramngardian Grand Prix, in Diarcesia, saw her return to good form after a calm, uneventful week. She scored the fourth-best time in Free Practice and then finished the Qualifiers in 15th place. Again, she managed to make good overtakes and reached her second podium of the season, with a third-place finish. She kept on the points for the Nimban Grand Prix, finishing 8th and ending the first half of the season only 2 points behind Cocoabo #23.

	Unfortunately, both she and Eminent couldn't repeat the good results in the race of Auruna, finishing in 18th place only. For Hapilopper Grand Prix, she complained a lot about a lack of power on the engines after finishing the qualifier in the last position. Considering Anneliese had no positions to lose, the team took the opportunity to check the whole car, which made the driver start from the pits. In the end, Anneliese still managed to finish the race without crashing and in 17th place, a timid improvement but an improvement nonetheless.		Unfortunately, both she and Eminent couldn't repeat the good results in the race of Auruna, finishing in 18th place only. For Hapilopper Grand Prix, she complained a lot about a lack of power on the engines after finishing the qualifier in the last position. Considering Anneliese had no positions to lose, the team took the opportunity to check the whole car, which made the driver start from the pits. In the end, Anneliese still managed to finish the race without crashing and in 17th place, a timid improvement but an improvement nonetheless.For the last rounds of the season, nor Anneliese neither the E20 show much improvement, and even if she kept in contention for the title, on the points table, in the end she finished the championship only a the 10th place.

	==Personal Life==		==Personal Life==
	Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her ~~mid~~-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.		Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her late-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.

	She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.		She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.

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Complete WGPC Results

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	\| championships = 0		\| championships = 0
	\| wins = 1		\| wins = 1
	\| podiums = 2		\| podiums = 3
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	Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her mid-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.		Anneliese Devereux is a woman in her mid-twenties, with brown hair and eyes. For season 19 of WGPC, she had her hair dyed to make it a little redder, but for the following season, she returned to her natural hair colour. She was elected as the prettiest female driver in the grid by Togonistani site Behind the Curtains back in WGPC 18, which initially seemed funny to her. Over time, however, she began to reject this "distinction", preferring to have people talk about her talent on the track, rather than her physical prowess. When she was interviewed by AIR, one of the most widely circulated magazines in the country, she refused the photo shoot, which usually places the interviewees inside expensive clothes by famous designers such as Marina Navarro, Catalina Casamaior and Victor Mariz. Instead, she was photographed wearing a polo shirt from Team Eminent.

	She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her ~~assigned~~ race car number. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. ~~She can also be witty at times~~. Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from a certain musical, and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.		She is regarded as someone quite emotional at times. When she was chosen for the TAS Alliance, some sports columnists criticised her choice by Harlean, "who could have called someone more experienced", and the whole incident became known as "the romance of the new sponsored Cinderella", and that defined her relationship with the media as "not very friendly". She's also quite fond of her favourite race car number, 7. She once spraypainted a test car because they didn't painted her lucky number, seven, on it. Her personality was described as "quite whimsy" on some occasions . Other of her amusing stunts have been answering an entire interview as if she were a cockney flower girl from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Fair_Lady_(film) a certain musical], and setting up a fake interview to sell t-shirts while in Hodori. For some time in her career, she was known by the nickname "Sissie", but parted ways with this nickname.

	Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.		Despite her humble origins, the combination of good looks and good results, as well as the fact of being the sole Lisanderian in the WGPC grid, guaranteed her some favourable sponsorship contracts. She is the Ambassador for "Wishes Foundation", a royal charity that supports orphanages in the Principality. She was chosen because of her connection to the orphaned children cause. She was the first athlete in the principality to launch a Fan Token, called FT_DEV.
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	\| 10th, driving for Eminent WGPC Team.		\| 10th, driving for Eminent WGPC Team.
	\|		\| Returned to Eminent, as a pay driver
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	\|style="background:#;"\| '''8th*'''		\|style="background:#;"\| '''10th'''
	\|style="background:#;"\| '''45*'''		\|style="background:#;"\| '''45'''
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	\| nationality = {{flagicon\|Lisander}} Lisanderian		\| nationality = {{flagicon\|Lisander}} Lisanderian
	\| birth_name = Anneliese Letícia Devereux Monte		\| birth_name = Anneliese Letícia Devereux Monte
	\| birth_date = February 23, ~~1996~~ (age 27)		\| birth_date = February 23, 1997 (age 27)
	\| birth_place = Soria, [[Lisander]]		\| birth_place = Soria, [[Lisander]]
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	'''Anneliese Letícia Devereux Monte''' is a [[Lisanderian\|Lisander]] racing driver who is racing for [[Eminent WGPC Team \|Eminent]] in [[World Grand Prix Championship 20\|WGPC]]. Then supported by Harlean Motors, a local sportscars manufacturer, she was the star of TAS Alliance Racing, the lisanderian team that joined WGPC 18. She finished that season in 22nd place. Following, she moved to WGP2, where she started to receive backing from [[Bitten Heroes Grand Prix Engineering\|Bitten Heroes Academy]] while driving for the Hodoran team, [[PrismRiver Racing]]. She finished fifteenth in the [[World Grand Prix Two Season 4\|WGP2 Season 4]], returning definitely for WGPC in the following season for Eminent, a team co-owned by Bitten Heroes and Fireline Motorsports. She repeated the fifteenth position. For WGPC20, she returned to the purple team, ~~now~~ with the sponsorship of the government-backed Wishes Foundation.		'''Anneliese Letícia Devereux Monte''' is a [[Lisanderian\|Lisander]] racing driver who is racing for [[Eminent WGPC Team \|Eminent]] in [[World Grand Prix Championship 20\|WGPC]]. Then supported by Harlean Motors, a local sportscars manufacturer, she was the star of TAS Alliance Racing, the lisanderian team that joined WGPC 18. She finished that season in 22nd place. Following, she moved to WGP2, where she started to receive backing from [[Bitten Heroes Grand Prix Engineering\|Bitten Heroes Academy]] while driving for the Hodoran team, [[PrismRiver Racing]]. She finished fifteenth in the [[World Grand Prix Two Season 4\|WGP2 Season 4]], returning definitely for WGPC in the following season for Eminent, a team co-owned by Bitten Heroes and Fireline Motorsports. She repeated the fifteenth position. For WGPC20, she returned to the purple team, with the sponsorship of the government-backed Wishes Foundation.

	==Early Life and education==		==Early Life and education==

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Racing Record

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	\| ~~Season in progress~~, driving for Eminent WGPC Team.		\| 10th, driving for Eminent WGPC Team.
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