Kaylan Racing Team - Revision history

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-| data10  = 88. {{flagicon|Tumbra}} [[Ted Pressley]] <br> 83. {{flagicon|Chromatika}} [[Anola Melani]]
+| data10  = 88. {{flagicon|Tumbra}} [[Ted Pressley]] <br> 12. {{flagicon|Togonistan}} [[Darian Vilau]]
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-'''Kaylan Racing Team''' is the racing division of Togonistani motor vehicle manufacturer [[Kaylan]] and a racing team based in Tushlark, [[Togonistan]]. The team competed in [[World Grand Prix Championship 19]] and also runs a team in [[Togonistan Track Racing League]].
+'''Kaylan Racing Team''' is the racing division of Togonistani motor vehicle manufacturer [[Kaylan]] and a racing team based in Tushlark, [[Togonistan]]. The team competes in [[World Grand Prix Championship]] and also runs a team in [[Togonistan Track Racing League]].
 ==History==
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 Despite showing promising results in the pre-season testing, the team's first season in WGPC started difficult. Kaylan drivers managed to finish in points for the first two races of the season, followed by a streak of non-points finishes until Filindostan Grand Prix, where Ted Pressley brought Kaylan their first WGPC podium finishing 2nd. Kaylan Racing Team eventually finished the season on 9th place in the Constructors Standings with 58 points.
 ====Complete WGPC Series Results====
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 | {{flagicon|GRU}} [[David Findlay]] ||WGP2
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-| {{flagicon|Togonistan}} [[Miles Tulau]] ||AOGP
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>Togonistan: /* Complete WGP2 Series Results */

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Complete WGP2 Series Results

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>Togonistan at 19:52, 29 January 2022

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	===Season 19===		===Season 19===

	Following their WGP2 Constructors title, Kaylan's CEO Ralph Felan said that the team would be interested in stepping up to WGPC for the next season. A month prior to the start of Season 19, Kaylan Racing Team's social media accounts posted that the team had reached an agreement with WGPO to participate in the 19th season of World Grand Prix Championship. With the team shifting the assets of their former WGP2 operations to compete in WGPC, the team kept their core membership from their previous WGP2 season. Kaylan announced that they will not be operating a factory team in [[World Grand Prix Two Season 5\|WGP2 Season 5]], forming a partnership with [[Domerton Motorsports]] instead to serve as a junior team to Kaylan. At the start of the season, Kaylan announced that they would keep their former WGP2 line-up of Anola Melani and Ted Pressley, along with Darian Vilau remaining as the team's test driver. For their first season in WGPC, Kaylan unveiled a new WGPC-spec engine named Taika 1 to power Kaylan's new T180 chassis in the championship.		Following their WGP2 Constructors title, Kaylan's CEO Ralph Felan said that the team would be interested in stepping up to WGPC for the next season. A month prior to the start of [[World Grand Prix Championship 19\|Season 19]], Kaylan Racing Team's social media accounts posted that the team had reached an agreement with WGPO to participate in the 19th season of World Grand Prix Championship. With the team shifting the assets of their former WGP2 operations to compete in WGPC, the team kept their core membership from their previous WGP2 season. Kaylan announced that they will not be operating a factory team in [[World Grand Prix Two Season 5\|WGP2 Season 5]], forming a partnership with [[Domerton Motorsports]] instead to serve as a junior team to Kaylan. At the start of the season, Kaylan announced that they would keep their former WGP2 line-up of Anola Melani and Ted Pressley, along with Darian Vilau remaining as the team's test driver. For their first season in WGPC, Kaylan unveiled a new WGPC-spec engine named Taika 1 to power Kaylan's new T180 chassis in the championship.

	Despite showing promising results in the pre-season testing, the team's first season in WGPC started difficult. Kaylan drivers managed to finish in points for the first two races of the season, followed by a streak of non-points finishes until Filindostan Grand Prix, where Ted Pressley brought Kaylan their first WGPC podium finishing 2nd. Kaylan Racing Team eventually finished the season on 9th place in the Constructors Standings with 58 points.		Despite showing promising results in the pre-season testing, the team's first season in WGPC started difficult. Kaylan drivers managed to finish in points for the first two races of the season, followed by a streak of non-points finishes until Filindostan Grand Prix, where Ted Pressley brought Kaylan their first WGPC podium finishing 2nd. Kaylan Racing Team eventually finished the season on 9th place in the Constructors Standings with 58 points.

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	\|rowspan=3\| [[Deyoze]]		\|rowspan=3\| [[Deyoze]]
	\|		\|
	\|[[Alikki-Corra Street Course\|~~VIL~~<br>FEA]]		\|[[Alikki-Corra Street Course\|V&T<br>FEA]]
	\|[[Alikki-Corra Street Course\|~~VIL~~<br>SPR]]		\|[[Alikki-Corra Street Course\|V&T<br>SPR]]
	\|[[Drummond Vale Race Circuit\|CBP<br>FEA]]		\|[[Drummond Vale Race Circuit\|CBP<br>FEA]]
	\|[[Drummond Vale Race Circuit\|CBP<br>SPR]]		\|[[Drummond Vale Race Circuit\|CBP<br>SPR]]