World Grand Prix Championship 21

WGPC Season 21

Races	10
Start Event	Abovian Grand Prix
End Event	Liventian Grand Prix
WGPC 20	WGPC 22

The World Grand Prix Championship 21 is the twenty-first season of the World Grand Prix Championship (WGPC). The championship was contested over ten Grands Prix, starting with the Abovian Grand Prix and concluding with the Liventian Grand Prix.

A record-breaking thirty-two drivers and fifteen teams competed for the titles of World Drivers' Champion and World Constructors' Champion, respectively. Ted Pressley won the title of World Drivers' Champion, leading Ælund Stølskapp Grand Prix to a Constructor's Championship.

Entries

The following constructors and drivers are under contract to compete in the World Championship. Each team is required to enter at least two drivers, one for each of the mandatory two cars:

Team	Constructor	Chassis	Engine	Tyre	#	Race Drivers	Rounds	Test Driver
Ælund Stølskapp Grand Prix	Ælund	AGP-007	Ælund CMYK-T20V8H	Tropicorp	88	Ted Pressley	1-6	Terho Talvela
					89	Abdoulaye Goita	1-6
Sturmburgher Cygnus Motorsport Team	Cygnus-Sturmburgher	C102	Sturmburgher PD02/25	Brimstone	1	Brendan Faloe	1-6
					85	Olivia Stone	1-6
Eminent WGPC Team	Eminent-Sidus	E21	Sidus 616W-1	Blue Sulphurate	7	Anneliese Devereux	1-5
					40	Adriana Ela Kowalski Lillian	1-5
Hodori Innovations Technology Evolution NEO Grand Prix Team	HiTEN.gpt-Franklin	TBA	Franklin Motorsport WGP-X2	Brimstone	10	Ankei Souzare	1-6
					95	Hanna Berezowska	1-6
Hülkenberger Motorengesellschaft Grosser Preis GmbH	HMG-Preston	H01.1	Preston Autos Skychief V6	Tropicorp	14	Skiia Vialiv	1-6	Bryce Yannec
					74	Adonis Fitzpatrick	1-6
Kissan Motorsport	KISMO	KSH03	Kissan Motors KS.APEX-01	Solymok	55	Gil Langdon	1-6	Batu Tüvshinbayar Zsanett Bokor
					58	Shuhei Kamado	1-6
Nexus Racing	Nexus Racing-Paragon Warp	UHSGV-6	Paragon Warp Array v3.3.2.14	Phoenician-In Motion	17	Janne Laukkanen	1-6
					94	Ryker Lane	1-6
Piers Ivchenko Motorsports with Bungschen Bombs	Piers Ivchenko-UrGa	TBA	UrGa ZhS-1000	Brimstone	21	Nik Hazrin Lutfi	1-6
					51	R.L. Cruisin	1-6
Pressley-Kim Racing Engineering	Pressley-Tropicorp	PRE-025	Tropicorp TRE-2T24V8	Tropicorp	22	Nini Johnsilvaturr	1-6	Sophie McCreary
					27	Dario Nülkeschläger	1-6
Preston Autos Grand Prix Racing Preston Autos Grand Prix Racing	Preston	PGP-04	Preston Autos Skychief V6	Brimstone	82	Kinu Luminna	1-6	Rudy Edwards
					84	Angela Stella Tan Fang Ling	1-6
Grand Prix Auto Pryfors Bilar	Pryfors Bilar	PF-3	Pryfors Bilar VelFire VF-21	Phoenician-In Motion	33	Sam Blaatschapen	1-6
					37	Laura Haukanna	1-6
Race Eelandii V&T Racer World Grand Prix Motorworks	Race Eelandii-Tropicorp	TBA	Tropicorp TRE-2T24V8	Tropicorp	23	Cocoabo #23	1-6
					77	iBen Toralmintii	1-6
Urotovsky-Gatutin General Machine Building Enterprise Motorsports Division	UrGa	GPC21-2	UrGa ZhS-1000	Solymok	63	Nepö Kinder	1-6	Lane Carter Zsanett Bokor
					66	Vincent von Visp	1-6
Viska Racing	Viska	VK-04HS	Viska Re:Genesis VT-250F/H-IIS "Kiiruja"	Phoenician-In Motion	12	Ron Sommer	1-6
					96	William Archer	1-6
WGPC Motorworks	WGPC Motorworks-Franklin	TBA	Franklin Motorsport WGP-X2	Blue Sulphurate	9	Batu Tüvshinbayar	4-6	N/A
					13	Pierre-Louis Archer	1-6
					16	Azalia Kawakai	1-3
					18	Giancarlo Rahel	1-6
					30	Otto Markul	1-3
					91	Naveen Kalkar	4-6

Team changes

Exited the WGPC

Four teams, all in the bottom four finishing positions of WGPC 20, did not return for WGPC 21:

• After competing in the prior two seasons, scoring a total of 105 points, Kaylan Racing Team did not return.
• Carvenlo Racing, after having run their fifteenth intermittent WGPC season during WGPC 20 and finishing 13th, chose not to return for a third consecutive season.
• Sivaleinen LCR Origas, after finishing 14th in WGPC 20, did not return.
• Scuderia Orange Cow, after finishing 12th in WGPC 20, chose to suspend their WGPC operations instead of renewing their license for the season.
• Preston Autos Grand Prix Engineering became a bi-national team before the Nimban Grand Prix, coming under the partial ownership of Valentine Z.
• Eminent WGPC Team had its team license revoked following the mid-season break.

Entered the WGPC

• Kissan Motorsport returned to WGPC competition for the season. The team last competed in WGPC 16, after which they sold their WGPC operations to Badai Angin Tim Motorsport.
• HMG Grand Prix, after a 13th place campaign in the WGP2 Season 6 Teams' Championship, opted to promote themselves to the WGPC.
• HiTEN.gpt, an all-new team from Hodori, joined the WGPC for this season.
• Piers Ivchenko Motorsports was admitted to the WGPC after initially missing the season entry list, after the revocation of GPA Pryfors Bilar's license. Pryfors Bilar would later be reinstated by the WGPO, while also retaining Piers Ivchenko's entry.
• The season also marked the return of WGPC Motorworks, after the WGPO's works outfit sat out WGPC 20. The team is based in Liventia and is supplied by Franklin Motorsport engines and Blue Sulphurate tyres.

Name and Supplier Changes

• UrGa GMBE Motorsports Division will have their in-house engine this season, replacing Preston Autos, and will also supply engines to Piers Ivchenko Motorsport. They also switched tyre suppliers from Tropicorp to Solymok, with the latter making their return to WGPC competition.
• Tropicorp-Colourworks Grand Prix regained its original Ælund Grand Prix branding, reflecting a change in ownership structure following the clearance from Abovian authorities of their WGPC operations. They switched engine suppliers from Tropicorp to their in-house engine in a similar move with UrGa, but retained Tropicorp as their tyre supplier. Ælund initially featured title sponsorship from Nordenflyg, before displacing them with Stølskapp prior to the pre-season tests.
• In parallel with UrGa and Ælund, Cygnus Motorsport Team switched from using customer engines, Tropicorp in their case, to an in-house engine program supported by Esmerelian automaker Sturmburgher. They also switched tyre suppliers from Tropicorp to Brimstone.
• Preston Autos Grand Prix Racing also switched tyre suppliers from Tropicorp to Brimstone.
• Tumbran outfit Pressley gained co-ownership by Thomas Kim, becoming Pressley-Kim Racing Engineering. They switched engine and tyre suppliers from Kaylan and Brusteinn to become a Tropicorp customer team.
• Fireline Motorsports parted ways with Eminent WGPC Team, leaving the team fully administered under Lisanderian control. They changed tyre suppliers from Phoenician-In Motion to Blue Suphurate.

All other teams, namely Viska Racing, Race Eelandii, GPA Pryfors Bilar, and Nexus Racing, retained their engine and tyre suppliers from last season.

Driver changes

Pre-season changes

• The exit of Kaylan, Carvenlo, Scuderia Orange Cow, and Sivaleinen left a number of drivers without a racing seat for WGPC 21: Darian Vilau (27th in WDC), Dom Falepeau (22nd in WDC), Jordan Crowe (NC in WDC), Batu Tüvshinbayar (19th in WDC), Kingston Walcott (24th in WDC), and Lillý Náttmörðsdóttir (25th in WDC). Ted Pressley was signed to Ælund Grand Prix to replace Ji So-Yeong, while R.L. Cruisin was signed to Piers Ivchenko Motorsports to ensure that his record for the most consecutive seasons spent in WGPC will be extended by at least a season. Tüvshinbayar would later find a test and reserve driver seat at KISMO during the off-season.
• Despite contributing to UrGa's first World Constuctors' Championship on debut in WGPC 20, Skiia Vialiv and Adonis Fitzpatrick were both not retained by the team for this season. They were replaced by Nepö Kinder who was promoted from being their test and reserve driver, and Vincent von Visp, making his season debut. The pair they replaced would find themselves driving for HMG Grand Prix this season.
• Pressley Racing decided to not retain their last season's lineup of Sophie McCreary and Bryce Yannec, with the former finishing 6th in the WDC. Nini Johnsilvaturr, who finished 3rd in WGP Season 6, was promoted from their WGP2 team, while Dario Nülkeschläger, who was the team's test and reserve driver last season, was promoted to drive for the team for this season. McCreary would take Nülkeschläger's place as the team's test and reserve driver for this season, effectively swapping seats within the team. Yannec meanwhile became the test and reserve driver for HMG Grand Prix.
• Cygnus did not extend Angela Stella Tan Fang Ling's contract beyond WGPC 20, choosing to promote test driver Olivia Stone to pair up with World Drivers' Champion Brendan Faloe. Stella would find a seat at Preston Autos, pairing up with Kinu Luminna, previously the test and reserve driver for Viska Racing. The two replaced William Archer, who would go on to sign for Viska Racing, and Rudy Edwards, which the Hapiloppian team demoted to being their test and reserve driver. Viska paired William Archer with Katzeburgian driver Ron Sommer, replacing both Aaron Deering and Sara Luna.
• Ælund Grand Prix parted ways with WGPC 19 World Drivers' Champion iBen Toralmintii, replacing him with Abdoulaye Goita, who returned to WGPC after two seasons' absence. The Turorian would make his way to Race Eelandii VTGP to replace Lane Carter, with the TJUN-ian moving to a test and reserve driver role with UrGa along with Zsanett Bokor. Bokor would also be appointed as a test and reserve driver for KISMO as both teams are supplied by Solymok.
• With five teams either entering or returning to WGPC this season (HMG Grand Prix, KISMO, HiTEN.gpt, Piers Ivchenko Motorsports, and WGPC Motorworks), the following drivers will make their WGPC debut this season: Gil Langdon, Shuhei Kamado, Ankei Souzare, Hanna Berezowska, Nik Hazrin Lutfi, Pierre-Louis Archer, Azalia Kawakai, Giancarlo Rahel, and Otto Markul. Of these drivers, Archer is the only one with WGP2 experience, finishing 17th in the WGP2 Drivers' Championship in Season 6.
• Only three teams retained the same lineup from last season: Nexus Racing, GPA Pryfors Bilar, and Eminent.

Mid-season changes

• WGPC Motorworks dropped Azalia Kawakai and Otto Markul after the Nimban Grand Prix, despite the latter scoring the only points scoring position for the team. They were replaced by Batu Tüvshinbayar and Naveen Kalkar.

Regulation changes

Sporting regulations

• The number of cars allowed to start a Grand Prix was decreased from 28 to 26. While this initially lined up with the WGPO's intent to have a maximum of 13 teams on the entry list, 15 teams were ultimately accepted. The reduction in grid size marks the first season since WGPC 14 where drivers are at risk of failing to qualify for a Grand Prix, discounting the WGPC Motorworks entries in seasons 18 and 19. This rule was repealed starting from the Grand Prix d'Île Saint-Joseph, after the revocation of Eminent's team license after the mid-season break meant that the non-Motorworks grid reduced to 26 cars.
• In each Grand Prix, the top 26 qualifying times, subject to the 107% rule, qualify for the race. The WGPC Motorworks entries, as with previous seasons, will operate under a slightly different rule: no more than two Motorworks drivers will be eligible to qualify for a Grand Prix. Should more than two qualify in the top 26, any drivers behind the faster two will be skipped over in determining the starting grid. The number of qualifiers was raised to 28 starting from the Grand Prix d'Île Saint-Joseph.
• Additional pre-qualifying sessions will take place for the sprint races at the Patriotlandian and Ajian Grands Prix, as these races' grids are set by championship position. The bottom eight drivers in the Drivers' Championship at each race will pre-qualify for the final two spots on the grid in the sprint; the feature races will feature qualifying with all drivers as normal.

Calendar

The WGPC 21 calendar comprises three pre-season tests and ten Grands Prix. The Patriotlandian and Ajian Grands Prix are set to feature the sprint race format, returning after its absence the previous season. In a departure from previous seasons, there are no mid-season tests, instead featuring a one-week break between the fifth and sixth rounds of the championship.

Schedule of championship races

Round	Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
1	Abovian Grand Prix	Fjellutfordring, Avsidesliggendevuoret	23 February
2	Doubeinese Grand Prix	Queensland Street Circuit, Queensland	2 March
3	Nimban Grand Prix	Crossbay Circuit, Nimbus Bay	9 March
4	Turorian Grand Prix	Eelandii Grand Prix Course, Eelandii	16 March
5	Patriotlandian Grand Prix	Ridgeline Raceway, Vilnay	Sprint Race: 21 March Feature Race: 23 March
6	Ajian Grand Prix	Serizawa Racing Circuit, Serizawa	Sprint Race: 4 April Feature Race: 6 April
7	Île Saint-Joseph Grand Prix	Circuit d'Arès, Île Saint-Joseph	13 April
8	Hapiloppian Grand Prix	Hapilopper City Grand Prix Circuit, Hapilopper City	20 April
9	Esmerelian Grand Prix	Forest Cross International Raceway, Vertress	27 April
10	Liventian Grand Prix	Talbott Autodrome, Talbott	4 May

Schedule of other events

Event	Event type	Circuit	Date
WGPC Pre-season Test #1	Pre-season test	Montelago International Circuit, Montelago	1-2 February
WGPC Pre-season Test #2	Pre-season test	Ikasamo Speedway, Ikasamo	8-9 February
WGPC Pre-season Test #3	Pre-season test	Akresna Circuit, Akresna	14-16 February

Calendar changes

• Several circuits that held either Grands Prix or testing events during WGPC 20 did not return to the calendar for WGPC 21:
  • The Togonistani Grand Prix was dropped from the calendar after no Togonistani circuit was submitted.
  • The Cocoabo Preservation Grand Prix, while submitted for consideration, ultimately did not make the calendar.
  • The same was true for the Ramgardian Grand Prix, marking the first WGPC season without a visit to Diarcesia since WGPC 18.
  • The Tumbran Grand Prix was planned to be moved to the Couno Harbor Circuit, which first hosted a race event during WGP2 Season 6. However, the Grand Prix did not materialise for WGPC 21.
  • The Gernache Circuit and Astena Asterwynth Circuit were both not submitted for consideration after being used as preseason and midseason testing circuits, respectively, in WGPC 20.
  • The Aurun Grand Prix, while avoiding being dropped from the calendar altogether, was relegated to a preseason testing event.
• Several circuits that have previously held WGPC events, but did not hold a race event during WGPC 20, returned to the calendar for WGPC 21:
  • The Turorian Grand Prix is scheduled to return as the fourth round of the season, being promoted to a race date after serving as a preseason test in WGPC 20. The event, to be held at the Eelandii Grand Prix Course, last hosted a Grand Prix in WGPC 19.
  • The Ajian Grand Prix also returns to the calendar, and is scheduled as the sixth round. WGPC last visited the event, at the Serizawa Racing Circuit, in WGPC 16 when it replaced the canceled Liventian Grand Prix on short notice as the season's second round. It will be the first time in WGPC that the venue will be held in a sprint-feature race weekend format, though the last WGP2 race event held at the circuit had this format as well.
  • The Ile Saint-Joseph Grand Prix, held on the city streets of the tiny island nation, makes its Grand Prix debut this season as the seventh round, having held a race event during WGP2 Season 3 and a non-championship race in WGPC 18.
• Two Grands Prix for WGPC 21 are scheduled to be held on tracks entirely new to the WGPC scene:
  • The Doubeinese Grand Prix, at the Queensland Street Circuit, made its debut this season as the second round.
  • The Patriotlandian Grand Prix is scheduled to make its debut at the Ridgeline Raceway, as the fifth round. It will be the first of two Grands Prix held in a sprint-feature race weekend format, the other being the Ajian Grand Prix.
• The remaining Grands Prix on the schedule were all retained from WGPC 20. All five, however, had their positions in the schedule changed:
  • The Abovian Grand Prix was moved forward from the penultimate round of WGPC 20 to the first round of WGPC 21.
  • The Nimban Grand Prix will be moved forward from the fifth round of WGPC 20 to the third round of WGPC 21.
  • The Hapiloppian Grand Prix will be moved back from the seventh round of WGPC 20 to the eighth round of WGPC 21.
  • The Esmerelian Grand Prix will be moved forward from the final round of WGPC 20 to the penultimate round of WGPC 21.
  • The Liventian Grand Prix will be moved back from the first round of WGPC 20 to the final round of WGPC 21.
• The WGPC made a return to Hodori after missing the nation for the first time in WGPC 20. The event, however, held at the Ikasamo Speedway for the first time, was only a testing event.
• The WGPC also visited the nation of Crpostran for the first time, as the Montelago International Circuit was the site of the first official pre-season test.

Results and Standings

Grands Prix

Round	Grand Prix	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning constructor	Report
1	Abovian Grand Prix	Janne Laukkanen	Nik Hazrin Lutfi	Janne Laukkanen	Nexus Racing-Paragon Warp	Report
2	Doubeinese Grand Prix	Laura Haukanna	Olivia Stone	Ted Pressley	Ælund Stølskapp Grand Prix	Report
3	Nimban Grand Prix	Janne Laukkanen	Ryker Lane	R.L. Cruisin	Piers Ivchenko-UrGa	Report
4	Turori Grand Prix	Dario Nülkeschläger	Gil Langdon	Dario Nülkeschläger	Pressley-Kim Racing Engineering	Report
5	Patriotlandian Grand Prix Sprint Race	iBen Toralmintii	Ted Pressley	Ryker Lane	Nexus Racing	Report
	Patriotlandian Grand Prix Feature Race	Gil Langdon	Angela Stella Tan Fang Ling	Ron Sommer	Viska Racing	Report
6	Ajian Grand Prix Sprint Race	Vincent von Visp	Batu Tüvshinbayar	Vincent von Visp	Urotovsky-Gatutin General Machine Building Enterprise Motorsports Division	Report
	Ajian Grand Prix Feature Race	Skiia Vialiv	Dario Nülkeschläger	R.L. Cruisin	Piers Ivchenko-UrGa	Report
7	Île Saint-Joseph Grand Prix	Ted Pressley	Adonis Fitzpatrick	Ted Pressley	Ælund Stølskapp Grand Prix	Report
8	Hapiloppian Grand Prix	Gil Langdon	Cocoabo #23	Gil Langdon	Kissan Motorsport	Report
9	Esmerelian Grand Prix	iBen Toralmintii	Dario Nülkeschlager	Ryker Lane	Nexus Racing-Paragon Warp	Report
10	Liventian Grand Prix	Ron Sommer	Vincent von Visp	iBen Toralmintii	Race Eelandii V&T Racer World Grand Prix Motorworks	Report

Scoring System

Points are awarded to the top ten classified drivers. After its absence in WGPC 20, the fastest lap point returned for this season. Furthermore, one additional point is now given to the driver who finishes in fourth place, in comparison to previous seasons under this points system. In the case of a tie on points, a countback system was used where the driver with the most Grand Prix wins was ranked higher (if the number of wins was identical, then the number of second places was considered, and so on).

The points are awarded for every race using the following system:

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	FL
Points	25	18	14	11	8	6	4	3	2	1	1

The sprint races at the Patriotlandian and Ajian Grands Prix will award points as follows to the top eight classified drivers:

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th
Points	8	7	6	5	4	5	2	1

Drivers' Championship

Pos Driver ABL DOU NIM TUR PAT ANM ISJ HAP ESM LEN Pts SPR FEA SPR FEA 1 Ted Pressley 2 1 9 Ret 8 F 5 18 Ret 1 P Ret 4 2 108 2 R.L. Cruisin 16 3 1 13 5 Ret 20 1 2 3 Ret 7 104 3 Ryker Lane 6 21 11 F 2 1 22 9 2 20 22 1 21 76 4 iBen Toralmintii 18 13 12 5 3 P 13 10 19 4 17 2 P 1 68 5 Janne Laukkanen 1 P 4 4 P 10 9 7 8 10 11 8 12 4 68 6 Dario Nülkeschläger 4 23 8 1 P 14 3 11 5 F 27† 18 10 F 12 64 7 Gil Langdon 15 10 10 14 F 16 2 P 6 22 16 1 P 15 3 63 8 Abdoulaye Goita Ret 2 17 4 7 Ret 4 4 3 Ret 11 14 61 9 Ron Sommer 9 14 6 16 11 1 3 14 17 24 6 5 P 53 10 Laura Haukanna 8 5 P 25 3 6 8 2 Ret 6 11 Ret 15 44 11 Nini Johnsilvaturr 14 24 19 17 23 12 12 8 5 2 3 11 43 12 Vincent von Visp 12 11 7 6 2 10 1 P DNQ 13 15 14 6 F 33 13 Angela Stella Tan Fang Ling 23 26 24 DNQ DNQ 21 F 24 3 12 4 24 Ret 26 14 Nepö Kinder 19 8 2 12 15 23 7 23 9 12 16 19 25 15 Adonis Fitzpatrick 7 20 3 DNQ 4 DNQ 16 17 15 F 20 Ret Ret 24 16 Brendan Faloe 3 6 14 15 17 14 15 15 22 10 21 9 23 17 Kinu Luminna 25† 9 5 21 19 9 13 20 7 6 17 24 22 18 Skiia Vialiv DNQ 19 23 19 DNQ 6 Ret 7 P 14 5 9 18 20 19 Cocoabo #23 22 16 22 9 10 4 21 24 10 Ret F 8 Ret 18 20 William Archer 21 15 21 8 25 15 Ret 6 18 9 18 13 11 21 Hanna Berezowska 5 DNQ 15 18 12 18 19 18 19 21 19 22 8 22 Pierre-Louis Archer 24 17 DNQ DNQ DNQ 16 DNQ 25 DNQ 13 5 16 8 23 Sakiteno Kuyara 7 8 7 24 Olivia Stone 10 25 F 18 Ret 22 Ret 5 11 23 25 13 17 6 25 Naveen Kalkar DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 9 26 7 DNQ DNQ 6 26 Shuhei Kamado 13 DNQ 20 7 13 17 14 13 21 4 27 Otto Markul DNQ 7 DNQ 4 28 Batu Tüvshinbayar 22 DNQ 19 17 F 21 8 19 20 10 4 29 Nik Hazrin Lutfi 11 F 12 16 11 18 11 22 16 Ret 1 27 Sam Blaatschapen 20 DNQ DNQ 23 24 20 DNQ 12 24 23 Ret Ret 0 28 Adriana Ela Kowalski Lillian DNQ 18 13 Ret 21 DNQ 0 31 Anneliese Devereux 17 22 26 DNQ Ret DNQ 0 32 Giancarlo Rahel DNQ DNQ DNQ 20 20 DNQ 23 26 25 16 23 20 0 33 Azalia Kawakai DNQ DNQ DNQ 0 34 Ankei Souzare DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 0 P - Driver qualified in pole position. F - Driver set the fastest lap of the race / feature race. † - Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as they had completed 90% of the race distance. Constructors' Championship Pos Driver ABL DOU NIM TUR PAT ANM ISJ HAP ESM LEN Pts SPR FEA SPR FEA 1 Ælund Stølskapp Grand Prix 2 1 9 4 7 5 4 4 1 P Ret 4 2 169 Ret 2 17 Ret 8 F Ret 18 Ret 3 Ret 11 14 2 Nexus-Paragon Warp 1 P 4 4 P 2 1 7 8 2 11 8 1 4 144 6 21 11 F 10 9 22 9 10 20 22 12 21 3 Pressley-Tropicorp 4 23 8 1 P 14 3 11 5 F 5 2 3 11 107 14 24 19 17 23 12 12 8 27† 18 10 F 12 4 Piers Ivchenko-UrGa 11 F 3 1 11 5 11 20 1 2 3 22 7 105 16 12 16 13 18 Ret 22 16 Ret 14 Ret 23 5 Race Eelandii VTGP-Tropicorp 18 13 12 5 3 P 4 10 19 4 17 2 P 1 86 22 16 22 9 10 13 21 24 10 Ret F 8 Ret 6 KISMO 13 10 10 7 13 2 P 6 13 16 1 P 15 3 68 15 DNQ 20 14 F 16 17 14 22 21 19 1920 10 7 Viska 9 14 6 8 11 1 3 6 17 9 6 5 P 64 21 15 21 16 25 15 Ret 14 18 24 18 13 8 UrGa 12 8 2 6 2 10 1 P 23 9 12 14 6 F 58 19 11 7 12 15 23 7 DNQ 13 15 16 19 9 Preston 23 9 5 21 19 9 13 3 7 4 17 24 48 25† 26 24 DNQ DNQ 21 F 24 20 12 6 24 Ret 10 Pryfors Bilar 8 5 P 25 3 6 8 2 12 6 11 Ret 15 44 20 DNQ DNQ 23 24 20 DNQ Ret 24 23 Ret Ret 11 HMG-Preston 7 19 3 19 4 6 16 7 P 14 5 9 18 44 DNQ 20 23 DNQ DNQ DNQ Ret 17 15 F 20 Ret Ret 12 Cygnus-Sturmburgher 3 6 14 15 17 14 5 11 22 10 13 9 29 10 25 F 18 Ret 22 Ret 15 15 15 F 25 21 17 13 WGPC Motorworks-Franklin 24 7 DNQ 20 20 16 17 F 9 8 7 5 16 21 DNQ 17 DNQ 22 DNQ 19 23 21 25 13 23 20 DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 25 26 16 DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 26 DNQ 14 HiTEN.gpt-Franklin 5 DNQ 15 18 12 18 19 18 19 21 7 8 15 DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ 19 22 NC Eminent-Sidus 17 18 13 Ret 21 DNQ 0 DNQ 22 26 DNQ Ret DNQ P - Driver qualified in pole position. F - Driver set the fastest lap of the race / feature race. † - Driver did not finish the race, but was classified as they had completed 90% of the race distance. Note: Rows are not related to the drivers; within each constructor, individual Grand Prix standings are sorted purely based on final race classification. Notes