Race Review for Round 8 of the FSR World Championship at Hockenheim, Germany

Driver Interviews for Round 7 of the World Championship featuring Daniel Kiss and Fran Lopez.

Round 7 of the FSR World Championship took place at the Silverstone track and it proved to have a very interesting start.

Muhammed Patel makes it 4 out of 5 with his win in FSR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Australian GP. The british Musto Racing driver crossed the line ahead of Martin Gosbee (Flag-to-Flag  Brehm GP) and Jernej Simoncic (GhostSpeed Racing).

With a perfect race, Jernej Simoncic won Formula SimRacing World Championship Canadian Grand Prix. GhostSpeed Racing driver crossed he line ahead of the championship leader Muhammed Patel (Musto Racing), who had won all previous three GP's this season, while an impressive Martin Gosbee (Flag-to-Flag Brehm) completed the podium with his third place.   

Three wins out of three races for Muhammed Patel, with the british driver of Musto Racing crossing the finish line for first during the turkish GP. Podium is completed by Martin Stefanko (Avid Chronic Racing) in second place and Jernej Simoncic (GhostSpeed Racing) in third.

Final Preview for teams in Formula SimRacing's Top Division. This time we preview Netrex Grand Prix!

Penultimate round of previews for teams in Formula SimRacing's Top Division. This time we preview Born2Win!

Eighth round of previews for teams in Formula SimRacing's Top Division. This time we preview GhostSpeed Engineering!

7th round of previews for teams in Formula SimRacing's Top Division. This time we preview VBMadCape!

Sander Kallas, of NetRex Grand Prix, has won Round 8 of the Formula-SimRacing ACE Division in treacherous wet conditions. He was closely followed home by Adam Maguire in 2nd for GhostSpeed Racing Team while Jos Araneda, for Invictus Motorsport, crossed the line in 3rd.  

Just like in PRO Division, ACE category Australian GP was taken by a first time winner in the season, as Rudy van Buren (MadCape) managed to win the race ahead of Felix van Delft (Flag-to-Flag Orange) and Sander Kallas (NetRex GP).

First win of the season for Felix van Delft at the Canadian GP of Formula SimRacing ACE series. Flag-to-Flag driver crossed the finish line ahead of championship leader Sander Kallas (NetRex Grand Prix) and Dewald Nel (Deltec Racing Team) who climbed the lowest spot of the podium.     

After Parvez in PRO, Sergi Heras was the second first time winner in Formula Simracing during turkish GP week-end, grabbing the first place at the finish line in the ACE division. Behind him, Lucas Alves (NetRex TPL) and Georg Winter (Avid Chronic Racing) on the podium. 

With the 3rd Round of 2016’s FSR ACE season to be rescheduled after technical issues on the particular race day the season break has basically vanished for ACE drivers. However 5 weeks of break are almost over and the ACE paddock is preparing itself for the 2nd season half to start on 20th of August at Spa-Francochamps.

It was Alvaro Torres who clinched the victory in the first race in the FSR ACE Division of 2016, after an absence in 2015. 

Round Seventh of the 2015 FSR Ace championship took place in Germany, at Hockenheim.

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve welcomed the Fifth round of the FSR Ace championship.

Despite forecasts it was cloudy in Bahrain, Fourth round of FSR season. Eros Masciulli joked about predicting the first wet race in Sakhir desert. 

Hoyer and Gergis dominate race but penalties set back the ACR pair.  Kiss gains another win after early trouble.

Jordy Lopez on NetRex Grand Prix was the winner of Formula SimRacing Pro Division Silverstone GP. The american driver was followed on the podium by Eneric Andre (Drillers Motorsport) and Michael Eyres (Flag-to-Flag), who saw his win in previous round (Australia) taken away due to a post race penalty.

Second win of the season for Michael Eyres in FSR Australian GP PRO division. Starting from the 2nd spot on the grid, the british Flag-to-Flag Orange driver was able to cross the line in first position ahead of Lukaszek (GhostSpeed Racing) and Haaris Parvez (Flag-to-Flag NetRex).

Second win in a row for Haaris Parvez (Flag-to-Flag), after the one obtained Turkish GP two weeks ago, he managed to repeat himself in FSR PRO Canadian GP. Behind him Jordy Lopez (NetRex Grand Prix) in second and Wojciech Lukaszek (GhostSpeed Racing) in third. With Parvez's win, Flag-to-Flag won both races held in the week-end so far, after yesterday win by van Delft in ACE division.  

Haaris Parvez obtained in first win in Formula Simracing at the FSR PRO Division Turkish GP. The Flag-To-Flag british driver climbed on highest spot of podium, followed by Lukaszek (GhostSpeed Racing) in second and Michael Eyres (Flag-To-Flag Orange) in third position.

The summer break has arrived and the PRO drivers are getting ready for the second half of the season. With eight rounds left on the calendar a lot can still happen in the championship. But first let’s recap what happened in the first eight races of the Formula-Simracing PRO division.

The 2016 Formula Simracing Pro season started in Melbourne with twenty four drivers on the track giving their best to take home the win.

GhostSpeed Racing’s James Sadler grabbed his long awaited first career win in Formula Sim Racing’s PRO series, edging Avid Chronic Racing’s Georg Winter in the closing stages of the race. The German’s extra pit stop almost paid dividends, but it was too little too late as Sadler claimed the top step on the podium which had eluded him for so long.

Wengler breaks Kweekel's win streak and takes win at home race.

BBR Life4Racing’s Michele D’Alessandro took his first career win in Formula Sim Racing’s PRO series, narrowly beating out championship leader Jeroen Kweekel to the chequered flag despite a late charge from the Dutchman, ending his win streak to begin the season at five.

Kallas takes pole, Kweekel finishes on top despite poor qualifying performance