Panthera

== Panthera ==
Panthera Team Asia-Hyundai (shortened to Panthera) is a Classified team currently racing in Class A since 2019. Known as Hyundai Class A Team until re-branding in 2019, Panthera is one of the newest teams to Class A. Panthera is one of the rare causes of a team purchasing another teams' place in Class A, the first since Toyota Gazoo briefly occupied the spot once held by Toyota from 2009-2014 before Toyota returned. Panthera made signed a top Maserati Academy graduate Victor Chamed before their first season, taking the seat of Australian driver Dino Lugliambullah who had been with Hyundai since 2017 a decision that would pay off for the young team. Panthera with Chamed would score 176 points placing him 6th, the highest for a Hyundai/Panthera driver since Minsoo Bass placed 5th in 1989. Chamed would win the 2019 German GP, by winning the race, Chamed became just the second driver to win a race with Hyundai/Panthera other than Minsoo Bass in 1994. Panthera had made a name for themselves in their first season. Unfortunately for Panthera, after a solid 2020 season, Victor Chamed would be signed by Porsche to replace Ivan Louzaro. This would lead to struggles from Panthera in the following season that they have yet to remedy. Panthera has achieved a notable amount in a small period of time, they will likely be a force in Class A in the following years.
Current Panthera Drivers
Name 	Age	Nation 	Position
Rene Skotchdolpole 	23 	South Africa	Starting Driver
Marlon Tevez-Bautista	27 	Venezuela 	Starting Driver
Efren Kening 	29 	Argentina 	Reserve Driver
Henry Watkins 	24 	England 	Reserve Driver
Panthera Development Drivers
Name 	Age	Nation
Lorenzo Almonte 	16 	Canada
Jean-Achille Champagnie 	15 	France
Eunwoo Cheol 	17 	South Korea
Cayden Dunrommin 	15 	Scotland
Nasir Fushiguro 	15 	Japan
Jeremy Edwards 	17 	England
Justin Edwards 	17 	England
Memo Hidlago 	16 	Mexico
Kyuhyun Lee 	16 	South Korea
Stefan Ludowicz 	15 	Germany
Jinyoung Moon 	17 	South Korea
Edwin Navarro 	16 	Spain
Asher Neerhov 	15 	Netherlands
Sheridan Pena 	15 	Brazil
Mason Rasic 	16 	England
Jedson Sukhr 	15 	Brazil
Sebesteyen Tsaregorodtsov	15 	Hungary
Ranger Voss 	16 	New Zealand
Rahmel Wiggin 	15 	Montserrat