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GP4 DTM 2011 Offline Championship

The 2011 DTM Offline Championship was the second DTM championship in the GP4 feed and was run on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC. Levente Dobos clinched the championship after winning the final race, at Monza.

## Teams and drivers

* Rifky Fachrizain entered in Round 4Spain (Round 4) as a guest starter replacing Etienne Jones.

* Robert Ionescu guest started in round 5, in Austria, replacing Azrul Zafri.

* Armar Cah guest started in round 6, in Silverstone, replacing Alexander Zemcik

* Felix Sonntag guest started in round 8, in Spa-Francorchamps, replacing Ryan Kuba.

* Bruno de Barros guest started at the season finale, in Monza, replacing Finlay Strachan. Therefore, Bruno became the only driver to compete in GP4 OC, GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 DTM OC in one season.

## Results

* Due to the Oschersleben track not working properly, making the game crash, the race was cancelled.

## Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.

* Julius Anderson finished in 7th place but has been given a 10 second time penalty for causing a collision between Saatchi and Szolga at lap 35 and has been deducted to 9th place.
* Tomas Lubbers finished in 8th place but has been given a 10 second time penalty for causing a collision between him and J.Anderson at turn 1 and has been deducted to 9th place.
* Kellin Bryce was still being classified in Turkey after suffering a Water Leak at lap 29.
GP4 DTM 2014 Offline Championship

The 2014 DTM Offline Championship was the fifth DTM championship in the GP4 feed and was run on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC.

## Teams and Drivers

* Red Bull Racing driver, Robert Ionescu and his sister Maria Ionescu made guest appearances at Istanbul for ABT in place of Andy Higgs and Xavi Perez respectively.
* Nikolas Zorbach and Lukas Krebs did a seat swap which saw Nikolas take Lukas' space in GP2 for MP Motorsport at the Austrian GP whilst Lukas took Nikolas' space in DTM for Team Mercedes-Benz at the Silverstone race.
* Nikolas Zorbach moved to GP2 after the Nürburgring race in place of the retired Joel Dyer. His replacement is former Mercedes top class driver, Felix Sonntag.
* Michael Mocho moved to the top class after the Spa Francorchamps race in place of the retired Rifky Fachrizain. He was initially meant to leave after the Old Hockenheim race but as a result of the top class and GP2 having a week break, he took part in Spa. His replacement for the final round was Rapax GP2 driver, Snežana Radivojević.
* Caterham driver, Julius Andersson made a guest appearance at Monza for Team Mercedes-Benz in place of Felix Sonntag. He ran under the Swedish nationality rather than his nationality in the top class which is German.

## Season Calendar

* The Paul Ricard race was pushed back 3 days to a Wednesday due to technical problems with the host deoka's PC. It later got pushed back another day due to initial issues with the Paul Ricard track.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
Jake Galloway

as of 2023 DTM Assen GP

Jake Galloway (formerly known as Seb Prixault) is a British OC driver who drives for Audi Sport Team ABT in the 2023 DTM season.

## History

### 2016 (FE)

Seb first joined the OC in 2016 when he joined Mahindra Racing, partnered with talented Vietnamese driver Nguyen Hoang Minh. Seb originally was called Zane Maloney and ran for the Barbados flag, but since Zane Maloney was a real life driver, Prixault had to change his name to Seb Prixault. His season started off great, as he won the first race in Adelaide. But his title campaign would collapse miserably, as he retired in Macau, Tahiti and Baku and finally scored in Santa Fe. He would then fail to score in Detroit and Mexico, retire in Montreál and finally score a 5th Place in Monaco but failed to score in Urbano. But then, something truly unexpected happened. Prixault was lying in a measly 9th in the championship when he unexpectedly got pole position in Pau in his home country, but few expected him to get a perfect weekend, with Pole Position, Fastest Lap and the Win. Prixault had risen to a title fighting position, but yet again, few expected him to actually win the championship coming into the last race in Nuremberg, but he won and clinched the title from Kiroshima di Rossa. It was a heartbreak for the Pole, but victory for the French.

### 2017 (BTCC)

However, despite winning the 2016 FE title, he did not sign up for any of the tiers until partway in 2017 when he was announced to be Jakob Brastizovik's replacement in BTCC with the Labatt's Team. His first races however turned out to be really poor, as the races in Donington Park were catastrophic, as he retired from the Sprint Race and finshed 18th in the Feature Race, however, that didn't come without incident. He would crash into teammate Vojin Çelebi and cost him points.

## Race wins

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GP4 DTM 2013 Offline Championship

The 2013 DTM Offline Championship was the fourth DTM championship in the GP4 feed and was ran on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC.

## Teams and Drivers

* Alex Southgate left the series after Round 4 as a result of him moving the top class to replace Viggo Holst at McLaren for the remainder of the season. His replacement was Dutchman, Geordi Vermeulen.
* Nicholas Pascali raced at Silverstone as a guest in place of fellow compatriot Luca Farina. This would then become permanent from the Nüburgring onwards.
* Robert Ionescu raced at the Nürburgring as a guest in place of Xavi Perez.
* Bruno de Barros raced at Montreal as a guest in place of Xavi Perez who took Bruno's place in GP4 GP2 OC for the Austria race.
* Lukas Krebs raced at Spa-Francorchamps as a guest in place of Andy Higgs.
* Former Williams, Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes GP4 OC driver Felix Sonntag, made a return to the GP4OC fraternity in GP4 DTM OC as a guest at Spa-Francorchamps in place of Shaun Grant.

## Season Calendar

* The Barcelona race was held on Saturday rather than Sunday due to Deoka having other commitments.
* Due to issues on Saturday with Deoka's computer combined with other commitments during the week, qualifying was ran on Sunday with the first 24 laps streamed on the same day. The second half of the race was streamed on Friday.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.

* Race positions marked with an asterisk (\*) means that the driver who achieved it, failed to finish the race, but was classified.
GP4 GP2 2015 Offline Championship

**Drivers' Champion** : Teeravee Nowteeranon

The GP4 GP2 2015 Offline Championship was the eighth official season of the GP2 Offline Championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the GP2 2011 mod. The series is being hosted by Florian Völker a.k.a deoka as a result of Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123 doing his time in the Finnish military, which later became permanent due to timing issues that Jyri had doing tier 2.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2015 Grand Prix 4 GP2 Offline Championship.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Hungarian Grand Prix at Budapest was pushed back to a Sunday due to host, deoka being on vacation.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
Hungarian Grand Prix

as of 2022 Hungarian GP

The Hungarian Grand Prix on the Hungaroring near Budapest is a top class event that takes place during the middle of the season ever since 2006. Alongside the top class F2 is also racing here for their GP2 Hungarian Grand Prix.

## **Top Class Results**

1. ↑ Miklós Gál initially took pole position for the 2013 Hungarian Grand Prix, however he received a 15 place grid penalty dropping to 16th meaning Wais Kuba inherited the pole.
GP4 F2 2022 Offline Championship

The GP4 F2 2022 Offline Championship is the second official season of the F2 Offline Championship and the fifteenth official season of the feeder series to the top class. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the SMD-ZG02LN car, as a result of an F2 mod not being available on GP4. The series will be hosted by Florian Völker a.k.a deoka.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2022 Grand Prix 4 F2 Offline Championship.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Turkish Grand Prix was pushed back a week due to top class host jyrr123 recovering from a fever.
* The German Grand Prix was pushed back a day due to other commitments from host deoka.
* The Austrian Grand Prix was pushed back a week to accommodate the postponed Spanish Grand Prix for the top class.

## **Results**

* Jozef Frederik Sütő set the fastest lap at the F2 Turkish GP, with Phongchanok Chaochainat getting the 2nd fastest lap, however due to them finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Alex Broster.
* Agatino Bivona set the fastest lap at the F2 Spanish GP, however due to finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Vojta Kulasec.
* Alex Broster set the fastest lap at the F2 British GP, however due to finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Santino Andréoli.
* Jozef Frederik Sütő set the fastest lap at the F2 Belgian GP, however due to finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Vojta Kulasec.
* James Sturt set the fastest lap at the F2 Portuguese GP, however due to finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Nikolas Zorbach.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* The FL bonus point is only awarded to the fastest driver in the top 10.

* *Italic*means the drivers who sets the fastest lap and finishes in the top 10 in the race.
* **Bold**means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
Jakob Brastizovik

as of 2019 BTCC Brands Hatch GP

Jakob Brastizovik was a faked Slovenian GP4 BTCC OC driver who competed for Peugeot Talbot Sport in the 2019 season. Before the 2020 season started he got banned because of him being signed up as a double.

### 2017 (BTCC)

Jakob made his debut in the 2017 GP4 BTCC OC for the Labatt's - Ford Team, partnering Kosovar Driver Vojin Çelebi, thus becoming the first ever Slovenian driver to drive in the OC. In his short-lived 2017 year, Jakob scored 3 Points, even though he scored in both races. His best result in 2017 was a 9th in the 2017 BTCC Brands Hatch Indy Sprint Race.

### Grandmother's Death

On the 22nd of April, 2020, Jakob, on his Discord Account "JakobDrives 🇸🇮", announced that his grandmother had passed away as she fell victim of the coronavirus and would eventually take a sabbatical from the OC, leaving a vacant seat in the BTCC OC, which was taken by 2016 FE Champion Jake Galloway.

### 2018 (BTCC)

Jakob has been confirmed to drive for John Maguire Racing (Mitsubishi) in the 2018 BTCC Season.
Isaac Fasure

as of 2019 GP2 Brazilian GP

Isaac Fasure is a former GP2 driver in the GP4 Offline Championship. He drove for DAMS in 2019. Isaac has Nigerian parents but since he was born in England he represents Britain.

Isaac's debut in the OC was given to him after Snežana Radivojević decided to sit out the Brazilian GP in 2013, he raced for DAMS in 2014 and he was retained for the 2015 season, getting his first podium at his home race in Silverstone.

In 2015 Isaac finished 12th in the GP2 season meaning which was enough for DAMS to retain him making 2016 his 3rd year that he will drive for DAMS, Isaac was also retained as the Red Bull Test Driver making this his 2nd year in the Red Bull Junior driver programme.

In 2015 Isaac achieved his first fastest lap in Belgium and his first pole position Russia, in terms of achievements 2015 was his best year however he had lacklustre performances and two retirements which led him to get 48 points compared to his 2014 season where he got 58 points.
F2 French Grand Prix

as of 2021 F2 French GP

The GP2/F2 French Grand Prix was a GP4 OC event that took place in the inaugural GP2 season in 2008, the 2014 season and the 2017 season on the Magny-Cours. In the F2 2021 season the French Grand Prix returned as a the first ever wildcard race at Dijon-Prenois. The 2008 GP2 French GP was the first ever GP2 race.
GP4 BTCC 2017 Offline Championship

The 2017 GP4 BTCC Offline Championship was the first official season of the tier using the BTCC 1990 mod. The tier is being hosted by Joseph Willows a.k.a. JW97. The series was determined via a vote which it won by 6 votes from Formula BMW. The series marked the first time in GP4OC history to feature a sprint and feature race.

## Teams and Drivers

* Jakob Brastizovik decided to take a sabbatical days before the Donington Park National round due to his grandmother's passing. His replacement is 2016 GP4 FE OC Champion Jake Galloway, formerly known as Seb Prixault.
* Vojin Çelebi decided to take a sabbatical after Oulton Park International due to his brother's passing. His replacement was former DTM driver, Lorenzo Tomaselli.
* Panos Glezos decided to take a sabbatical after Oulton Park International due to his good friend passing away. His replacement was former Formula E driver, João Pedro Kurbhi. However, in the 6th of July, Panos was banned as it was proved the death was a lie.
* Nathan Ormond decided to pull out of the series after Silverstone Grand Prix Arena due to poor performances. His replacement was Brazilian rookie, Allan Jeferson.
* Gabriel Quintino decided to take a sabbatical a week before the Donington Park GP round due to being diagnosed with COVID-19 and him taking time away to fight the virus. His replacement was former GP2 driver, Tomás Pascoal.

## Season Calendar

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* The Silverstone GP Arena meeting was pushed back 2 weeks due to technical issues with host JWF1's PC which resulted in him buying a new PC. It was then pushed back a further week as a mark of respect to the late Nicholas Pascali and then it was pushed back another week due to internet issues.

## **Results**

* Richard Kaseta initially won the feature race at Brands Hatch GP, however he was handed a 25 second time penalty for failing to pit during the race which dropped him to 3rd. Jozef Frederik Sütő initially took over the win, however he too was handed a 25 second time penalty for the same reason which dropped him to 8th. Darabos Dániel was instead given the win.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
* 1means that the driver lead a lap in the race.
Honda Racing F1 Team

as of 2008 Brazilian GP

The Honda Racing F1 Team was a Japanese GP4 OC team that participated in the main tier of the OC from the 2006-2008 season. In these years their best days were during the 2006 San Marino Grand Prix where James Willows took a remarkable win by starting from pole. After 2008 Honda decided to leave the series because of their bad performance and sold the team to the championship winning Brawn GP for 2009.
GP4 GP2 2017 Offline Championship

The GP4 GP2 2017 Offline Championship was the tenth official season of the GP2 Offline Championship. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the GP2 2011 mod. The series was hosted by Florian Völker a.k.a deoka as Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123, who was originally scheduled to return to hosting, couldn't do the tier anymore due to timing/scheduling issues. The series will still be known as GP2, due to not having an F2 carset.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2017 Grand Prix 4 GP2 Offline Championship.

* After the Dutch GP, Jamie Griffiths pulled out of the series with immediate effect due to a string of bad luck. His replacement was fellow compatriot Thomas Bennett.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Dutch GP onwards was pushed back a week due to other commitments from top class host, jyrr123. It was then pushed back a further week as a mark of respect to the late Nicholas Pascali.
* The Belgian GP was pushed back 2 weeks due to host Deoka being away on holiday.
* The French GP was pushed back a week due to top class host jyrr123 taking a week break after the Malaysian GP.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
GP4 GP2 2009 Offline Championship

The GP4 GP2 2009 Offline Championship was the second official season of the brand new GP2 Offline Championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the GP2 2009 mod. The series has been hosted by Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2009 Grand Prix 4 GP2 Offline Championship.

* Christian Garcia missed round 2 in Spain because he replaced Force India's Azrul Zafri, from GP4 OC, who was injured during GP4 OC's Bahrain race. His replacement for the Spanish race was Karpo Hautala, who competed for Coloni last season.

* Niko Tauber left Durango after Barcelona. His replacement for the rest of the season was the Italian rookie, Luca Farina.

* Spencer Hodgson left FMS after Nürburgring. His replacement for the rest of the season was the Italian rookie, Franco Gamba.

* Since Armar Cah left Trident to replace Roland Mótyán in the GP4 OC's Toro Rosso (Mótyán would go on to replace the retiring Azrul Zafri), his seat in the GP2 team was vacant. His replacement for the rest of the season was British rookie, Robert Hunter.

* Sasha Banks will miss rounds 9, 10 and 11 (Singapore, Japan and Abu Dhabi) because she'll replace Toyota's Paige Knight, from GP4 OC, who suffered a broken hand while testing for IndyCar. Banks' replacement is Karpo Hautala, who previously competed in Spain, in this season.
* Christian Garcia qualified for the Brazilian GP but he didn't participate in the race.

## Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
GP4 World ChampCar 2022 Offline Championship

The GP4 World ChampCar 2022 Offline Championship is the second official season of the World ChampCar Offline Championship. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the IndyCar 2008 mod. The series will be hosted by Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2022 Grand Prix 4 World ChampCar Offline Championship.

## Season Calendar

* The Austin race was pushed back a week due to host jyrr123 recovering from a fever.
* The Interlagos race was pushed back a week to accommodate the postponed Spanish Grand Prix for the top class.
* The Yeongam race was pushed back a day due to a technical issue during qualifying which ran into host jyrr123's schedule.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
JC

JC
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as of 2018 DTM Paul Ricard GP

JC is a retired Argentinian GP4 DTM OC driver who was under contract at Team RBM (BMW) in the 2018 season. After the Paul Ricard GP he then got banned from the series due to bad behaviour towards the hosts and others in the GP4 OC community. Around 1 year later however everything was settled in a peaceful way with the hosts and JC got unbanned.
GP4 DTM 2018 Offline Championship

The 2018 DTM Offline Championship is the ninth DTM championship in the GP4 feed. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC. It will use the 2018 DTM mod for the first time in the series' history after 8 seasons using the 2015 DTM mod.

## Teams and Drivers

* Mateusz Turwik returned to DTM from Round 7 onwards driving for BMW Team RBR.

## Season Calendar

* The DTM race at Istanbul was pushed back to a Sunday due to other commitments from host deoka.
* The season was originally meant to have 14 races, but it was increased to 15 races as a result of Eurospeedway and the Hungaroring being tied on votes. It was decided via another vote, that both would be added.
* The DTM race at Austin was pushed back 1 week due to undisclosed reasons. It was then pushed to a Sunday due to other commitments from host Deoka.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
GP4 2007 Offline Championship

Drivers' Champion : Jyri Määttä

The 2007 GP4 Offline Championship was the second official season of the championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 which used the F1 2007 mod. The series was hosted by Azrul Zafri aka azschmy.

Jyri Määttä, the flying Finn came to the season finale at Interlagos as the underdog with a 6 point deficit from Joseph Willows and a 3 point deficit to Will Neller, who was leading most of the championship until Japan. He managed to take the championship after finishing 2nd in the race with Joesph Willows and Will Neller both crashing out of the race at the Senna S. They finished with 98, 96 and 93 points respectively. George Roke managed to win the same race, which was enough to take 4th in the standings from Sonntag who had a poor end to the season after his win at home at the Nürburgring. They scored 61 and 55 points respectively. McKenzie secured 6th, despite being faster than Roke but inconsistency played a part. James Willows took 7th after a close battle with the Renault's, Williams' and the Toyota of Paige Knight.

Mótyán led home the guys with less than 10 points from the unreliable Hondas, the Super Aguris and all 4 Red Bull drivers with Strachan getting the most with 7 after a poor start, finishing no lower than 9th at the end, with the Toro Rossos not scoring a single point. Sin Cara who finished every race last season, suffered reliability issues all season long. He retired from 6 races, however had some good results. Mogyorósi Dániel was another one having issues in 2007, only managing 2 10th places at Spa and Fuji.

## Signed Teams and Drivers

* Sebastian Vettel was sacked from STR Ferrari due to unimpressive and poor performance. As a result, Hungarian Miklós Gál replaces him from Monaco Grand Prix, which was Round 5
* Mogyorósi Dániel completed the line-ups for this championship by joining Super Aguri F1 Team to replace Anthony Davidson in Round 6, Canada.
* Series host Azrul Zafri has been replaced Scotsman, Finlay Strachan who made his debut infront of his home fans.
* From Round 9 onwards, RBR Renault made a decision to sack Andrew Neller to make way for young promising Brit Sam Thompson.

## Changes

* Rules

1. There will be no red-flag situation for this season.
2. The qualifying session was originally 15 minutes has been increased to a 25 minutes session, to give more opportunity for the drivers to set better lap times.
3. The drivers who causes the collision will get a 25 seconds penalty which added to his race finish time

## Season Schedule

1. ↑ The Turkish Grand Prix was cancelled due to a glitch where several drivers that entered the pits crashed out. This led to the season having only 16 races.
2. ↑ The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa- Francorchamps returned after a one-year absence due to track maintenance.
3. ↑ The Japanese Grand Prix moved to Toyota's rebuilt Fuji Speedway, replacing the Suzuka Circuit.

## Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
GP4 F2 2021 Offline Championship

The GP4 F2 2021 Offline Championship is the first official season of the F2 Offline Championship and the fourteenth official season of the feeder series to the top class. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the SMD-ZG02LN car, as a result of an F2 mod not being available on GP4. The series will be hosted by Florian Völker a.k.a deoka. It will be the first season the series will be known as F2 after 13 seasons of the series being known as GP2.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2021 Grand Prix 4 F2 Offline Championship.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Portuguese Grand Prix was pushed back by a day with qualifying also happening on the same day due to host deoka travelling back from the real life Austrian Grand Prix the day before.
* The Czech Grand Prix was pushed back a week to accommodate the rescheduled Indy 500 race.
* The Malaysian Grand Prix was pushed back a week due to top class host jyrr123 recovering from illness.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
Joshua Anderson

as of 2006 Brazilian GP

Joshua Anderson is a former British GP4 OC driver who competed in 2006 (the first ever championship) for the Mild Seven Renault F1 Team.

Anderson was one of the main title favourites in 2006 in the highly competitive Renault. He won the very first OC race in Bahrain and didn't finish lower than second in the opening five rounds, cementing his posiiton at the top of the championship. But an embarassing crash in Monaco seemed to affect his confidence, scoring just 4 points in five rounds thereafter. A string of podiums (including a stunning wet-weather win in Hungary) seemed to put him the box seat again, but a spectacular run by Joseph Willows coupled with a late run of bad luck saw him just miss out on the title.

He quit the championship at the end of the season.

## Race wins

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GP4 2016 Offline Championship

The 2016 GP4 Offline Championship was the eleventh official season of this offline championship. It is being contested on Grand Prix 4 using the F1 2016 mod. The series was hosted by Joseph Willows a.k.a JW97 who entered his final season as temporary host as jyrr123 returned from the 2017 season onwards.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2016 Grand Prix 4 Offline Championship.

1. ↑ Robert Ionescu was banned from the series for the remainder of the season from Monaco onwards due to continuous misbehaviour in the stream chats, which later turned into retirement. His replacement for the remainder of the season was the team's test driver and former top class driver, Roland Mótyán. His replacement as test driver was former Caterham driver and ex Sauber test driver, Julius Andersson.
2. ↑ After the Singapore Grand Prix, Snežana Radivojević announced that she would be leaving her post as Haas test driver after the United States Grand Prix. Her replacement was 2015 Haas test driver, Maxim Titkov.

## Pre-Season Testing Results

 2nd October 2019 |  Will Neller
  Hockenheimring, Hockenheim
 4th October 2019

1. ↑ Day 2-4 was pushed back a day due to mod issues on Day 1 which forced host JWF1 to spend all of Tuesday sorted out a different 2016 mod.

## **Season Calendar**

These are the tyre compounds that are allocated to each race by the race organiser.

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1. ↑ The Baku City Circuit in Azerbaijan will make its GP4OC debut in 2016, reviving the European Grand Prix name which had last been used in 2012 at the Valencia Street Circuit. The track had previously been used in 2015 for GP4 Formula E OC.
2. ↑ The German Grand Prix will return to Hockenheim in 2016 in agreement with the Nürburgring to alternate the races.
3. ↑ The Mexican Grand Prix was pushed back a day due to technical issues that occurred before the Tuesday sessions could start.
4. ↑ Just like in 2009, 2010, 2014 and 2015, the Brazilian Grand Prix will still continue to be the last race rather than the Yas Marina Circuit like in real life due to a vote from the drivers back in 2009 to make Interlagos always the finale.

## **Results**

1. ↑ Jay McKenzie took pole position in qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, however he was handed a 10 place grid penalty for causing a crash with Florian Völker at Hockenheim, leaving Florian Völker coincidentally to take pole.
2. ↑ Will Neller took pole position in qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix, however he was handed a 10 place grid penalty for causing a crash with Romain Quag at Austin, leaving Jay McKenzie to take pole.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
F2 Austrian Grand Prix

as of 2022 F2 Austrian GP

The F2 Austrian Grand Prix is a feeder series event held on the Red Bull Ring. It hosted a GP2/F2 race ever since the 2013 GP2 Austrian Grand Prix which was voted. From the 2014 season onwards the F2 Austrian Grand Prix is taking place alongside the top class' Austrian Grand Prix.
GP4 2014 Offline Championship

Drivers' Champion : Jay McKenzie

The 2014 GP4 Offline Championship was the ninth official season of the offline championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the F1 2014 mod meaning that it was the first season where the series used V6 turbocharged hybrid engines. The series was hosted by Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2014 Grand Prix 4 Offline Championship.

1. ↑ Rifky Fachrizain retired from the series with immediate effect after the Belgian Grand Prix. His replacement was Force India test driver Michael Mocho who moves from DTM with Team Mercedes-Benz. His replacement as test driver was former Mercedes driver, Felix Sonntag.
2. ↑ Lukas Krebs was banned from the series for the remainder of the season after the Japanese Grand Prix due to continuous and disruptive behaviour in the stream chat on YouTube. His replacement as test driver at Marussia was 2014 DTM runner-up, Lean Campana.
3. ↑ Joel Dyer after the British Grand Prix announced his retirement with immediate effect. His replacement as test driver at Caterham was fellow Caterham GP2 driver, Etienne Jones.

## Pre-Season Testing Results

 6th November 2018
  Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir
 8th November 2018

## **Season Calendar**

These are the tyre compounds that are allocated to each race by the race organiser.

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1. ↑ The Canadian Grand Prix was pushed back a day due to the fact that it was Christmas on the Tuesday.
2. ↑ The Austrian GP at the Red Bull Ring made its GP4OC debut in 2014 after spending the last few years as a DTM and GP2 event.
3. ↑ The Austrian Grand Prix was pushed back a day due to other commitments from host jyrr123.
4. ↑ The German GP returned to Hockenheim in 2014 in an agreement with the Nürburgring to alternate the races.
5. ↑ The Hungarian Grand Prix was pushed back a day due to other commitments from host jyrr123.
6. ↑ The Italian Grand Prix was pushed back a week due to other commitments from host jyrr123.
7. ↑ The Russian GP at the Sochi Autodrom made its GP4OC debut in 2014. It was last seen in the GP4OC fraternity in 2012 as a DTM event.
8. ↑ The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was pushed back a week due to other commitments from host jyrr123.
9. ↑ Just like in 2009 and 2010, the Brazilian Grand Prix will still continue to be the last race rather than the Yas Marina Circuit like in real life due to a vote from the drivers back in 2009 to make Interlagos always the finale.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.
GP4 DTM 2019 Offline Championship

The 2019 DTM Offline Championship is the tenth DTM championship in the GP4 feed. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC. It will use the 2018 DTM mod.

## Season Calendar

* The Montréal race was pushed back a day due to host deoka having other commitments.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
F2 Italian Grand Prix

as of 2022 F2 Italian GP

The F2 Italian Grand Prix is a feeder series event that takes place alongside the top class' Italian Grand Prix on the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza. It is on the calendar ever since the inaugural 2008 GP2 season.

## **Notes**

1. ↑ Robert Hunter initially won the 2013 race, but received a 5 second time penalty dropping to 2nd giving Franco López the win.
GP4 DTM 2012 Offline Championship

The 2012 DTM Offline Championship was the third DTM championship in the GP4 feed and was run on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC.

Levente Dobos was the reigning series champion, but he didn't defend his title.

Azrul Zafri won the championship at the final race, in Monza.

## Teams and Drivers

* After Brno, Tomas Lubbers was replaced by Flori Marku.

* At Silverstone, Robert Ionescu made a guest start replacing Paolino Tomaselli.

* After Silverstone, Hakan Salm was replaced by Bruno de Barros, who returned from a short sabbatical.

## Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.

* At the Nürburgring, Xavier Quinlan originally finished second, but was demoted to fourth, due to a 20 second time penalty, after a collision with Bruno de Barros.
* At Sochi, Robin Keerles originally finished seventh, but got a 10 second time penalty for overtaking under yellows. Bruno de Barros is classified 7th. Keerles was demoted to 8th.
* At Monza, Angus Munroe originally finished 11th, but suffered a 15 second time penalty, and was demoted to 15th, due to an avoidable collision.
GP4 GP2 2010 Offline Championship

The GP4 GP2 2010 Offline Championship was the third official season of the GP2 Offline Championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the GP2 2009 mod again because there was no 2010 mod. The series was hosted by Jyri Määttä a.k.a jyrr123. Rifky Fachrizain clinched the drivers championship in Italy, while his team, Barwa Addax Team, clinched the constructors championship at the following round, in Singapore.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2010 Grand Prix 4 GP2 Offline Championship.

## Season Calendar

* Abu Dhabi left the GP2 calendar after hosting a race in 2009. Turkey will host a GP4 GP2 OC race for the first time ever.

* Hockenheim returns to GP2 after hosting a race in 2008. It replaces Nürburgring, that hosted the German race, in 2009.

## Drivers Championship

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.

* Franco López originally finished 7th in Italy, but he was demoted to 11th due to a 15 second time penalty caused by a crash with David Greenwood.
GP4 DTM 2016 Offline Championship

The 2016 DTM Offline Championship was the seventh DTM championship in the GP4 feed and runs on the DTM 2015 mod. The series is run by deoka a.k.a Florian Völker and works as the third tier, behind the GP4 GP2 OC and GP4 OC.

## Teams and Drivers

* After Barcelona, Roland Mótyán returned to the top class with Williams to replace the banned (later retired) Robert Ionescu for the remainder of the season. His replacement at MTEK was Brazilian Bruno de Barros.
* After Paul Ricard, Thomas Andersson was promoted to GP2 with ART to replace the banned Robin Keerles. His replacement was former Renault e.dams Formula E driver and former top class driver, Sam Thompson.
* After Montreal, Bruno de Barros pulled out of the series after a tricky season stating that he wants to focus on 2017. His replacement was Formula E graduate, Rahul Patel.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
GP2 Bahrain Grand Prix

as of 2019 GP2 Bahrain GP

The GP2 Bahrain Grand Prix was a GP4 GP2 OC race that had been contested from 2009-2019 to support the top class with the only exception being 2011. Every race has been held at the purpose-built Bahrain International Circuit near Sakhir, along the western coast of the country. Every single GP started during the beginning of the season. In 2020 it got removed from the calendar.
GP4 BTCC 2020 Offline Championship

**Teams' Champions** : Peugeot Talbot Sport

The 2020 GP4 BTCC Offline Championship is the fourth official season of the tier and last season before being rebranded to World ChampCar. It will use the BTCC 1993 mod with a few tweaks. The tier was hosted by Joseph Willows a.k.a. JW97 for pre-season testing and qualifying at the first meeting, until issues with his OBS forced him to retire from hosting with immediate effect. He was originally replaced by Miran Evci aka Grand until he had to pull out due to personal reasons leaving Jyri Määttä aka jyrr123 to take over the series temporarily.

## Pre-Season Testing Results

* The pre-season test was pushed back a week due to encoding problems with JW97's OBS.

## Season Calendar

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* The BTCC sprint and feature races at the National layout of Donington Park was pushed back to the 9th January 2022 due to issues with JW97's OBS. It was then pushed back a further week after the announcement that JW97 was to immediate retire and be replaced by Grand, followed by another week's postponement due to issues with the BTCC mod. After Grand had to drop out of hosting, temporary host jyrr123 announced that the 1st and 2nd meetings of the championships would be shown as premieres on the 28th and 29th January 2022 respectively, along with the 3rd meeting which premiered on the 6th March 2022. The Qualifying session took place on the 18th December 2021.
* Qualifying for Donington took place on the National layout, but the sprint and feature races took place on the GP layout due to an oversight error from temporary host jyrr123.
* The Silverstone GP Arena meeting was push back a day due to other commitments from host jyrr123.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
* 1means that the driver lead a lap in the race.
GP4 FE 2020 Offline Championship

The GP4 FE 2020 Offline Championship is the seventh official season of the Formula E Offline Championship. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the Formula E 2018/19 mod (with painted tweaks). The series was hosted by Joseph Willows aka JW97 for pre-season testing and first 2 races, until issues with his OBS forced him to retire from hosting with immediate effect. He was originally replaced by Miran Evci aka Grand until he had to pull out due to personal reasons leaving Jyri Määttä aka jyrr123 to take over the series temporarily. The series is taking place across real race tracks and real/fictional street circuits.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2020 GP4 FE Offline Championship.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Atlanta ePrix was pushed back to the 20th Janaury to accommodate the rescheduled Monaco Grand Prix. It was then pushed back a further week due to personal reasons from new host Grand, which later saw him drop out of hosting. It was then confirmed that the Atlanta and Miami ePrixs would be shown as premieres on the 28th and 29th January respectively due to timing reasons from temporary host jyrr123 along with the Portimão ePrix which premiered on the 5th March.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
GP4 FE 2018 Offline Championship

The GP4 FE 2018 Offline Championship is the fifth official season of the Formula E Offline Championship. It is contested on Grand Prix 4 using the Formula E 2018/19 mod. The series is hosted by Joseph Willows aka JW97. The series is taking place across real and fictional street circuits and it will be the first season that will use the Gen 2 Formula E cars.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers are competing in the 2018 GP4 FE Offline Championship.

## **Season Calendar**

* Round 10 was originally scheduled to take place at the Valencia Street Circuit in Spain, however the round was moved to the Urbano Ficticio street circuit in Italy due to a continuous glitch with one of the pit boxes.
* The Mexico City ePrix was pushed back a week due to host JW97 wanting a week break to find out the status of his Mac.
* The Monaco ePrix was pushed back a week in order for host JW97 to catch up with the highlights. It was then pushed back another week because of undisclosed reasons.

## **Results**

* Max Nordberg initially won the Macau ePrix, but received a 10 second time penalty for causing an incident with João Pedro Kurbhi dropping him to 7th giving Mariku Kalević the win.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
Istanbul Park Circuit

as of 2022 F2 Turkish GP

The Intercity Istanbul Park, also known as the Istanbul Racing Circuit or initially as the Istanbul Otodrom, is a motor sports race track in the Tuzla district of Istanbul, Turkey. It was designed by the well-known racetrack architect Hermann Tilke and was hosting races for F1 in 2006 and from 2008-2011. The 2007 GP got cancelled because of a glitch where several drivers that entered the pits crashed out and there was no success to fix the problem. A part from that it has also hosted some GP2/F2 events and DTM events since the 2010 DTM season.

## **Top Class Results**

1. ↑ The 2007 Turkish Grand Prix was cancelled due to a bug with the pit lane entrance.

## **GP2/F2 Results**

1. ↑ Jozef Frederik Sütő set the fastest lap at the F2 Turkish GP, with Phongchanok Chaochainat getting the 2nd fastest lap, however due to them finishing outside the top 10, the bonus point was awarded to Alex Broster.
Force India

as of 2018 Brazilian GP

Force India was an Indian Formula One team which participated in the main tier since the 2008 season after they bought the Spyker F1 Team. After the 2018 season, however, the team was sold due to financial difficulties and renamed to Racing Point.

## Results

* + Roland Mótyán did the first ten races of 2009 at Toro Rosso, but moved to Force India for the final 8 races, replacing the retired Azrul Zafri. He ended up finishing 13th in the championship.
GP4 BTCC 2019 Offline Championship

**Teams' Champions** : RKR with Silkolene at Halfords

The 2019 GP4 BTCC Offline Championship is the third official season of the tier. It will use the BTCC 1993 mod for the first ever time after the first 2 seasons used the BTCC 1990 mod. The tier will be hosted by Joseph Willows a.k.a. JW97.

## Season Calendar

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## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.
* 1means that the driver lead a lap in the race.
GP4 FE 2014 Offline Championship

The GP4 FE 2014 Offline Championship was the first official season of the Formula E Offline Championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the Formula E 2014/15 mod. The series is hosted by Joseph Willows aka JW97. The series took place across real and fictional street circuits.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2014 GP4 FE Offline Championship.

* Marco Beutel made a guest appearance at the Tahiti ePrix in place of Felix Krebs at Viper Racing.
* Lorenzo Tomaselli made a guest appearance at the Vancouver ePrix in place of cousin Alessandro Tomaselli at Virgin Racing.
* Lukas Krebs, older brother of Felix Krebs, made a guest appearance at the Vancouver ePrix in place of Noel Schlegel at Amlin Aguri.

## **Season Calendar**

* The Macau ePrix was pushed back a day to ensure the top class didn't cross over with it as a result of top class & GP2 host jyrr123 pushing the Austrian GP back a day due to other commitments.
* The Vancouver ePrix was pushed back a week due to other commitments from the host JWF1. It then pushed back a further day to Friday as a result of top class & GP2 host jyrr123 pushing the Hungarian GP back to Thursday.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic* means the drivers who sets the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold** means the drivers who took pole position in the race.

* The Long Beach ePrix ended on Lap 21 with the results taken on the same lap due to the game crashing. Half points were awarded as 75% of the race distance wasn't complete.
GP4 FE 2015 Offline Championship

The GP4 FE 2015 Offline Championship was the second official season of the Formula E Offline Championship. It was contested on Grand Prix 4 using the Formula E 2015/16 mod. The series is hosted by Joseph Willows aka JW97. The series took place across real and fictional street circuits.

## **Signed Teams and Drivers**

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2015 GP4 FE Offline Championship.

* Joao Pedro Kurbhi was kicked out of the series after the Tahiti ePrix due to continuous and disruptive behaviour in the comments of certain highlights videos. His replacement was 2014 GP2 champion, Nicholas Pascali. However, he was reinstated in the GP4 OC fraternity midway through 2017.

## **Season Calendar**

* Round 10 was initially scheduled to take place at the Miseluk Street Circuit in Serbia for the Miseluk ePrix, however due to a missing file for the track, the round was switched to the Baku ePrix at the Baku City Circuit in Azerbaijan.
* Round 5 was pushed back a week due to technical problems with Vancouver and Long Beach which as a result meant the 2 events were replaced. The Vancouver ePrix at the Concorde Pacific Place was replaced by the partially fictional Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium track in Chateau Carreras, Argentina for the running of the Cordoba ePrix and the Long Beach ePrix at the Streets of Long Beach was replaced by the St. Petersburg ePrix in Florida ensuring the race remainded in the United States.

## **Drivers Championship**

Points are awarded to the top ten classified finishers using the following structure:

* *Italic*means that the driver set the fastest lap in the race.
* **Bold**means that the driver took pole position in the qualifying.