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RPRI Series - Season one

Charles Leclerc leads the standings after two rounds

The Randomised Points Rage-Inducing Series' inaugural season will be the first to be run on Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 3, a change-up from the RRML's previous series appearing on Grand Prix 2.

As the name suggests, the points following each Grand Prix are randomised, meaning that the winner of the race doesn't necessarily take home the most points and resulting in an open and unpredictable championship where everyone could remain in contention until the season finale.

Entrants were permitted to select any team of their choosing followed by two race drivers and a reserve driver of their choosing, with 11 teams and 22 drivers making up the grid for the first season of the RPRI Series.

As well as randomised points, a rule is in place that when a driver wins a race they must be replaced by the team's reserve driver for the next event.

Should a team fall in a situation were both main drivers are unable to participate in a Grand Prix, RPRI will provide the team(s) with their own official reserve-reserve drivers. As these driver are owned by RPRI™.®.©.inc.ltd.AB they are illegible to take part in the driver championship, thus cannot be awarded points.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

The scoring system for each race is determined by a random wheel spin following the chequered flag. Competitors can land on any of the following systems:

##### Position based

Cars must be classified to be allocated points. Points can also be awarded in reverse order and as negatives.

In the event of tied points, the driver with the most wins will take priority. If they are still tied, it then goes down to most second places, most third places and so on until a result is declared. In the highly unlikely event of a complete tie, the cars will share the position.

Numbers in superscript show actual finishing position.
Grand Prix 2 World Championship - 1995

The 1981 Grand Prix 2 World Championship will be the 35th season of Formula One motor racing and the second to be run under the RRML. It will feature the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Drivers and the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Constructors, which will be contested over an 18-race series that will commence in South Africa and end in Yugoslavia.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

#### GoBobby.UK Cup

**Bold** indicates pole position

*Italics* indicates fastest lap

### GoBobby.UK Cup

The GoBobby.UK Cup is awarded to the pre-qualifying driver who scores the most points within the qualifying races.
Bermuda

The **Bermuda national football team** is the national team of Bermuda and is controlled by the Bermuda Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

**CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CONMEBOL Recopa:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

United States

Cuba

Puerto Rico
Grand Prix 2 World Championship - 2009

The 1981 Grand Prix 2 World Championship will be the 35th season of Formula One motor racing and the second to be run under the RRML. It will feature the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Drivers and the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Constructors, which will be contested over an 18-race series that will commence in South Africa and end in Yugoslavia.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

#### GoBobby.UK Cup

**Bold** indicates pole position

*Italics* indicates fastest lap

### GoBobby.UK Cup

The GoBobby.UK Cup is awarded to the pre-qualifying driver who scores the most points within the qualifying races.
Grand Prix World Series - Season one

Jean-Eric Vergne's consistency earned him the inaugural GPWS title

Season one of the Grand Prix World Series was the first championship run as part of the Retro Racing Manager's League, using Formula 1 machinery made up of teams and drivers that have never won a Grand Prix. Featuring 15 rounds, the calendar was made up of races that either used to or have never hosted Formula 1 races. Drivers competed for the title of inaugural GPWS Drivers' Champion, while teams fought for the title of GPWS Teams' Champion.

Jean-Eric Vergne prevailed across the course of the season to take the first ever GPWS title, while BAR took top honours in the team's championship.

## Teams and drivers

### Mid-season changes

* Stefano Modena competed in the opening two rounds for BMS Scuderia Italia before being replaced by former V8 Supercars champion James Courtney.
* After a series of driver errors that cost the team potential victories, British American Racing sacked Sebastien Buemi following the Brno Grand Prix and promoted test driver Pascal Wehrlein in his place.
* Simtek sacked Marcus Ericsson ahead of the Pau Grand Prix, replacing him with five-time IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon.
* Midland Racing took the decision to replace both Enrique Bernoldi and Luciano Burti between Brno and Pau, poaching the sacked Marcus Ericsson from Simtek while also bringing on board Pedro Diniz.
* Following the Chennai Grand Prix, Nick Heidfeld left the Super Aguri team after struggling to find pace in the car. Robin Frijns was promoted from his reserve role for the remainder of the season.
* Unable to match the pace of his teammate, Onyx Grand Prix took the decision to sack Bruno Senna and promote Takuma Sato into his place.
* After Susie Wolff was handed a one-race ban for the Buenos Aires Grand Prix following multiple counts of ignoring blue flags, Super Aguri loaned out reserve driver Antonio Felix da Costa to Mastercard Lola as a replacement. After showing strong pace before retiring with a mechanical issue, Mastercard Lola elected to run da Costa for the rest of the season.

### Young Driver's Test

A young driver's test was run following the Brno Grand Prix, in which teams could give each of their test and reserve drivers an outing. The test was an hour long session with no limits on number of laps and allowed teams to collect additional data to help develop their cars.

11 of the 13 teams took part, with Mastercard Lola and Midland Racing electing to forgo the opportunity to gather some extra mileage.

Each of the test drivers followed the same criteria as the main drivers, in that they must have driven a Formula 1 car but never won a Grand Prix.

### Birmingham Superprix Pro Race

As part of the Birmingham Superprix round, famous racing personalities were invited to compete in a special event as part of the build-up to the main race. No championship points were to be awarded, but there was prize money up for grabs for the top four teams.
Angola

The **Angola national football team** is the national team of Angola and is controlled by the Angolan Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 25

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Mozambique

 Democratic Republic of the Congo

 Zambia
Grand Prix 2 World Championship - 2008

The 1981 Grand Prix 2 World Championship will be the 35th season of Formula One motor racing and the second to be run under the RRML. It will feature the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Drivers and the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Constructors, which will be contested over an 18-race series that will commence in South Africa and end in Yugoslavia.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

#### GoBobby.UK Cup

**Bold** indicates pole position

*Italics* indicates fastest lap

### GoBobby.UK Cup

The GoBobby.UK Cup is awarded to the pre-qualifying driver who scores the most points within the qualifying races.
Belarus

The **Belarus national football team** is the national team of Belarus and is controlled by the Football Federation of Belarus.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Russia

 Ukraine

 Lithuania
Buenos Aires

## Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 5 (1977, 1986, 1994, 2000, 2003)

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 13 (1977, 1978, 1985, 1986, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2014, 2015, 2018)

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 8 (1989, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2014)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 8 (1990, 1995, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2015, 2016, 2019)

Total: 34 titles
Austria

The **Austria national football team** is the national team of Austria and is controlled by the Austrian Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 7

**Points:** 650

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Hungary

 Germany

 Switzerland
Australia

The **Australia national football team** is the national team of Australia and is controlled by the Football Federation Australia. Played in the OFC until 2006, when moved to AFC.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

**Points:** 225

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 1 (2014)

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 1 title

At OFC:

 **OFC Champions League:** 4 (1987, 1999, 2001, 2005)

## Women's

**Ranking:** 10º

**Points:** 550

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 8

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 4

## See also

 New Zealand

 Japan

 South Korea
Grand Prix 2 World Championship - 1997

The 1981 Grand Prix 2 World Championship will be the 35th season of Formula One motor racing and the second to be run under the RRML. It will feature the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Drivers and the 1981 GP2 World Championship for Constructors, which will be contested over an 18-race series that will commence in South Africa and end in Yugoslavia.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

#### GoBobby.UK Cup

**Bold** indicates pole position

*Italics* indicates fastest lap

### GoBobby.UK Cup

The GoBobby.UK Cup is awarded to the pre-qualifying driver who scores the most points within the qualifying races.
AFC President’s Cup

The **AFC President’s Cup** was a 3rd level Asian football competition contested by AFC clubs, the sport's Asian governing body. The competition was played annually since the inaugural tournament in 2005 until its last edition in 2014.

## Points system

**Champions:** 4

**Runners-up:** 3

**Semi-finals:** 2

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 AFC Champions League

 AFC Cup

 Asian Super Cup
Bhutan

The **Bhutan national football team** is the national team of Bhutan and is controlled by the Bhutan Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**AFC Champions League:** 0

**AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

India

China

Bangladesh
Bolivia

The **Bolivia national football team** is the national team of Bolivia and is controlled by the Bolivian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

**Points:** 125

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 0

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1970)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 0

Total: 1 title

## See also

 Chile

 Peru

 Paraguay
Barbados

The **Barbados national football team** is the national team of Barbados and is controlled by the Barbados Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 4

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

 Saint Lucia

 Trinidad and Tobago
Botswana

The **Botswana national football team** is the national team of Botswana and is controlled by the Botswana Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

South Africa

Namibia

Zimbabwe
About

The Football Ranking is a ranking that shows the best clubs and national teams in the world, based on its participations in official's international championships since the beginning of the sport.

Football official international championships for clubs started during the 1950s in Europe with the UEFA Champions League, after that new tournament's started around the world in the next decades.

As too recent, since the first international federation, the FA, was founded decades before, we had to found a way to make the Ranking more accurate and we counted points for the 6 best countries in the Leagues Ranking, according to its position, since the beginning of its national leagues. Distributing points to them according to their position in the national league and evaluated based on the hundredth year ranking from 1988, being the 3 first leagues England, Italy and Spain receiving most points, 25 points to the national champion, 12 points to the runner-up, 6 points to the 3rd, 3 points to the 4th and 1 point to the 5th. Then, the 3 next leagues, Argentina, Brazil and Germany, receiving 12 points the national champion, 6 points to the runner-up, 3 points to the 3rd and 1 point to the 4th.

For the National Teams Ranking, the points come from the most important tournament, the FIFA World Cup.

For the Women's Ranking, the points come from the most important tournaments contested by the women's national teams, the FIFA Women's World Cup and the Women's Olympic Football Tournament.

Finally, we also have the Cities Ranking that shows the best football cities in the world, based on their clubs participations in official's international championships since the beginning of the sport and the Players Ranking, that shows the best player's in the world ever, based on their ranking in The Best FIFA Men's Player from 1991 onwards, Ballon d'Or from 1956 to 1990.
Belgium

The **Belgium national football team** is the national team of Belgium and is controlled by the Royal Belgian Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 14

**Points:** 1000

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 4 (1976, 1978, 1983, 1988)

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 3 (1976, 1978, 1988)

Total: 7 titles

## See also

 Netherlands

 England

 France
Aruba

The **Aruba national football team** is the national team of Aruba and is controlled by the Aruba Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Curacao

 Venezuela

 Trinidad and Tobago
Shrine of Aita

The Shrine to Aita is a religious construction within the settlement of Whittengrove.

## History

The arrival of Ignatius Saurwind and Reginald S. Augustine brought with it a new light to the settlement of Whittengrove, and the warmth of Aita has only continued to grow brighter still. Between the pair, the Shrine of Aita has grown to become a well-known features of the city - providing meals for the hungry, work for farmers and a place of contemplation for the pondering.

## Description

The shrine is located within a garden of flowers, herbs, and vegetables, with the fountain of Aita and a flock of lambs in the centre. Immediately adjacent to the walled garden, Reginald Augustine commissioned a soup kitchen to feed the impoverished and less well-off citizens of Whittengrove (though all are welcome to free food and a roof over their heads if desired). This has proven particularly popular as he does not ask for gold, nor debts, nor patronage for it is the duty of Aita's faithful to provide for all that seek her aid.
Tuadfeidh

* Morningtide
* Everbright
* Twiblight
* Everdark

Tuadfeidh are a fey beast of burden found throughout the Feywild.

## Description

Falling somewhere between a large beaked-bird and a deer, Tuadfeidh possess both fur and feathers, each existing in a range of colourations and plumages that seem to roughly affect the location in which they were born. A Tuadfeidh that was raised by a shepherd based around Aldagrelithane might find their herd comes to develop a bold and vibrant crimson colouration, whereas those roaming wild near the Midnight Burrows might instead possess a faintly bioluminescent purple hue mottled through with splashes of green and blue. The presence of Archfey is known to change these colourations over time, even in mature individuals.

Tuadfeidh are prized as mounts for the deep bonds that they develop with their riders, and the steadiness of their step. When they feel threatened, they are known to lash out with both their hooves, and the axe blade-like beak at the tip of their nose.

## History

The fey wanderer Gwynrir utilised a Tuadfeidh as his steed called Kaleidos while travelling to the Spire of Beckoning.
Uktan

Uktan was a cloud giant that served as the castellan of Ulding's Keep.

## Description

A cloud giant in his prime, Uktan stands just shy of eighteen feet tall, and wore loose fitting crimson robes bound tight at shoulder and waist by fastenings of leather and steel chain. Beyond a pair of highly ornate Bracers of Defense covered in runic markings, he was encountered unarmoured, his exposed skin decorated with a highly ornate set of tattoos depicting dragons circling over a series of volcanic eruptions. Within the keep, he resided in a comfortably furnished room close to the bastion's entrance, serving to greet guests upon their arrival.

In combat, Uktan wielded the chain bound at his waist, which magically enlarged to allow him to use it as a lethal bludgeoning weapon.

## History

Uktan was encountered by an adventuring party when they travelled to Ulding's Keep, first noted when making orders on behalf to the kitchen staff of the bastion, Brak, Regg and Zork at the behest of Histrove. Later, he was re-encountered talking to Histrove about the trouble caused by their "guest" - Brightember - their conversation interrupted and cut short by the party attacking the pair. Along with the Mistress of Mists, Uktan was eventually slain, his tattoo faded from his skin upon his demise.
Algeria

The **Algeria national football team** is the national team of Algeria and is controlled by the Algerian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 4

**Points:** 150

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 5 (1976, 1981, 1988, 1990, 2014)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 5 (1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2023)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 2 (2015, 2023)

Total: 12 titles

## See also

 Egypt

 Morocco

 Tunisia
Asian Super Cup

The **Asian Super Cup** was an annual football match organized by AFC and contested by the reigning champions of the two main Asian club competitions, the AFC Champions League and the Asian Cup Winners’ Cup. The competition was played annually since the inaugural tournament in 1995 until its last edition in 2002.

## Finalists

### By country

  South Korea | 3
  Japan | 2
  Thailand | 0

## Points system

**Champions:** 2

**Runners-up:** 1

## See also

 AFC Champions League

 AFC Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
Brazil

The **Brazil national football team** is the national team of Brazil and is controlled by the Brazilian Football Confederation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 22

**Points:** 4250

### Finals

**Champions:** 5 (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)

Runners-up: 2 (1950, 1998)

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 10 (1962, 1963, 1981, 1983, 1992, 1993, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2012)

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 23 (1962, 1963, 1976, 1981, 1983, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 16 (1991, 1992, 1992, 1993, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 1999, 2000, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2021)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 12 (1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018, 2020, 2022)

Total: 61 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 4º

**Points:** 1087

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 9

Finals

Runners-up: 1 (2007)

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 7

Finals

Runners-up: 2 (2004, 2008)

## See also

 Argentina

 Uruguay

 Colombia
AFC Cup

The **AFC Cup** is a 2nd level Asian football competition contested by AFC clubs, the sport's Asian governing body. The competition has been played annually since the inaugural tournament in 2004.

## Points system

**Champions:** 6

**Runners-up:** 4

**Semi-finals:** 3

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 AFC Champions League

 Asian Cup Winners’ Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
Copa Mercosur

The **Copa Mercosur** was a 2nd level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship was awarded every year since the inaugural tournament in 1998 until get abolished in 2001.

## Finalists

### By club

  Flamengo | 1 (1999)
  San Lorenzo | 1 (2001)
  Vasco | 1 (2000)
  Cruzeiro | 0

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 11

**Semi-finals:** 7

**Quarter-finals:** 3

**Round of 16:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 CONMEBOL Recopa
CAF Champions League

The **CAF Champions League** is a 1st level African football competition contested by CAF clubs, the sport's African governing body. The competition has been played annually since the inaugural tournament in 1964-65.

## Points system

**Champions:** 20

**Runners-up:** 15

**Semi-finals:** 10

**Quarter-finals:** 5

**Group stage:** 2

**Second qualifying round:** 1

## See also

 CAF Confederation Cup

 CAF Super Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
China

The **China national football team** is the national team of China and is controlled by the Chinese Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 25

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 3 (1989, 2013, 2015)

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 3 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 7º

**Points:** 812

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 8

Finals

Runners-up: 1 (1999)

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 6

Finals

Runners-up: 1 (1996)

## See also

 Japan

 South Korea

 United States
Burkina Faso

The **Burkina Faso national football team** is the national team of Burkina Faso and is controlled by the Burkinabe Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Mali

Ivory Coast

Ghana
Congo

The **Congo national football team** is the national team of Congo and is controlled by the Congolese Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 1 (1974)

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (2012)

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 2 titles

## See also

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Gabon

Cameroon
Faroe Islands

The **Faroe Islands national football team** is the national team of Faroe Islands and is controlled by the Faroe Islands Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 5

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**UEFA Champions League:** 0

**UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

England

Norway

Iceland
AFC

The **Asian Football Confederation** (AFC) is the continental governing body of football in Asia and it is one of FIFA's six continental confederations.

## Championships

Asia has the following championships counting points through the rank:

**1st level:**  AFC Champions League (1967-)

**2nd level:**  Asian Cup Winners’ Cup (1991-2002);  AFC Cup (2004-)

**3rd level:**  AFC President’s Cup (2005-2014)

**Supercup:**  Asian Super Cup (1995-2002)

## Champions

### By club

\*In 1974 Israel was expelled from the AFC due to political pressure, and became a full UEFA member in 1994. As a result, Israeli clubs no longer participate in AFC tournaments but in their UEFA counterparts instead.

### By country

\*In 1974 Israel was expelled from the AFC due to political pressure, and became a full UEFA member in 1994. As a result, Israeli clubs no longer participate in AFC tournaments but in their UEFA counterparts instead.

## See also

 FIFA

 UEFA

 CONMEBOL
Titivilus

## Lord of the Second Layer of Baator

* Artwork
* Symbol

Titivilus, known also as the Twisted Tongue and the Ironbreaker, is an Archdevil of the Nine Hells and Lord of the Second Layer of Baator, Dis.

## Description

Having disposed of the Iron Duke Dispater, Titivilus has seized the web of connections that his former superior had woven through the Hells and beyond. While speculation rages on how the Twisted Tongue managed to fell a creature as paranoid and focused on their own personal safety as the Iron Duke, Titivilus instead casts such rumours aside by continuing to serve the role of the foremost arms dealer in the Blood War, importing vast quantities of Infernal Iron from Cania to the unyielding forges and foundries scattered throughout their sprawling industrial domain.

## Appearance & Personality

The Twisted Tongue is amongst the least physically imposing of the Archdevils, taking the form of a five and a half foot tall satyr with pale skin and bat-like wings. They however make up for his inferior size and strength with a shrewd cunning, for as a member of Dispater's court, they managed to claw their way up the hierarchy until in a position to seize it for themselves.
CONMEBOL Sudamericana

The **CONMEBOL Sudamericana** is a 2nd level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship has been awarded every year since the inaugural tournament in 2002.

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 11

**Semi-finals:** 7

**Quarter-finals:** 3

**Round of 16:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Recopa

 Copa Mercosur
Colombia

The **Colombia national football team** is the national team of Colombia and is controlled by the Colombian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

**Points:** 300

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONMEBOL Libertadores:** 3 (1989, 2004, 2016)

 **CONMEBOL Sudamericana (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 5 (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2015)

 **CONMEBOL Recopa:** 1 (2017)

Total: 9 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 18º

**Points:** 150

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 3

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 2

## See also

 Argentina

 Ecuador

 Brazil
Chad

The **Chad national football team** is the national team of Chad and is controlled by the Chadian Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 5

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Sudan

Libya

Niger
Group C Challenge - Season one

## World Championship

Kamui Kobayashi and Keiichi Tsuchya prevailed for the inaugural Group C Challenge crown

## Drivers

### Drivers' champions

Kamui Kobayashi (Renown Mazdaspeed)Keiichi Tsuchya (Renown Mazdaspeed)

### Drivers' vice-champions

Alex Premat (Sauber Mercedes)Jenson Button (Sauber Mercedes)

## Celebrity Trophy

### Drivers' champion

Gabrielle Spangenberg (Martini Lancia Racing)

### Drivers' vice-champion

Memo Moreno (Repsol Brun Porsche)

Season two of the Retro Racing Manager's League was run using Group C machinery, contested over 12 rounds by 26 teams with two cars per outfit, with two drivers in each car.

After the success of the inaugural season using Grand Prix machinery, the second season featured Group C machinery from Le Mans fame, with each of the drivers having previously contested the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans without overall victory.

With 26 teams contesting the championship, two separate races were run per day with Class A featuring the top 13 teams in the standings while Class B was formed of the bottom 13. While each class features differing points systems, all teams across the board had a chance to take the championship with a promotion/relegation system in place from race to race, the top three teams from Class B going up while the bottom three teams from Class A go down.

Three titles were up for grabs in the Group C Challenge: Drivers' Champion, Teams' Champion and Celebrity Trophy Champion.

After a drama-filled inaugural season with many different victors, the Renown Mazdaspeed duo of Kamui Kobayashi and Keiichi Tsuchiya came away with the inaugural title of Drivers' Champions, with the team clinching the title at the season finale at Laguna Seca. Gabrielle Spangenberg took home the Celebrity Trophy title.

## Results and standings

### Scoring system

#### Class B

Both groups score one point for pole position and one point for fastest lap.

Cars must be classified to receive points.

In the event of tied points, the better result in the higher class will take priority. If both cars are in the same class, priority will be given to the car with more wins. If they are still tied, it then goes down to most second places, most third places and so on until a result is declared. In the highly unlikely event of a complete tie, the cars will share the position.
Wickpine

Wickpine is a type of tree found exclusively in Candlegrove Forest.

## Description

Giving its endemic region its name, Wickpine trees emit a faint glowing light come nightfall. Each pine-needle develops an orange-red glow with the setting sun, returning to normal at sunrise. Though they do not retain this property when removed from the tree, ingenious forest nomads have started to cultivate miniature specimens of the Wickpine, sealing them within self-sustaining terrariums to create an organic torch for personal use and in recent years commercial gain.

## Usage

Fires fueled by Wickpine lumber preserves the food for far longer than typical with other woods. Several merchant guilds operating in Whittengrove have started to smoke meats, fish, cheese, vegetables and beverages using Wickpine, driving up the price.

When a Potion of Aqueous Form is boiled using Wickpine lumber to heat it, it creates a Potion of Gaseous Form.
Curacao

The **Curacao national football team** is the national team of Curacao and is controlled by the Curacao Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Aruba

 Venezuela

 Trinidad and Tobago
Copa Merconorte

The **Copa Merconorte** was a 3rd level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship was awarded every year since the inaugural tournament in 1998 until get abolished in 2001.

## Finalists

### By club

  Millonarios | 1 (2001)
  America de Cali | 1 (1999)
  Deportivo Cali | 0
  Emelec | 0
  Santa Fe | 0

## Points system

**Champions:** 10

**Runners-up:** 7

**Semi-finals:** 5

**Quarter-finals:** 2

**Round of 16:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 CONMEBOL Recopa
East Germany

The **East Germany national football team** was the national team of East Germany and was controlled by the German Football Association of the GDR. It was dissolved in 1990 with the German reunification and joined Germany as a regional federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 100

## See also

 Germany

 Italy

 England
Cameroon

The **Cameroon national football team** is the national team of Cameroon and is controlled by the Cameroonian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 8

**Points:** 300

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 5 (1965, 1971, 1978, 1979, 1980)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 3 (1975, 1979, 1981)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 8 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 24º

**Points:** 75

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 2

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 1

## See also

 Nigeria

 Ghana

 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Democratic Republic of the Congo

The **Democratic Republic of the Congo national football team** is the national team of Democratic Republic of the Congo and is controlled by the Congolese Association Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

**Points:** 50

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 6 (1967, 1968, 1973, 2009, 2010, 2015)

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 4 (1980, 1994, 2016, 2017)

 **CAF Super Cup:** 3 (2010, 2011, 2016)

Total: 13 titles

## See also

 Congo

 Angola

 Tanzania
Chinese Taipei

The **Chinese Taipei national football team** is the national team of Chinese Taipei and is controlled by the Chinese Taipei Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **AFC Champions League:** 0

 **AFC Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (2011)

 **Asian Super Cup:** 0

Total: 1 title

## Women's

**Ranking:** 27º

**Points:** 50

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 China

 Hong Kong

 Macau
Denmark

The **Denmark national football team** is the national team of Denmark and is controlled by the Danish Football Union.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

**Points:** 300

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 16º

**Points:** 225

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 5

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 1

## See also

 Sweden

 Norway

 Germany
Eritrea

The **Eritrea national football team** is the national team of Eritrea and is controlled by the Eritrean National Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Djibouti

Ethiopia

Sudan
CONMEBOL Libertadores

The **CONMEBOL Libertadores** is a 1st level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship has been awarded since the inaugural tournament in 1960.

## Points system

**Champions:** 50

**Runners-up:** 37

**Semi-finals:** 25

**Quarter-finals:** 12

**Round of 16:** 6

**Group stage:** 3

**Qualifying third stage:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 CONMEBOL Recopa

 FIFA Club World Cup
Eswatini

The **Eswatini national football team** is the national team of Eswatini and is controlled by the Eswatini Football Association.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

South Africa

Mozambique

Lesotho
Zork

Zork is an ogre chef encountered within the former cloud giant bastion of Ulding's Keep.

## Description

Zork, along with his peers in Brak and Regg, is not what many individuals would naturally think of when considering the poise and refinement of many forms of cuisine, but when serving individuals a measure taller and broader than even they, their slightly less refined means of cooking rarely proves a faltering matter. Having served in the household of Histrove in Ulding's Keep, Zork diligently served his cloud giant masters, provisioning meals for them and their guests using produce grown on the large lawns atop the keep's towers, or from the fields of the villages at the base of the mountain itself.

Zork focused on the creation of a myriad type of desserts while at Ulding's Keep, his particular specialty pumpkin pies with thick buttery crusts spiced with nutmeg and cinnamon.

## History

Brak, Regg and Zork were encountered by an adventuring party that covertly travelled to Ulding's Keep to prevent Histrove's ongoing efforts to pillage magic items throughout the Ironfangs. Not wishes to alert the residents, the party managed to slink past the kitchen when Regg went to the garden to fetch some fresh herbs, leaving the ogres to their cooking without assailment.

After the death of the Mistress of Mists, Brak, Regg and Zork mounted the griffins kept by the castle, collecting up their cooking utensils and belongings and fastening upon the spare monstrosities, before flying off - pledging to set up a new culinary endeavour elsewhere. Subsequently, they would establish "The Stretched Gullet", a homely tavern located near one of the entrances of the Cabochon Mines in the Roots of Khonoldhur, an establishment quickly known for its generous portion sizes.
FIFA Club World Cup

The **FIFA Club World Cup** will be an international club football tournament organized by FIFA and contested by the previous quadrennium best clubs from each of the six continental confederations. It will be first contested in 2025. Also, cannot be confused with the FIFA Intercontinental Cup and its predecessors Intercontinental Cup and FIFA Club World Championship, since they are all supercup like tournaments.

## Points system

**Champions:** 150

**Runners-up:** 112

**Semi-finals:** 75

**Quarter-finals:** 37

**Round of 16:** 18

**Group stage:** 9

## See also

 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

 UEFA Champions League

 CONMEBOL Libertadores
Copa Ganadores de Copa

The **Copa Ganadores de Copa** was a 2nd level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship was awarded only in 1970.

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 11

**Semi-finals:** 7

**Quarter-finals:** 3

**Round of 16:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 CONMEBOL Recopa
Cape Verde

The **Cape Verde national football team** is the national team of Cape Verde and is controlled by the Cape Verdean Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Guinea-Bissau

 Senegal

 Mauritania
Djibouti

The **Djibouti national football team** is the national team of Djibouti and is controlled by the Djiboutian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Eritrea

 Ethiopia

 Somalia
England

The **England national football team** is the national team of England and is controlled by the Football Association.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 16

**Points:** 1775

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 5 (1999, 2008, 2019, 2021, 2023)

 **UEFA Champions League:** 15 (1968, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1999, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2019, 2021, 2023)

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 18 (1963, 1965, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1976, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2013, 2017, 2019, 2023)

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 10 (1977, 1979, 1982, 1991, 1998, 2001, 2005, 2019, 2021, 2023)

Total: 48 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 9º

**Points:** 575

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

Finals

Runners-up: 1 (2023)

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 2

## See also

 France

 Germany

 Italy
CAF Super Cup

The **CAF Super Cup** is an annual football match organized by CAF and contested by the reigning champions of the two main African club competitions, the CAF Champions League and the CAF Confederation Cup. The competition is played annually since the inaugural tournament in 1993.

## Points system

**Champions:** 2

**Runners-up:** 1

## See also

 CAF Champions League

 CAF Confederation Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
Equatorial Guinea

The **Equatorial Guinea national football team** is the national team of Equatorial Guinea and is controlled by the Equatoguinean Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CAF Champions League:** 0

 **CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## Women's

**Ranking:** 32º

**Points:** 25

 **FIFA Women's World Cup**

**Appearances:** 1

 **Olympics**

**Appearances:** 0

## See also

 Gabon

 Cameroon

 Congo
Croatia

The **Croatia national football team** is the national team of Croatia and is controlled by the Croatian Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 6

**Points:** 775

## Clubs

### Ranking

 2
 3
 4
 5
 6

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **UEFA Champions League:** 0

 **UEFA Europa League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

 **UEFA Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

 Serbia

 Slovenia

 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ethiopia

The **Ethiopia national football team** is the national team of Ethiopia and is controlled by the Ethiopian Football Federation.

## National team

**FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 0

**Points:** 0

## Clubs

### Titles

**FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

**CAF Champions League:** 0

**CAF Confederation Cup (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 0

**CAF Super Cup:** 0

Total: 0 titles

## See also

Kenya

Somalia

Sudan
CONCACAF League

The **CONCACAF League** was a 2nd level North American football competition contested by CONCACAF clubs, the sport's North American governing body. The competition was played from 2017 to 2022.

## Finalists

### By country

  Honduras | 2
  Guatemala | 1

## Points system

**Champions:** 6

**Runners-up:** 4

**Semi-finals:** 3

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 CONCACAF Champions Cup

 CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
CAF Cup

The **CAF Cup** was a 3rd level African football competition contested by CAF clubs, the sport's African governing body. The competition was played annually since the inaugural tournament in 1992 until its last edition in 2003.

## Points system

**Champions:** 4

**Runners-up:** 3

**Semi-finals:** 2

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 CAF Champions League

 CAF Confederation Cup

 CAF Super Cup
FIFA

The **International Federation of Association Football** (FIFA) is the international governing body of football in the World. It is the highest governing body of football.

## Championships

World has the following championships counting points through the rank:

**1st level:**  FIFA Club World Cup (2025-)

**Supercup:**  Intercontinental Cup (1960-2004);  FIFA Club World Championship (2000-2023);  FIFA Intercontinental Cup (2024-)

## See also

 UEFA

 CONMEBOL

 FIFA Club World Cup
CAF Confederation Cup

The **CAF Confederation Cup** is a 2nd level African football competition contested by CAF clubs, the sport's African governing body. The competition has been played annually since the inaugural tournament in 2004.

## Points system

**Champions:** 6

**Runners-up:** 4

**Semi-finals:** 3

**Quarter-finals:** 1

## See also

 CAF Champions League

 CAF Super Cup

 FIFA Club World Cup
CONCACAF

The **Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football** (CONCACAF) is the continental governing body of football in North America and it is one of FIFA's six continental confederations.

## Championships

North America has the following championships counting points through the rank:

**1st level:**  CONCACAF Champions Cup (1962-)

**2nd level:**  CONCACAF Cup Winners’ Cup (1991-1995);  *CONMEBOL Libertadores (1998-2016)\**;  CONCACAF League (2017-2022)

**3rd level:**  *Copa Merconorte (2000-2001)\**;  *CONMEBOL Sudamericana (2005-2008)\**

**Supercup:**  *CONMEBOL Recopa (1998-2016)\**

*\*Tournaments organized by CONMEBOL that CONCACAF clubs participated.*

## See also

 FIFA

 CONMEBOL

 UEFA
CONMEBOL Recopa

The **CONMEBOL Recopa** is an annual football match organised by CONMEBOL and contested by the reigning champions of the two main South American club competitions, the CONMEBOL Libertadores and the CONMEBOL Sudamericana. The championship has been awarded since 1989.

From 1998 to 2016, the CONMEBOL Recopa could be contested by CONCACAF clubs, since they used to participate in CONMEBOL competitions during that period.

## Points system

**Champions:** 5

**Runners-up:** 2

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 FIFA Club World Cup
El Salvador

The **El Salvador national football team** is the national team of El Salvador and is controlled by the Salvadoran Football Federation.

## National team

 **FIFA World Cup**

**Appearances:** 2

**Points:** 100

## Clubs

### Titles

 **FIFA Club World Cup:** 0

 **CONCACAF Champions Cup:** 3 (1967, 1976, 1979)

 **CONCACAF League (*and others 2nd/3rd level*):** 1 (1991)

Total: 4 titles

## See also

 Honduras

 Guatemala

 Costa Rica
Copa CONMEBOL

The **Copa CONMEBOL** was a 3rd level South American football competition contested by CONMEBOL clubs, the sport's South American governing body. The championship was awarded every year since the inaugural tournament in 1992 until get abolished in 1999.

## Finalists

### By country

  Argentina | 3
  Uruguay | 0
  Colombia | 0
  Paraguay | 0

## Points system

**Champions:** 10

**Runners-up:** 7

**Semi-finals:** 5

**Quarter-finals:** 2

**Round of 16:** 1

## See also

 CONMEBOL Libertadores

 CONMEBOL Sudamericana

 CONMEBOL Recopa
FIFA Intercontinental Cup

The **FIFA Intercontinental Cup** is an international club football tournament organized by FIFA, between the winners of the six continental confederations. It will be first contested in 2024 as a successor of the FIFA Club World Championship. But, as FIFA unified the Intercontinental Cup and FIFA Club World Championship titles, 1960 is considered the first edition of the tournament.

## Predecessors

### Intercontinental Cup

The Intercontinental Cup was an international club football tournament organized by UEFA and CONMEBOL, between the winners of the two continental confederations. In 2017 FIFA officially considered its champions as world champions. The tournament was first contested in 1960 and for the last time in 2004. It was succeeded by the FIFA Club World Championship.

### FIFA Club World Championship

The FIFA Club World Championship was an international club football tournament organized by FIFA, between the winners of the six continental confederations, as well as the host nation's league champions. The tournament was first contested in 2000, then, after a 4 years hiatus, was awarded every year from 2005 until 2023. Then, it was succeeded by the **FIFA Intercontinental Cup**.

## Points system

**Champions:** 15

**Runners-up:** 11

**Play-off:** 7

**Second round:** 3

**First round:** 1

## See also

 FIFA Club World Cup

 UEFA Champions League

 CONMEBOL Libertadores