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Tijmen Groenewegen

Tijmen Groenewegen is a professional racing driver hailing from the Netherlands, known for his remarkable career in Formula One. Born on May 9th 2002, Tijmen comes from a family with a rich sporting background, with his cousin Dylan Groenewegen being a prominent cyclist. Drawing inspiration from his family's athletic achievements, Tijmen developed a passion for motorsports from a young age.

## Formula One Career

### First entry

2023 Malaysia GP

Tijmen's journey in the world of racing began from the age of five, when he first stepped into a karting cockpit. Displaying exceptional talent and determination, he quickly made his mark in various national and international karting championships, showcasing his ability to fearless and aggresive nature on track and display of tactical prowess.

His outstanding performances in karting caught the attention of racing scouts, leading Tijmen to make the transition to single-seater racing. Progressing through the junior formulae, he demonstrated consistent improvement, acquiring valuable experience and honing his racing skills along the way.

In 2023, Tijmen achieved his long-cherished dream of entering the pinnacle of motorsport, Formula One. Securing a seat with Streamline Engineering alongside Alex Mueller, he embarked on his rookie season, poised to compete against the world's finest drivers on some of the most demanding circuits around the globe.

Off the circuit, Tijmen is known for his down-to-earth demeanor and commitment to his craft. His dedication to physical fitness and mental preparation has been instrumental in his success as a racing driver. In addition to his motorsport pursuits, Tijmen actively engages in philanthropic endeavors, supporting various charitable causes and inspiring the next generation of aspiring drivers.
Sa'ida Al-Amin

Sa'ida Al-Amin, pictured testing the Stryker Racing F2 car ahead of the 2023 season

## Formula 2 Career

### Last win

N/A

Sa'ida Al-Amin (Arabic: سائدة الأمين; born 3 September 2006) is a female racing drver from United Arab Emirates, currently racing for Stryker Racing team in Formula 2 championship.

## Karting

Sa'ida begun karting aged 3, and made her competetive debut in UAE Rotax Max Challenge back in 2014-2015 season, at the age of 8 years old. She won first of her multiple UAE RMX titles a season later. Al-Amin also won the Rotax MAX Challenge Grand Finals championship title in the 2018-2019 season.

## Single-seaters

**Formula 4 UAE Championship**

In the 2021 season, Sa'ida made a jump to single-seaters in her native Formula 4 UAE Championship, at the age of 14. Despite suffering a poor start to the season, only finishing on the podium once throughout the first two rounds, Sa'ida finished the championship placed 4th in the standings with three race wins. Sa'ida remained in the Formula 4 UAE Championship for the 2021-2022 season, where she dominantly claimed the championship title with 7 race wins and 12 podium finishes.

**Formula 3 Championship**

Impressed by her incredible performance in the Formula 4 UAE Championship, Stryker Racing offered the Emirati driver a position in their driver academy, as well as a seat in their Formula 3 team for 2022 season. Sa'ida continued her good form from the Formula 4 UAE Championship, finishing her debut season in Formula 3 championship placed 2nd in the standings, winning races at Sakhir, Magny-Cours, Monza, and Watkins Glen.

**Formula 2 Championship**

Following her great performance in 2022 F3 season, Stryker promoted Sa'ida to race in Formula 2 for the 2023 season, aged just 16.

## Racing record

**Complete Formula 2 Championship results**
2023 Formula 4 Sakhir round

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Formula 4 Sepang round is a motor racing event held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is the second round of the 2023 Formula 4 Championship and is held in support of the 2023 Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix. This round we see the debuts of Ludwik Stachowicz and Lorenzo Vendra.

## Report

**Qualifying**

Qualifying got under way slightly late as there was issues regarding the Pirelli tyres once again. These issues were rectified and the session was underway. Simon Kvist set the early pace as the track started to rubber in. Akshobhya Sharma then jumped Kvist to the top of the table. This was short lived as EJ Bird put a stellar lap in to move clear of the rest of the pack. With just 2 minutes left in the session, debutant Lorenzo Vendra posted a laptime good enough for Pole Position and that time was not to be beaten. Controversy struck after the flag as Pascal Galli put in his fastest lap 3 minutes after the end of the session, the JEIA allowed the time to stand.

**Race**

The race was underway and Bird jumped above polesitter Vendra off the line. On the exit of the first corner there was an incident which left Zak Cronin and debutant Ludwik Stachowicz at the back of the field with damage. Heading into the second sector and Simon Kvist lost control of his TitanFury Racing car. This incident led to both Kvist and Jeffrey Ten Thije retiring from the race. After the first handful of laps it was Bird leading from Vendra, Lucas Hamilton and Ethan Friedman. On lap 3 Vendra retook the lead from Bird and the Streamline Engineering car of Joseph Melkowski got himself into second place.

Melkowski and Vendra continued to switch positions for the race lead as Hamilton made a mistake which dropped him outside the points. Championship leader Daniel Corper had a horrific race and was running at the back-end of the points heading into the final few laps. Lap 15 saw many drivers into the pits for fresh rubber, and on the following handful of laps more drivers pit. During this stage of the race, Melkowski made a mistake which left him with no chance at victory. Sharma also made a similar error at turn 1 and tumbled down the order.

This left debut driver Lorenzo Vendra to gallop to an easy victory. Pascal Galli finished in 2nd place with Thomas Wood scoring back to back 3rd place finishes. Championship leader Corper only finished down in 14th place and thus lost his Championship lead. Wood took the lead in the Championship with his team Streamline Engineering also taking the lead in the Teams' Championship.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
Joseph Melkowski

Joseph Melkowski (Born April 6th 2003) - Polish driver driving for Streamline Engineering in Formula 4 Series in Season 1 of Your Motorsport.

## Career

### Champs.

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Melkowski was born in Quebec City (Canada) but chose to represent his father Polish nationality. His previous racing history is somewhat private but it is known that he is one of his nation rising stars. Streamline decided to sign him for the first ever Your Motorsport Formula 4 season after both sides showed interest to join forces.
Strykergate

After the end of the 2021 season of JEIA, Stryker announced they had secured a large, undefined amount of money with a still-unnamed Chinese businessman. There were few reactions to this outside of the team, most didn't think much of it.

However, a month later, in December 2021, Stryker announced they had launched an F1 team with two Chinese drivers, Hou Wenli (Chinese: 侯文丽 ) and Hao Wendao (Chinese: 郝文道) This threw up many question marks, many directly criticising the integrity of the JEIA. In response, the JEIA put out a statement regarding the situation, which caused even more controversy, due to their deliberate vagueness. Nothing official has been heard since.

Despite this, Stryker did very well, maintaining a professional aura and scoring exceptionally well in their debut season, especially for a newcomer. Many have looked pass this incident, hoping to see the team become victorious in the highest level of motorsport, while many prey on the team's downfall. Due to this, Stryker Racing have been endowed with a villainous reputation, as the dark horses of JEIA Formula Racing.
Charlie Hasd

Charlie Hasd Retiring from the F1 Sepang Round

Charlie Hasd is a Formula 1 driver from Australia driving for the team TitanFury Racing in Season 1 of Your Motorsport. There is no information on his previous racing results. He has been said to have a very calm driving style, which has earned him a seat in the highest tier of motorsport. Formula 1.

## *2023 Season*

Charlie Hasd began his Your Motorsport career at the 2023 Malaysian Grand Prix in Formula 1. He qualified 15th, Into the race he pitted on Lap 11 spinning into the TitianFury garage, and ultimately retiring from the race.

## *Racing Record*

**Complete Formula 1 Championship results**
The Apartment Maze

The Apartment Maze front cover

## Book Information

The Apartment Maze was the first book published by the WIHS organization. As a result, it was not a very good one. It was short - coming in at 93 pages and 19,000 words, and the plot tended to go in circles. The main characters were Bert and Harvey, and overall the story wasn't very well developed. It was originally inspired from the Riddle of Ages in the Mysterious Benedict Society.

Flaws of this book include: the next not being justified, a very boring Times New Roman font, and a very poorly designed front cover and back cover. There is also a typo in the back cover blurb. There were also staples put in the paper in the copy of the second edition.

There was a first edition, but the formatting was horrible as the original Word doc was in 8.5 x 11, but the book was printed in 6 x 9. Also, the text was far too small. These problems were corrected in the second edition, at least.

## Back Cover Blurb Text

*"When Bert and Harvey nearly clash in a fight in their small apartment, it's a calamity to find out who can escape the deadly peril of the underground metal chamber. Bert meets up with his friends Duffy and Pooh to go on an underground journey to a secret metal chamber filled with passageways and alarms. But they don't realize that an old enemy has come back to attack then (sic) once more. And with the mind-numbing puzzles constantly road-blocking them, will they make it through their journey?"*

This text is found on both the first edition and the second editions, while the font size is bigger on the second edition. The typo was not fixed, however.
Jeffrey Ten Thije

Ten Thije's Shadow F4 Season 1 car during pre season testing

Jeffrey Ten Thije is a 21 year old dutch shadow formula 4 racing driver for the JEIA Formula 4 championship

## 2010-2022

Jeffrey mostly came up to pace with racing simulator games, such as f1 challenge 99-02™, Assetto Corsa and Rfactor 1 and 2. On the other hand, he began karting in European classes which lasted from 2012 to 2015, coming close to the title in 2014, 2nd, and 2015, 3rd.

After the time in karting, Jeffrey went to race in roadcar classes on circuits across Europe going from 2016 to 2019. During this time, the Shadow Driver Academy approached him to sign into the academy. With the new assistance in his back, he managed to get into the Formula Regional Europe championship in a Shadow sponsored car going from 2020 to 2022, mostly running in the higher midfield.

After his seasons in Formula Regional, Jeffrey got approached for a seat in the 2023 Shadow Formula 4 car alongside Lucas Hamilton.

## Formula 4, Season 1

### Pre season

It is before the first race of the season and all the car liveries and driver pairings have been confirmed. Ten Thije will drive for Shadow Formula 4 the upcoming season.

With performance still unclear for everyone in the JEIA Formula 4 championship, It will be a surprise to find out where everyone will be competing, meaning that everyone is waiting for the first race of the season to start confirming the driver order on the grid.

### Round 1, Malaysia

After a 9th position in qualifying, Ten Thije quickly dropped down to a range of position 12 to 14 to eventually finish in 12th place, whilst his teammate, Lucas Hamilton finished 2nd, less than a second away from the lead. A disappointing performance gaining the attention of Shadow management. Ten Thije claimed in an interview later that day that it was still the first round of the season and that it wasn't a true representation of his performance as of yet. The future of the championship will decide if this will be the case or not.

### Round 2, Bahrain

after a qualifying into 17th position, Jeffrey got collected during a first lap crash at turn 5, coming together with and tangling up with Simon Kvist resulting in a DNF for both drivers. Shadow confirmed it would protest the action, but with no result following the lack of penalties and punishment at the JEIA.
2023 Indycar Pacific Grand Prix

The 2023 Pacific Grand Prix is the second Indycar race held in Your Motorsport. It is held at Mount Panorama Circuit in Bathurst, Australia. It is the first ever race outside USA. The results are counting towards the 2023 Indycar Championship.

## Report

**Qualifying**

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Streamline Engineering

Streamline Engineering are a Your Motorsport team. Founded back in 1998 by the Early family, Streamline have been racing in various categories ever since. They arrive at Season 1 of Your Motorsport fielding a team in all 4 of the Formula categories.

Formula 1 Results

Formula 2 Results

Formula 3 Results

Formula 4 Results
2023 Indycar Alabama Grand Prix

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Alabama Grand Prix was the inaugural Indycar race held in Your Motorsport. It was held at Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama, USA. The results counted towards the 2023 Indycar Championship.

## Report

**Qualifying**

Qualifying was underway and drivers started getting laps on the board. Drivers like Artemis O'Silver and Aaron Smith were setting the pace early on. However, as the session progressed, Gustavo Frigotto headed out on to the circuit and set only one lap time. This lap was good enough for pole position by more than half a second. Frigotto lined up on pole, O' Silver in second with Smith setting off from 3rd. The biggest pole margin in Your Motorsport history at the time of the lap being set.

**Race**

The conditions were perfect out on circuit for this race. O'Silver got the jump on Frigotto off the line and led into turn 1 followed by Arkadiusz Ciolak who had jumped into 2nd. Benjamin Ciboci looped his car around at turn 1 and therefore was running in last place. The following lap was underway and Aaron Smith had his turn facing the wrong way at turn 1, meanwhile his teammate Abdel Shadikshirram was steadily climbing through the field.

By lap 4 Frigotto had regained the lead and was pulling out a healthy gap out front. On to lap 9 and Shadikshirram was now up into the podium places and had his eyes firmly set on the race lead. Pitstops would prove to be a factor in this race, with some drivers decided to stick with the "Alternates" on a 2 stop strategy whilst some driver opting for the 1 stop and switching on to the longer lasting "Primary" tyres. Before the first pit stop phase, Shadikshirram took the lead away from Frigotto. Frigotto's teammate Rokas Laurinskis also moved past and into 2nd place.

After the pit stop phase, Shadikshirram still had the lead but now Alessandro Pelone had jumped the Dragontrial cars and was up to 2nd. The race leader was committed to a 2 stop strategy whereas both Pelone and Laurinskis were on a 1 stop and had already made their final runs through the pit lane. Following the second round of pit stops, the race was between the 1-stopper of Laurinskis and the 2-stopper of Shadikshirram. With just a handful of laps remaining, Shadikshirram moved past Laurinskis and claimed an impressive victory, also claiming Driver of the Day.

Laurinskis finished in 2nd with Pelone rounding out the podium. All three drivers on the podium had started outside the top 10. The polesitter Frigotto could only manage 4th by the flag. Aaron Smith had a turbulent race which featured 3 big incidents, he finished down in 12th place.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
Stryker Racing

Stryker Racing is a British-Chinese multi-class racing team competing in the JEIA Formula Series. Formed in 2019, in Hertfordshire, the team had a rough start to its life, plagued by various issues, including staff disagreements, lack of driver and vehicle performance and reliability, the team came close to closing its doors in 2020 before it even had the chance to grow. Lucky, in 2021, the team secured a large financial investment from an unnamed Chinese businessman. The team now had 2 F4 cars, plenty of willing staff and some competitive options for drivers.

The team performed excellently in 2021, securing a constructors' win and a drivers' championship win within the international F4 championship. This, coupled with some strings pulled from above, the team was able to vouch for a place within Formula 1 (Not without plenty of uproar, see Strykergate), before moving to Northampton to build a state of the art facility neighbouring Silverstone. From there, the team began building up its F3 and F2 teams in 2022 and 2023.

Stryker has seen early success in the 2023 season, with a dominant win in the inaugural F4 race, along with an excellent drive from its F3 drivers in the first round.

### Trivia

* Stryker Racing is rumoured to have a small facility in northern Chengdu, though it is unknown whether the facility provides much benefit to the team, or is just an outlet for the investor's wishes.
2023 Formula 2 Sepang round

## 2023 Formula 2 Malaysian Grand Prix

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Formula 2 Sepang round was a motor racing event held at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia. It was the opening round of the 2023 Formula 2 Championship and was held in support of the 2023 Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix.

## Report

**Qualifying**

Jay Savage set the early pace in Qualifying. However, it was a late charge by Rashid Asiedu which saw the pole position time set. Asiedu qualified almost 4 tenths ahead of second place Robert Mitchell. Asiedu had the best of the track conditions paired with the fresher tyres at the time.

**Race**

The race was underway and many expected Asiedu to drop back instantly, however the Forza Rossa driver got the better start and led the pack into turn 1. Asiedu was eventually passed by Mitchell a few laps into the race. It was clear from the start that the Streamline pair of Dalton and Scialdone had their work cut out. Dalton making a mistake on lap 1 followed by his teammate doing the same on lap 2, spinning on the exit of turn 7.

Asiedu began to fall back, which caused a chaotic fight for the points positions. This chaos led to a mistake by Jay Savage, the mistake on the exit of turn 12 caused damage to a number of drivers including Jaagup Esta. As the race progressed, rain began to fall over the circuit and Thomas Crabb was the big beneficiary of this. Crabb, who qualified down in 19th, managed to climb and finish the race within the top 5.

However, the star of the show was Gianbattista Perez whose aggressive driving from 6th on the grid saw him take a fantastic victory and mark himself as a title contendor. He received the Driver of the Day award for his efforts. 16 year old Sa'ida Al-Amin turned in a solid display to finish in 5th place. Robert Mitchell had led the race for the majority, but Perez eventually passed him for the win. Mitchell still finished on the podium in 3rd, right behind Adam Konkoly.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
Pascal Galli

**Pascal Galli** (Lugano, 22nd October 2003) is a Swiss driver, driving for Velochei Motorsport in "Your Motorsport" Formula 4 championship.

Due personal issues Pascal didnt start his racing career until he was 15 years old. Before that he was an athlete competing in both 100 meters sprint races and long jump arriving to compete in the Swiss National Championship achieving an 8th place in long jump.

His family co-own, with Tommaso Pelizza's family, Mirage Motorsport that compete in American leagues such as IndyCar, IndyLights and USF2000. Although neither Pascal and Tommaso drive for the team they still are involved in the managing of it.

## Pascal Galli

Pascal Galli during F4 qualifying in Bahrain

## Career

### Early Career

Starting his karting journey at age 15, climbing the ladder all the way to the World Karting Championship, where he finished 2nd overall in 2021. After winning the FIA Motorsport Games F4 Cup event he joined Velochei Motorsport in the Your Motorsport F4 championship.

### Italian Formula 4

After almost winning the CIK-FIA European Championship he was offered a contract by Prema Racing to compete in the Italian Formula 4. He started well winning the first of the three races. After that he lost a bit of his magical touch until the summer break when he started to win again, but it was too late. Although winning 8 races out of 20 races he finished 3rd behind Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Alex Dunne.

### FIA Motorsport Games

In 2022 Pascal participated in the FIA Motorsport Games held at Circuit Paul Ricard in France representing Switzerland in Formula 4 category. Taking the victory he became the first Swiss medalist in a FIA Motorsport Games event.

### JEIA Formula 4

Pascal signed with Velochei Motorsport in December 2022 to compete in JEIA Formula 4. Due his limited experience, combined with his strong but inconsistent pace, he achieved a 5th place in his first qualifying in Malaysia, only to drop positions and finishing 13th in the race. His moment of redemption came after one week at the Bahrain GP where, after a controversial qualification, he started 12th and with a perfect pit-stop call and a masterful strategy he finished 2nd scoring his first podium, only behind is long-time friend Lorenzo Vendra who achieved pole and victory on his debut.

## Controversies

### 2023 F4 Bahrain GP

During the qualifying session of the Bahrain GP valid for the Formula 4 Championship, Pascal didn't set a lap quick enough to start with the best drivers, relegating him in 21st position. After the checkered flag some drivers kept pushing not improving their laptime. Only Pascal improved his time gaining 9 positions and starting 12th. All the teams and drivers protested but the JEIA stewards kept Pascal's time, allowing him to start 12th, achieving his first podium after the race.
2023 Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix was a motor racing event held at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia. It was the opening round of the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship.

## Report

**Qualifying**

The theme of qualifying were the conditions, with rain picking up throughout the session. Most drivers headed out on the soft tyres but the two Flashpoint GP drivers of Hector Ligero and Jimbothy Johannson braved the worsening conditions on the intermediates. Razin, Sobral and most notably Adam Ruzsinko got their laps on the softs in early. The Flashpoint GP drivers would have claimed an easy 1-2 on the grid but they managed to get in each other's way on their first run. Sadly for them, the conditions continued to get worse and that left Adam Ruzsinko on Pole Position alongside Hector Ligero.

**Race**

Before the race, the track dried up a little bit and the strategy was once again between either the soft tyre or the intermediate. Crucially, polesitter Ruzsinko opted for softs whilst Ligero went for the intermediates. Other drivers choosing the intermediates included Stefan Fink starting in 11th, and Jacob Clark at the back of the grid. When the lights went out the rain almost immediately intensified. The intermediate runners were left to take an early advantage whilst the majority of the runners headed for the pits in the opening few laps for intermediate tyres.

On lap 11, an incident involving Ruzsinko and Charlie Hasd resulted in both drivers retiring in the pitlane. Both Streamline's were in the wars early on with spins happening frequently. By the midrace stage, an incident at the final corner from the Streamline of Tijmen Groenewegen caused his teammate Alex Mueller to spin in sympathy. Ligero was controlling the pace at the front and had a large advantage over the chasing pack. The two Waterfall Motorsport cars of Jacob Clark and Stefan Fink treated the crowd to a spectacular battle for the podium places.

During the closing stages of the race, reliability played a major factor. 7 Engine failures and 2 Brake failures occurred in the closing 15 laps which meant that only 7 drivers saw the chequered flag. This caused outrage from both the teams and the fans as the JEIA sanctioned parts on the car were the ones to fail. This resulted in an official investigation for the governing body to rectify the issue for the future.

Thomas Battiata was disqualified from the race for poor driving standards, that was the first disqualification that we have seen in Your Motorsport history. The battle towards the end was between Borthwick and Johannson. The Flashpoint GP car of Johannson had the better speed and on the end of lap 36, Johannson made the decisive move into the final corner. The late drama meant that Johannson (Who had been last early on in the race) won the race ahead of Douglas Borthwick with the Streamline of Alex Mueller recovering to finish 3rd and claim Driver of the Day.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
2023 Formula 4 Sepang round

Circuit layout

The 2023 Formula 4 Sepang round was a motor racing event held at the Sepang International Circuit in Sepang, Malaysia. It was the opening round of the 2023 Formula 4 Championship and was held in support of the 2023 Formula 1 Malaysian Grand Prix.

## Report

**Qualifying**

Simon Kvist took a dominant pole position for TitanFury Racing with a lap time of 1:54.812, followed by Daniel Corper and Akshobhya Sharma in second and third place respectively.

**Race**

The race went underway with a three way fight for the lead heading into turn 1, between Kvist, Corper, and EJ Bird, the latter of them having an amazing launch from P4 on the starting the grid. Eventually Corper took the lead down the inside, with Kvist settling for second place and Bird being reovertaken by Sharma out of the snail section. Kvist and Bird both started quickly falling down the order after the opening laps, with EJ finding himself out of the points paying positions as soon as lap 6 of the race. Meanwhile, both Lucas Hamilton and Thomas Wood have found themselves going in the opposite direction, with Hamilton progressing from P8 all the way up into P3 in a span of opening four laps, and Wood rounding out the podium after starting all the way down from 13th on the grid and setting numerous fastest laps on the way. Renzo Moretti was a star of another great recovery drive, finishing the race up in 7th place despite rounding out the grid in qualifying.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
Thomas Wood

Thomas Wood (born 11th October 2004) is a British-Polish racing driver currently racing for Streamline Engineering in the 2023 Formula 4 Championship.

## General Information

### Nationality

 British  Polish
 *via dual nationality*

### Born

11th October 2004Doncaster, England, United Kingdom

## Karting

Thomas began karting, originally just for fun, aged 5, in his home town of Doncaster. He made his competitive debut aged 9 in the Super1 British Karting Championships in the Rotax Series, where he finished 4th in the championship, with 5 podium finishes, but no wins. He later went on to come second in the 2020 CIK-FIA Karting World Championship, aged 16.

## Single-seaters

**F4 British Championship**

For the 2021 season, Thomas progressed into the F4 British Championship, a support category for the British Touring Car Championship. He started the season well, winning the first 2 races of the season, but slumped mid-season, only picking up 2 more wins at Brands Hatch Indy and Oulton Park, to eventually finish his debut year in 5th place in the standings. He remained in the series for 2022, finishing on the podium at every track and winning 11 races on his way to the championship, winning by 69 points over second place.

**Formula 4 Championship**

For 2023, Wood was offered a seat at Streamline Engineering in the JEIA-sanctioned Formula 4 Championship, who were impressed by his performance in the F4 British Championship the previous year. So far, he has finished on the podium in every round and currently leads the championship, but has not yet won a race.

## Racing record

**Complete Formula 4 Championship results**

## Personal life

Wood was born in Doncaster to an English father, but his mother is from the Małopolska region of Poland, meaning he has both British and Polish citizenship, but chooses to race under the British flag, and speaks a small amount of Polish. He has two siblings. He is also good friends with Tomas Kovaček, the owner of the Flashpoint GP team in F1, F2, F3, and F4.
Nils Härtl

> Nils Härtl is a German Formula 1 driver for Shadow F1 Team in the first season of Your Motorsport.
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Härtl was born in Hamm Germany, on the 26 of March 2002. After a relativ sucesses full stint in karting, Härtl moved up the ladder into the German Formel 4, being quite quick but inconsitent in his first season. Taking 3 wins but also 4 DNF´s.

## Formula One Career

### Fastest laps

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After establishing himself in the second season, Härtl won the championship in his 3 year, taking 5 wins and 2 more podiums, dominating that season. Moving up the ladder to the German Formel 2.5 series, showing of his imense race craft under pressure, coupled with his raw quali pace. Taking 1 victory, 3 more podiums and 4 pole positions.

Honing his skill even more, which eventually let to a full-time race seat in the pinaccle of motorsport, Formual One, with Shadow F1 Team. Securing his seat alongside, Jeb Stanton, motivated to improve even more and establish himself as one of the best drivers in the motorsport world.
2023 Formula 3 Sakhir round

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Formula 3 Sakhir round is a motor racing event held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is the second round of the 2023 Formula 3 Championship and is held in support of the 2023 Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix. This round we see the debuts of Nick Holiday, Rory Apex, Jan Christensen, Marti Barker, James Nerginton, Marko Hemling and Bill Cooper.

## Report

**Qualifying**

As there were 7 more drivers entering this weekend's Formula 3 race, the circuit was busier than usual in qualifying. Debutant Nick Holiday was the first to get a time on the board, but that provisional pole was short-lived. Ethan Clarke moved to the top and then instantly was beaten by another debutant in Bill Cooper. As the time ticked down, Reece Burke had his time in the limelight with provisional pole. Towards the end of the session, Dominik Chronski put in a stellar lap to claim pole position by almost 2 tenths ahead of Damian Dolot. Ethan Clarke lined up in 3rd with the highest debut driver being Bill Cooper in 4th place.

**Race**

The sun was shining for the start of the Formula 3 race and off the start Clarke jumped ahead of Chronski. All drivers remained patient early on. On lap 2, Genetic Fool ran into the back of Chronski into turn 4, knocking Chronski's rear wing off as well as his own front wing. Cooper made an attempt to overtake the stricken Fool before the end of that same lap and Cooper ended up facing the wrong way at turn 14. Eneida Lehtonen retired on lap 3. Clarke, Burke, and Harrington Brooks were the top 3 at this stage.

A strange incident on lap 5 involving Nick Holiday and Rory Apex which left Apex to retire on the spot. Meanwhile Burke took the lead from Clarke. These two continued to swap positions for a number of laps. From seemingly nowhere, Adam Chobot took the lead on lap 10 and the two Shadow F1 cars of Willows and Carroll were also making great progress toward the podium places.

Moving on to lap 13 and Chobot had taken the lead from Burke, Burke outbraked himself into turn 1 and crashed into the rear of Chobot, wiping both drivers' chances of a win. The final few laps was a four-way battle for the victory. Willows, Clarke, Carroll, and Soichiro Otani. On the penultimate lap Jack Carroll had a spin coming out of turn 14 and collected Ash Baker. This incident caused Carroll to retire and Baker to lose his front wing. This meant the final lap battle was between Clarke and Willows. Clarke had the lead until turn 11 when Willows sent it up the inside to claim victory. Clarke finished in 2nd with Otani completing the podium. Baker stayed out on circuit without a front wing but lost out in the battle for 5th as Josh Cassar claimed the position. Cassar was awarded Driver of the Day after starting in 26th and finishing in 5th.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
Hastings

## Hastings

### Inhabitants

* Hastings Elementary School
* The Hastings Hurricanes
* Della's Diner

**Hastings** is a ten-minute drive from the Briar campus.

## Residents

* Brenna Jensen
* Hunter Davenport
* Demi Davis
* Taylor Marsh
* Conor Edwards

## Educational support

* Hastings Elementary School
* The Hastings Hurricanes
* Dean Heyward-Di Laurentis: Former Assistant Hockey Coach
* Taylor Marsh: Former Teaching Student

## Law support and legal enforcement

* Jeff Jenk: Police Officer
* Sammy Albertson: Police Officer

## Local businesses

* Della's Diner
* Logan and Sons Auto Repair
2023 Formula 1 World Championship

The 2023 Formula 1 World Championship season is the first running of Formula 1 championship under James Early International Agency (JEIA), the governing body of international motorsport, after a major restructuring of the series. It serves as the highest class of four tier formula racing ladder ran by JEIA.

2023 championship season consists of 16 rounds, starting with the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, and ending with Brazilian Grand Prix at the Interlagos circuit in São Paulo. The grid will feature of 20 drivers staring across 10 teams, competing for World Drivers' Champion and World Constructors' Champion titles respectively.

## Entries

Following teams and drivers have been signed up for the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship grid, all having been approved entry by JEIA.

## Calendar

2023 calendar consists of 16 rounds located across five continents.

## Season results

**Scoring System**

Points are awarded to top 10 classified drivers at the end of each race.

**World Drivers' Championship**

**World Constructors' Championship**

**Key**
2023 USF2000 Alabama Grand Prix

## 2023 Indycar Alabama Grand Prix

Circuit Layout

The 2023 Alabama Grand Prix was the first round of the 2023 USF2000 Championship. It was held at the Barber Motorsports Park in Alabama, USA.

## Report

**Qualifying**

Aleksi Kahkonen was the first driver out on track and thus set the benchmark time. This time was swiftly surpassed by Ronald Mulder. Mulder went on to lap even quicker on his next two laps. Gunter Von Bismark put in a lap late on that was good enough for second place, but it was Mulder who claimed pole position. Kahkonen lined up in 3rd with Graham Ames setting off from 4th place.

**Race**

Bright and sunny skies were overhead when the race got underway. Polesitter Mulder held off Von Bismark through the first couple of corners. Ames jumped into 3rd. Otto Sogaard's race ended on the first lap after a huge crash that was caused by a sausage kerb on the outside of turn 10. Whilst the yellow flags were out, Von Bismark and Ames both moved up ahead of Mulder and into the top two positions.

Lap 2 and more drama unfolded. Francis Sanders losing the back end on the exit of turn 12 which caused a multi-car pile up. This incident resulted in the retirements of Sanders, Nuno Paiva, Kazimierz Kazax, and Pedro Libre. Von Bismark eventually lost the lead to Graham Ames who proceeded to pull away at a rapid pace. Driver Dylan Paterson climbed through the field during the race and by the halfway point he was up into 2nd place.

Battles brewed up and down the grid throughout the race. A fantastic spectacle could be found for the final points position between drivers such as Tommaso Pelizza, Jakub Stepnicka, Tim Schmidt, and Aleksi Kahkonen. This battle reached its peak on the final lap when Pelizza finally fell out of the points, to the dismay of his team. In the end Graham Ames won the race with a winning margain of 14.4 seconds over 2nd placed Dylan Paterson. Paco Basile completed the podium. 46 year old Kai Ehre claimed Driver of the Day after climbing from 15th place to finish in 8th.

## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
2023 Formula 2 Sakhir round

## 2023 Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix

The 2023 Formula 2 Sakhir round is a motor racing event held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain. It is the second round of the 2023 Formula 2 Championship and is held in support of the 2023 Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix.

## Report

**Qualifying**

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**Race**

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## Classification

**Qualifying**

**Race**
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Fillmore

“(Spits out water sound) I should really stop drinking my fuel at night man”.-Fillmore in Episode 2
Fillmore is a Volkswagen bus who first appears in episode 2 while Ramone is remodeling Lightning Mqueen he then spits some liquid(possibly fuel) and the remarks how he should stop drinking his fuel at night.
2023 Formula 4 Championship

The 2023 Formula 4 Championship season is the first running of Formula 4 championship under James Early International Agency (JEIA), the governing body of international motorsport, after a major restructuring of the series. It serves as the lowest class of four tier formula racing ladder ran by JEIA. It is also the first season of Formula 4 running a single championship on the international level, as opposed to previous split into numerous regional championships

2023 championship season consists of 16 rounds, starting with the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, and ending with Brazilian Grand Prix at the Interlagos circuit in São Paulo. The grid features 21 drivers staring across 10 teams, competing for Drivers' Champion and Teams' Champion titles respectively.

## Entries

Following teams and drivers have been signed up for the 2023 Formula 4 Championship grid, all having been approved entry by JEIA. The championship was originally intended to have teams composed of three drivers, however due to emerging issues, JEIA decided on reducing the grid size to two drivers per team for the 2023 season, with an intention to expand the grid in 2024.

1 - Clark Racing Enterprises ran only a single car during the Sepang round, under approval from JEIA, due to the team's inability to find another driver.

## Calendar

2023 calendar consists of 16 rounds located across five continents

## Season results

**Scoring System**

Points are awarded to top 10 classified drivers at the end of each race.

**Drivers' Championship**

**Teams' Championship**

**Key**
Michał Zajezierski

> 2023 Formula 2 Sakhir round
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A young, 24 years old, driver, drving for Voltz Vexala Racing Group in the inaugural season of 2023 Formula 2 Championship. He is a rookie in single seater racing, having expirience in karting and in motorboat racing. His biggest achievements are: World Karting Champion in 2020 and 9th place in a race around New Zealand on his motorboat.
2023 Indycar Championship

The 2023 Indycar Championship is the first season of the premier class of racing in North America. Sanctioned by the JEIA (James Early International Agency) and ran predominantly on circuits located in the United States of America. A mixture of both permanent circuits, street circuits and ovals feature on the calendar.

The 2023 season consists of 16 rounds, with the Indycar field being supported by both Indy Lights and USF2000 throughout. However, the supporting series do not race on the ovals.

## Entries

Following teams and drivers have been signed up for the 2023 Indycar Championship, all having been approved entry by JEIA.

## Calendar

2023 calendar consists of 16 rounds located across five continents.

## Season results

**Scoring System**

Points are awarded to top 10 classified drivers at the end of each race.

**World Drivers' Championship**

**World Constructors' Championship**

**Key**
Clark Racing Enterprises

The team's car livery

Clark Racing Enterprises is an American racing team based in Indianapolis, USA and it was founded in 2018 by billionare Geoffrey Clark. Their priority is on Indycar/North American championships with sponsors from major companies in the Midwest.

## History

### Before Your Motorsport

The backstory for Clark Racing Enterprises is that it was a local stock car team in the Midwest that went global after the founder Geoffrey Clark won the largest lottery ever $1.5 billion and the owner became the next billionare in the world. And after the founder's luck, he not only could help his son's racing career financially, but also join the bigger and more famous championships like Formula 1, Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula 4, Indycar, Indy Lights and USF2000.
Jorge Rodríguez

Jorge Rodríguez is an "Your Motorsport" 18 year old Driver who actually competes on the Indy Lights Series for Prorata Racing

## START OF HIS CAREER

Jorge Rodríguez would found his love at the little age of 2 when the Spanish Driver Fernando Alonso won the Spanish Grand Prix of 2006 and from there he would have that love for motorsport making it his vocation from little and that would be something that his parents would be trying to make his dream true

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Boston

## Boston

### Inhabitants

* Cambridge
* Harvard University
* Massachusetts Institute of Technology
* Brooks Weston's Residence

## RESIDENTS

* Garrett Graham
* Hannah Wells
* Gigi Graham
* Wyatt Graham
* Grace Ivers
* John Logan
* Blake Logan
* Colin Fitzgerald: former resident (hometown)
* Jake Connelly: former resident (in Cambridge)
* Brenna Jensen: former resident; temporarily
* Demi Davis: former resident
* Taylor Marsh: former resident (hometown)

## EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

* Harvard University
* Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
* Irish Marsh: Former Professor at MIT
* Daryl Pedersen: Head Hockey Coach at Harvard

## LOCATIONS

* Cambridge
* Brooks Weston's Residence
ZRT Autosport

An American team racing in the North American side of motorsports

## Beginnigs, Stefańczak Racing. 2020

ZRT Autosport was established by Polish racing driver Tymon Stefańczak naming the team after his surname.

Stefańczak Racing started as small family Karting team, polish team got 1st place in Polish Championship and 3rd in Central European Karting Series. Shortly after companies such as Orlen was interested in investing in Tymon's team.

### Touring car series successes. 2021

As Orlen sponsored team Stefańczak Racing got to regional touring car championship for 2021 season. Giving team owner chance to race in higher series than karting, teaming with his old friend Ludwik Stachowicz. The only polish team on the grid was delivering good results, even ending a few times on podium, and has ended the season 5th out of 13 teams. Unluckily Ludwik had to drop out before the last race because of financial problems.

### Team took over. 2022

After teammate change the team dropped out of contetion for points and was running very low on budget at the end of the season and the team was near bankruptcy. Luckily Rebecca Hanlon, the American Road Car Championship team owner decided to extend a helping hand and she has buyed team, making ZRT Autosport. Tymon Stefańczak as previous Stefańczak Racing owner, got ZRT Autosport Co-owner role.

## New Owner, New Team, Your Motorsport. 2023

Using new team owner's money ZRT Autosport could enter Your Motorsport IndyCar, IndyLights and USF2000 series.

For season 1 American team went for 6 talented drivers, Kehjuan Semper and Vincenzo Nafta in Indycar, Robin Senna with Jacob Parry racing in IndyLights and Aleksi Kahkonen and his teammate Jordan Johnson will drive USF2000 car.
Chad Jensen

**Chad Jensen** is the father of Brenna Jensen. He is the head coach of Briar's Men's Hockey Team.

## Biography

He and his siblings were born and raised in Westlynn, New Hampshire. His sister, Sheryl, and brother, Bill, still reside there with their spouses. Chad waited until his daughter moved out before he relocated to Hastings, Massachusetts. Before that, he made the hour-long commute to Briar so that his daughter could continue to attend school with her cousins and friends.

## Physical description

He's a tall imposing figure with dark eyes and salt-and-pepper hair, still broad-shouldered and fit considering he must be in his sixties.

## Relationships

### Friends

#### Garrett Graham

Garrett is one of his closest friends and like a son to him.

## Quotes

"Since when do I give a fuck about your language? I care about the interruption. Shut up."

## Notes/Trivia

* Chad Jensen lives on 42 Manchester Road in Hastings, Massachusetts.
* Chad Jensen is the most decorated coach in college hockey.
	+ Twelve Frozen Four forays and seven wins during his tenure at Briar.