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Bruno Viera

Bruno Viera is an Brazilian racecar driver that made his debut in the 2nd season of WFCC. Out of all the rookies he was the one that didn't impress to much but he showed some spark of great driving so don't rule him out. In 2000 he showed everyone why we should not rule him out, he finished runner up in the championship after rookie Felipe Miranda. However in 2002, two years after he finished 2nd, he won the championship. In 2003 Bruno won the Madman Stadium Figure 8 which is seen as the most important race in the Core-Star Racing Series. Bruno would move on to another racing series after 2003.
2020 Core-Star Light Season

The 2020 Core-Star Light Season was the 23rd season of the Core-Star Light Racing Series and the 17th time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, which it got back in 2004. This season looked very different for many reason. Firstly due to the Corona virus pandemic, all the tracks that were usually on the calendar got replaced with alternative tracks, some of which has after this been planned to be used for upcoming seasons of the series as a few of the provided awesome and fun racing. Another reason why the season looked very different was because of the amount of drivers that retired after the 2019 season. Making the 2020 Core-Star Light season quite an interesting and unpredictable season. Lets also mention the fact that the series has changed with no qualifying before races, which means a max 23 car field for all races, and no one will be disqualified. Nonetheless J.J Cavill would claim the title, by 5 points over Alfie Arnoux, and 6 points over Lukasz Burliga. This means it was one of the closest championship battles in some time. J.J himself said to the media "I think the circumstances during the season really benefited me, I took advantage of all the events that unfolded, and I worked hard. It paid off and I'm extremely happy to have won the title. This is something I've always dreamt of since I was a kid, watching this series on Television"

2019 < 2021

# POINT SYSTEM FOR ALL RACES

1ST = 25 POINTS

2ND = 20 POINTS

3RD = 16 POINTS

4TH = 13 POINTS

5TH = 11 POINTS

6TH = 10 POINTS

7TH = 9 POINTS

8TH = 8 POINTS

9TH = 7 POINTS

10TH = 6 POINTS

11TH = 5 POINTS

12TH = 4 POINTS

13TH = 3 POINTS

14TH = 2 POINTS

15TH = 1 POINT

# Races

1. Kingston Raceway
2. Bloomfield Speedway
3. Eagles Peak Motorpark
4. Downtown
5. Downpour City
6. Elevated Eight
7. Harbor 04
8. Black Sails Valley
9. Palmer Motorsports Park
10. Lupines Hill
11. Orange Speedway
12. Redwood Ring Oval

(All New Tracks except Bloomfield Speedway)
Matt Fischer

Matt Fischer is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. He was the 5th best rookie in the 2012 season and won the first race he ever competed in, at Espedalen Raceway. He would win once more in the 2013 season at Vale Falls Circuit and finish in 11th place.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2013 | 20
 2014 | 9
 2015 | 3
Kyle Ostell

Kyle Ostell is an Canadian race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2005 season. He improved a lot in the 2006 were he qualified for more races and finished in 10th position. After a few though years he had an very good season in 2009. Finishing 4th place overall. After the 2010 season, he would only run part time, in two more Madman Stadium Figure 8 races before leaving the series.
Aaron Byrne

Aaron Byrne is an Irish race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. He would actually win one race that season at Rosenheim Raceway, despite only starting in 3 races throughout the season. In 2014, he would win the most important race in the Core-Star Light Racing Series at the Madman Stadium Figure 8 race. He would have an nice battle to the finish-line with Takiyo Zamoto. In the 2015 season he finished 2nd in the standings, not that many points away from eventual champion, Jared Edwards. Although he did not win a race throughout the season, Byrne was very consistent and showcased what talent he has. He won a total of 4 wins in his racing career in the CSLR Series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2015 | 15
 2016 | 13
 2018 | 12
 2019 |  | 4
Jonathan Parks-Sewell

Jonathan Parks-Sewell is an English/British race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2015 season. He would be the best rookie of the 2015 season where he finished in 16th place with 94 points totally. He looked very fast in some of the races in his primary season. He is also known as "JPS" a short for Jonathan Parks-Sewell.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2016 |  |  | 4
 2017 | 17
Christian Camara

Christian Camara is an Brazilian race car driver that made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2008 season. He improved in the 2009 season finishing in the top 10 in the stadings at 9th place, before being a championship challenger in the 2010 season and finishing 3rd. He would leave the series after the 2 first races in the 2012 season, which meant he made 5 season in the series.
Enrico Audero

Enrico Audero is an Argentinian race car driver whose first race was at the 2011 Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race. The MSF8 race was changed to allow more cars to be apart of the most special race. He finished that race in 5th. He was one of the new drivers that had an very good performance during that race, since there were a lot of people having their debut race at the 2011 Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race.
Alfie Arnoux

Alfie Arnoux is an English/British born race car driver with French descent who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2016 season.

He finished runner up in the rookie of the year award, losing to Lukasz Burliga. In his 2nd season he finished second in the championship, losing out to J.J Cavill, but beating Lukasz Burliga, who finished 3rd one point behind Alfie. It was also in this season he would win his first race Redwood Ring Oval.
Anthony Sterrick

Anthony Sterrick is an Australian race car driver that made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2008 season. He won one race in his debut season at Firwood Motocenter. He finished 11th in 2008 and was the third best rookie that year. He also won a race at Boulder Bank Circuit in the next season, 2009. He finished 18 in the standings in 2010 before becoming the champion of the Core-Star Light 2011 Racing Season. He was the first ever Australian to win the championship, which he did in dominant fashion, 39 points over second placed Joshua Kolanowski.

He would also be the first driver in history in the Core-Star Light Racing League Series too win 2 driver championships. No one in the previous 15 seasons had ever done that before him. Anthony Sterrick is now seen as one of the greatest drivers in the leagues history, if not the best. He won the 2012 season once again in dominant fashion. He would beat second place William Coverington by 32 points, pretty much for CSLR's standards. In 2013 he had an pretty forgettable season, but finished 11th place in 2014. He would retire as a legend of the series.
Erik Tagler

Erik Tagler is an Canadian race car driver who drove in the 2007 Core-Star Light Racing Series, making his debut to the series.
He won the 2008 Madman Stadium Figure 8. Then he would surprisingly leave the series. Although he made a comeback a couple of years later although it was an one off appearance.
Eddie Jones-Corbyn

Eddie Jones-Corbyn is an English/British race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Racing Season. Both in the 2011 and the 2012 season he finished overall in 9th place, which shows that he was very consistent. After the 2014 season he would retire from The Core-Star Light Racing Series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2011 | 11
 2012 |  | 2
 2013 | 14
 2014 |  |  | 12
Corestar Light Racing Series

**Welcome to the Core-Star Light Racing Series Wiki!**

The Corestar Light Racing Series (called CLRS for short reason) (Also sometimes called Core-Star Light Racing Series with an Hyphen) is an fictional and custom racing series that is hosted on a game called Wreckfest.. The Series was created in March 2020 by Imnotgoodatediting. Imnotgoodatediting's name explains it all. Im very new to fandom so don't expect any super editing on this page. However im trying to learn :). Now you can check out something on my fandom while you're here, if you want. Im thinking of making a YouTube series of this fictional series soon. Probably in some days.

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Leam Paczkowski

Leam Paczkowski is an English/British race car driver who made his debut into the 2005 Core-Star Light Racing Series season. In the 2008 season he won the championship. Becoming the third English/British race car driver to win in the series. But he was also the first from the same country that won consecutive championships, as Englishman Alex Hetherington won the 2007 Core-Star Light Racing Season before the 2008 season
Juan Santos Rodriguez

Juan Santos Rodriguez is an Panamanian race car driver, that had driven in WFCC since day 1, until the "WFFC" name's demise after the 2003 session. In Season 2 he showed everybody what he was made of. Winning the championship, with 2 wins to his name and quite a big margin with the new point system. Beating the champion of the 1998 season Manuel Critaldo. Juan Santos Rodriguez has showed that he is a driver that never gives up, which is a strong ability to have. Showing that he is one of the best drivers at that moment. He would later retire after the 2005 season. Making a total of 8 seasons in the series.
Eli Grant

Eli Grant is an American-Irish race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2015 season.

He would finish runner up in the 2019 season. It would be his best season, he won 2 races. By the end of the season he joined a different racing series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2016 |  | 22
 2018 | 15
 2019 | 18
Jordan Coram

Jordan Coram is an English/British race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Season. He finished 5th overall in an very good season. He was the best rookie of the 2010 season, there were 18 (including Jordan) who fighted it out for the rookie of the year title, which he won. He also won the last race of the 2010 season at Dirt Devil Stadium. He only made a couple of starts in the 2011 season. He would only make a couple of starts over the next season before retiring from the series after the 2014 season.
Craig Starikov

Craig Starikov is an American race car driver out of Russian descent who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2013 season. His best result throughout the 2013 season was a 2nd place at Rosenheim Raceway. He would finish in 16th place overall in the 2014 season, an improvement from 43 in 2013 and then an even more intense improvement for the 2015 season where he surprisingly finished 4th place with 143 points. This shows how he has improved.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2015 | 14
 2016 | DNF
 2018 | 2
Dirt Devil Stadium

The Dirt Devil Stadium was added to the calendar in season 2, and hosted as the season ender. Where Juan Santos Rodriguez won the second championship. Dirt Devil Stadium is known to host the last race of every season, and every year almost there has been an incredible finale race, even if it's an championship fight or not. Astonishingly, no one in it's first 16 years at the calendar had won the race twice. That was until William Coverington would win in 2013, and 2015. The race has been in every season since 1999, except for 2020 when it was cancelled due to Covid19.
Alex Hetherington

Alex Hetherington is an English/British race car driver who made his debut into the CSLRS in the 2005 Core-Star Light Racing season. He finished 24th both in 2005 and 2006. In 2007 he improved a lot and by a lot, means A LOT. Because he became the second ever driver from England to win a championship season in 2007 after Brendan Ralison was crowned the champion in the 2004 season. Then he finished 8th place in both 2008 and 2009 before moving away from racing at the end of the 2009 season.
2016 Core-Star Light Season

The 2016 Core-Star Light Season was the nineteenth season of the Core-Star Light Racing Series and the thirteenth time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, which it got back in 2004. Erick Coles would win the championship after a very impressive display with two wins in the season overall. His wins would come at the season opener Firwood Motocenter, and Pinehills Raceway. Oliver Halkett would finish second and Jared Edwards 3rd.

2015 < 2017

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (ALL RACES EXCEPT MADMAN STADIUM FIGURE 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH = 19 POINTS

6TH = 18 POINTS

7TH = 17 POINTS

8TH = 16 POINTS

9TH = 15 POINTS

10TH = 14 POINTS

11TH = 13 POINTS

12TH = 12 POINTS

13TH = 11 POINTS

14TH = 10 POINTS

15TH = 9 POINTS

16TH = 8 POINTS

17TH = 7 POINTS

18TH = 6 POINTS

19TH = 5 POINTS

20TH = 4 POINTS

21TH = 3 POINTS

22TH = 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

MADMAN STADIUM FIGURE 8 POINTS:

1ST = 32 POINTS

2ND = 31 POINTS

3RD = 30 POINTS

4TH = 29 POINTS

5TH = 28 POINTS (ETC)

DNF = NO POINTS

OUTSIDE TOP 32 = NO POINTS

### Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Midwest Motocenter
3. Sandstone Raceway
4. Espedalen Raceway
5. Savolax Sandpit
6. Vale Falls Circuit
7. Big Valley Speedway
8. Madman Stadium Figure 8
9. Rosenheim Raceway
10. Pinehills Raceway
11. Clayridge Circuit
12. Rockfield Roughspot
13. Hillstreet Circuit
14. Finncross Circuit
15. Boulder Bank Circuit
16. Dirt Devil Stadium

# Cars And Drivers

### CARS USED

Boomer

Boomer RS

Bulldog

Dominator

El Matador

Firefly

Gatecrasher

Gremlin

Hammerhead

Hotshot

KillerBee

KillerBee S

MudDigger

Nexus RX

Panther RS

Rammer

Rammer RS

Razor

Roadcutter

Roadslayer

Roadslayer GT

Speedbird

Speedemon

Starbeast

Sunrise Super

Tristar

Warwagon

Wildking
Mitchell Rothwell

Mitchell Rothwell is an race car driver from New Zealand who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2013 season where he made 2 races. He was pretty consistent in his 2014 season and improved in the final standings. He last drove in the 2016 season.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2014 |  | 13
 2015 |  | 5
 2016 |  | 8
Matt Cunningham

Matt Cunningham is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2013 season. Despite starting in the halfway point at the 2013 season, he still made very consistent results and got himself into 12th place at the end of the season. He was runner up in the rookie of the year award which would go to Erick Coles who also started at the halfway point in the 2013 season. He would win 4 times during his career, and he was a very solid driver that was always in the fight.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2014 | 6
 2015 |  | 15
 2016 |  | 16
 2018 | 4
 2019 | 20
2021 Core-Star Light Season

The 2021 Core-Star Light Season was the 24th season of the Core-Star Light Racing Series and the 18th time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, which it got back in 2004. Due to the Corona virus pandemic, that was at as it peak last year, last season looked really different, for example with a lot of new alternative tracks. This meant that there was races in the 2019 season, that weren't raced at in the 2020 season. However this season saw a combination of the old tracks, with the new alternative tracks, making up for 20 races, which is the longest calendar, and most races in an entire season thus far in the Core-Star Light Series history. Alfie Arnoux would win the 2021 Core-Star Light Season, winning 3 races throughout the season at Lupines Hill, The Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race, and Harbor 04. Alfie who finished 2nd in the standings last year, got revenge on J.J Cavill, who this year finished 2nd in the standing after finishing 1st in the 2020 season. This might turn into one of these great rivalries. Polish Lukasz Burliga finished 3rd again this year, showing that the 3 of them are the stand out drivers right now. Rookie of last year, Keith Bowles would finish 4th in the standings, while Philippe Snowdon would finish 5th. The rest of the top 10, Fernando Tello, Kelvin Zolnerowich, Sergio Estrada, The rookie of the 2021 season Darren Brennan and Francisco Fankhauser respectively.

2020 < 2022

# POINT SYSTEM FOR ALL RACES

1ST = 25 POINTS

2ND = 20 POINTS

3RD = 16 POINTS

4TH = 13 POINTS

5TH = 11 POINTS

6TH = 10 POINTS

7TH = 9 POINTS

8TH = 8 POINTS

9TH = 7 POINTS

10TH = 6 POINTS

11TH = 5 POINTS

12TH = 4 POINTS

13TH = 3 POINTS

14TH = 2 POINTS

15TH = 1 POINT

# Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Midwest Motocenter
3. Bloomfield Speedway
4. Palmer Motorsports Park
5. Espedalen Raceway
6. Lupines Hill
7. Mudford Motorpark (New Track!)
8. Orange Speedway
9. Rattlesnake Racepark
10. Madman Stadium Figure 8
11. Rosenheim Raceway
12. Pinehills Raceway
13. Black Sails Valley
14. Rockfield Roughspot
15. Hillstreet Circuit
16. Harbor 04
17. Finncross Circuit
18. Redwood Ring Oval
19. Boulder Bank Circuit
20. Dirt Devil Stadium
Freeing A True American Patriot

## Background

Samuel Crocker is as red blooded an American as they come. Yes, there is a chance that he may have murdered his two newlywed neighbors thinking they were Soviet spies, but that is nothing but a political persecution by the socialists in government . Plus, he is a drinking buddy of [THE BAD FBI AGENT NAME], and that's enough of an excuse to bust him out. [BAD GUY] has pulled enough strings to find out that he's on his way to [FOLSOM PRISON], but the rest of it is up to you.

## Preparation & Setup

### Loud & Dumb

> *Make a bold statement about the treatment of political prisoners by releasing one of them in an explosive manner.*
>
>

Grab yourself either some rocket launchers or planted explosives to stop the prison transport. You'll also probably want to grab the prisoner manifest so you don't end up blowing up the poor guy. Maybe get a van big enough to carry you, your team, and your newly freed friend.

* Heist Setup: Prisoner Manifest
* Heist Setup: Location Location Location

### Smart & Subtle

> *Make a bold statement about the treatment of political prisoners by making a not-so-bold prisoner release.*
>
>

Get your hands on some LCPD uniforms and prowl cars to stop the convoy without having to fire a shot. Grab a copy of the prisoner manifest and its drivers so that you can really sell your story.

* Heist Setup: Prisoner Manifest
* Heist Setup: Location Location Location
2011 Core-Star Light Season

The 2011 Core-Star Light Season was the fourteenth season of the racing series and the eight time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season"

The winner of the 2011 Core-Star Light Season was won by the Australian driver Anthony Sterrick. He was the first ever Australian driver to win the championship in this seires. The 2011 Core-Star Light Season winner, Anthony, Won with 162 points which was quite an margin over second place. But from second place down, it was very close between everyone.

The 2011 Core-Star Light Season saw a new needed change to the calendar, The Madman Stadium Figure 8 race (which is seen as the most important race in the series) got changed to feel more special. The changes are not to big, but it will make everything feel more worth winning the most important race. The changes are that there will be more drivers in the race, so more then just 23. Therefore a qualifying is needed to see the best drivers place were and who gets to start the race. In this year's race there were 42 contestants at the Madman Stadium Figure 8 race. There was also a lot of part timers that only made this event through out the entire racing season. That proves it indeed is more special. Also the amounts of laps have increased slightly. The point system for this race was also changed. So for example if you won the race you would get 42 points, 2nd place would get 41 points and so on and so on. We are looking at other potential point systems for this race, to make it a bit more complex.

2010 < 2012

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (ALL RACES EXCEPT MADMAN STADIUM FIGURE 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH = 19 POINTS

6TH = 18 POINTS

7TH = 17 POINTS

8TH = 16 POINTS

9TH = 15 POINTS

10TH = 14 POINTS

11TH = 13 POINTS

12TH = 12 POINTS

13TH = 11 POINTS

14TH = 10 POINTS

15TH = 9 POINTS

16TH = 8 POINTS

17TH = 7 POINTS

18TH = 6 POINTS

19TH = 5 POINTS

20TH = 4 POINTS

21TH = 3 POINTS

22TH = 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

MADMAN STADIUM FIGURE 8 POINTS:

1ST = 42 POINTS

2ND = 41 POINTS

3RD = 40 POINTS (ETC)

DNF = NO POINTS

### Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Sandstone Raceway
3. Espedalen Raceway
4. Savolax Sandpit
5. Vale Falls Circuit
6. Madman Stadium Figure 8
7. Pinehills Raceway
8. Rosenheim Raceway
9. Finncross Circuit
10. Boulder Bank Circuit
11. Dirt Devil Stadium

# Cars And Drivers

### CARS USED

Boomer

Boomer RS

Bulldog

Dominator

El Matador

Firefly

Gatecrasher

Gremlin

Hammerhead

Hotshot

KillerBee

MudDigger

Nexus RX

Panther RS

Rammer

Rammer RS

Roadcutter

Roadslayer

Roadslayer GT

Speedbird

Speedemon

Starbeast

Sunrise Super

Tristar

Warwagon

### DRIVERS

 Gary Wallace (R)
 David Saavedra (R)
 Jay Conway (R)
 Servando Seitz (R)
 Simone Ceccaroni (R)
 Leah Ganea (R)
 Rodrigo Miloc (R)
 Francesco Antonucci (R)
 Blanca Justiniano (R)
 Rachel Bennett (R)
 Ursula Albinson (R)
 Andrew Vazzocchi (R)
Julian Caywood-Beeks

Julian Caywood-Beeks is an English/British race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. His best finish that season was in Pinehills Raceway where he would finish 3rd.

In the 2014 season he won 2 races back to back at Sandstone Raceway and Espedalen Raceway and at the end of the season he finished in 9th place over all with exactly 100 points. A very good and Solid season for Julian that got people to pay more attention to him throughout his career.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2014 |  | 1
 2018 | 6
Jakub Matuschyk

Jakub Matuschyk is an Polish race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2015 season. He would be the forth best rookie in the 2015 season after Alexis Novakovich, Elvis Lorenzen and Jonathan Parks-Sewell. He was the only rookie that would win a race in the 2015 season though, which he won at Savolax Sandpit.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2017 |  | 7
Danny Gartenmann

Danny Gartenmann is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. His first two seasons was nothing really of note, but in the 2014 season he improved amazingly and got his first win in the 2014 final at Dirt Devil Stadium, which made him in turn get an second place overall in the standings that season. An very remarkable achievement and this made him really popular.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2014 |  |  | 15
 2015 |  | 9
 2016 | 18
 2017 | 11
 2018 | 20
 2019 | 8
Jeff Emmons

Jeff Emmons is an American race car driver who made his debut in the 2004 season. He won a race at a new track that season called Finncross Circuit. It was only in his second race. He won once again in 2006, and has been very consistent ever since joining the Core-Star Light Racing Series. Except in 2007 and 2008.
Gianmarco D'Alessandro

Gianmarco D'Alessandro is an Italian race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Season. He won in his first ever race at the 2010 Pinehills Raceway race. However, in late 2011 he would fall out of love with the sport, and move on to other things, ending his short career. He is one of the biggest what if, in the series history.
Joe Clarke-Hackston

Joe Clarke-Hackston is an English/British race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. His first two seasons was nothing really of note. However, in his 2014 campaign he took his first win at Rosenheim Raceway and would amazingly finish 3rd overall in the standings after an very awesome improvement from his previous 2 seasons. This made him get quite popular. It was the same with Danny Gartenmann who finished 2nd in 2014.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2013 |  |  | 13
 2014 |  | 2
 2015 | 11
 2016 |  | 19
 2017 | 12
Naoya Inoha

Naoya Inoha is an Japanese race car driver and the first ever Asian driver in the series. Naoya Inoha made his debut in the 2004 season. Becoming the first Japanese to win a race after winning at Fire Rock Raceway in 2005. He was very consistent in his first 3 seasons. He would retire from racing in the 2009 season. He had a long career in the Core-Star Light racing league a total of 6 seasons. making him having one of the longest careers in the seires.
Cy Meshino

Cy Meshino is an Japanese race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. He was the 3rd best rookie in 2012, and almost won in his first race, but finished 2nd to Mateo Hajrović. In 2013 he won the season opener at Firwood Motocenter but afterwards he did not compete in a few races due to family reasons. Despite this he would once again finish 13th in the standings. It would get even better for Cy in the 2014 season as he scored over a 100 points during the season and personally finished highest up in the standings that he had ever been at that point, a 8th place finish in the championship. He was close to winning the championship in 2017 and 2018. He would finally win the championship in the 2019 Core-Star Light season. That meant he would be the first Japanese driver to win the championship.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2013 | 1
 2014 | 14
 2015 | 12
 2016 | 11
 2017 | 21
 2018 |  | 16
 2019 | 7
Matias Orellana

Matias Orellana is an Argentinian race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Season. He finished 12th in an okay rookie season. He was the 7th best rookie in the 2010 season, out of 18 rookies. Matias would only drive in the last couple of races of the 2011 season, before never driving in a Core-Star Light Racing Series race ever again.
2010 Core-Star Light Season

The 2010 Core-Star Light Season was the thirteenth season of the racing series and the seventh time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, but its called Core-Star Light season so it will be easier to remember the name of the season. The winner of the 2010 Core-Star Light Season was won by the Mexican driver Santiago Sotelo. He was the first ever Mexican driver to win the Core-Star Light Season. The 2010 Core-Star Light Season winner, Santiago, Won with 151 points. 16 points more than 2nd place Ryan Sorensen.

2009 < 2011

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (24 points if you win at madman stadium figure 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH= 19 POINTS

6TH= 18 POINTS

7TH= 17 POINTS

8TH= 16 POINTS

9TH= 15 POINTS

10TH= 14 POINTS

11TH= 13 POINTS

12TH= 12 POINTS

13TH= 11 POINTS

14TH= 10 POINTS

15TH= 9 POINTS

16TH= 8 POINTS

17TH= 7 POINTS

18TH= 6 POINTS

19TH= 5 POINTS

20TH= 4 POINTS

21TH= 3 POINTS

22TH= 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

Only 23 cars can make a race.

### Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Sandstone Raceway
3. Espedalen Raceway
4. Savolax Sandpit
5. Vale Falls Circuit (New Track)
6. Madman Stadium Figure 8
7. Pinehills Raceway
8. Northland Raceway
9. Finncross Circuit
10. Boulder Bank Circuit
11. Dirt Devil Stadium

# Cars And Drivers

### CARS USED

Boomer

Boomer RS

Bulldog

Dominator

El Matador

Firefly

Gatecrasher

Gremlin

Hammerhead

Hotshot

KillerBee

MudDigger

Nexus RX

Panther RS

Rammer

Rammer RS

Roadcutter

Roadslayer

Roadslayer GT

Speedbird

Speedemon

Starbeast

Sunrise Super

Tristar

Warwagon
Keisuke Nakayama

Keisuke Nakayama is an Japanese race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2013 season. He made 5 starts throughout the 2013 campaign. In the 2015 season he would improve, and finish higher up in the standings and get more points. His best result was a 2nd place at the final race.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2014 |  | 19
 2015 | 23
 2016 |  |  | 10
 2017 | 8
 2018 | 1
 2019 |  | 19
Jim Roth

Jim Roth is an American driver of German descent. Jim is an excellent driver that has really proved himself to not be an driver you should overlook. New to racing, WFCC maybe you'd think is not the best place to go, but Jim has proved the doubters wrong by finishing 2nd in the championship of the first season. He would take a break from racing after 2000. But would come back in 2003 for 2 races, the last one he finished 10th, ending his race career on a high note.
Maximiliano Vecoli

Maximiliano Vecoli is an Argentinian race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2006 season, that season he won the rookie of the year award. His 2006 season was very similar to his next season, 2007. With only one point less. However he would not race in the Core-Star Racing Leauge after the 2007 season, he would move to another series.
2006 Core-Star Light Season

The 2006 Core-Star Light Season (Or the 2006 CSLS for short) is the third season the series will run under the Core-Star Light Racing Series season name and the 9th overall season of the series as a whole. The 2006 Core-Star Light Season consisted of 10 races with 32 diffrent drivers. The 2006 Core-Star Light Season was won by Alexander Ritz with 3 wins in an season, which is an first for CSLS and WFCC.

2005 < 2007

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (24 points if you win at madman stadium figure 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH= 19 POINTS

6TH= 18 POINTS

7TH= 17 POINTS

8TH= 16 POINTS

9TH= 15 POINTS

10TH= 14 POINTS

11TH= 13 POINTS

12TH= 12 POINTS

13TH= 11 POINTS

14TH= 10 POINTS

15TH= 9 POINTS

16TH= 8 POINTS

17TH= 7 POINTS

18TH= 6 POINTS

19TH= 5 POINTS

20TH= 4 POINTS

21TH= 3 POINTS

22TH= 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

Only 23 cars can make a race. The Third season that DNF means that you wont get any points. Before in the WFCC series people would get 1 point if you DNF .

# Races

* 1. Bloomfield Speedway (Figure 8)

* 2. Sandstone Raceway
* 3. Bonebreaker Valley
* 4. Espedalen Raceway
* 5. Madman Stadium Figure 8
* 6. Firwood Motorcenter
* 7. Savolax Sandpit (New Track!)
* 8. Boulder Bank Circuit
* 9. Crash Canyon
* 10. Dirt Devil Stadium

# Cars and Drivers

(There was many complaints that everyone had same cars for the 2004 and 2005 season. So for 2006 every car was used once again, like from 1998-2003)

### CARS USED:

Boomer

Boomer RS

Bulldog

Dominator

El Matador

Firefly

Gatecrasher

Gremlin

Hammerhead

Hotshot

KillerBee

MudDigger

Nexus RX

Panther RS

Rammer

Rammer RS

Roadcutter

Roadslayer

Roadslayer GT

Speedbird

Speedemon

Starbeast

Sunrise Super

Tristar

Warwagon
2005 Core-Star Light Season

The 2005 Core-Star Light Racing Season was the second season of the new name "Core-Star Light Season" or CSLS for short, and the 8th season overall in the series. The 2005 Core-Star Light Season consisted of 9 different races and 35 drivers. With Vittorio Giuliacci the winning driver. The first Italian to win a title in the series.

2004 < 2006

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (24 points if you win at madman stadium figure 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH= 19 POINTS

6TH= 18 POINTS

7TH= 17 POINTS

8TH= 16 POINTS

9TH= 15 POINTS

10TH= 14 POINTS

11TH= 13 POINTS

12TH= 12 POINTS

13TH= 11 POINTS

14TH= 10 POINTS

15TH= 9 POINTS

16TH= 8 POINTS

17TH= 7 POINTS

18TH= 6 POINTS

19TH= 5 POINTS

20TH= 4 POINTS

21TH= 3 POINTS

22TH= 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

Only 23 cars can make a race. The second season that DNF means that you wont get any points. Before you would get 1 point if you DNF.

# Races

* 1. Bonebreaker Valley
* 2. Hilltop Stadium Figure 8
* 3. Firwood Motorcenter (New Track!)
* 4. Finncross Circuit
* 5. Madman Stadium Figure 8
* 6. Boulder Bank Circuit
* 7. Fire Rock Raceway (New Track!)
* 8. Crash Canyon
* 9. Dirt Devil Stadium
Joshua Kolanowski

Joshua Kolanowski is an American race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Season. He won his first ever race that he competed in the Core-Star Light racing series, at the 2010 Espedalen Raceway race. He was a title challenger in 2011, finishing behind 2 time world champion, Anthony Sterrick, with an very good season with one victory overall that season. But he would only make 3 starts in the following season in 2012, although winning in one of them. In the 2013 season he drove more races, and by doing so he showcased just like in 2011 that he is one of the best drivers in the field currently. He would win one race during the 2013 season at Finncross Circuit, and would finish 3rd overall in the standings. After the 2014 season he would move away from the Core-Star Light Racing Series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2011 |  | 20
 2012 | 21
 2013 | DNF
 2014 | 22
David Saavedra

David Saavedra is an American race car driver who made his debut year in the 2011 Core-Star Light Season He was the 3rd best rookie in 2011, after Jay Conway and Victor Avila. David finished 23rd in the official standings in the 2011 season. He would race from 2011 to 2015.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2012 | 16
 2013 |  |  | 21
 2015 |  |  | 18
Mateo Hajrović

Mateo Hajrović is an Bosnian race car driver who made his debut year in the 2010 Core-Star Light Season. He was the first driver in the series that is from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He got a second place in his first race. He would only race between 2010-2012 in the Core-Star racing series before moving to another series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2011 | 13
 2012 |  | 1
Jamie Coffill

Jamie Coffill is an Australian race car driver that made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2008 season. He won one race in his debut season in Finncross Circuit. He also won one race the next season in 2009. He would make his final 2 starts in the 2012 season before stepping away from racing.
2018 Core-Star Light Season

The 2018 Core-Star Light Season was the 21rd season of the Core-Star Light Racing Series and the fifteenth time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, which it got back in 2004. Jared Edwards would win the 2018 title, which was his second title since he also won the title in the 2015 season An incredible feat. Only one other driver had won two titles up to this point and that was Australian Anthony Sterrick in the 2011 and 2012 season. Edwards would win 3 races throughout the season, one at Madman Stadium, one at the new track for this season Rattlesnake Racepark, and one at Boulder Bank Circuit. Keisuke Nakayama would finish 2nd, also with 3 wins throughout the season. The champion from last year, Danny Gartenmann would finish 3rd.

2017 < 2019

# POINT SYSTEM FOR ALL RACES

1ST = 25 POINTS

2ND = 20 POINTS

3RD = 16 POINTS

4TH = 13 POINTS

5TH = 11 POINTS

6TH = 10 POINTS

7TH = 9 POINTS

8TH = 8 POINTS

9TH = 7 POINTS

10TH = 6 POINTS

11TH = 5 POINTS

12TH = 4 POINTS

13TH = 3 POINTS

14TH = 2 POINTS

15TH = 1 POINT

# Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Midwest Motocenter
3. Espedalen Raceway
4. Savolax Sandpit
5. Vale Falls Circuit
6. Clayridge Circuit
7. Big Valley Speedway
8. Madman Stadium Figure 8
9. Rosenheim Raceway
10. Pinehills Raceway
11. Rockfield Roughspot
12. Hillstreet Circuit
13. Rattlesnake Racepark (New Track!)
14. Finncross Circuit
15. Boulder Bank Circuit
16. Dirt Devil Stadium
David Tresoglavic

David Tresoglavic is an Australian race car driver who made his debut into the series in the 2007 Core-Star Light Racing Series.

He finished in 5th place in his first season, winning rookie of the year. However it always seems like the person who wins rookie of the year wont make a good season again.
Adrian Meirelles

Adrian Meirelles is an Uruguayan race car driver who made his debut in the 2004 CSLRS season. Thus becoming the first Uruguayan race car driver in the series. He finished in 2nd or runner up in 2005. Then he finished in 17th in 2006, then a better 7th in the 2007 season. In 2008 he was very close to win the championship. But he would move to another season right after.
Kevin Leal

Kevin Leal is an Venezuelan race car driver that made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2008 season. He won the rookie of the year award in 2008, finishing in 7th place overall that season. He won the 2009 Core-Star Light Season, becoming the first ever Venezuelan to do so. After his 2009 season he had a couple of struggling season, but in the 2012 season he made an better overall season and won the first race at Clayridge Circuit. Despite this he would retire after the end of the 2012 season.
Lukasz Burliga

Lukasz Burliga is an Polish born race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2019 season.

He won the rookie of the year award with an impressive and consistent display for a rookie. In his 2nd season Lukasz Burliga would win 2 races, and finish 3rd overall in the series.
Casey Minks

Casey Minks is an American race car driver that made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2005 season. After not being noted so much and just seen as "one of the drivers that are just out there" he went on to become a championship threat in 2007, finishing 2nd position after Brit Alex Hetherington. After the 2009 season he would retire, picking up one win and 3 top 5 finishes. He would make an suprising return to the series in the 2012 Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race. However it would only be an one off appearance.
Oliver Halkett

Oliver Halkett is an Canadian race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. His first win came at the Northfolk Ring in the 2014 season, where it seems like he improved as an driver. He would finish 12th in that season, with an impressive and solid season. In 2015 he would have an even better season with 2 wins, and finishing in 10th place in the standings.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2013 |  |  | 18
 2015 |  |  | 1
 2016 |  | 4
 2018 | 14
 2019 | 1
Brian Malarczyk

Brian Malarczyk is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2014 season. He was the 4th best rookie in the 2014 season. Malarczyk would win his first race in the 2015 season at Northfolk Ring. His last season in the series would be his best season overall, finishing in 6th place in the standings with one win.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2015 | 6
 2016 | 14
 2017 | 5
 2018 |  |  | 16
2019 Core-Star Light Season

The 2019 Core-Star Light Season was the 22rd season of the Core-Star Light Racing Series and the 16th time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, which it got back in 2004. Cy Meshino would win the 2019 season, with a superb, quality, and consistent season, with one win to his name, which came at the Hillstreet Circuit Race. He would also become the first Japanese driver to win a title in the Core-Star Light Racing Series history. He won with a margin of 12 points over 2nd place Eli Grant who enjoyed his best season as of date, with 2 victories. Cy won 13 points over former 2 time champion, Jared Edwards who finished 3rd in the standings this season. This season saw the end of the road for many legendary drivers such as Jared Edwards, Danny Gartenmann and Erick Coles. (and more)

2018 < 2020

# POINT SYSTEM FOR ALL RACES

1ST = 25 POINTS

2ND = 20 POINTS

3RD = 16 POINTS

4TH = 13 POINTS

5TH = 11 POINTS

6TH = 10 POINTS

7TH = 9 POINTS

8TH = 8 POINTS

9TH = 7 POINTS

10TH = 6 POINTS

11TH = 5 POINTS

12TH = 4 POINTS

13TH = 3 POINTS

14TH = 2 POINTS

15TH = 1 POINT

# Races

1. Firwood Motocenter
2. Midwest Motocenter
3. Espedalen Raceway
4. Vale Falls Circuit
5. Clayridge Circuit
6. Big Valley Speedway
7. Madman Stadium Figure 8
8. Rosenheim Raceway
9. Pinehills Raceway
10. Rockfield Roughspot
11. Hillstreet Circuit
12. Rattlesnake Racepark
13. Finncross Circuit
14. Boulder Bank Circuit
15. Dirt Devil Stadium
Oscar Pegueroles

Oscar Pegueroles is the first spanish WFCC driver in the series. Pegueroles won one race in his rookie year in 2000. He didn't race in 2002, but would come back in 2003. He made a total of 3 seasons in the series. In 2003 he won the last championship to be run under the "WFCC Series" name. He did not return to the 2004 season.
Jay Conway

Jay Conway is an English/British race car driver who made his debut year in the 2011 Core-Star Light Season. He finished 5th overall in an impressive season. He was the best rookie of the 2011 season, and had an pretty similar year to the rookie the year before, Jordan Coram since both of them finished 5th overall, was the best rookie of their perspective debut years and won one race each in their respective seasons. He would win one time again in the 2012 season. He made a few starts in the 2013 and 2014 season, but would move on to another racing series after the 2014 season.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2012 | 15
 2013 |  | 3
Alyssa Sparks

Alyssa Sparks is an Australian race car driver who made her debut in the Core-Star Light Racing Series in the 2004 season. She won the Madman Stadium Figure 8 in the next season, 2005 which is seen as the most important race in the Core-Star Racing Series. She made a total of 3 seasons in the series.
Matt Strevens

Matt Strevens is an English/British race car driver that made his debut into the CSLRS 2004 season. He finished an best place of 17th in the 2005 season. In 2007 he would move to another racing series. He would make a surprise one off appearance in the 2012 Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race, although he did not finish it.
Jared Edwards

Jared Edwards is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2012 season. He was the fourth best rookie in 2012, and finished 16th overall. In 2013 he would improve from 16th to 8th in the standings and do once again a solid job throughout the whole season. In the 2015 season he would win his first championship and in-turn would also become the second American driver to win a championship in this series. His 2015 campaign started of the right way with 2 consecutive victories in the first 2 races at Firwood Motocenter and Midwest Motocenter. Then just a solid season after that with two 2nd place finishes. He was not dominating the 2015 season, but he was very much desereved of the title.

Jared Edwards would follow up his 2015 season with an good 2016 season, where he got an respectable 3rd place finish in the end. Then came the 2017 season where he looked off pace, he didn't seem to have the luck to qualify. However, in the 2018 season he was back on track. He won the title with 3 wins totally throughout the season. His 3 wins came at the Madman Stadium Figure 8 Race, the Rattlessnake Racepark race, and the Boulder Bank Circuit Race. This made him one of two drivers to have won 2 championships. (The other driver is Anthony Sterrick) After the 2018 season, he received legend status in the series as one of the best drivers in the series history.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2013 |  | 16
 2014 | 16
 2015 | 1
 2016 | 12
 2017 |  | 8
 2018 | 13
 2019 |  |  | 2
Nathan Hill

Nathan Hill is an English driver that didn't have so much experience of driving a race car coming into his first season. But despite his young age he won the last race of the first season at Crash Canyon. However he showed his inexperience earlier that season at Bloomfield Speedway Dirt Oval where he went reverse and made a couple of cars spin off. One of them being his fellow countryman Brendan Ralison. He was penalized with minus 40 points due to dangerous driving from that race. He made a total of 6 seasons in the series.
Wade Summerton

Wade Summerton is an Australian race car driver who made his debut year in the 2011 Core-Star Light Season. He finished 35th overall that season. The next season he won the season opener at Firwood Motocenter and would go on to finish 11th position. In 2013 he finished even higher in the table, in 7th place although no wins. He would only make one start in the 2014 season, before moving to another series.

# Complete CSLR Series Results

 2012 | 1
 2013 | 7
Nico Walters

Nico Walters is an American race car driver who made his debut into the Core-Star Light racing series in the 2013 season. His best result throughout the 2013 campaign was at Pinehills Raceway where he would come home in 3rd place. He would make some starts in the 2014 season as well, but would move to another series.
Philip Orpit

Philip Orpit is an American driver. Philip hasn't showed us really what he is capable of. Finishing last (10/10 drivers) in season 1. Even though a podium at the last race, he was inconsistent throughout the season.

In season 2 things didn't change and his bad performance continued so Philip got replaced the last 3 races by the new and young exciting Zoe Barclay who was the first female driver in the series. Philip however will be back for season 3 but that's his last chance to impress. We all hope he finds more success in the third season. As of the third season he definitely impressed much more, but despite that he would not be able to get an seat in 2001. It's an shame because he was getting there.
Mileta Scuderi

Mileta Scuderi is an Australian race car driver who made his debut in the year 2001. He was the first driver to compete in WFCC from the Oceania region. He also won the Madman Stadium Figure 8 so he is going down in the record books. He had almost two identical seasons, but he would not race after the 2002 season.
Katelyn Foxwell

Katelyn Foxwell is an American race car driver that made her debut into the Core-Star Light Racing series in the 2009 Core-Star Light Racing Season. She only made one season in the series before moving to another racing series. She would make an off appearance at the 2012 Madman Stadium Figure 8 race.
2008 Core-Star Light Season

The 2008 Core-Star Light Season (Also called the 2008 CSLS for short reasons) was the eleventh season of the racing series and the fifth time it will run under the "Core-Star Light racing season" name, but its called Core-Star Light season so it will be easier to remember the name of the season. The winner of the 2008 Core-Star Light season was Englishman Leam Paczkowski who became the third English/British driver to win a championship, and the first country with two consecutive championship winners. (Alex Hetherington won the 2007 Core-Star Light Season)

2007 < 2009

# Point System

1ST = 23 POINTS (24 points if you win at madman stadium figure 8)

2ND = 22 POINTS

3RD = 21 POINTS

4TH = 20 POINTS

5TH= 19 POINTS

6TH= 18 POINTS

7TH= 17 POINTS

8TH= 16 POINTS

9TH= 15 POINTS

10TH= 14 POINTS

11TH= 13 POINTS

12TH= 12 POINTS

13TH= 11 POINTS

14TH= 10 POINTS

15TH= 9 POINTS

16TH= 8 POINTS

17TH= 7 POINTS

18TH= 6 POINTS

19TH= 5 POINTS

20TH= 4 POINTS

21TH= 3 POINTS

22TH= 2 POINTS

23TH = 1 POINT

DNF = NO POINTS

Only 23 cars can make a race.

# Races

* 1. Bonebreaker Valley
* 2. Hilltop Stadium Figure 8
* 3. Sandstone Raceway
* 4. Firwood Motocenter
* 5. Motorcity Circuit
* 6. Espedalen Raceway
* 7. Madman Stadium Figure 8
* 8. Maasten Motocenter
* 9. Pinehills Raceway (New Track!)
* 10. Finncross Circuit
* 11. Rosenheim Raceway (New Track!)
* 12. Boulder Bank Circuit
* 13. Crash Canyon
* 14. Dirt Devil Stadium

# Cars and Drivers

### CARS USED

Boomer

Boomer RS

Bulldog

Dominator

El Matador

Firefly

Gatecrasher

Gremlin

Hammerhead

Hotshot

KillerBee

MudDigger

Nexus RX

Panther RS

Rammer

Rammer RS

Roadcutter

Roadslayer

Roadslayer GT

Speedbird

Speedemon

Starbeast

Sunrise Super

Tristar

Warwagon