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Concrete World

**Contributing Author(s)** | Lysenthe

**Concrete World** is one of the main areas accessible from the Nexus through the spinning black crystal.

## Features

Concrete World consists of orange and yellow-colored structures and pipes of varying sizes, over a tiled floor made out of concrete. Every dream session, there is a 50% chance that the area will take on its modern appearance, which looks much darker in comparison to the original version.

From the Nexus, you start from **Concrete World B**, a vast, looping expanse with a couple of small orange and yellow structures, as well as crystals of varying colors: blue, red, white, black, and yellow, where the black crystal takes you back to the Nexus. One of the structures has a glowing display console, which takes you to Space once interacted with when the Spacesuit is equipped. To be able to go further beyond this area, you must have obtained the Fairy effect. In doing so, the red crystal will be flashing with various colors, and interacting with it at that state will take you to **Concrete World A**.

Concrete World A is a horizontally-looping complex of orange and yellow buildings with pipes. East of where you start from is a small monitor with a graph that you can interact with, embedded on the building, which takes you to the upper floor of the building. The displays on the upper floor have different appearances, with the right showing what appears to be disappearing text. This leads to the top floor of this building, where you can get the Spacesuit effect. There is a smaller building that has a similar graph display, which takes you back to Concrete World B upon interaction.

Somewhere within the southern portion of Concrete World A, you can find a cul-de-sac where you can see Anhevelle sitting on the edge of one of the buildings. If you killed her prior, a dead rose would take her place.

## Trivia

* The music for Concrete World B is sampled from a sample disc named Pandora's Toolbox.

## Gallery

The crystal that takes you to Concrete World A.Concrete World B, taking on the modern appearance.Anhevelle, hanging around on one of the rooftops.
Lezaxzasea Docks

**Contributing Author(s)** | None

The Lezaxzasea Docks are an interconnecting area that requires the Fairy or Spacesuit effects to navigate through the gaps.

## Features

The world's navigation is fairly straightforward, requiring intuitive ways to cross the gaps that are spread throughout the entire area. There isn't much space to get lost in, however, a section of the docks will be completely unavailable if the player kills Anhevelle, & decayed roses will block Urotsuki off from coming to the sectioned-off zone. There's a completely unused quarter of the map that has no real ways to get there unless it's by cheating, and it will be expanded in future revisions.

## Directions

Nexus → Character World A → Red Black Maze → Red Spherical World → Monaxia → Lezaxzasea Docks

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → The Hand Hub → Character World B → Lezaxzasea Docks
Sea of Uncertainty

**Author** | Lysenthe

The **Sea of Uncertainty** is an area accessible from the monolith in the World of Cracks.

## Features

The Sea of Uncertainty is a network of bridged pathways over a huge void within a body of water.

From the entrance, there is a large bridge that loops vertically, forking to the right with two dead ends and a cross-shaped path, where going south then east from that path leads to a dock and a boat, which has yet to be given functionality in the future.

## Directions

Nexus → Character World A → Red Black Maze → Red Spherical World → Rose World → World of Cracks
The Hand Hub

**Author** | HAL

The **Hand Hub** is an area accessible from several locations.

## Features

As the name says, this area is a hand-shaped hub between a number of worlds. Its sole inhabitant is a cyan robotic creature with red eyes.

Taking the portal in the top-left finger leads to Character World, while the third and fourth fingers lead to Chocolate World and Marijuana Goddess World, respectively.

The portal at the very bottom of the arm leads to Blue Forest.

## Directions

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → The Hand Hub
Nico Hulkenberg

Nico Hulkenberg (born 19 August 1987) is a German former racing driver. Entering F1 in 2010 as a hot prospect, Hulkenberg scored a shock pole position for the struggling Williams in Brazil 2010, the first since 2004. Ever since, he roamed from Force India in 2012, to Sauber in 2013 and finally Force India from 2014-2016 and Renault from 2017 to 2019. Despite his speed and talent, Hulkenberg got a reputation for bad luck, failing to score a podium for over 180 races, breaking Adrian Sutil's record of most races without a podium. Most notably, he lost a huge chance to win a race in Brazil 2012 after crashing with Lewis Hamilton and a serious chance for a podium in Britain 2019. After being left without a ride for 2020, Hulkenberg was signed by Racing Point to replace the injured Sergio Perez. In the Japanese GP, Hulkenberg scored his maiden podium in a chaotic race, finally ending his negative streak. For 2021, the German reunited with Sauber after 8 years, but after scoring only one point for the struggling Swiss team, he announced his retirement from the series.
Red Spherical World

**Contributing Author(s)** | 710

Red Spherical World is a hub-like area that threads various places together, named after its map appearance.

## Features

Its navigation is extremely simple, suggesting every direction that leads to new areas, including the sidetracks at the right arrow.

**West** is the entrance, **north** leads to Monaxia, **south** leads to White Black World, **east** leads to Red Black Maze, and the sidetracks lead to Character World C for north and Rose World for south.

## Trivia

* This is the first area that Lysenthe has made, starting the Revisions project by releasing 0.068+.

## Directions

Nexus → Character World A → Red Black Maze → Red Spherical World
Rayan Hils

Rayan Hils is a Norwegian former racing driver and the younger brother of Rock Hils. Hils debuted in 2026 for Virgin, but failed to score any points. However, in the draft he was picked by Alpha Tauri and made the unlikely step to Formula Earth with the Italian team. In the 3 years he raced for the team, he failed to score points, and was left without a ride for 2030, leading to his retirement. As of now, Hils holds the dubious honour of being the only driver to race in both Formula Earth and Formula International and fail to score points in either series.
Romagnoli

**Romagnoli Aviazione FI Team** is an Italian racing team owned by Italian aviation giants Romagnoli Aviazione. Having raced initially in junior formulae initially, Romagnoli bought the assets of Lexus in the end of the 2036 season and debuted in 2037. In their debut season, the team finished 3rd to the surprise of the paddock, also scoring a win on their first season, which was something unheard of a newcomer team in the past.

## Origins

Romagnoli Aviazione is an aviation company founded in 1968 by Adriano Romagnoli and is currently owned by his son Dante, who is also a motorsport enthusiast. The company is one of the biggest aviations company in the world and the biggest in Italy. Somewhere in the early 2030s, they decided to enter motorsport in lower FIA-sanctioned tiers and eventually managed to gather enough experience to move to Formula International. In the end of 2036, Lexus was put on sale and Romagnoli took part in the bidding war and won it over many other bidders as the most trusted by FIA due to their past experience. The team entered as Romagnoli Aviazione FI Team for the 2037 season.

## 2037: A stunning debut campaign

For their debut campaign, Romagnoli signed Jose Earl on loan from Gazprom Lada and newcomer Jasmine Estrella. The team stunned everyone on their debut as Earl finished 2nd and Estrella 9th and scored a podium on their debut race. Eventually, the team established themselves on their debut season as one of the top teams and scored many podiums with both Earl and Estrella impressing. In the 12th race of the year, Earl scored his and Romagnoli's first win, thus making the team the first to win a race on their debut campaign. In the end, Earl finished 6th, Estrella finished 8th and became the rookie of the year and Romagnoli finished 3rd, thus becoming the best newcomer team in the history of Formula International.

## 2038-present: Established at the front and title battles

Earl and Estrella were retained for 2038 after the stunning debut campaign, but this year was somewhat worse than their exceptional 2037 season, with Earl finishing 10th and Estrella 11th, but it was still a solid campaign, with the team scoring plenty of podiums. Both drivers left the team in the end of the year and two loanees came in 2039, Petteri Kaartoranta from Shadow and Justin McQueen from Haas. 2039 was a weak season, with the team stuck in the midfield and scoring only 2 podiums, one from each driver.

In 2040 however, while the duo was retained, Romagnoli fought for the driver's title with Petteri Kaartoranta showing great consistency and despite having scored no wins through the season, managed to finish second in just his second year in the tier. McQueen was the one who scored the team's only win and helped them finish in third in the standings, but did not finish in the top 10 due to inconsistent results.

## Notable Drivers

* Jose Earl (2037-2038)
* Jasmine Estrella (2037-2038)
* Petteri Kaartoranta (2039-present)
* Justin McQueen (2039-2040)
Lance Stroll

Lance Stroll (born 29 October 1998) is a Canadian-Belgian racing driver and driver-owner of Formula International team Racing Point. Son of Jewish-Canadian businesmann Lawrence Stroll and Belgian fashion designer Claire-Anne Callens, Stroll was considered one of the paddock's hottest prospects, having thrived in feeder categories in his youth, but also criticized due to being a pay driver at the same time, thanks to the money of his father. In 2017, he made his debut for Williams, and despite a poor start and massive criticism over being rushed to the series, he scored a stunning 3rd place, becoming the youngest ever rookie to score a podium in the series. In mid-2018, he was announced as Racing Point's new driver, thanks to the creation of the new team by his father from the ashes of the liquidated Force India. He stayed with the team from 2019 to 2022, even after the team's renaimng to Aston Martin, but he was unable to fulfill his true potential, being outclassed by Sergio Perez. In 2023, he stepped down to Racing Point in Formula International, becoming the owner of the team's Formula International division and the lead driver. Despite a poor first season for the new team in general, Stroll became one of the most competitive drivers in the series. However, despite his skill, he was always second fiddle to the best driver in FI's history, Nicholas Latifi. and later his new teammate and former test driver Alexandre Gagnon, never managing to win the title, especially in 2024 where despite scoring more wins than Latifi, he failed to win the title by 9 points. From 2032 onwards, after his retirement due to the age restrictions, Stroll will become the full owner of Racing Point in Formula International. He actually stepped down as a driver in 2030, starting to focus more on his owner role.
Space

**Author** | dedp

**Space** is an area accessible from Concrete World through interacting with the blue display console with the Spacesuit equipped.

## Features

Space is a relatively wide area with different planets floating around, with some astronauts exploring its vastness, where a view of Earth can be seen in the background.

Not much can be done here but to check out the planets, or to exit by interacting with one of the astronauts.
Carlos Sainz Jr.

Carlos Sainz Jr. (Born 1 September 1994) is a Spanish racing driver. The son of former rally driver Carlos Sainz Sr., he followed the single seater series and debuted for Toro Rosso in 2015. After impressive performances, he joined Renault for the final 54 races of the 2017 season to replace Jolyon Palmer and was signed permanently in 2018. In 2019, he joined the resurgent McLaren, where he scored his first ever podium and also received his "Smooth Operator" nickname, after the eponymous song. In 2021, McLaren became a serious force in the now-called Formula Earth and Sainz finished 2nd. In 2022, he and his teammate Lando Norris took over the grid by storm and won with an 1-2 finish in the series. Sainz won the world championship with all but one races on the podium and scoring 370 points. After being beaten by Charles Leclerc in 2023, he won back-to-back titles in 2024 and 2025, becoming the most succesful Spanish driver in the history of the series and taking the record from legend Fernando Alonso. From 2026 onwards, Sainz fizzled out and after finishing 5th, he became a journeyman, moving to Red Bull in 2027 and to Audi in 2028, being beaten by both teammates Giovanni de Ziel and Jason Leung. In 2029, he stepped down to Formula International, driving for this season for Geely, finishing in a respectable 9th place for the midfielders.
Freyr Vigfusson

Freyr Vigvusson is an Icelandic former racing driver and pundit. Vigfusson took part in Formula International's first season in 2020 for Jaguar, and despite the car's lack of pace, he finished runner-up behind the late Ivan Marincic, also beating drivers like Ness Muller, Marco Aurelio and Mart Soosaar. This earned him a move to Formula Earth at Haas in 2021 to replace Romain Grosjean. He stayed with the American team until 2024, but was unable to match the expectations, and after a very poor 2024 where his teammate Kevin Magnussen completely overshadowed him and even scored a win, he was traded to BMW Williams, with Christian McGonagall moving to the other way. However, he was even there outclassed by experienced teammate and overachiever Pierre Gasly, and after being left without a ride for 2027, he retired from motorsport at the age of 30. Now he works as a pundit for both of the series.
Doug Tosser-Schmidt

Doug Tosser-Schmidt (born 6 August 1997) is a Namibian racing driver. A prolific journeyman, Tosser-Schmidt switched teams every season, with his biggest run being with Geely Nio for 3 separate seasons, failing to score a single podium in his long career. Tosser-Schmidt debuted for Virgin in 2020, and moved to BMW Andretti for 2021, being in the midfield in both seasons. 2022 was his first stint with Geely, finishing 16th and beating a teammate for the first time in his career. In 2023 he returned to Virgin for another decent but average spell, and in the next year he moved to Venturi. In 2025 he moved to Audi, where he endured his worst year, failing to score a single point. In 2026 he returned to Geely, where while he was away from the backmarkers, was way behind teammate Francesco Virgolini. In 2027 he moved to Jaguar, where he only scored 3 points but beat teammate Jonathan Thor. 2028 saw him again at Geely, this time enduring another weak season behind Virgolini, before returning for Jaguar in 2029, this time failing to score points. In 2030 he returned for the fourth time to Geely for his final year before he becomes 33 years old.
Tanjiro Kamado

Tanjiro Kamado is a Japanese racing driver. Kamado started his career driving for Mahindra in Formula International. With the Indian manufacturer leaving the sport after 2020, he moved to Nissan and scored his first ever win at Berlin. This earnt him one more season at Nissan, where he improved further to finish 4th in the standings and score two more wins. At the same time, he was drafter by Alpha Tauri and promoted to Formula Earth to replace the now disabled Daniil Kvyat. In the final race of 2022, Kamado scored his first ever points and was signed permanently for 2023. However, he spent a very poor season, scoring only 1 point, 15 less than teammate Alexander Albon, with 2024 being exactly the same in terms of points and performances. Somehow in 2025, Kamado signed to Ferrari, a move that rose lots of eyebrows in the paddock. He failed to score any podiums, but he did become the lead driver of Ferrari, beating the deteriorating Daniel Ricciardo, and in 2026 he scored his first and only win in Texas, becoming the first ever Japanese driver to win a race in Formula Earth. However, he experienced another dismal season in 2027, and with teammate Ness Muller being way out of reach, Kamado fell out of favour and moved to Red Bull. Even there, he was outclassed in both seasons by Giovanni de Ziel, and in 2029, with Red Bull struggling badly that year, Kamado scored only 1 point. He was kept for 2030, with Red Bull aiming to improve. In 2031, he picked up a horrible injury in the American GP and missed the final 4 races.
Zouzou Randrianambinina

Zouzou Randrianambinina is a Malagasy racing driver. Arguably Africa's most talented driver since a long time, the Malagasy driver debuted in Formula Champions in 2029, where he scored his and Africa's first podium in the series. 2030 was an even bigger year, as he won the title by a large margin, defying all odds to become the first African to win a single seater competition since Jody Schekhter in 1979. He will race again in the series for 2031, but he also earnt a move to the newly competitive Saudia team in Formula International, aiming to win yet another title. In his first season, he was very fast, finishing 2nd and helping Saudia get the double in the titles. Despite this, he will stay with Saudia for one more year due to his contract.
Mario Leduc

Mario Leduc is a French former racing driver. Leduc debuted in Formula International in 2020 for Geox Dragon where he endured a poor season. Despite this, he moved to Virgin where on his second race with the British team, he scored his first ever win. However, despite being the team's best driver, he was dropped in the end of the season in favour of talented Hungarian Roman Massey, and he moved to Geely Nio, where he experienced another setback. Next season found him in Nissan, where he only scored one podium and struggled to keep up with the frontrunners. In 2024, he endured yet another weak season with Mercedes. In 2025, he returned to Geely, and after a decent season, he moved to Venturi, scoring 2 wins and finishing 6th in the standings. In 2027, he moved to Alpha Tauri in Formula Earth. In the 3 years he raced for the Italian team, he failed to score any points, mostly battling with the Williams cars and his teammate Rayan Hils. After this, he was left without a ride and disappeared.
Aidan McKay

Aidan McKay is an Australian racing driver. McKay entered Formula International in 2029 where he finshed in the midfield. In 2030 he raced again for Oceania, and on the final race of the season he won his first race. He will race again in 2031 with the aim of entering Formula International. After succesfully testing for Alpine, McKay was signed as the second driver for the 2031-32 season.
Daniel Ricciardo

Daniel Ricciardo (Born 1 July 1989) is an Australian former racing driver. A former Red Bull academy graduate, Ricciardo debuted in 2011 on loan from Red Bull to HRT and in 2012 and 2013 to Toro Rosso. After Mark Webber retired, Ricciardo was promoted to the first team, and finished 3rd on his first ever season for the reigning champions. Ricciardo stayed with Red Bull until 2018, developing a reputation for his skills at overtaking and overall speed, undermined by poor luck. After being overshadowed by Max Verstappen, Ricciardo made a surprising switch to the resurgent Renault team, and despite a rough start, he scored the manufacturer's first ever win since the controversial 2008 Singapore GP in 2021. He stayed with the French team until 2023, before making another surprising transfer, this time to Ferrari. However, his performance deteriorated badly, mostly due to age, failing at times to score points and being even outclassed by the Tesla Haas cars. After two very poor seasons at Ferrari, Ricciardo announced his retirement after the end of the 2025 season.
Blue Forest

**Contributing Author(s)** | Lysenthe

The **Blue Forest** is an area accessible from either one of the dead ends of the Plant Labyrinth, or the bottom portal of the Hand Hub.

## Features

Blue Forest is a relatively small, isolated area within what seems to be a deeper part of the Garden World.

The main section of the Blue Forest consists of a hole to the Plant Labyrinth, as well as fences surrounding a large part of the area, with a white box that leads to a passage to the Black Terminal Box. There is a somewhat hidden pathway on the upper-right corner of this area, leading to a small section with a portal to the Hand Hub.

## Directions

Nexus → Garden World (Daytime) → Plant Labyrinth → Blue Forest

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → The Hand Hub → Blue Forest
Max Verstappen

Max Verstappen (Born 30 September 1997) is a Belgian-born Dutch racing driver. The son of former Formula 1 driver Jos Verstappen, Max debuted in F1 in 2015, becoming the youngest ever F1 driver, a record broken in 2021 by the late Ivan Marincic. Verstappen raced for Toro Rosso and later Red Bull from 2015 to 2019, becoming their lead driver. However, despite his speed and natural talent, he was one of the most despised presences of the sport due to his aggresive styling and lack of penalties imposed by FiA to him. Nevertheless, he improved the sport's reputation in his native Netherlands. In 2020, he was kept by Red Bull for Formula Earth and stayed with the team until 2026, scoring several wins but failing to clinch the title. However, he was still under controversy during the 2026 Abu Dhabi GP, with Ivan Marincic accusing him of blocking him to deny the title, giving it to Esteban Ocon. With then-champion Ocon moving to McLaren, Verstappen moved to Renault, where he is still a part of the team, finishing 2nd and 3rd in 2027 and 2028 accordingly and 5th in 2029. After 5 years with Renault, Verstappen made a move to Williams, which was taken over by tech giants Amazon.
Farid Esmaeilzadeh

Farid Esmaeilzadeh is an Iranian racing driver. Tipped by his home country as a futre star, Esmaeilzadeh debuted in 2029 in Formula Champions and despite a poor start, he scored a podium on the last race of the season, finishing 13th in the proccess. He stayed for 2030 in the team, where he got media attention for positive reasons, as he and new teammate Roy Assulin cleared off any possible ethnicity-based conflict. However, 2030 was another average year and he will race again in the series for 2031. In 2032, he will race in Formula International for Geely Nio.
Brigitte Bouvier

Brigitte Bouvier is a French former racing driver. Bouvier joined Audi for Formula International's first season in 2020. Bouvier scored some good resulits in the midfield, and with the departure of Marco Aurelio, she became the star driver of the team. However, Audi's performances started to decline, and in 2022, she only scored 4 points. In 2023, Bouvier moved to BMW Andretti, but she was the only driver to race the full season and fail to score any points. After being deemed surplus at Andretti, she moved to Alpine, but even there she was the worst full time driver, scoring only 8 points. After that season, she was left without a ride and never appeared in the sport again.
Truong Nhan Nguyen

Truong Nhan Nguyen is a Vietnamese former racing driver. Being Vietnam's first ever professional racing driver, Nguyen debuted in 2029 in Formula Champions and struggled on his first season. His second season in 2030 was even worse, as he only scored 1 point and was the worst driver of Asia. After a poor 2031 season, he retired from the sport aged 20, citing lack of motivation.
Lucas Lovis

Lucas Lovis is a French former racing driver. Lovis debuted in Formula International for Porsche in 2021. He scored a great 5th place on his debut, but failed to score any other points. Despite this, he was signed by Alpine for 2022. He was quite decent in 2022, and was kept for one more year in 2023. Despte scoring his first and only podium in the series, he was outclassed by Andorran sensation Josep Esperance and was dropped in the end of 2023. He was left without a ride for 2024 and retired from the sport.
Emilia LeBlanc

Emilia LeBlanc (born 10 December 2001) is a British former racing driver. A well-known female driver, LeBlanc entered Formula International in 2020 for Porsche, drawing criticism as she was accused of being a marketing ploy by the German team. Despite trying to remove the label, she only scored 8 points, still better than what the media expected. In the next season, she moved to Venturi, but this time she struggled badly and finished penultimate in a very bad season. Ever since, she has been left without a ride, but in 2022, she raced 3 times for Audi in Formula Earth as a replacement for the injured Felix Neurether, becoming the first and only female in Formula Earth history.
Charles Leclerc

Charles Leclerc (Born 16 October 1997) is a Monegasque racing driver. Widely considered to be one of the best Formula 1 and Formula Earth drivers of all time, Leclerc made the step in Formula 1 in 2018 with Sauber, before moving in 2019 to Ferarri, winning his first ever win. In 2020, with the inception of the new series, Formula Earth, Leclerc stayed with Ferrari until 2024. He was the undisputed number 1 driver of the Italian team, winning his first ever Formula Earth title in 2023 and Ferrari's first since 2007 with Kimi Raikkonen. In 2025, he moved to rivals McLaren, where success would continue further. In 2027 and 2028, he won back-to-back driver titles for the British team. In 2029, Leclerc won a third succesive title and as of now he has 4 driver titles. In 2031, he added yet another title, adding a 5th title to his biography and becoming the third most succesful driver in the series. After his glorious years with the British team, he moved to Renault for 2032 in what seems to be his final season.
Miguel Angel Larrazabal Rojas

Miguel Angel Larrazabal Rojas, known colloquially as MALR, is a Venezuelean racing driver. One of South America's brightest talents, Larrazabal debuted in Formula Champions and scored a win on the inaugural race of the series. He finished 10th in the standings and earnt a move to newcomers Saudia in Formula International. Despite being hampered by a heavy injury which sidelined him for several races, Larrazabal was very impressive and even scored the team's first ever top 5 finish. With Saudia becoming more competitive in 2031, the Venezuelean stunned the grid and dominated the series, scoring his first ever title and Saudia's first ever title, also becoming the first ever Latin American to win the title. Despite the title, he will stay for one more year in Saudia due to his contract.
Valtteri Bottas

Valtteri Bottas (Born 28 August 1989) is a Finnish former racing driver. Bottas debuted in Formula 1 for Williams in 2013 and raced with the team until 2016. In 2017, he joined Mercedes, where he stayed until 2019 and served as the second driver to Lewis Hamilton. In 2020, with the introduction of Formula Earth, Bottas stayed with Mercedes and became Hamilton's biggest rival in the first ever season of the new series. He missed the title by 12 points despite winning the same races with Hamilton, with 6 each. In 2021, Bottas, despite a rough start, won 6 races and fended off the resurgent McLaren team, winning his first and only Forrmula Earth title. Bottas stayed with Mercedes for two more years, but he failed to replicate the same form he showed in 2021 and did not score any more wins in the series. In the end of the 2023 season, he announced his retirement from the sport.
Martin Fenin

Martin Fenin is a Czech racing driver. Widely considered one of the most exciting prospects his generation, Fenin debuted for Audi in 2026. He stayed with the team for 2 more year, and his breakthrough year was 2028, where he finished 16th in one of the weakest cars of the grid with 21 points. After this year, Audi withdrew from Formula International in order to focus more on Formula Earth, and promoted Fenin to FE as a replacement for the departing Jason Leung. On his first season at Formula Earth, Fenin was the quickest of the backmarkers and even beat both Saubers, his teammate Esteban Ocon and Red Bull driver Tanjiro Kamado. Audi was unable to keep him any longer and McLaren signed him as a surprise replacement for Leung. 2030 was a bit of a tough year for the Czech, often having to compete with the Shadow team, but on the final race of the season, he scored his first ever win, becoming the first Czech driver to do so. In 2031, he finished runner-up behind teammate Charles Leclerc. In 2032, he made a surprise move to newcomers Aramco.
Snowy Pipe Organ

**Author** | 20

The **Snowy Pipe Organ** is an area accessible by interacting with the Black Beret Twin in the Dark Room's theatre section.

## Features

This area is a snowy pathway with gigantic set of pipes similar to those in a church's pipe organ, with a peaceful view of the sea.

The Blue Beret Twin can be found here, and interacting with her will pan the screen to show the rest of the pipes as they blow out steam. She is obstructing the rest of the path, which leads to a pipe with a doorway. You can use the Boy to let her move out of the way, or you can take the violent option of chainsawing her, leaving her with her beret.

Behind the doorway is a waterlogged area with a grand piano, where interacting with it takes you to Atlantis.

## Directions

Nexus → Marijuana Goddess World → Dark Room → Snowy Pipe Organ
Callum Whitley

Callum Whitley was a British racing driver. Whitley debuted in Formula Champions in 2029, where he failed to score any points. In 2030, things went better and he finished 21st with 9 points and in 2031 he aims to get a better position. However, in the Macau GP in 2031, Whitley suffered a horrendous crash, crashing heavily into the barrier. Whitley lost his life almost instantly, becoming the first death on-track since Ivan Marincic in 2028.
Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton (Born 7 January 1985) is a British former racing driver. A six-time Formula 1 World Champion, one with McLaren in 2008 and six with Mercedes from 2014-2015 and 2017-2019, Hamilton stayed with the German manufacturer for the first ever season of the all-new then Formula Earth series. On the first ever season of the series, in 2020, Hamilton beat his teammate Valtteri Bottas for the first ever driver title of the series, becoming the inaugural champion of Formula Earth. However, in the next season in 2021, with the sudden rise of McLaren and Hamilton's aging, then 37, he was cut adrift from the title battle, finishing 6th, while Bottas won his first ever Formula Earth title. Hamilton then announced that he would retire from motorsport, aged 37, ending one of the biggest careers in Formula 1 and Formula Earth history.

Hamilton is considered to be one of the best drivers in the history of motorsport as a whole, following his success in the series, and made Formula 1 and Formula Earth one of the more appealing sports to watch thanks to his speed, attitude and high-profile lifestyle. However, said lifestyle led to some critisicm throughout his career, and he has also been a victim of racial comments, due to being the first ever black Formula 1/Earth driver. Nevertheless, he has left a serious mark on the series's history as one of its best drivers and the best British driver of all time.
Formula Earth Wiki

**Welcome to the Formula Earth Wiki!**
Formula Earth is a simulation and roleplay server for international open-wheel racing. Users create their drivers and manage their careers to achieve one goal: winning the Formula Earth Drivers' Championship.

## So what is this Wiki about?

Formula Earth is a project ran in the omonymous Discord server ran by Iohel. It is a racing simulation which starts from 2020 and splits on four separate categories: Formula Earth, the pinnacle of the series, Formula International, the Formula E-based second tier, Formula Champions, the F3-like spinoff which was created in 2029, and Formula Rookie, the F4-like series that was created in 2038. The teams that take part are almost all real-life, and same with the first 20 drivers of Formula Earth, which are the 20 racers of the 2020 Formula One season, the rest of the drivers are all created, either by players or by the admins themselves as AI drivers. If you enter the server, you can create your driver and take part too. You will progress from Formula Champions to each level, depending on your driver's performance, but you can also retire your driver if you feel that he/she is not up to his standards and create a new driver. There are various type of drivers, from early peakers to late bloomers and from serial midfiielders to generational drivers. What your driver will be is randomly generated. So yes, this is the Wiki of the server, ran by the lead editor TheRealPeterGreek and archive producer RobertGine35, beginning as a voluntary project to keep all the data of the series. Follow the rules stated below and you can assist in the creation of the project.

## Rules for wannabe editors

1. **NO VANDALISM WHATSOEVER, VANDALIZING ANY ARTICLE ON PURPOSE WILL RESULT IN A BAN.** However, there are exceptions, as if the vandalism happened by mistake and it is not really a vandalism. It will be proven via the Recent Changes. If it is proven that there was a mistake, you are spared, but if there are serial and deliberate changes such as profanities or racist slurs, **you will be banned permanently.**
2. No toxic behaviour will be tolerated either. You will receive multiple warnings in case you repeatedly act like a jerk towards another editor. 1st infraction: warning, 2nd infraction: banned for 3 days, 3rd infraction: 1 week ban, 4th infraction: 1 month ban, 5th infraction: 1 year ban, 6th infraction: permanent ban
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Eugene Stanley

Eugene Stanley is an American racing driver. Stanley entered Tesla Dragon as a reserve driver and made his debut at Formula International in 2024 for 6 races to replace the missing Mart Soosaar. Stanley scored a podium on his debut and scored enough points to finish 11th on the standings. In 2025, he was picked up by Mercedes, but in the two years he stayed with the German team, he struggled to get to grips with the car, only scoring one podium in 2026. Still, in 2027, he made the step to Formula Earth for Tesla Haas. On his first ever season, he scored 2 points, his first in the series. 2028 saw a major improvement, as he finished with 6 points, 4 more than 2027. However, as of now, despite being Haas's best driver, he has not scored points ever since due to the manufacturer's struggles.
Sebastian Vettel

Sebastian Vettel (Born 3 July 1987) is a former German racing driver. Vettel came into prominence at 2008 after winning the Italian GP with Toro Rosso. After being promoted into Red Bull in 2009, he scored 4 successive driver titles from 2010 to 2013, thus earning the nickname "the next Schumacher". After falling out of favour with Red Bull in 2014, he moved to Ferrari with the aim of adding more titles. Despite some strong seasons, Vettel failed to beat Mercedes for the title, and after retiring in the 2018 German GP with a crash, he has been into a rapid decline, being defeated by new teammate Charles Leclerc and gaining a reputation for spinning and angry team radio messages. In 2020, he was kept by Ferrari for Formula Earth, but after being beat by Leclerc and the Red Bulls, Ferrari terminated his contract. Vettel then retired from the series, but briefly came out of retirement in 2025 to replace the injured Max Verstappen at Red Bull for 3 races, scoring a best result of 4th.
Billy Mathman

Billy Mathman is a British racing driver. One of UK's many talented young drivers to come, Mathman debuted in Formula International for DS. He stayed with the team for 2 years and scored his first ever win in Mexico 2020-21. This earnt him a move to frontrunner team Nissan, where he finished runner-up behind champion Nicholas Latifi. In 2023, he moved up to Aston Martin to replace the departing Lance Stroll. In Japan 2023, he also scored his first ever pole position and podium, also beating both Renault drivers that season. Mathman stayed with the British team for four more years, scoring 7 more podiums and becoming an established driver, but mostly second fiddle to the more experienced Lando Norris. However, his talent earnt him a move to Ferrari for 2028. Mathman was in the Chinese GP involved in the crash that took the life of Mercedes star Ivan Marincic. He was hit by the Mercedes at high speed, crashed in the wall, lost control of the Ferrari and unwittingly crashed on the side of the Mercedes, taking the life of the Croatian away. However, he recovered from this and scored his first ever win two races later, dedicating it to Marincic. By 2029, he became a quick and reliable second driver, and scored several wins. In 2031, he was traded at Red Bull, with Jason Leung moving to Ferrari. Red Bull also received a large amount of cash alongside Mathman. He endured a very poor season in Red Bull, scoring only 6 points and being beaten by talented youngster Temirzhan Ershin.
Roman Massey

Roman Massey is a Hungarian racing driver. Massey entered Formula International with Virgin in 2021 as a replacement for the injured Sake Okasas. He impressed with that stint and Virgin promoted him to the team for 2022. He was beaten by his teammate Jason Leung, but still impressed by finishing 10th in the standings in his first ever full season. With those performances, he earnt a move to Venturi, where he also impressed for the midfield team. However, a move to Mercedes did not turn out well and only scored 38 points in a weak year for the team. 2025 was a better year for Mercedes and Massey scored 4 podiums. He also made his Formula Earth debut with the works Mercedes team as a replacement for the injured Ivan Marincic. On the last race of the season and the third of his, he scored his first ever podium, the first Hungarian to do so. He stayed with Mercedes for one more year in FI. In 2027, he moved to Nissan, where he had a superb season and won the title. He also raced again part time in FE, this time for Sauber, replacing the injured Onni Korhonen for 4 races. In 2028, he was retained by Nissan and jept being a dominant force, but only raced for the half of the season. As a result of Marincic's death in Shangai, Massey was promoted to Mercedes for a full-time drive. On his first race, he won the race in a dominant fashion alongside teammate George Russell. In fact, he beat Russell and became the lead driver despite starting from race four. He was retained by Mercedes in 2029, but in a poor year for Mercedes he did not score any podium. In 2030, with Giovanni de Ziel and Andrei Aimansha entering the team, Massey, who was still contracted with the team, was meant to be loaned to a Formula International team, most notably newcomers Saudia, but he had a conflict with the German team due to this decision and terminated his contract, severing ties with Mercedes for good. He moved to newcomers Campos Repsol for 2030. However, his first season at the Spanish team was very poor, finishing 16th with just 4 points, 40 less than Cida. Despite this poor season, he made a surprise high-profile move to Aston Martin for 2031. In his first season for the British team, he finished 11th with 40 points.
Sergio Perez

Sergio "Checo" Perez (born 26 January 1990) is a Mexican former racing driver. Perez debuted in Formula 1 with Sauber in 2011, and his breakthrough came in 2012 after scoring three podiums in midfield machinery. This prompted a move to McLaren, but he failed to score a single podium due to the car being cut adrift from the top teams. From 2014 to mid-2018, Perez raced for Force India and scored 5 podiums, including the last one before Force India went out of business after Hungary 2018. He was kept by the late newcomer Racing Point and became the main driver. In 2020 he was sidelined after 5 races due to a serious injury sustained in Netherlands 2020, but despite replacement Nico Hulkenberg scoring the team's first ever podium, he was kept for 2021, now with the team becoming Aston Martin. Perez stayed with the team until 2024, scoring three more podiums. In 2025, the Mexican announced that he would spend one last year in racing, but in Formula International with Tesla Dragon. After finishing in a strong 4th place above both Nissans and scoring 3 wins, Perez announced his retirement from the sport.
Raviraj Kudmal

Raviraj Kudmal is an Indian racing driver. One of Asia's top prospects, Kudmal debuted in 2029 in Formula Champions, where despite a poor start, he finished 4th in a strong season for Asia. This year led to Formula Earth team Shadow picking him up during the draft, and in 2030 he was given a full-time seat in Shadow, becoming the first Indian to race to the series since Narain Karthikeyan in 2012. Kudmal impressed on his debut with a 4th place on the opening race and overall finished 9th on the season and became rookie of the year. In 2031 he improved further by finishing 7th and scoring his first ever win, the first for an Indian driver.
Maca Roni

Maca Roni is an Italian former racing driver. Roni was hired by Audi in 2024 at the age of 16. However, he would only race for the first half of the season. After being the worst driver of the grid, he fell out of favour with Audi and was replaced by Simone Cimorelli for the rest of the season. He has never raced again ever since.
Forest World

**Author** | INT

**Forest World** is one of the main areas accessible from the Nexus, through the white stone tablet.

## Features

Forest World is an openly looping environment with a serene appearance, which can be described as a park within a forest of pine trees over a slightly-cloudy, light green sky. Large white monoliths and streetlights are scattered along the way, and plant-like creatures alongside what appear to be living footprints inhabit the area.

The entrance is situated at the center of the area. Heading east of the entrance is a white chocolate bar that leads to Chocolate World upon interaction, and west of the entrance is a bench right near a monolith, as well as a vending machine that matches the area's appearance.

Northwest of the entrance is a hole with a warning sign and three traffic cones blocking part of the right side. It is possible to get past the cones by navigating under the treeline, in order to enter the **Underground**.

### Underground

This area is a winding network of corridors with lamps on the walls that keep the area bright enough to navigate easily. The end of the northeastern route is currently blocked off by a traffic cone, and the lowermost path eventually leads to a lantern on the ground, which grants the Lantern effect. By backtracking as soon as you get the effect, the lamps will go off, making the entire area dark, forcing Urotsuki make her way out of the area with the effect. This can be circumvented by waking up as soon as you get the effect, keeping the lamps on for future visits, unless you enter the Lantern's location.
Andelko Peric

Andelko Peric is a Croatian former racing driver. Coming from the same academy with the late Ivan Marincic, Peric entered as the second Croatian driver of Formula International in 2020 for Nio. The first season was weak due to Nio's poor speed, but still Peric earnt a move to DS, scoring his first ever win. At the time, with Marincic making his way to Formula Earth, Peric was expected to follow the same steps, but it never happened. Peric moved to Tesla Dragon, but despite scoring 2 wins, he was very inconsistent and dropped by the team. In 2023, he moved to Mercedes, but even there he was outclassed too by the frontrunners. Peric then entered a steady decline, at first with a very weak season at BMW Andretti, and later back to Nio, now Geely Nio, where even there he was unable to do a restart of his career. Following this, Peric was left without a ride and subsequently abandoned motorsport, failing to match the expectations of Croatians, who wanted a second Marincic.
Jason Leung

Jason Leung is a racing driver from Hong Kong. Leung debuted for Geely Nio as a talented Asian driver in 2021. He finished in a decent 14th place. In 2022, he signed for Virgin, finishing 9th and scoring 3 podiums in his breathrough season. Tesla Dragon saw his potential and signed him. With the American team, Leung scored 4 wins and finished runner-up behind teammate Mart Soosaar. After that season, he made it to Formula Earth for Audi as a replacement for Ivan Marincic. Despite media controversy in mainland China which has been following him ever since 2021, Leung scored 7 points for the backmarker team and impressed overall. He stayed with Audi from 2024 to 2028, with his best year being 2028, scoring 17 points. Those results led McLaren to sign him with a swap deal, with Esteban Ocon going the other way. On his debut with McLaren, Leung won the race and added later one more win on his way to finish 3rd in the standings and help McLaren win the teams title. But in a controversial fashion, he was dropped from McLaren for 2030, with McLaren aiming to promote fellow Audi starlet Martin Fenin. Leung signed for the struggling Red Bull team as a result of this, where he finished 15th in a somewhat improved season for the money-saving Red Bull team. In 2031, he moved to Ferrari, with Ferrari driver Billy Mathman and a large amount of cash going to Red Bull as part of the deal. In 2031, Leung finished 6th without scoring a single win during the season.
Glen Smith

Glen Smith is a French racing driver. Smith entered as a substitute driver for the remainder of the 2027-28 season at Alpine, after regular driver Higinio Azkuenaga suffered a career-ending injury on the third race of the season. He scored 6 points on his first season, but was unable to get a drive for 2029. He entered as a replacement driver on two occasions in 2029, 3 races with Harvard and 1 with Jaguar, failing to score any points. In 2030, he made a surprise move to Formula Earth, this time for backmarkers BMW Williams, failing to score points due to the very slugghish car the team had. He is still contracted with the British team for 2031. In 2032, after two weak seasons with Williams, he returned to Formula International, this time for Venturi.
Francesco Virgolini

Francesco Virgolini is an Italian racing driver. Virgolini debuted in Formula International in 2021 for the struggling Porsche team, and obviously struggled for points. In 2022, he was picked up by BMW Andretti, where he performed well at the midfield. At the same year, he also entered in Formula Earth for 3 races in Prema, replacing Marco Aurelio who was replacing the injured Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. In 2023, he moved to Virgin, where he scored his first ever podium and in 2024 he moved to Venturi, staying until 2025. In 2025 he also scored his first and only win in Formula International. He was dropped in the end despite being the best driver of the team and moved to Geely Nio. With the Chinese he raced from 2026 to 2029, and in 2030 he announced that he will race for one more year before leaving the series due to age restrictions.
Robbie Holzman

Robbie Holzman is an American racing driver. Arguably America's biggest prospect, Holzman entered Formula Champions in 2029 and quickly became North America's top driver, scoring 2 podiums. Tesla Haas drafted him at the end of the season, and in 2030 he debuted in Formula International for Tesla Dragon. He impressed in his first season, coming a few points short of teammate Mark Fouert and scoring a podium on his debut. He is contracted for Tesla Dragon for 2031 and is expected to make the step to Tesla Haas in the following years.