World Championship

World Championship is the primary series of Formula Sim Racing. It was established in 2001 and has been running ever since. It is administered by the ISR Club, the governing organisation of FSR and takes place over the series of races during a year. Prizes are handed out to winning drivers and teams at the end of a season and races are broadcast live for people to watch online via streams. The first World Champion was Polish driver Artur Mlodzinsky in 2001. Bono Huis was the most recent champion in 2013 and has won the most World Championships with four.

The series has yet to see a British World champion as of 2013.

Simulators Used

 * 2001 - Grand Prix 3
 * 2002 - F1 2001 & F1 2002
 * 2003 - F1 2002 & F1C
 * 2004-2005 - F1C
 * 2006-Present - rFactor

World Champions
Drivers

Teams
 * 2001 - Artur Mlodzinsky ([[Image: Poland.GIF]] POL)
 * 2002 - Ernesto De Angelis ([[Image:Italy.GIF]] ITA)
 * 2003 - Joshua Lyon ([[Image:USA.GIF]] USA)
 * 2004 - Roy Kolbe ([[Image:Germany.GIF]] GER)
 * 2005 - Dennis Hirrle ([[Image:Germany.GIF]] GER)
 * 2006 - Bruno Marques ([[Image:Portugal.GIF]] POR)
 * 2007 - Bruno Marques ([[Image:Portugal.GIF]] POR)
 * 2008 - Bruno Marques ([[Image:Portugal.GIF]] POR)
 * 2009 - Roy Kolbe ([[Image:Germany.GIF]] GER)
 * 2010 - Bono Huis ([[Image:Netherlands.GIF]] NED)
 * 2011 - Bono Huis ([[Image:Netherlands.GIF]] NED)
 * 2012 - Bono Huis ([[Image:Netherlands.GIF]] NED)
 * 2013 - Bono Huis ([[Image:Netherlands.GIF]] NED)
 * 2014 - Bono Huis ([[File:Netherlands.GIF]] NED)
 * 2001: Famm
 * 2002: Team Racebase
 * 2003: Kiwi Racing
 * 2004: Virtual Games
 * 2005: Twister-Racing
 * 2006: Coca-Cola Kiwi Virtual
 * 2007: Diamond Racing Team
 * 2008: GhostSpeed Racing Team
 * 2009: Twister Racing
 * 2010: Precision Motorsports
 * 2011: Precision Motorsports
 * 2012: Precision Motorsports
 * 2013: Precision Motorsports
 * 2014: Precision Motorsports