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Superleague Formula’s second season will visit the following six major circuits across Europe, from June – October 2009.

Round Nº

Circuit

Country

Date

Tickets

1 Magny-Cours France June 27/28, 2009 Buy your tickets
2 Zolder Belgium July 18/19, 2009 Buy your tickets
3 Donington Park UK August 1/2, 2009 Buy your tickets
4 Estoril Portugal September 5/6, 2009 Buy your tickets
5 Monza Italy October 3/4, 2009
6 Circuito de Jarama Spain November 7/8, 2009

While the performance of our cars, matched with these spectacular circuits obviously attracts our share of motorsport fans, our goal is to introduce football supporters to Superleague Formula and provide an outstanding day of family entertainment. The race weekends are ‘more than a race’ and we aim to provide unprecedented access for fans to meet the drivers and see the cars and teams up close.

Superleague Formula has a unique party-like atmosphere where fans will see their colours doing battle against their traditional rivals in an entirely new sporting arena.

In Year Three and beyond, we want to expand gradually up to a maximum of 17 races in future years, taking the championship closer to all fans around the world at venues in Europe, South America and Asia. We are also looking at the possibility of taking Superleague Formula to the fans by staging a series of street races, as well.

Evolving Competition Format

Year 3 9 races (incl. 1 outside Europe)
Year 4 12 races (incl. 2 outside Europe)
Year 5 15 races (incl. 3 outside Europe)
Magny-Cours

Magny-Cours

The Nevers Magny-Cours Circuit, owned by the Conseil Général de la Nièvre, is a vast complex hosting several tracks and reception areas, coference rooms and restaurants.
Zolder

Zolder

Zolder, also known as Circuit Terlaemen, is an undulating 3.977 km (2.471-mile) motorsport race track in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. The only race track on Flemmish soil finds its roots in the late 50’s.
Donington Park

Donington Park

Donington Park is one of Britain's most popular racing circuits and home of many exciting and prestigious events. In 1985, the Melbourne Loop was built to increase the lap distance to 2.5 miles (4.02 km).
Estoril

Estoril

The Autódromo Fernanda Pires da Silva is a 4.36 k (2.709 miles) race course in Portugal, and the home of the Formula 1 from 1984 to 1996, as well as of top-level single-seater, touring & sport car events.
Vallelunga

Monza

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is a motorsport race track near the town of Monza, Italy. It is one of the most historic motor racing circuits in the world.
Circuito del Jarama

Circuito del Jarama

The Circuito Permanente del Jarama (Permanent circuit of Jarama) is a 3.850 km race course in Spain which hosted nine Formula One Spanish Grand Prix.

General Standings

Pos.

No

RACING TEAM

TOTAL

1 21 Liverpool FC 79
2 8 RSC Anderlecht 77
3 3 AC Milan 64
4 19 Tottenham Hotspurs 58
5 10 FC Basel 58
6 14 Corinthians 56
7 6 Al-Ain FC 56
8 7 Flamengo 52
9 9 Olympiacos 50
10 4 Galatasaray 48
11 16 FC Porto 33
12 2 Sporting Clube de Portugal 32
13 24 FC Midtjylland 31
14 69 Olympique Lyonnais 24
15 15 Atlético de Madrid 24
16 5 PSV Eindhoven 21
17 22 AS Roma 18
18 17 Rangers FC 13
Race 3 Magny-Cours

POS

RACING TEAM

TIME

1 Liverpool FC SF Racing Team 11:49.172
2 AC Milan SF Racing Team +4.813
3 Corinthians SF Racing Team +6.774
Race 2 Magny-Cours

POS

RACING TEAM

TIME

1 AC Milan SF Racing Team 46:57.511
2 Olympiacos SF Racing Team +2.273
3 FC Basel SF Racing Team +11.372
Race 1 Magny-Cours

POS

RACING TEAM

TIME

1 Liverpool FC SF Racing Team 45:57.400
2 RSC Anderlecht SF Racing Team +6.298
3 Tottenham Hotspur SF Racing Team +7.237
Qualyfing Rounds
Pole Position Corinthians SF Racing Team
Finalist Liverpool FC SF Racing Team
Semifinalist RSC Anderlecht SF Racing Team
Semifinalist Porto FC SF Racing Team
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