What is the FSR?
Formula SimRacing is fully owned and organised by the International SimRacing Club.
The «International SimRacing Club» (ISR Club) is a Club governed by the laws of Switzerland (Vereinsrecht), which was founded for the promotion of international SimRacing on the internet.
The International SimRacing Club is organising two major virtual Formula championships each year, the FSR World Championship and FSR World Series, which mirror the highest class of Formula-Sports of real life.
The International Simracing Club
Formula SimRacing World Championship Team Owners and Administrators of Formula SimRacing are automatically members of the International SimRacing Club. Membership is free. The members have democratic rights with regard to the targets, activities and financials of the Club. The entire income from the sale of the licences is owned by the Club and is exclusively used to cover the Clubs costs for running Formula SimRacing.
Given the current configuration of the sim-world and its numerous communities, we are convinced that simracing has a future with various categories of virtual motorsport. Our goal is to get media attention and to verify that the FSR league is the most known virtual championship. What we want is to have a healthy ISR Club which is able to provide the professional simracers with a steady platform and with increasing amounts of prize money and products for their efforts in the sport.
Our core business is to provide the best simracing league to the public. The ISR Club wants to use media promotion and support to grow and to attract a large audience using the globalization opportunities the internet brings us. The league is always trying to improve in all kind of ways to ensure a high quality championship and a long existence of the league. The FSR World Championship category has quite an exceptional position in the simracing scene as it is one of the few championships where money is involved.
Formula SimRacing endeavours to pay prize money to the FSR World Championship Team Owners in accordance with the statutes of the International SimRacing Club and in agreement with our sponsors.
The Formula SimRacing World Championship
The WC stands alone as the premiere formula open wheel sim racing series, this is where the best in the world compete. The International SimRacing Club has sold 12 licenses to WC teams which enable their buyers to compete with one team and two drivers in the FSR World Championship category. These license, barring restructure of FSR, are valid for the lifetime of the International SimRacing Club and Formula SimRacing and can be freely traded by the owners of the licenses. FSR WC has seen such great drivers as Roy Kolbe, Joshua Lyon, Greger Huttu, Dom Duhan, Ernesto de Angelis, David Greco, Artur Mlodzinski, AJ Allmendinger, Richard Towler, Dennis Hirrle, Christian Neumann, Dominik Binz and Bruno Marques. The team owners holding a license for the Formula SimRacing World Championship are hiring, at their discretion, the best sim racers from around the globe. Getting a contract from a licensed team is the only way for drivers to be one of the 24 competitors.
We want the licenced team owners to feel the challenge of managing their own virtual Formula team and we offer to the best simracing drivers of the world a World Championship which is comparable to the real thing.
History of Formula SimRacing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_SimRacing
League name: World Series
League owner: ISR Club 
Simulation: rFactor
League website URL: http://www.formula-simracing.net/
League Introduction
Welcome to the Formula SimRacing World Series category. This is the league for the experienced SimRacers who either want to present their skills in order to be hired by a World Championship team, or for those who just want to race with other high level drivers from the entire world.
The World Series category is just one step away from the FSR World Championship and offers the drivers to gain the necessary experience before stepping up to FSRs highest class.
Director: John-Eric Saxén
Race distance: 100%
Aids Allowed are: Clutch Assistance
Saturday, 15:35 GMT: Server opens for PQ 1
Saturday, 15:45 GMT: Pre-Qualifying Group 1
Saturday, 16:00 GMT: Server opens for PQ 2
Saturday, 16:05 GMT: Pre-Qualifying Group 2
Saturday, 16:20 GMT: G1 Practice
Saturday, 16:30 GMT: G1 Qualifying
Saturday, 16:50 GMT: G1 Warmup
Saturday, 17:00 GMT: G1 Race Start
Saturday, 18:50 GMT: G2 Server opens
Saturday, 19:00 GMT: G2 Warmup
Saturday, 19:10 GMT: G2 Race Start
Current Season
Season ‘2010’: From 2010-01-18 To 2010-12-31.
Discarded races: 0
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| Date | Country | Track | Circuit |
|---|---|---|---|
| WC | WT
2010-03-07 WS 2010-03-06 |
Bahrain |  |
Sakhir |
| WC | WT
2010-03-21 WS 2010-03-20 |
Australia |  |
Melbourne |
| WC | WT
2010-04-04 WS 2010-04-03 |
Malaysia |  |
Sepang |
| WC | WT
2010-04-11 WS 2010-04-10 |
China |  |
Shanghai |
| WC | WT
2010-04-25 WS 2010-04-24 |
Spain |  |
Catalunya |
| WC | WT
2010-05-02 WS 2010-05-01 |
Monaco |  |
Monte Carlo |
| WC | WT
2010-05-23 WS 2010-05-22 |
Turkey |  |
Istanbul |
| WC | WT
2010-06-06 WS 2010-06-05 |
Canada |  |
Montreal |
| WC | WT
2010-06-20 WS 2010-06-19 |
Europe |  |
Valencia |
| WC | WT
2010-07-04 WS 2010-07-03 |
Great-Britain |  |
Silverstone |
| WC | WT
2010-07-18 WS 2010-07-17 |
Germany |  |
Hockenheim |
| WC | WT
2010-08-15 WS 2010-08-14 |
Hungary |  |
Hungaroring |
| WC | WT
2010-08-22 WS 2010-08-21 |
Belgium |  |
Spa-Francorchamps |
| WC | WT
2010-09-05 WS 2010-09-04 |
Italy |  |
Monza |
| WC | WT
2010-09-19 WS 2010-09-18 |
Singapore |  |
Singapore |
| WC
2010-09-26 WS 2010-10-02 WT 2010-10-03 |
Japan |  |
Suzuka |
| WC | WT
2010-10-17 WS 2010-10-16 |
Brazil |  |
Interlagos |
| WC | WT
2010-10-31 WS 2010-10-30 |
Abu Dhabi |  |
Yas Marina |