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• List of Superleague World Drivers' Champions
  !scope=col|Engine !scope=col|Engine
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• 2011 Superleague season
  [[File: 2011_engine_power_curve.PNG|thumb|right|220px|2011 Engine BHP's]] From the very first few laps of 2011 it was clear the Driver’s Ch ...the strongest power unit and were holding a large advantage over the other manufacturers; particularly in low end torque. Ferrari and Mercedes were said to be 2nd a
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• Potentia Group Engineering
  ...irst product to be produced by the group was as the 'Potentia PGE-01', the engine which powered a number of teams throughout the {{SL|2013}} [[Superleague]] ...m buy a fully-developed 2013-spec engine for a cheaper price; however, the engine was not developed over the year like the PGE-02.
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• Martex Technologies
  ...and Nordsjøen potentially critically handicapped, but sweeping reforms of engine regulations introduced greater parity. This saw Nordsjøen remain competiti ...y transformed. That year's engine, the MX-06, was by far the most prolific engine, powering no less than seven teams - literally half the grid. However, this
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• 2014 Superleague season
  !Engine ...uence of this rule change, reliability will become a new option for engine manufacturers to upgrade.
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• Trinity
  ...ine, which powered Woods, [[ST Racing]] and [[Nijo Racing]]. The 'TRIN002' engine was developed for the {{SL|2014}} season, powering Woods, Nijo, [[Torrent M ...of the four engines in 2015. The season saw only one podium finish for the engine, scored by [[Target Racing]] at [[2015 Monaco Grand Prix|Monaco]]. Target s
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• Krevder
  '''Krevder''' was the brand name of an engine manufacturer associated with the [[Red Archer Virtual Racing Team|Red Arche ...ine, supplied to Red Archer, Kernow and [[Phoenix F1]]. The 'Krevder SA14' engine was developed for the {{SL|2014}} season, again powering Red Archer and Ker
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• 2015 Superleague season
  ...he withdraw of [[Krevder]] as an engine manufacturer, the tender for a new engine supply was put open, ultimately won by [[Valiant]], manufactured by [[Vod:B !Engine
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• Valiant
  ...ague in mid January. Valiant took the place of the now-defunct [[Krevder]] engine line. The first engine to be produced was named the 'Valiant VA15' and, together with [[Vod:Bul Ra
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• 2017 Superleague season
  !Engine ...]] having become interim manufacturers for the rest of the 2016 season. An engine tender was opened for applications and [[Hawkeye Racing]] were granted it t
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