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'''Tēafor Motorsport''' is a UK based sim-racing team, created in 2014 by [[Quintin Plane]]. Known as Tēafor, they currently compete in [[2014 World Sport Series season|World Sport Series]] after taking up the final vacant spot on the grid. The team's 2014 [[2014 World Sport Series season|World Sport Series]] drivers are [[Alexander van der Woude]] and [[Thomas Hinss]], who brought in 13 points between them over the 4 events Tēafor were a part of, bringing the team 18th position in the Constructors Championship.
 
'''Tēafor Motorsport''' is a UK based sim-racing team, created in 2014 by [[Quintin Plane]]. Known as Tēafor, they currently compete in [[2014 World Sport Series season|World Sport Series]] after taking up the final vacant spot on the grid. The team's 2014 [[2014 World Sport Series season|World Sport Series]] drivers are [[Alexander van der Woude]] and [[Thomas Hinss]], who brought in 13 points between them over the 4 events Tēafor were a part of, bringing the team 18th position in the Constructors Championship.
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== History ==
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Tēafor Motorsport started out in Summer 2014 with its first championship entry in GPVWC's World Sport Series. Hiring two drivers based on their consistency and effort to bring the car home, [[Alexander van der Woude]] and [[Thomas Hinss]] were signed to lead the team's first campaign. While starting with less than half the WSS season in 2014 to go, our results would never make an impact on the championship. While taking 4 points-finishes in Germany and Belgium, Tēafor Motorsport managed to claim 18th in the constructors, two places above the bottom of the table. The team was happy with this result considering our sudden rush into racing.
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After the WSS season finished, it was time to prepare for the team's entries for 2015. First off, we applied for Formula Challenge, but did not get approval. However, the team bounced back from this with entries in SimLeague's FS1 and FS2 championships, signing a mega-star lineup (see below). Weeks later, the team was granted entry into our first endurance-race championship, the Endurance Pro Series 2015, where the team entered three cars (one independent). This year (2015) has become the year of expansion for Tēafor Motorsport, entering more leagues and championships than before.
  
 
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[[Image:Teafor_2014_wss_b1149.jpg|thumb|left|345px|Tēafor Motorsport's 2014 WSS car, named B1149]]
 
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Tēafor Motorsport joined the 2014 World Sport Series after adopting the vacant team slot, left by [[SGP Team]]. With just 4 events left of the season, the team's target was to simply adapt to the series, however in the team's debut event, both drivers brought home a handful of points. With 5 points already collected, it wasn't until the Belgian WSS did the drivers score again, netting an additional 8 points after avoiding the major incidents that occurred at the race. At the season finale, Tēafor Motorsport maintained its 18th position in the constructors championship.
 
Tēafor Motorsport joined the 2014 World Sport Series after adopting the vacant team slot, left by [[SGP Team]]. With just 4 events left of the season, the team's target was to simply adapt to the series, however in the team's debut event, both drivers brought home a handful of points. With 5 points already collected, it wasn't until the Belgian WSS did the drivers score again, netting an additional 8 points after avoiding the major incidents that occurred at the race. At the season finale, Tēafor Motorsport maintained its 18th position in the constructors championship.
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Revision as of 09:36, 23 February 2015

England Tēafor Motorsport
Teafor Motorsport Logo.png
Full name Tēafor Motorsport
Owner/s Quintin Plane
Base Norwich, England
Website Tēafor Motorsport Website
Tēafor Motorsport Facebook Page
Competitions
Superleague Team None
Team principal/s -
Début -
Supercup Team None
Team principal/s -
Début -
Formula Challenge Team None
Team principal/s -
Début -
Masters Series Team None
Team principal/s -
Début -
World Sport Series Team Tēafor Motorsport
Team principal/s England Quintin Plane
Début 2014 German Sport Series
International Touring Cup Team None
Team principal/s -
Début -


Tēafor Motorsport is a UK based sim-racing team, created in 2014 by Quintin Plane. Known as Tēafor, they currently compete in World Sport Series after taking up the final vacant spot on the grid. The team's 2014 World Sport Series drivers are Alexander van der Woude and Thomas Hinss, who brought in 13 points between them over the 4 events Tēafor were a part of, bringing the team 18th position in the Constructors Championship.

History

Tēafor Motorsport started out in Summer 2014 with its first championship entry in GPVWC's World Sport Series. Hiring two drivers based on their consistency and effort to bring the car home, Alexander van der Woude and Thomas Hinss were signed to lead the team's first campaign. While starting with less than half the WSS season in 2014 to go, our results would never make an impact on the championship. While taking 4 points-finishes in Germany and Belgium, Tēafor Motorsport managed to claim 18th in the constructors, two places above the bottom of the table. The team was happy with this result considering our sudden rush into racing.

After the WSS season finished, it was time to prepare for the team's entries for 2015. First off, we applied for Formula Challenge, but did not get approval. However, the team bounced back from this with entries in SimLeague's FS1 and FS2 championships, signing a mega-star lineup (see below). Weeks later, the team was granted entry into our first endurance-race championship, the Endurance Pro Series 2015, where the team entered three cars (one independent). This year (2015) has become the year of expansion for Tēafor Motorsport, entering more leagues and championships than before.

Results

GPVWC

World Sport Series

Tēafor Motorsport's 2014 WSS car, named B1149
2014

Tēafor Motorsport joined the 2014 World Sport Series after adopting the vacant team slot, left by SGP Team. With just 4 events left of the season, the team's target was to simply adapt to the series, however in the team's debut event, both drivers brought home a handful of points. With 5 points already collected, it wasn't until the Belgian WSS did the drivers score again, netting an additional 8 points after avoiding the major incidents that occurred at the race. At the season finale, Tēafor Motorsport maintained its 18th position in the constructors championship.

Chassis No. Drivers BHR

Bahrain

BHR

Bahrain

ESP

Spain

ESP

Spain

MON

Monaco

MON

Monaco

CAN

Canada

CAN

Canada

AUT

Austria

AUT

Austria

GBR

United Kingdom

GBR

United Kingdom

GER

Germany

GER

Germany

HUN

Hungary

HUN

Hungary

BEL

Belgium

BEL

Belgium

ITA

Italy

ITA

Italy

WDC Points WCC
Tēafor B1149 36 Alexander van der Woude - - - - - - - - - - - - 13 20 RET 22 21 11 24 22 45th 8 18th
37 Thomas Hinss - - - - - - - - - - - - RET 14 20 20 13 RET 25 24 51st 5


SimLeague

FS1

2015
Chassis No. Drivers AUS

Australia

MAL

Malta

BHR

Bahrain

POR

Portugal

MON

Monaco

AUT

Austria

USA*

United States

CAN

Canada

GER*

Germany

FRA

France

GBR

United Kingdom

ITA*

Italy

BEL

Belgium

ITA

Italy

SIN

Singapore

USA

United States

JPN

Japan

BRA

Brazil

WDC Points WCC
Tēafor A140 15 Michael Baldesarra - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
24 Sam Howe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

* Indicates Special Event

Pre-Season
Chassis No. Drivers BHR

Bahrain

AUT

Austria

AUT

Austria

Points WCC
Tēafor A140 15 Michael Baldesarra - 5 5 20 1st
24 Sam Howe - - 1 25
N/A Quintin Plane - 3 - 15

FS2

2015
Chassis No. Drivers TUR

Turkey

CHN

China

ESP

Spain

MON

Monaco

GER

Germany

FRA

France

CAN

Canada

CAN

Canada

HUN

Hungary

GBR

United Kingdom

BEL

Belgium

ITA

Italy

UAE

United Arab Emirates

USA

United States

JPN

Japan

WDC Points WCC
Tēafor A140 34 Andrew Sumnall - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
37 Jose Maria Lopez - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -


SimRacingPro

Endurance Pro Series

2015
Chassis No. Drivers BRA

Brazil

ARG

Argentina

USA

United States

AUS

Australia

ITA

Italy

SWE

Sweden

GBR

United Kingdom

FRA

France

WDC Points WCC
Tēafor B6070 24 Thomas Hinss - - - - - - - - - - -
44 Stefan McCready - - - - - - - - - -
76 Quintin Plane* - - - - - - - - - -

* Indicates affiliated independent driver

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