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Name            = {{flagicon|GER}} Lukas Euler |
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| Name            = {{GER}} Lukas Euler |
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Image          = [[File:Lukas Euler helmet.png|250px]] |
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Nationality    = {{flagicon|GER}} German |
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| Nationality    = {{GER}} German |
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JoinYear        = 2012 |
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| Years          = {{SL|2012}} – {{SL|2015}}, {{SL|2017}}
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FirstRace      = [[2012 Australian Grand Prix]] |
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| Team(s)        = [[Midnight]], [[CSG]], [[Hawkeye]]
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Series          = Superleague |
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Team(s)        = [[Midnight Motorsport]] |
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| Wins            = 19
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| Podiums        = 34
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Name            = {{flagicon|GER}} Lukas Euler |
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| Poles          = 27
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| Fastest laps    = 19
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Series          = Superleague |
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| First race      = [[2012 Australian Grand Prix]]
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Updated        = 2012 R18 |
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| First win      = [[2012 Australian Grand Prix]]
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DebutYear      = 2012 |
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| Last win        = [[2014 Brazilian Grand Prix]]
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First race      = [[2012 Australian Grand Prix]] |
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| Last race      = [[2017 Brazilian Grand Prix]]
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Team(s)        = [[Midnight Motorsport]] |
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{{Infobox driver stats |
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Name            = {{flagicon|GER}} Lukas Euler |
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Series          = Supercup |
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Updated        = 2012 R18 |
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DebutYear      = 2012 |
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First race      = [[2012 Supercup Dutch Grand Prix]] |
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Name            = {{flagicon|GER}} Lukas Euler |
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Series          = World Sport Series |
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Updated        = 2012 R18 |
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DebutYear      = 2012 |
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First race      = [[2012 Monaco Sport Series]] |
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Team(s)        = [[Midnight Motorsport]] |
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Series          = World GT |
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Updated        = December 2012 |
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First race      = [[2012 Interlagos Trophy]] |
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'''Lukas Euler''' is a German sim-racer currently driving for [[Midnight Motorsport]] in the GPVWC [[Superleague]]. He is the current Superleague [[List of Superleague World Drivers' Champions|champion]]. Euler is to return with Midnight Motorsport to defend his crown in [[2013 Superleague season|2013]].
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'''Lukas Euler''' is a German sim-racer and two-time World Champion in the [[Superleague]], having won the {{SL|2012}} and {{SL|2013}} crowns whilst driving for [[Midnight Motorsport]]. Ahead of the {{SL|2014}} season, Euler announced his retirement, but was persuaded to return by Midnight following their sacking of [[Giuseppe Rainieri]] and won all four races he entered that year. This strong form persuaded Euler to sign with [[CSG Racing]] for the {{SL|2015}} season, but left the league after just two, difficult, races. Euler would make another brief appearance towards the end of the {{SL|2017}} season, driving for [[Hawkeye Racing]] in 5 Grands Prix.
  
 
==Early Sim-Racing Career==
 
==Early Sim-Racing Career==
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Before joining GPVWC, Lukas was active in different sim-racing leagues. He started off in 2008 in a small german league to learn his first valuable lessons and midway through the season he became a serious title contender. Though he wanted more and decided to leave the league towards FSR, with two of his league mates. In the few FSR races in 2008, he did show what he might be capable off, and so secured a seat with Ash Racing for 2009 in the Pro Division of FSR. Without expecting to fight for the championship he started the season, but it soon became clear that he was able to fight for multiple wins and in the end the championship. With only a few points difference he finished runner-up to french driver Dimitri de Matos, who started the season team mate, with Lukas but because of team-intern differences he left midway through it. For 2010 Lukas signed with the known Twister-Racing team, where he had high expectations, both to learn a lot with his experienced teammates and to achieve the ultimate goal, to win the championship. But during the season Lukas got unhappy with both the team and the league and he switched to a well-known team aswell, yet with less pressure, Ghostspeed Racing. He enjoyed driving there and wanted to give FSR another chance in 2011. But it wasn't the same as back in 2008 and 2009, important people had left, and so did Lukas finally. He helped Gridline Racing in the GPO, a league created by [[Dave Carr-Smith]]. But he had more or less decided to take a break with simracing. But through Dave he learned about the GPVWC, ultimately joining it and participating in a test race and finally the 2012 Superleague Season.
  
 
==Superleague==
 
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Latest revision as of 11:57, 9 December 2018

Germany Lukas Euler
Helmet Euler.png
Superleague Career
Nationality Germany German
Active Years 2012 – 2015, 2017
Team(s) Midnight, CSG, Hawkeye
Grand Prix 46
Championships 2
Wins 19
Podium finishes    34
Pole positions 27
Fastest laps 19
First Grand Prix 2012 Australian Grand Prix
First Win 2012 Australian Grand Prix
Last Win 2014 Brazilian Grand Prix
Last Grand Prix 2017 Brazilian Grand Prix

Lukas Euler is a German sim-racer and two-time World Champion in the Superleague, having won the 2012 and 2013 crowns whilst driving for Midnight Motorsport. Ahead of the 2014 season, Euler announced his retirement, but was persuaded to return by Midnight following their sacking of Giuseppe Rainieri and won all four races he entered that year. This strong form persuaded Euler to sign with CSG Racing for the 2015 season, but left the league after just two, difficult, races. Euler would make another brief appearance towards the end of the 2017 season, driving for Hawkeye Racing in 5 Grands Prix.

Early Sim-Racing Career

Before joining GPVWC, Lukas was active in different sim-racing leagues. He started off in 2008 in a small german league to learn his first valuable lessons and midway through the season he became a serious title contender. Though he wanted more and decided to leave the league towards FSR, with two of his league mates. In the few FSR races in 2008, he did show what he might be capable off, and so secured a seat with Ash Racing for 2009 in the Pro Division of FSR. Without expecting to fight for the championship he started the season, but it soon became clear that he was able to fight for multiple wins and in the end the championship. With only a few points difference he finished runner-up to french driver Dimitri de Matos, who started the season team mate, with Lukas but because of team-intern differences he left midway through it. For 2010 Lukas signed with the known Twister-Racing team, where he had high expectations, both to learn a lot with his experienced teammates and to achieve the ultimate goal, to win the championship. But during the season Lukas got unhappy with both the team and the league and he switched to a well-known team aswell, yet with less pressure, Ghostspeed Racing. He enjoyed driving there and wanted to give FSR another chance in 2011. But it wasn't the same as back in 2008 and 2009, important people had left, and so did Lukas finally. He helped Gridline Racing in the GPO, a league created by Dave Carr-Smith. But he had more or less decided to take a break with simracing. But through Dave he learned about the GPVWC, ultimately joining it and participating in a test race and finally the 2012 Superleague Season.

Superleague

2012

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2013

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Supercup

2012

Lukas Euler made a single appearance in the Supercup in 2012. The German driver provided a last minute relief for CSG Racing for Martin Schumacher at Zandvoort. Despite the short notice, Euler qualified a credible eighth. He finished the race just outside the points in 11th position.

World Sport Series

2012

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Racing Career Results

Superleague

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Team Chassis Engine 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 WDC Points
2012 Midnight Motorsport MM-02 Ferrari Australia

1

China

1

United Arab Emirates

2

Hungary

6

Spain

1

Monaco

Ret

Canada

1

South Korea

1

Turkey

1

United Kingdom

1

Italy

2

Belgium

1

Netherlands

3

Germany

2

United States

3

Brazil

2

Japan

-

Singapore

1

1st 208
2013 Midnight Motorsport MM-03 Potentia Australia

2

Malaysia

Ret

Austria

1

Hungary

1

Spain

1

Monaco

3

Canada

2

South Korea

2

Turkey

2

United Kingdom

2

Italy

1

Belgium

1

France

3

Germany

3

United States

6

United Arab Emirates

4

Japan

1

Brazil

3

1st 335

† Driver did not finish the Grand Prix, but was classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

Supercup

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Team Chassis 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 WDC Points
2012 CSG Racing SC-012 Australia


China


United Arab Emirates


Hungary


Spain


Monaco


Canada


South Korea


Turkey


United Kingdom


Italy


Belgium


Netherlands

11

Germany

-

United States

-

Brazil

-

Japan

-

Singapore

-

NC 0

† Driver did not finish the Grand Prix, but was classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

World Sport Series

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Team Car 1 2 3 4 5 6 WDC Points
2012 Midnight Motorsport Porsche 911 GT3 Hungary


Spain


Monaco

2

Canada

-

Turkey

6

Germany

8

9th 46

† Driver did not finish the Grand Prix, but was classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.

World GT

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)

Year Team Car 1 2 3 4 WDC Points
2012 Midnight Motorsport Car Brazil

-

Belgium

-

Japan

-

United States

-

Pos Pts

† Driver did not finish the Grand Prix, but was classified as they completed over 75% of the race distance.


Preceded by:
Joe Consiglio 		Superleague World Drivers' Champion
2012, 2013 		Succeeded by:
David Fidock
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