Armaroli Sim Racing World Cup
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[edit] The ASRWC
The Armaroli Sim Racing World Cup is one of the highly professional championships run using rFactor. Using a fictional formula racer designed around Armaroli's own Sim Racing products, the championship offers a cash prize to the winning nation, and is currently contested by 38 nations.
The first race in the 2006 Armaroli Sim Racing was held May 20, 2006 using the Zandvoort, Netherlands circuit as prepared for rFactor. This inaugural race was won by team Switzerland with Patrick Heri at the wheel of the car.
The 2006 Championship concluded on November 25, 2006 on the Interlagos Circuit. The race was won by David Greco driving for team Italy, and as a result of the win, team Italy clinched the championship win. Second place in the race and the championship went to South Africa—largely driven by Zaahir Essa—and third in the championship went to team Switzerland. Congratulations to all.
Each race in the championship is broadcast live through the Armaroli Website with live commentary—in Portuguese and English—changing camera angles—everything to simulate a real race broadcast.
The 2007 Armaroli Sim Racing World Cup looks to expand the season to 11 races and use updated cars to promote even better racing than was seen in 2006. Expectations will be high to see if last year's front-runners return to the championship.
[edit] Provisional 2007 ASRWC Schedule
Dates have yet to be released.
- Zandvoort, Netherlands
- Zolder, Belgium
- Nurburgring, Germany
- Barcelona, Spain
- Monza, Italy
- Silverstone, England
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Laguna Seca, USA
- Montreal, Canada
- Shanghai, China
- Interlagos, Brazil
[edit] Armaroli
Armaroli is a Brazilian company making simulation racing equipment. For more on their producs visit the company website.
[edit] External links
Armaroli
Series Sponsors and Partners
[edit] Final ASRWC 2006 Standings
- Italy - 200 (232)
- South Africa - 194 (213)
- Switzerland - 168 (184)
- Hungary - 157 (157)
- Spain - 151 (154)
- Brazil - 142 (160)
- Sweden - 123 (123)
- Netherlands - 120 (125)
- Austria - 100 (106)
- France - 92 (92)
- NOTE: Scores in parentheses indicate each Nation's score before the worst two results have been deducted. Each Nation's best seven of nine results were used to determine the final championship standings. Without the deductions: Brazil would have surpassed Hungary and Spain; the Netherlands would have surpassed Sweden; the top four however would have remained unchanged.
[edit] ASRWC Champions
- 2006 - Italy
[edit] 2006 ASRWC Schedule and Results
| Date | Location | Winning Nation | Winning Driver | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 20, 2006 | Zandvoort, Netherlands | Switzerland | Patrick Heri | Zandvoort Results |
| June 3, 2006 | Zolder, Belgium | Italy | David Greco | Zolder Results |
| August 12. 2006 | Laguna Seca, USA | Italy | David Greco | Laguna Results |
| August 19, 2006 | Silverstone, England | South Africa | Zaahir Essa | Silverstone Results |
| September 16, 2006 | Barcelona, Spain | South Africa | Zaahir Essa | Barcelona Results |
| September 23, 2006 | Nürburg, Germany | Italy | David Greco | Nurburgring Results |
| October 14, 2006 | Montreal, Canada | South Africa | Zaahir Essa | Montreal Results |
| November 11, 2006 | Monza, Italy | Italy | David Greco | Monza Results |
| November 25, 2006 | Interlagos, Brazil | Italy | David Greco | Interlagos Results |
