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The '''Formula A World Championship''' is an [[Aeia|Aeian]] {{wp|motor racing}} championship for {{wp|Formula One|Formula A}} cars which would be recognised by the governing body of international {{wp|motorsport}}, the Societat Internationale d'Automobila (SIA), as the highest class of competition for {{wp|open-wheel racing cars}}. The competition has taken place since the inaugural event in 1952 and has been held on a yearly basis since then. Each year comprises a season which contain a number of races, known as ''{{wp|Grand Prix}}'' which are held worldwide on purpose built {{wp|race track|circuits}} and public roads. | The '''Formula A World Championship''' is an [[Aeia|Aeian]] {{wp|motor racing}} championship for {{wp|Formula One|Formula A}} cars which would be recognised by the governing body of international {{wp|motorsport}}, the Societat Internationale d'Automobila (SIA), as the highest class of competition for {{wp|open-wheel racing cars}}. The competition has taken place since the inaugural event in 1952 and has been held on a yearly basis since then. Each year comprises a season which contain a number of races, known as ''{{wp|Grand Prix}}'' which are held worldwide on purpose built {{wp|race track|circuits}} and public roads. | ||
Formula A cars are the fastest road course racing cars in | Formula A cars are the fastest road course racing cars in Aeia, owing to very high cornering speeds achieved through the generation of large amounts of aerodynamic downforce as well as the usage of V8 engines capable of speeds up to 375 km/h (233 mph). The cars themselves are dependent on technological innovations in the usage of electronics, suspension systems, aerodynamics, along with high-performance slick tyres and experimental fuels. The composition of the cars has changed dramatically over time, with their construction governed by a series of regulations produced by the SIA which tend to change every few years. | ||
The upcoming 2018 championship is due to be contested over a number of Grands Prix held in different countries throughout Aeia. Drivers and teams are scheduled to compete for the titles of Aeian Drivers' Champion and Aeian Constructors' Champion respectively. | The upcoming 2018 championship is due to be contested over a number of Grands Prix held in different countries throughout Aeia. Drivers and teams are scheduled to compete for the titles of Aeian Drivers' Champion and Aeian Constructors' Champion respectively. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Contracted teams and drivers== | ==Contracted teams and drivers== | ||
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| Category | Single seater |
|---|---|
| Country | International |
| Inaugural season | 1952 |
| Drivers | 16 |
| Constructors | 8 |
| Engine suppliers | Assoluto · Givenchi · Motordiuil · Polcari · Victory-Wald Motors |
| Tyre suppliers | Caoutchouc |
The Formula A World Championship is an Aeian motor racing championship for Formula A cars which would be recognised by the governing body of international motorsport, the Societat Internationale d'Automobila (SIA), as the highest class of competition for open-wheel racing cars. The competition has taken place since the inaugural event in 1952 and has been held on a yearly basis since then. Each year comprises a season which contain a number of races, known as Grand Prix which are held worldwide on purpose built circuits and public roads.
Formula A cars are the fastest road course racing cars in Aeia, owing to very high cornering speeds achieved through the generation of large amounts of aerodynamic downforce as well as the usage of V8 engines capable of speeds up to 375 km/h (233 mph). The cars themselves are dependent on technological innovations in the usage of electronics, suspension systems, aerodynamics, along with high-performance slick tyres and experimental fuels. The composition of the cars has changed dramatically over time, with their construction governed by a series of regulations produced by the SIA which tend to change every few years.
The upcoming 2018 championship is due to be contested over a number of Grands Prix held in different countries throughout Aeia. Drivers and teams are scheduled to compete for the titles of Aeian Drivers' Champion and Aeian Constructors' Champion respectively.
History
Contracted teams and drivers
| Entrant | Constructor | Chassis | Power unit | Tyres | Race drivers | Free Practice drivers | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Driver name | Rounds | No. | Driver name | |||||
 Aighwind Racing
|
Mótordiuil | AR12 | Mótordiuil | C | 11 | Abban Dietrich
|
All | 92 03 |
Hans Ó Súilleabháin Liam Eriksson
|
| 13 | Finn Mac Diarmada
|
All | |||||||
 Assoluto Racing
|
Assoluto | AR2018 | Assoluto 057 | C | 7 | Jacint Novellas
|
All | N/A | |
| 3 | Template:Country data Carcossica Lucierý Waoz | All | |||||||
 Givenchi Racing
|
Givenchi | GR18 | Givenchi | C | 6 | Stefan Smedberg
|
All | N/A | |
| 66 | Donato Benetti
|
All | |||||||
| Template:Country data Hipasia KTBM Motoring | KTBM-Givenchi | M6 | Givenchi | C | 22 | Template:Country data Hipasia Shofar Melekh | All | N/A | |
| 14 |  Siyabonga Rəşad
|
All | |||||||
| Racing Team Solvalou
|
Solvalou-Assoluto | RTS32 | Assoluto 057 | C | 2 |  Manoel Oliveira
|
All | 76 |  Rémy Morel |
| 9 |  Liisi Järvinen
|
All | |||||||
 Scuderia Etrescia
|
Polcari | SA04 | Polcari | C | 5 | Abaco Monte
|
All | N/A | |
| 27 |  Joris Aaltink
|
All | |||||||
 Southern Waves Racing
|
Southern Waves-Mótordiuil | SW02 | Mótordiuil | C | 4 | Daniel Ognais
|
All | 8 | Cheo Figari |
| 18 | Roli Leong
|
All | |||||||
 VWM Racing
|
Victory-Wald Motors | VW41 | Victory-Wald Motors | C | 10 | Horatio Biddick
|
All | N/A | |
| 42 | Malcom Zeoffajen
|
All | |||||||
Changes since 2017
- At Assoluto Newreyan driver Horatio Biddick was dropped by the team following a number of lacklustre results in the 2017 season. He was replaced by Lucierý Waoz of [[Carcossica[[ who took the position of secondary driver for the team. As a result, for the 2018 season, Biddick signed with VWM Racing.
Calendar
The following Grands Prix are due to take place in 2018:
| Round | Grand Prix | Circuit | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Salborgan Grand Prix | Template:Country data Salborga Nasjonal Krets, Asvard | TBA |
| 2 | Dreyvisevite Grand Prix |  Zhaknye Klatra, Curoczantyi
|
TBA |
| 3 | Rennequan Grand Prix | Autorota Internationale, Chantilly
|
TBA |
| 4 | Atrescan Grand Prix | Rocca Street Circuit, Rocca
|
TBA |
| 5 | Midrasian Grand Prix | Circuit d'Almiaro, Almiaro
|
TBA |
| 6 | Navish Grand Prix | Autodromo Monumental, Brestrand
|
TBA |
| 7 | Cuirpthean Grand Prix | Ráschúrsa Idirnáisiúnta, Portlaoise
|
TBA |
| 8 | Tyronovan Grand Prix |  Geissnal-Rennstrecke, Sudisenland
|
TBA |
| 9 | Ajerri Grand Prix | Maka Raceway, Maka
|
TBA |
| 10 | Lhaeraidh Grand Prix | Template:Country data tir Lhaeraidd Luasbhealach Náisiúnta, Saied | TBA |
| 11 | Elhazian Grand Prix |  Brassida Park Circuit, Brassida
|
TBA |
| 12 | Onzan Grand Prix | Kunta International Circuit, Kunta
|
TBA |