Alpha Motorsports

Alpha Motorsports, also known as Alpha, is an Australian GPGSL racing team. It was founded by team owner Ed Greenhalgh. The team entered the GPGSL in Season 1, replacing Team RAC after just one race of the season. It stayed in the series until Season 4 when Greenhalgh decided to focus his efforts on being a race driver only and sold the team to Alpha Racing Team. With Greenghalgh's decision to retire after winning three championships, the team returned in Season 11 replacing Greidanus Grand Prix.

Racing HistoryEdit

Season 1Edit

The team joined the league in the second race of Season 1 after the demise of Team RAC. The team then competed in every race up until the end of Season 4. In this period, the team scored one win, two poles, two fastest laps and two podiums. The team's sole victory came in Season 3, with Stefan van Renselaar winning the English Grand Prix and Donington Park.

Throughout Seasons 1 to 4, Alpha Motorsports used Ford engines and Bridgestone tyres. The team had a variety of major sponsors including MasterCard, LG, Emirates and Castrol. In Season 1, due to the team's late entry to the series, they ran an interim white livery.

Season 2Edit

Season 3Edit

Season 4Edit

After Season 4, regulations were introduced stating that no race driver could also own a team. With Greenhalgh deciding to focus on his driving, the team was taken over by former team driver Stefan van Renselaar and renamed to Alpha Racing Team. This team also folded after Season 7.

Season 11Edit

Early in Season 10, Greenhalgh announced he would retire from race driving at the conclusion of that season. At this stage Alpha Motorsports remained several places down the waiting list for new teams, however later developments in that season resulted in the opportunity for Alpha Motorsports to reform in the lead-up to Season 11. It was later announced that the team's drivers for Season 11 will be Tobias Kederer and Vimal Ana, while team boss Greenhalgh will take up a position as test driver.

Complete GrandPrixGames Super League resultsEdit

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap; underlined races indicate most places gained)

Season	Chassis	Engine	Tyres	Drivers	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	Points	WCC
1	SMD-300	Ford	B		AUT	BRA	MON	CAN	GBR	GER	BEL	ITA	JPN	AUS								46	9th
				Bobby Neil		Ret	16	3	10	9	12	11	13	Ret
				Randy Winston		Ret	9	9	4	14	11	7	Ret	14
2	SMD-300	Ford	B		AUS	MON	BEL	ESP	BRA	JPN	AUT	USA	NED	CAN	ITA	GER	SAM	CZE	TUR	GBR		52	11th
				Randy Winston	15	16	15	20	18	Ret	18
				Ben Brown								7	4	19	9	Ret	19	11	21	19
				Bobby Neil	13	8	9	17	16	9	6	13	Ret	10	8	13	12	Ret	13	15
3	SMD-ZG01	Ford	B		AUS	GER	USA	CAN	EUR	SAM	NED	BEL	MAL	ENG	HUN	ITA	JPN	SMR	BRA	MON	GBR	94	5th
				Ben Brown	9	10	16	19	11	Ret	7	4	14	15	10	Ret	21	Ret	13	17	6
				Stefan van Renselaar	12	5	9	11	18	11	11	Ret	10	1	21	10	7	18	12	5	14
4	SMD-ZG01	Ford	B		AUS	ITA	BEL	JPN	EUR	MON	PAC	RSA	HUN	GER	BRA	DUB	MAL	USA	CAN	NED	GBR	72	8th
				Stefan van Renselaar	10	17	11	9	10	6	14	8	16	16	11	7	7	11	17	8	19
				Ben Brown	9	Ret	17	14	17
				Alexandre Koemmerer						17	10	20	5	10	5	14	12	16	Ret	14	16
5 - 10: Alpha did not compete as a constructor.
11	SMD ZG02LN	Mazda	D		AUS	MAL	JPN	ITA	ESP	RSA	BRA	USA	CAN	GER	AUT	BEL	GBR	NED				146	3rd
				Tobias Kederer	Ret	1	3	8	1	15	1	4	7	18	8	3	9	3
				Alessandro Sanvitale	9	Ret	18	5	18	17	3
				Sean O'Neill								Ret	19	10	2	10	15	Ret
12	SMD ZG02LN	Mazda	D		AUS	JPN	USA	CAN	SAM	BRA	RSA	AUT	GER	BEL	TUR	ITA	GBR	NED				132	4th
				Tobias Kederer	12	5	1	1	Ret	Ret	Ret	3	18	8	3	14	5	7
				Sean O'Neill	7	13	Ret	10	13	13	11	Ret	14	3	4	12	2	6

GalleryEdit

• S1: Debut at round 2, running a white interim livery (which stayed for the whole season)
• S2: Now with a 1997 Mastercard Lola inspired livery
• S3: Taking the first win at the English GP
• S4: Last season for a while, after rule changes no longer allowed a teamowner to drive at the same time
• S11: The return, running the iconic 787B LeMans winning livery

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