It was already clear before the last round of the season at Interlagos, but Urban Alsenmyr took the title in style by winning the Brazilian round as well. In total points he actually ties with Matra's Nishi Perera, but since only the best 8 scores count, it's Urban who takes the crown. Having only entered the championship at Brands Hatch (race 4), Urban took FMBL5 by storm, winning all remaining races - a 100% score. Third place in the final standings goes to BRM's Howard Gregory after a great run which, unfortunately, was not (yet?) rewarded with a race win.

Now as we finish the 5th season of FMB Legends, it's time for a break and to consider our options for the future. Thanks everyone for yet more hard and good-spirited racing, and see you in the next season....?

FMB Legends is a very competitive, yet casual league for drivers from all over the world. Our prime objective is to have fun, from the frontrunners to the backmarkers - there's always someone to race. The age of GPL hasn't exactly ensured a growing starting grid, but it does provide us with a game that nearly everyone knows and everyone is capable of running. We're always open for new drivers!

The 5th season FMBL again sees many changes to the technical rulebook. The 1,5 litre engined '65 cars have been replaced by the much more powerful '69 cars, for the first time bringing aerodynamics into play. The calendar has been reduced to 10 races, organised in such a way that the races won't clash with a Formula 1 race or any other major race.