Welcome to the World Race Series Wiki
Welcome, this site is a database dedicated to the cataloguing of information on the World Race Series, an annual racing series, that first began as stop-motion and was later adapted into video game form. At first, the series was loosely inspired by the 'Hot Wheels highway 35: World Race' movie, featuring a large driver roster and several race teams, but has since evolved into an entity of its own. This site is updated daily and has all of the basic and important info on the videos uploaded to Youtube.
Currently the World Race Series is on its 10th season!
As of March 23rd, 2018, the World Race Series was been moved to its own dedicated Youtube channel: here.
This wiki is in a constant state of development and always being improved, check back often for daily updates!
Main Page: World Race Series
Other Info and News
November, 30th, 2022 World Race Series 2022 has been long concluded by now and mass updates to the wiki on the 2021 and 2022 seasons have now begun. Development of World Race Series 2023 is still set for Summer of 2023. As for the 2022 champion, LuckyTito asserts his dominance, going back-to-back and this time racing for his own race team: LT1 Inc.
January 8th, 2022 World Race Series 2021 has been concluded with the upload of the finale. The 'Wangan MidKnightz!' team led by LuckyTito won the championship. Work on WRS 2021 pages begins.
December 13th, 2021 Updated WRS 2020 pages complete. Work on World Race Series 2021 finally begins.
March 6th, 2021 World Race Series 2020 main page completed. Work on WRS 2020 updated driver profiles begins.
November 4th, 2020 World Race Series' long-awaited return to NASCAR is here! WRS 2020: NASCAR Special at Talladega Superspeedway, a 50 lap clash between 40 of the WRS' best legendary drivers! Season standings will not be affected but a win and stats will be awarded. Also a late bulletin, but Big Ed won the WRS 2020 main series in another upset in the finale, as well as a $1,000,000 prize pot.
May 7th, 2020 World Race Series 2020 begins with the upload of WRS 2020: Race #1 Cochran Motor Speedway!
March 26th, 2020: World Race Series 2020 has been announced and the trailer uploaded.
December 12th, 2019: All World Race Series 2019 pages have been completed. The World Race Series Wiki is now completely up to date. The series now once again looks forward to next year (2020), which will be a most likely short series due to similar budget restraints like those seen in World Race Series 2017.
2022 Edit: Covid-19 also became a factor.
August 29th, 2019: In keeping with the tradition of uploading WRS trailers on the main page's 'Other Info and News' bulletin, the trailer is provided below.
July 17th, 2019: A late bulletin, but WRS 2019 was announced on June 12th, 2019 with the uploading of the 2019 trailer. WRS 2019 was also concluded on July 3rd, 2019 with the uploading and finalization of the WRS 2019 Finale, the 6th race of the series. Work begins on the WRS 2019 wiki page. Rookie Julian Miller won the series championship in a surprising upset. As is tradition, Miller also won the world's greatest race car driver title and an unspecified prize pot.
April 24th, 2019:
All primary WRS 2018 pages have been completed and updated. WRS 2019 announcement is yet to come.
June 30th, 2018: World Race Series 2018 has now been concluded and Megcat has been declared the official winner of the series, the new owner of the World's greatest race car driver title and a $1,000,000,000 prize pot! The series now looks toward 2019. (2018 Series pages still under development)
June 1st, 2018:
WRS 2018's main article has been created at : World Race Series 2018
May 30th, 2018: All WRS 2017 pages have been constructed and WRS 2018 has been officially announced, the trailer has been uploaded. It can be viewed here: [1]. Additionally, the World Race Series has been moved from HaloFan's channel to an entire channel dedicated completely to the series. (WRS 2018 is now in development)
July 6th, 2017: World Race Series 2017 has officially ended, with the winner, Prem being announced and given the prize pot of $50,000 and the crown of "The next greatest race car driver". The world looks toward the future with "World Race Series 2018" which will be completely with next-gen game engines. (WRS 2017 Pages are under construction)
June 21st, 2017: World Race Series 2017 has officially begun.
May 25th, 2017: WRS 2017 Teaser Trailer was officially uploaded and the series is announced.
January 31st, 2017: The Wiki has been completely updated with the WRS 2016. (WRS now looking ahead to WRS 2017)
August 11th, 2016: The wiki page for the 2016 series has been finished.
July, 2016: World Race Series 2016, has concluded, and Big Willie is the official winner of the cup.
March, 2016: WRS 2016's Teaser has been released, right here it will be uploaded. World Race Series 2016 coming this Summer May/June.
August, 2014: NOTE:The (stop-motion) WRS Videos became a bit choppy once they were uploaded to Youtube.