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[[File:S3 Vance Lewison.png|alt=Vance Lewison S2|thumb|254x254px|Lewison, in his National Racing Suit, Circa 245 (Season 2)]]
'''Vance Lewison''' was a [[National FL|National]] driver in [[Formula Lego]], and the [[Formula Lego: Season 02|Season 2]] [[Driver's Title|Driver's Champion]].

He raced with National under the number 11-1

== Early Life ==

== Initial Title Challenger (Seasons 1-4) ==
Throughout the first 4 seasons of Formula Lego, Lewison found a way to keep himself close to the front, although he only ever managed to come out on top at the end of [[Formula Lego: Season 02|Season 2]].

Lewison finished on the podium in all 6 races of [[Formula Lego: Season 01|Season 1]], and won both Race 4 and Race 5. However, he lost out on the title by just 5 points to [[Salem Hoods]].

Lewison came back strong during Season 2, winning Race 1, Race 3, and Race 4, and finishing on the podium every other race, besides the final race, when he crashed out. Because of the lead he had built in the first five races, the only other driver who could theoretically take the lead from him was [[Josep Vikalkin]], however, he got stuck in traffic during the second stint of the race, and only finished P6. Had he finished on the podium, he would've taken the title home, but instead Vikalkin finished 3rd overall.

Lewison's 3 wins in the 6-race season would solidify him as the driver with the most wins in a season until [[Formula Lego: Season 04|Season 04]], when [[Kira Sanchez]] scored an equal number of wins. She would shoot past the record the following season scoring 6 wins in 6 races. However, Lewison's 50% win-rate across a single seasonw would remain tied for the second-best season win-rate ever for longer than he ever raced in Formula Lego.

During [[Formula Lego: Season 03|Season 3]], Lewison struggled in a new way, finishing off the podium for all but the final two races. Furthermore, in the catastrophic Race 3 Crash, where [[Natasha Hughes]] was killed. Lewison was involved in the fallout of the initial crash, and didn't finish the race. However, despite the setback, he still finished P3, and P2 within the team; [[Sira Bowler]] won 3 races that season, in a peak moment of her ability, however still fell far short of [[Mikael Cagne]], who took the title home that year.

[[Formula Lego: Season 04|Season 4]] took many expected leaders out of the mix thanks to unpredictable, widespread issues with the [[Osborne GC FL|Osborne]] sparkers that all 3 teams used. However, Lewison failed to start on only one occasion (Race 5), and managed to finish only 10 points shy of [[Kira Sanchez]], who clinched her first title from Salem Hoods that season.

== Midfield Leader (Seasons 5-8) ==
Lewison began to lose his touch from [[Formula Lego: Season 05|Season 5]] onwards, although he still remained very competitive.

Lewison scored only 1 podium during Season 5, at Race 2, and finished P5 overall, and P2 within National.

During [[Formula Lego: Season 05|Season 6]], [[Eva Sayll]] narrowly won the Driver's Title, despite never having won a race, and Lewison, P2 within the team, finished P5, with 240 points.

[[Formula Lego: Season 07|Season 7]] provided no redemption for Lewison, who finished P7 overall, and once again P2 within the team, and failed to score even a single podium.

[[Formula Lego: Season 08|Season 8]] saw a slight uptick in Lewison's performance, as he finished P5 overall, with a podium at Race 3 under his belt.

== Resurgent Flash (Season 9) ==
During [[Formula Lego: Season 09|Season 9]], Vance found himself on a roll, coming nearer to the title than he had been since Season 3. He won Race 2, and took home a podium at Race 1, Race 6, and Race 8. From such struggles as he had for the previous 4 seasons, it was a breath of fresh air for the Vance Lewison fan club. He still finished P2 within the team, this time behind Season 9 Driver's Title Champion [https://wazungu.net/formulalego/index.php/Anna_Aster Anna Aster].

== Fade (Season 10) ==
During [[Formula Lego: Season 10|Season 10]], the Season 2 Champion found himself slip further back than ever before, despite the glorious redemption drive of the previous season. As Anna Aster, [[Camilla Cyne]], and [[Julia Young]] battled for the title up ahead, Vance Lewison finished P9 overall, and P3 within his team. His highest finished was a P5 at Race 1. After a long and illustrious career, Vance Lewison finally retired to his home in Laiiwath, in the north of the EotLP at the end of Season 10.

== After Formula Lego ==

== Results ==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Season
!Race 1
!Race 2
!Race 3
!Race 4
!Race 5
!Race 6
!Race 7
!Race 8
!Final Position
!CollapseFinal Position in Team
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 1
|3
|2
|3
|1
|1
|3
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''2'''
|1
|-
|65
|70
|65
|75
|75
|65
|415
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 2
|1
|3
|1
|1
|2
|DNF
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''1'''
|1
|-
|75
|65
|76
|76
|70
|0
|360
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 3
|6
|6
|DNF
|5
|3
|3
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''3'''
|2
|-
|50
|50
|0
|55
|65
|65
|285
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 4
|7
|7
|1
|10
|DNS
|2
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''3'''
|1
|-
|45
|45
|75
|30
|0
|70
|265
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 5
|6
|2
|6
|7
|6
|7
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''5'''
|2
|-
|50
|70
|50
|45
|50
|45
|310
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 6
|12
|4
|8
|10
|11
|3
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''5'''
|2
|-
|20
|60
|40
|30
|25
|65
|240
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 7
|4
|6
|8
|7
|7
|9
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''7'''
|2
|-
|60
|50
|40
|45
|45
|35
|275
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 8
|6
|7
|3
|10
|6
|7
| colspan="2" rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''5'''
|2
|-
|50
|45
|65
|30
|50
|45
|285
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 9
|3
|1
|6
|4
|2
|DNF
|3
| rowspan="2" |N/A
|'''3'''
|2
|-
|65
|75
|50
|60
|70
|0
|65
|355
|National
|-
| rowspan="2" |Season 10
|5
|9
|13
|10
|10
|7
|11
|9
|'''9'''
|3
|-
|55
|35
|15
|30
|30
|45
|25
|35
|230
|National
|}

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