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= Staynish Grand Prix =
{{Infobox Grand Prix race report
| Type = S1
| Grand Prix = Staynish
| Previous_round =
| Next_round = 2022 Series One Grand Prix race reports#Peregrinese Grand Prix
| Image = File:Circuit Silverstone 2011.svg
| Caption = Layout of the Staynes International Circuit
| Date = 27 March
| Year = 2022
| Official name = Series 1 Burgendyk Staynish Grand Prix
| Race_No = 1
| Season_No = 20
| Location = Staynes Int'l Circuit<br />Bluebells, [[Great Morstaybishlia]]
| Course = Permanent racing facility
| Course_km = 5.891
| Course_mi = 3.660
| Distance_laps = 52
| Distance_km = 306.198
| Distance_mi = 190.263
| Attendance = 390,000
| Weather = Early sun, heavy rain, late sun
| Pole_Driver = Marlan Kalming
| Pole_Country = MBE
| Pole_Team = Spiiker Squadron
| Pole_Time = 1:45.728 (wet)
| Fast_Driver = Marlan Kalming
| Fast_Country = MBE
| Fast_Team = Spiiker Squadron
| Fast_Time = 1:33.015
| Fast_Lap = 8
| First_Driver = Matthieu Soyer
| First_Country = Alksearia
| First_Team = Novia Racing
| Second_Driver = Kasran is'Vaara
| Second_Country = West Borean Federation
| Second_Team = Novia Racing
| Third_Driver = Haaland Rusnák
| Third_Country = Vaklori
| Third_Team = Spiiker Squadron
}}
The 2022 Staynish Grand Prix (officially known as the Series 1 Burgendyk Staynish Grand Prix 2022) was a Series One race held on 27 March 2022 at the Staynes International Circuit, a dedicated motor racing circuit in Bluebells, located in central [[Staynes]]. It was the season opener of the [[2022 Series One World Championship]]. Matthieu Soyer won the race after starting from second on the grid, his first win since the Peragian Grand Prix the previous year. His rookie teammate Kasran is'Vaara and former world champion Haaland Rusnák completed the podium.
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