Team Grand Prix are not supposed to end this way. When a team of new comers, who have never Team Drafted, are up against a team of three Hall of Famers, the more experienced players are supposed to win. But that's why the games are played. All great players have to start with a single win and at Grand Prix Indianapolis that's exactly what happened.

The team of Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa, Eric Froelich, and Ben Stark paced the field. They ran their record to 13-0 a before conceding in the final round. They dispatched their opponents in the Semifinals - Shahar Shenhar, Lance Austin, and Oliver Tiu, and sat down to draft against Xinyu Fei, Peter Yeh, and Zirui Zhou.

The games were over almost before they began. Yeh jumped out to an early lead over Froelich and Zhou took game one off of Ben Stark, all before Fei had dispatched PVDDR. As Stark evened his match Yeh took his from Froelich.Fei and Damo da Rosa were underway in their second game as Stark stabilized against Zhou but it was not to be as Fei took the second game, the match, and the Grand Prix title.