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== Overview ==
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=== 2019 ===
The tournament was first held in November 2019 as the '''Hololive Cup''' (Japanese: '''ホロライブ杯''', ''hororaibu hai'')<ref name="2019 tournament stream" />. This tournament was held with 21 members, and consisted of 4 preliminary races, 4 final races, and 7 "Extra" races that did not factor into the main tournament. The tournament was won by [[Minato Aqua]], who won the most points in the final Grand Prix.
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=== 2020 ===
The next tournament was postponed to be beginning of 2021, so no tournament occurred in the year 2020.
=== 2021 ===
Taking place on January 11, 2021 the second tournament was rebranded as the "Hololive New Year Cup". The tournament was hosted by [[Tokoyami Towa]] and [[A-chan]] on Towa's channel. As a talent herself, Towa also participated in the tournament. The roster of participants swelled to 25 members with the addition of [[Hololive 4th Generation]] and [[Hololive 5th Generation]].
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=== 2022 ===
Towa and A-chan reprised their roles as hosts in the third tournament. This tournament marked the first time it was open to the [[Hololive Indonesia]] and [[Hololive English]] branches. The inclusion of these branches along with [[Hololive 6th Generation]] swelled the roster of particpants to 44 members, almost twice the size of that of previous years.<ref name="2022 tournament stream">(Jan. 07, 2022) Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_IW6CyYn1k</ref>
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