Leonard McGee

Leonard McGee is a Scottish Formula D driver, currently driving for the UAE-based team Nergal GP Racing. He is the current World Champion, taking the title at the end of Season 2.

Early Career
McGee started racing go karts by the age of ten. He had mixed success in junior leagues before making serious progress. After a string of championships, he was recruited for Formula Reine, ending his first season in seventh place, balancing strong finishes with several retirements. His second and third seasons saw his first championships in the open-wheeled series and took second place the following year.

The following year, McGee was recruited for the fledgling GP-D series, one of many feeder series for Formula D. Along with Kirby Donovan, he raced for Dovetail Racing Technologies. After a strong performance for most of the first half of the season, a string of retirements due to reckless driving saw him squander his lead. He managed to regain his lead and the championship at the end of the season.

Season 2
During Nergal's search for a second driver, they approached McGee. Many of the higher ups were impressed with his domination of the GP-D season and thought that pairing him with the calmer Mic McJergens would give them a winning combination. Though pre-season testing was lackluster for both drivers, McGee took the season's first win at Argentina. The following two races ended in retirements, and McGee's best result was 4th until the Grand Prix of America, where he took his second win. With additional podiums and wins throughout much of the North American leg, McGee moved up the standings until he claimed first following the Canadian Grand Prix. Following his next closest rival Deryl Caughlin's retirement at Singapore, McGee remained in the points lead for the remainder of the season, only under threat from Caughlin and McJergens in Brazil. A good finish at Interlagos secured his first World Drivers Championship and the second World Constructors Championship

Future
McGee signed a two year contract with Nergal at the start of his Formula D career. The contract contains options for extensions on a per-season basis.