Centurion-Koenig GP Racing

Centurion-Koenig GP Racing is a Formula D racing team based in the United Kingdom. The team has competed in every Formula D championship to date, placing fourth in Season 1 and third in Season 2. The team has yet to win a Drivers Championship. Koenig has been the engine provider since the team's inception.

Origins
Centurion-Koenig GP Racing was created following a business venture between UK-based sports car company Centurion and German car manufacturers Koenig. While Koenig supplied the engine, drivetrain, and gearbox, Centurion would supply the balance of the car. Along with this partnership, Koenig would supply financial backing to both the team and Centurion as a sports car manufacturer. Following the formation of this partnership, they entered the Formula D World Championship on its opening season.

Season 1
Centurion-Koenig's first season started rough. Darren Richardson retired before completing a lap after a close encounter with Nergal driver Mic McJergens. Their second and third outings at Long Beach and Montreal went better, with two consecutive second place finishes. However, a string of retirements in the following four races sent Centurion-Koenig far adrift of the other teams. Following Monaco, Richardson could not achieve better than a third place finish, and following yet another retirement in Belgium, the team opted to replace him with test driver Cory Sylvester. Sylvester finished 3rd in Italy, but picked up the pace by winning in both San Marino and Japan, the team's only two wins of the first season.

Season 2
Following the expansion of the grid, Sylvester was re-joined by Darren Richardson for the second season. Sylvester immediately outperformed him in Argentina, and following a retirement at Malaysia Richardson was put permanently out in favor of new test driver Christopher Michelle. The team celebrated this new pairing by taking a 1-2 victory in Spain. The next few races did not treat them as well, with mediocre finishes and the occasional retirement plaguing the team throughout the rest of Europe. Sylvester finally scored a victory again in France, followed by a podium at Road America, but multiple retirements in the latter half of the American leg and the Pacific Rim races saw Michelle forced to carry the team in the Constructors Championship. By season's end, Michelle and Sylvester were tied in the Drivers Championship, with Sylvester taking 4th on the merit of his wins, and the team had managed to hold on to 3rd in the Constructors by their second place finishes breaking the tie with L'equipe Duchamp.

Complete Formula D Results
(Results in bold indicate pole position)