Wright FD

Wright FD is an American-owned Formula De team based out of Indianapolis, Indiana. The team has competed in every Formula D World Championship, placing 3rd in the inaugural Constructor's Championship and 2nd in the second season. No driver at Wright FD has won a Drivers Championship. The team principal is Chuck Houston. Reine is the current engine provider and has been since the team's inception.

Origins
The Wright Automotive Company has been a constant feature of American motorsports since Meredith Wright created it in 1953. After brief stints in many different American racing series, Wright FD was formed to compete in the newly created Formula D series, pushing the company into international competition for the first time.

Season 1
For Wright's first season in Formula D, they chose to go with proven talent. Driver Clint Hurdle, who had been a part of Wright's American motorsport ventures for many years, was tapped as the team's driver. For the team's first season in Formula D, they saw a strong start. However, even after four podiums, they were not able to hold rival L'equipe Duchamp at bay and slipped to third in the championship. A retirement in Spain further hurt their cause, but consistent results kept flowing in. They finally celebrated their first victory in Germany, followed by a string of six second place finishes. Wright and Hurdle finished the season in third place, only one point shy of second place rivals L'equipe Duchamp.

Season 2
As Wright's second season commenced, the team looked to Brazilian Mariana Castro to fill their second seat. However, soon after the season began, Wright struggled to match the pace of the other teams. Between Castro's repeated retirements and Hurdle's middling performance, the team decided to make a change. They switched the pair out for Wright's test drivers Andres Castillo and Hossein Esfandiari. Immediately the pair brought results, with a 1-2 finish in Monza. A failure in the Netherlands, a double podium at France, and a double retirement at Road America showed a worrying yo-yo trend, but the team finished out America strongly, winning their home race. A win in Japan, avenging their failure last season at the same race, brought them up to second place in the Constructors Championship to end their season.

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