🏳️ Felix Guenther

Felix Guenther is a retired racing driver with a rating of 2,196, placing him among competitive amateurs; this level describes club and regional racing, quick drivers working at the front of such fields against a mixture of amateur and semi-professional competition. His racing career consisted of a single season in 2018, confined to the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, where he started five times for Mühlner Motorsport SPRL.[1]

Guenther's record in that series showed early promise. He finished first or on the podium in all five races he entered, winning twice and taking three podiums; his average finishing position across these five starts was 1.7. Within his limited sample, he demonstrated a winning record against several semi-professional and professional rivals. He finished ahead of Karsten Krämer (FIA Bronze graded, semi-professional level) in all three shared races and beat FIA Silver graded drivers Hendrik Von Danwitz and Daniel Bohr twice each, though he also lost to both of them once. He recorded winning head-to-head records against Alexey Veremenko and Adolfo Vazquez Marcos in three shared races each.

Guenther's career ended after 2018 with no championships or further racing activity on record. His single season, while showing consistent speed at his level, remained too brief to establish patterns or trace development over time. The Mühlner Motorsport team he drove for fielded drivers of varying standards, its strongest driver rated at semi-professional level; the team itself recorded 39 wins across a broader sample.