KCMG

KC Motorgroup (commonly refered to as KCMG) is an auto racing team based in Hong Kong currently competing in the FIA World Touring Car Cup. The team was founded by Paul Ip in 2007 and since then it has participated in various touring car, sports car and open-wheel racing championships worldwide.

Background
In 2010 the team has entered Formula Nippon (now Super Formula) entering a single Toyota-engined entry for Katsuyuki Hiranaka. The team have also entered the World Endurance Championship in the LMP2 category, winning their class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2015 with Matthew Howson, Richard Bradley and Nicolas Lapierre.

TCR racing history
The team officialy entered in the TCR series in the 2018 TCR Europe Touring Car Series fielding two Honda Civic Type-R TCR cars for Josh Files and Attila Tassi with support from Hell Energy Drink, hence the team was named Hell Energy Racing with KCMG. The team also benefited from JAS Motorsport since both drivers were named official Honda test drivers. For the final round of the season the team entered a third Civic for ADAC TCR Germany driver Mike Halder. Overall the team won the teams' championship with 4 wins in total (two by Tassi and one each for Files and Halder).

While competing in TCR Europe for the 2018 season, the team also fielded entries in the World Touring Car Cup during the year on one-off basis – the team entered Tassi in Hungary, while at the next round at the Nordschleife the team entered Swiss driver Kris Richard. The team officially entered the series the following season replacing Boutsen Ginion Racing as the second Honda-supported team. Tassi remained with the team, but Files left the team to join Target Competition in TCR Europe. He was replaced by Tiago Monteiro, who came from Boutsen Ginion Racing and is Honda's works driver. Tassi was also elevated to works driver status in the process. The team has also entered a third wildcard entry for the final three rounds of the season – Jim Ka To was entered for the rounds in Japan and Macau and João Paulo de Oliveira entered in Malaysia. The team has only won once with Monteiro winning Race 3 at the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real. The team have finished 13th and last in the teams' championship.