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{{Constructor infobox
 | Short_name    = {{flagicon|USA}} MMC Racing
 | Long_name     = MMC Racing
 | Logo          = [[File:MMC E90 Logo.jpg|300px]]
 | Owner         = {{flagicon|USA}} [[Ryan McConkey]]
 | Base          = {{flagicon|USA}} Lafayette, LA, USA
<!-- Competitions -->
 | Team1         = [[MMC Racing|MMC Racing]]
 | Principal1    = {{flagicon|USA}} [[Ryan McConkey]]
 | Debut1        = [[2003 United States Grand Prix]]
 | Team2         = None|
 | Principal2    = -|
 | Debut2        = -|
 | Team3         = [[MMC Racing|MMC Racing]]
 | Principal3    = {{flagicon|USA}} [[Ryan McConkey]]
 | Debut3        = [[2009 Laguna Seca Event]]
}}

'''MMC Racing''' was founded during the Summer of 2003 by [[Matt Maple]] and [[Ryan McConkey]]. The team first raced in the SFO League, and then transferred to the then F1VWC. Also, around this time, Maple left the team to focus on his other team [[Mapes-VO]]. This left McConkey as the sole owner. The team competed in the 2003, 2004, & 2005 seasons. It withdrew from F1VWC/GPVWC officially on July 18th, 2005. It reentered the GPVWC to compete in the inaugural Masters Series in July of 2009. The team is still currently active in the Masters Series only. On May 28th, 2010 the team joined ''Race2Play'' and has been competing there regularly.

==Formation==
After the collapse of the original GPVWC, Ryan McConkey joined GPChampionship to compete. He became good friends with Matt Maple during this stint, as they were very closely matched and knew each other briefly from GPVWC. Leagues sprang up after most teams disappeared from GPVWC, and one such league was Simulated Formula One, SFO for short. It had a few familiar faces from GPVWC and also had a similar management structure aspect to it. Maple and McConkey were intrigued enough to create their own team and run as teammates. Since it was a joint effort from the beginning there was never really a debate about what the name should be. '''M'''aple & '''Mc'''Conkey Racing. 

Ryan was actually a manager at SFO already for Stealth Grand Prix's entry, but the urge to race and have his own team was enough for him to leave the position. It turned out to be a tricky maneuver, since you couldn't manage two teams, much less drive for one and manage another. It all eventually worked out however. 

The team made it's very first debut racing anywhere at Silverstone on July 19th 2003 in the SFO championship. It made a superb debut taking 4th & 5th positions.

==F1VWC==
[[File:MMC-2003-1.jpg|220px|thumb|left|MMC's debut livery. Car 15 driven by R. McConkey]]
Even after a great start at SFO, the team was interested in moving elsewhere to race. Things were uncertain with SFO as far as stability and admin were concerned, so there was a certain fear that prompted Maple and McConkey to consider leaving the league. It just happened that GPVWC had returned as F1VWC and seemed to get stronger every day. It was too tempting not to join. Since Maple had his other team in the form of Mapes-VO, the two parted ways once they re-entered F1VWC. It was a somewhat bittersweet ending to a solid partnership, but McConkey was more than happy to continue running the MMC banner into the future by himself. There were thoughts of renaming the team however, 'Orbit Racing' amongst others were considered, but in the end Ryan felt the MMC name should continue and see how far it could go. In September 2003 the team was granted entry into the F1VWC.
===2003===

===2004===
===2005===

==Masters Series==
===2009===
===2010===
===2011===

==Complete Team Results==

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