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| GPG Super League career | |
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| Nationality |  German
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| Active seasons | S6- |
| Teams | Tafuro GP, Team Shadow, Alpha Motorsports |
| First GP | S6 Canadian GP |
| Driver Statistics | |
| Races | 68 |
| Championships | 0 |
| Wins | 7 |
| Podiums | 17 |
| Career points | 516 |
| Pole positions | 2 |
| Fastest laps | 6 |
| First win | S8 Brazilian GP |
| Last win | S11 Brazilian GP |
| Tester Statistics | |
| Tests | 30 |
| Balance | 1st (S7) |
| Wins | 6 |
| Podiums | 11 |
| Career points | 245 |
GPGSL career
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Team Shadow (S6-S10)Edit
- Season 6
Kederer started his career as tester for TSS at Round 3 at Montreal, where he was able to score a 5th place. In the following tests he continued to collect points, and was even able to win the rainy feature race at San Marino and the Test Session at Spa. He finished 5th in the final standings, although missing 4 sessions.
For Rounds 13 & 14 of Season 6 he was substituting for Philip Oakley, who had received an activity penalty, at Tafuro GP. He scored one point for most places gained at the Monaco Grand Prix. At the French GP he was running in the points until a mistake dropped him back some places.
- Season 7
In Season 7 he continued to test for Shadow, now with the aim to fight for the title. In the first round at Melbourne he finished 10th in the feature race, after having qualified in 14th. The next two GPs he finished on the podium, with getting 2nd in the feature race at Surfers Paradise, and winning the race at Suzuka. In Road America he won for the second time this season, and from now on he was in a close fight with Dan Paddock for the lead in the WTC. From the Swiss GP at Dijon on, where he won again, he started to build a gap in the standings, which he was able to keep till the end of the Season. With a 4th place at the Hungarian GP he could win the Testers Championship, with 2 rounds to go.
- Season 8
In Season 8 he made the step up to race driver, replacing Marko Aleksander who had retired from racing at the end of Season 7. His first full season as race driver proved to be a constant up and down, crowned with his win in the Brazilian GP, and three fastest laps. But he also throw away some good results by driving errors, finally finishing the season as 7th in the standings, one place behind his teammate Ruben Greidanus.
- Season 9
Improvements were expected for his second season, however the first half of the season proved to be rather difficult. Except for the Japanese GP, where he got 2nd having started from pole, the results were mediocre. The second half was a lot better, 7 top 6 results in 9 races, amongst them his second career win at the Czech GP, as well as a much celebrate 3rd place at his home GP. This series of good results saw him finishing the season in 5th in the standings.
- Season 10
Going into his 5th season with Team Shadow, the aim now was to launch an attack on the drivers' title. Those plans were soon scrapped, the new Audi engine wasn't as good as hoped, also the races weren't always trouble-free. In the first lap of the Japanese GP triple champ Ed Greenhalgh pushed him off the track from the lead, at the Italian GP Joseph Gilson took him out of the race. Winning the Austrian GP he kept Shadow's series of having won at least once each season since S2 running.
After the Brazilian GP Shadow boss Tom Pellatt announce the retirement of the team to the end of the season. Despite earlier intentions to end his driver career as well, Kederer signed for Alpha Motorsports for season 11. The team managed by Ed Greenhalgh returns after 6 seasons away from the sports.
Alpha Motorsports (S11-)Edit
Racing recordEdit
Complete Grandprixgames Super League resultsEdit
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap; underlined races indicate most places gained)
| Season | Entrant | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | WDC | Points |
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| 6 | Team Shadow | AUS | ITA | CAN 5 | HUN Ret | USA 7 | NED 6 | SMR 1 | GER 4 | JPN 10 | SAM 9 | ATL 2 | AUT 10 | BEL 1 | BRA 6 | GBR 7 | 5th | 95 | |||
| Tafuro GP | MON 15 | FRA 13 | 26th | 1 | |||||||||||||||||
| 7 | Team Shadow | AUS 10 | PAC 2 | JPN 1 | CAN 6 | USA 1 | FRA 5 | NED 15 | BEL 6 | SUI 1 | ITA 2 | SMR 4 | BRA 3 | OCE 1 | AUT 3 | HUN 4 | GER 16 | GBR 10 | 1st | 150 | |
| 8 | Team Shadow | AUS 5 | SOA 16 | SIN 6 | MAL 20 | JPN 9 | CAN 9 | SAM 14 | BRA 1 | BEL Ret | GER 4 | AUT 3 | SMR 20 | ITA 5 | MON Ret | FRA 17 | LUX 5 | GBR 4 | 7th | 219 | |
| 9 | Team Shadow | AUS 13 | JPN 2 | MAL 10 | RSA 5 | ESP 14 | CAN 14 | USA Ret | BRA 14 | BEL 4 | EUR 6 | NED 8 | ITA 5 | AUT Ret | CZE 1 | GER 3 | FRA 4 | GBR 4 | 5th | 96 | |
| 10 | Team Shadow | AUS 16 | PAC 14 | MAL 3 | JPN 12 | UAE 10 | ITA Ret | AUT 1 | EUR 10 | CAN 13 | USA 4 | BRA 2 | RSA 1 | OCE 2 | GER Ret | BEL Ret | NED 3 | GBR 12 | FLE Ret | 9th | 94 |
| 11 | Alpha Motorsports | AUS Ret | MAL 1 | JPN 3 | ITA 8 | ESP 1 | RSA 15 | BRA 1 | USA 4 | CAN 7 | GER 18 | AUT 8 | BEL 3 | GBR 9 | NED 3 | 2nd | 106 |
 Team Shadow |
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| Team Principal: Tom Pellatt |
| Champion(s): John Warrington • Philip Oakley
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Noted drivers: John Warrington •  Ed Greenhalgh • Philip Oakley •  Marko Aleksander •  Ruben Greidanus • Tobias Kederer
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