Roman Krumins

Roman Krumins is an Australian racing driver with a career spanning several decades. Born on November 6, 1955, he is currently 69 years old. Krumins is presently competing in the Australian Formula 3 series, showcasing his enduring passion for open-wheel racing. Throughout his career, Krumins has achieved considerable success, marked by 199 starts, 33 wins, and 91 podium finishes. His talent is further highlighted by securing 12 pole positions and setting 34 fastest laps. Statistically, he boasts a race win percentage of 16.58% and a podium percentage of 45.73%.

Krumins' racing journey began in 2003 in Formula Ford, where he clinched the Queensland State Formula Ford Championship in 2007. Notably, he had the opportunity to drive Jos Verstappen's Arrows F1 car at Monza that same year. In 2009, he added another title to his name, becoming the Queensland State Racing Car Champion. His experience extends beyond Formula Ford, with participation in some F3 races between 2005 and 2009. Krumins further expanded his racing endeavors by competing in Sports Prototype cars in the UK, Europe, and China, achieving notable results such as a second-in-class finish at Brands Hatch in 2013 (TIGA CN Sports Prototype) and a first-in-class victory at Zolder in 2018 (Wolf GB08 CN Prototype). He also raced in Ligier JS P3 cars at Spa, Zhuhai and Dijon.

In recent years, Roman Krumins has been a dominant force in the Australian F3 National Class, securing three consecutive championships in 2017, 2018, and 2019 with R-Tek Motorsport Services. Driving a Dallara F307 Opel Spiess, he demonstrated exceptional skill and consistency. Krumins has expressed a deep appreciation for the challenge and commitment required to excel in high-downforce race cars.