Artur Chwist

Artur Chwist is a Polish racing driver with experience in car sprints and long-distance races for over a decade. He's been competing with the 4F Fuel team and the Austrian Razoon team. He is categorized as a Bronze driver by the FIA.

Chwist achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Polish driver to win the Hankook 24H Barcelona race in the GTX class, driving a KTM X-bow GTX with the Razoon team. The event is considered one of Europe's most important races, following the 24 Hours of Le Mans. In this race, Chwist and his team completed 685 laps around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. In September 2023, he took another closely fought win in GTX at the Hankook 24H Barcelona with the Razoon - More Than Racing team, driving a KTM GTX Bow. However, the team faced a setback when ordered to pit due to a collapsing rear wing. In September 2024, the Razoon – More Than Racing team, including Chwist, experienced a heavy crash during the second hour of the Hankook 24H Barcelona, which significantly impacted their race, leading to a second-place finish in their class.

Beyond racing, Artur Chwist is a grandson of Sobiesław Zasada, a rally legend, and is involved in the family business, the Zasada Group, and OTCF S.A, where he holds a board member position. Specifically within Zasada Group, Artur Chwist and his brother Daniel joined the team managing the companies in the 2010s and in the 2020s, they both joined the Supervisory Board.