Evens Stievenart

Evens Stievenart is a French racing driver with a diverse background in endurance sports. While he has experience in car racing, he is also a long-distance cyclist. Stievenart has participated in the Andros Trophy Series, an ice racing competition. In 2003, he secured a win in the Promotion Class while driving a Nissan Micra. His career highlights include two SuperFinals victories in 2004 and 2012, achieved with the Kia official Racing team and the Dacia official racing team respectively. He's also claimed victory in three stage races and frequently finished on the podium.

Beyond ice racing, Stievenart has also found success in classic car racing. In 2018, he participated in the Le Mans Classic Edition for the first time and secured a win behind the wheel of a Porsche 908 LH.

Stievenart's accomplishments extend beyond motorsports. He is also an accomplished long-distance cyclist. He demonstrated his endurance prowess by winning the 24 heures du Mans Vélo in the Solo category in both 2016 and 2017. In his second victory, he set a new record by riding 593 miles (950 km), marking the longest distance ever ridden in 24 hours on a bike. He also has over 60 Road and Time Trial races in Category 1 of the UFOLEP Federation. Among those victories, he won the French Time Trial title in 2010 and added back to back victories in one of UFOLEP's biggest stage race, Les Routes de l'Oise in 2016 and 2017.