Kevin Korjus

Kevin Korjus, born on January 9, 1993, is an Estonian racing driver who demonstrated immense talent early in his career. Korjus began his racing journey in karting, making a name for himself in the Rotax Max Euro Challenge and winning multiple Estonian and Baltic titles. Transitioning to single-seaters in 2008, he quickly adapted and finished as runner-up in the Finnish Formula Renault Championship. His career accelerated as he progressed through the Formula Renault ranks, winning the Formula Renault Eurocup title in 2010 with a record-breaking nine wins.

Korjus's success led him to the Formula Renault 3.5 Series, where he became the youngest race winner in the series' history at Monaco in 2011. That same year, he participated in the Formula 1 Young Driver test with Renault and later served as a reserve driver for Lotus F1. In 2013, he competed in the GP3 Series before transitioning to endurance racing in 2014, joining ART Grand Prix in the European Le Mans Series.

Although he stepped back from full-time racing after 2016, Korjus remains involved in motorsport. He is currently a driver coach, working with ART Grand Prix and mentoring young talents like Paul Aron. His experience and expertise are now helping to shape the next generation of racing stars.