Jose Luis Abadin

José Luis Abadín Iglesias, born on March 13, 1986, in Ourense, Spain, is a Spanish racing driver with a career spanning various racing series. Abadín's passion for cars ignited early, leading him to karting at the age of thirteen. He progressed through the ranks, facing challenges due to limited resources, which honed his adaptability and skills.

Abadín's career highlights include a 3rd place finish in the Master Junior Formula in 2007 and the Copa de España in the European F3 Open Championship in 2009. He competed in the Spanish Formula Three Championship and the European F3 Open Championship, showcasing his talent and determination. In 2011, he stepped up to the FIA Formula Two Championship, demonstrating his ambition on a larger stage. Although financial constraints and health issues sometimes hampered his progress, he secured a best finish of 10th at Brands Hatch.

In later years, Abadín continued to pursue his passion for racing, participating in events like the Maxi Endurance 32H, where he achieved victories in both the Cup and Prototype classes in 2014. He also competed in the MRF Challenge Formula 2000 Championship. Throughout his career, Abadín has demonstrated a tenacious spirit, overcoming obstacles and displaying a genuine love for motorsports. Although currently not actively competing, his career statistics include 74 starts, 6 wins, 26 podiums, 2 pole positions, and 4 fastest laps, marking a significant contribution to Spanish motorsport.