Mitch Evans

Mitch Evans, born on June 24, 1994, is a professional racing driver hailing from Auckland, New Zealand. Since 2016, he has been a prominent figure in the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, driving for Jaguar TCS Racing. Evans' journey in motorsports began at a young age, nurtured by the mentorship of former F1 racer Mark Webber. He started karting at the age of six, demonstrating early promise and skill on the track. His talent quickly became apparent as he secured numerous karting and open-wheel championships.

Evans' career trajectory includes winning the 2012 GP3 Series title, solidifying his reputation as a rising star. He further honed his skills in the GP2 Series for four years, achieving consistent results and demonstrating his adaptability. In 2011, he made history by becoming the youngest driver to win an international Grand Prix at 16 years old when he won the New Zealand Grand Prix. His Formula E career has been marked by significant achievements, including his first win for Jaguar Racing at the 2019 Rome E-Prix. He has consistently contended for the drivers' title, finishing as runner-up in the 2024 season.

Known for his speed and consistency, Evans has secured multiple wins, podiums, and pole positions throughout his Formula E career. A memorable achievement includes winning both races in the double-header in Rome in 2022. As of the 2024/2025 season, Evans continues his successful partnership with Jaguar TCS Racing, marking his ninth year with the team, underlining his status as a top-tier driver in Formula E and a valuable asset to the Jaguar racing program.