Karun Chandhok

Karun Chandhok is a prominent figure in the world of motorsport, recognized for his achievements across various racing disciplines. Karun's career spans from Formula One to endurance racing, showcasing his versatility and skill behind the wheel. He began his racing journey by dominating the Indian National Racing scene, winning multiple championships including the Formula Maruti series and Formula 2000 Asia, where he displayed exceptional speed and consistency.

Karun's breakthrough onto the international stage came through his success in GP2 Series, where he competed for several years and earned two race wins. His notable victories include a sprint race triumph at Spa-Francorchamps, highlighting his prowess on demanding circuits.

 He later transitioned to the Formula Renault 3.5 Series and became the first driver for A1 Team India in the A1 Grand Prix, emphasizing his pioneering role in Indian motorsport.

In 2010, Karun  achieved his dream of racing in Formula One, joining Hispania Racing alongside Bruno Senna. Despite challenges with car reliability and limited track time, he managed to secure the team's first classified finish in Australia. His tenure in Formula One was marked by memorable performances and contributions to the sport's global appeal.

Beyond Formula One, Karun has excelled in endurance racing, competing in prestigious events like the Le Mans 24 Hours with JRM Racing. His stint in the FIA World Endurance Championship demonstrated his endurance racing prowess, culminating in a commendable sixth-place finish overall at Le Mans.

Off the track, Karun has transitioned into a respected television presenter and motorsport analyst, contributing to British broadcasters and becoming a valued member of the Sky Sports F1 live coverage team since 2019. 

He also plays a pivotal role in motorsport governance, serving on the Board of Directors of Motorsport UK and contributing to initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion within the sport.