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Alx Danielsson, who is 27 years of age, is a natural talent that has established himself as Sweden's most promising drivers in recent time. In just five seasons since he actively started motor racing (1998) he went from go-carting to titles in Swedish and in Europe, which is quite unique. Alx background is in alpine skiing, where he was one of Sweden's top athletes.
Born: 1981-04-01 Height: 166 cm Weight: 62 kg Hometown: Östersund Private cars: Saab 9-5, Saab 9000 Club: Kungl Automobil Klubben, KAK Family: Fiancé Sandra Håkansson and the Chinese Crested dogs Dante and Tindra. Father Lars, brothers Mattias and Magnus. Occupation: Living in Uppsala, Sweden. Racing driver, racing instructor and driver coach. CV 2007: Formula 3000 Euroseries Raced 4 weekends 1 victory, 1 second place, 1 third place F3000 lap record at Magny-Cours Formel 3000 Italy Raced 3 weekends 1 victory, 1 second place Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia Raced 7 weekends 6 victories, 1 second place Most winningest driver in the Cup ever (% against number of starts) 2006: World Series, Europe CHAMPION 4 victories (most wins of anyone in the series) 1 second place 3 pole positions 3 fastest laps Most laps in lead Most top 10 finishes Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia Guest driver. Drove two events 3 wins (2xAnderstorp, Gelleråsen) Most winningest driver in the Cup ever (% against number of starts) Winner of Bilsport "Racing driver of the year" Award Winner of Bilsport "Racing driver of the year" Award – all categories Ranked 1st in Autosports season review of the World Series Ranked 1st of all Swedish drivers in Expressens annual review Ranked 9th of future great drivers by Autosport Ranked 26th in Aftonbladets annual review of Swedens top 100 athleats (ranked 76th in 2005) Receiver of Anecto Memorial scholarship 2005: World Series, Europe 1 second place (Bilbao) Top 3 qual and fastest lap during testing Serious crash during qualifying, gone several races Season with DAMS ended prematurely Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia Guest driver during 5 weekends 4 victories (Gellerasen, Valer, 2xMantorp Park) 2 second places (Gellerasen, Jyllandsringen) Lap record Mantorp Park First and only non-American to compete on the European Monster Jam series Winner of Anecto Memorial scholarship (www.anectoracing.se) Tested Formula Nippon for Le Mans Engineering and Champ car for Mi-Jack Conquest Racing 2004: Formula Renault V6, Europe/Asia 1 victory, 1 third place Top three qualifyings Leading at Donington - DNF with technical problems Running second at Oschersleben - DNF with technical problems Fastest at tests Magny-Cours, Brno, Dubai Sole representative for all Swedish motorsport at the Olympic Torch Relay in Sweden. Drafted by KAK - The Swedish Royal Automobile Club 2003: Formula Ford England, Ireland British Formula Ford Zetec Championship for RAY Sport 3 wins, 8 podiums. Fastest lap at the Formula Ford Festival (World Cup Finals) Winner of Swedens "Best racing driver - Junior" Winner of Swedens "Best driver, all categories - Junior" Nr. 1 in championship class in Autosports season review 2002: Formula Ford England, Europe British Formula Ford Zetec Winter Champion 4th at Formula Ford Festival (unoff. WC) 2001: Formula Ford England, Europe 2:nd in the British Championship at Snetterton (round 2) Several top 3 qualifying positions. 2000: Formula Ford Sweden, Europe Swedish Champion Formula Ford. Lap records, fastest laps etc etc. Pole at unofficial VC (FF Festival) Winner of "Rydell Special Award" Winner of "Motor racing profile of the year", Jämtland/Härjedalen Winner of "Best young athlete", Jämtland/Härjedalen Nominated to "Racing driver of the year" Nominated to "Castrol Junior Talent 2000" 1999: Formula Ford, Sweden Only rookie on podium. Fastest lap etc 1998: Go-cart Sweden, Nordic countries Unofficial Swedish Champion in F-Yamaha at the Nordic Championship. Winner of Scandinavian Formula Schools Racing scholarship. Other One of Sweden's top alpine skiers (1998-1999) |
