🏳️ Andreas Fasberg

Andreas Fasberg competed in karting at the SKUSA SuperNationals in 2012, the only season of racing on record. He made a single start in that event and finished ninth in the classified field. His racing record is minimal; he did not score wins or podiums in his recorded appearances.[1]

The competitive context of Fasberg's single race included drivers of vastly different experience levels. He finished ahead of Max Verstappen, who would go on to become a multiple Formula 1 world champion, and Ben Hanley, later an IMSA WeatherTech LMP2 champion. However, these were isolated results from a single race and do not constitute a meaningful head-to-head pattern given the scale of Fasberg's racing record. His rating of 2,529 places him in the club racing band; this is the level of competitive amateur racing, typically entry-level events with fields that do not meet professionals consistently.

Fasberg has been retired from racing since 2012. The available headlines suggest he may have continued karting activity beyond the SKUSA event, though no additional race results are on record in this database.