🇷🇺 Dominik Kraihamer

Kraihamer is a professional endurance racing driver whose career centred on the FIA World Endurance Championship. He raced LMP prototypes, both LMP1 and LMP2 machinery, across seven seasons from 2012 to 2018, primarily for Bykolles Racing Team. He also contested the FIA GT Championship in 2008, in a shared-drive GT endurance car.[1]

Over his indexed career of 46 starts, Kraihamer took three podiums, all in the WEC. He finished 11th in the championship standings in the 2018 season, his final year of racing. His most consistent tenure came with Rebellion Racing, which fielded him for 23 of his starts; that team counted established professional Sébastien Buemi among its drivers and accumulated nine race wins across its full programme. Kraihamer also raced the single-seater and stock car series listed here.[2]

In the WEC fields he inhabited, Kraihamer was typically outpaced by established professionals and WEC champions. André Lotterer and Neel Jani, both FIA Platinum-graded drivers with dozens of WEC starts apiece, regularly finished ahead of him. Kraihamer did finish ahead of Mark Webber once; Webber was a 217-start Formula 1 driver and 2016 WEC LMP1 champion. He also outscored Sébastien Buemi, a five-time WEC champion and established professional, on three occasions across their meetings.