🇬🇧 Justin Keen

Justin Keen is a retired British professional racing driver who competed in single-seater and endurance championships between 2001 and 2005. His career comprised five starts in International Formula 3000, a mixed amateur-to-professional single-seat series, and eleven starts in the FIA GT Championship, an endurance series where he shared cars with co-drivers for Lister Racing.[1]

Keen's indexed record spans three seasons. He raced International Formula 3000 in 2001 and 2002 for European Minardi F3000, taking five starts in that series. His primary campaign came in 2005, when he made eleven starts in the FIA GT Championship and finished twentieth in the championship standings.[2]

His regular competitors included Andrea Piccini, an entry-level professional with extensive experience across formula and endurance racing, against whom Keen was closely matched. Michael Bartels, an established professional who would go on to win the FIA GT Championship three times, was also a frequent opponent and typically finished ahead of him. Keen's strongest results came against established professionals from outside his most common fields; he finished ahead of Giorgio Pantano, a GP2 champion with fourteen Formula 1 starts, and Thed Bjork, who would later win the World Touring Car Championship, each on one occasion. At Lister Racing, he shared the team with drivers of varying levels across a squad that included the established professional Julian Bailey.