🇮🇹 Kevin Ceccon

Kevin Ceccon is an Italian established professional racer with FIA Gold grading, rated 5,060. He competed in single-class open-seater and touring car championships from 2011 to 2019, spending the bulk of his career in the FIA World Touring Car Cup for Team Mulsanne.[1]

Ceccon's record spans eight seasons across four series. He took two wins and four podiums in GP3 between 2012 and 2015 racing for Arden International, then moved through GP2 in 2011–2013 with Trident Racing, where he took a single podium finish from 16 starts. His most extensive campaign came in the FIA World Touring Car Cup, where he raced 45 times across 2018 and 2019, adding a win and seven podiums to finish 13th in the championship standings in his final season. A late career entry to TCR World Tour in 2023 brought four starts before retirement.[2]

In touring cars, Ceccon raced regularly against established professionals including Thed Björk, the 2017 World Touring Car champion, whom he usually finished behind, and Yann Ehrlacher, twice FIA World Touring Car Cup champion, against whom he proved closely matched. Earlier in his career he took wins against drivers who went on to larger achievements; he beat Alex Palou seven times in GP3 before Palou became a four-time IndyCar champion, and Mitch Evans, the 2012 GP3 champion who later raced in Formula E, 11 times across their open-seater meetings.