🇷🇺 Konstantin Tereschenko

Konstantin Tereschenko is a retired professional racing driver who competed across single-seater championships and endurance racing between 2012 and 2021. Graded FIA Silver, he raced primarily in Formula Renault Eurocup and GP3 Series, where he made 32 starts for Campos Racing and other teams, before moving into sports cars with appearances in GT World Challenge Europe and the World Endurance Championship. His career spanned eight seasons with a total of 62 starts across four series.[1]

Tereschenko's record in the junior single-seaters produced a single podium, which came in Formula V8 3.5 in 2017 while racing for SMP Racing by AVF. His most extensive campaign was in GP3 Series, where he contested 20 races for Campos Racing across 2015 and 2016. He later made 13 starts in GT World Challenge Europe with Akka ASP Team in 2021 before his final indexed appearances came in two World Endurance Championship rounds for Duqueine Team in 2019 and 2020.[2]

In the junior single-seater fields he inhabited, which routinely mixed amateurs with graded professionals, Tereschenko typically finished behind more accomplished competitors. He regularly raced against Nyck de Vries, now an established professional and multiple champion across Formula 2, Formula E and the WEC, and Oscar Tunjo, a Silver-graded professional active in the same GT and Formula Renault categories. Among the stronger drivers he finished ahead of were Alex Palou, who would go on to become an elite professional and multiple IndyCar champion, in their five shared GP3 rounds.