Kevin Chen

The Californian's career started in the United States as a club racer in the Sports Car Club of America, where he won the Touring 2 Championship in 2003. In 2004, he continued in Touring 2, and again won the championship title. In 2005, he was runner-up in the Show Room Stock B class, and also competed in the Pro Spec Miata series, earning several podium finishes. Chen also set a new track record at Willow Springs Raceway, California with his Show Room Stock B BMW Z4 car.

In 2005, Chen was recruited by Mopar Racing (Chrysler) after his brilliant performance in the SCCA Year-End Runoffs. Chen qualified in 4th, but crashed into the tyre wall during the first lap due to the wet track. He fell to last position with the car in bad shape, but he still managed to fight back, and finished the race in 7th, passing 30 cars in the process.

In 2007, he changed from touring cars to Formula Asia V6 Renault, which was his first formula racing experience, and he gained a podium finish in just 4 meetings.

In 2008, Chen drove for Champ Motorsport in the Formula V6 Asia championship. He was on the podiums in the Sepang, Malaysia round, Sentul, Indonesia round and Shanghai International Circuit, China round.[1]

He competed in the 2008–09 GP2 Asia Series season with FMS International[2]

Chen competed in the first round of the 2009 Formula V6 Asia season, claiming two podiums at Sepang. He also competed for Räikkönen Robertson Racing at the British Formula Three Championship rounds in support of the 2009 Spa 24 Hours. These were Chen's first European races, becoming the first Taiwanese driver competing in the British F3 International Class.[3] He continued with the team for the following two rounds, and scored points in two of the three rounds.

In 2009, Chen becomes the spokesperson for Microsoft Xbox 360 Forza in Taiwan.[4]

Chen joined World Touring Car Championship in 2010 with Scuderia Proteam driving a BMW 320si. He competed in the Japan Okayama round and Macau Grand Prix,[5] and finished last race of the season with a 14th position, and 4th position in Macau Grand Prix.

In 2012, Chen competed in Audi LMS R8 and qualified 4th, finished in 9th position. In the same year Chen hosting for ESPN StarSports Asia F1 Live Singapore and Korean Rounds.

In 2013, Chen competed in Lotus Greater China Race at Guangdong International Circuit, grab pole position and both races with a Champion title.[6]

In 2014, Chen becomes the spokesperson of BMW China Mission 3 Event.[7][8]

Chen, the first Professional Driver in Taiwan with a FIA A license also holds a FIA A instructor license. He has coaches throughout Asia in Taiwan, China, Japan and Malaysia, also in the United States. He teaches in private one on one, China Super Car Series, Option Magazine Racing Academy, he also coordinates events for the factory driving experiences.

• Kevin's official website
• Career statistics at DriverDB.com
• Franz Collection - Kevin's sponsor