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2004 – 2024

MIKKEL O. Pedersen

2004 – 2006:	Club championship in karting.
2007:	3rd place overall in his first Danish championship with several wins.
2008:	3rd place overall in the Nordic and Danish championships
2009:	1st place in the Nordic, Danish and Jutlandic championships.
2010:	Several times on the podium in the DASU Talent Cup. A season with two wrecked go-karts. Was offered a seat in a works go-kart.
2011:	4th place in the KF3 Danish Championship without having participated in all races.
2012:	Danish champion Formula Ford 1600 (Zetec). 2nd place in the Formel Ford 1600 (Zetec) Scandinavian Championship.
2013:	First Porsche race at the age of 16.
2014:	2nd place, Special Saloon Car in a 400 hp Porsche 997 GT3 Cup. Youngest driver ever
2015:	4th place in the Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia, Group A. Four wins in a row. Did not participate in all races. 3rd place in the Swedish GT. First Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup race in Austin, Texas. Highlight of the year: Participation in the Porsche Motorsport shoot-out at the Lausitzring in Germany.
2016:	12th place, Porsche Supercup in Barcelona – qualifying in ninth position in a field of 28 drivers. Winning six out of six Special Saloon Car races.
2017:	First full season as a Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup rookie. Finished the race in Monaco in the top ten overall. 4th place in the rookie championship. Danish champion in Special Saloon Car.
2018:	Second full season in Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup with significantly better results than the previous season. Ended the race in Monaco in the top five and the race in Hockenheim in 6th in a field of 34 drivers.
2019:	2nd place in Monaco followed by several top 5 finishes in in Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup. Two new track records in Monaco and at Monza.
2020:	3rd place, GT World Challenge at Imola. 3rd place, 24h in Dubai. Many races cancelled due to Covid-19.
2021:	Participation in GT World Challenge. New track record in Denmark and several wins.
2022:	7th place overall in FIA World Endurance Championship i GTE Am class. Race win in Bahrain and 3rd place at Monza. Participation in GT World Challenge. Race win in Michelin Le Mans Cup at Monza.
2023:	4th place overall in FIA World Endurance Championship in GTE Am class. Race win at Monza and 2nd place at Sebring.
2024:	First sports car season with a car other than a Porsche. Participation in FIA World Endurance Championship in GT3 class in Ford Mustang. 3rd place at Le Mans.