2004 – 2026

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.

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2025:

2026:

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 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Selected races in GT World Challenge Europe series.

Selected races in GT OPen series.