Kevin Hansen is unparalleled in rallycross in having achieved so much by such a young age.

At only 20 years old he had already become the youngest FIA European Rallycross Champion, storming to the title in his debut year driving a Supercar in 2016. His dominant performance that year, winning four races out of five, led to him being awarded the prestigious FIA Rookie of the Year award, joining the likes of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc in winning the accolade.

Kevin is already a highly experienced World Rallycross Championship competitor, with 4 wins, 27 podiums, and three top-three finishes in the championship. Third place in the FIA World RX Championship came in 2019, the same year that Kevin raced to the Nitro World Games Rallycross crown.

Second in World RX in 2023 was followed by Kevin's most successful campaign to date, where he finished second once again in a title battle that went all the way to the final event in Türkiye.

Beyond World RX and Nitrocross, Kevin has competed in all seasons of the electric off-road championship Extreme E. Joining the fray in the second X Prix of Season 1, Kevin went on to take four podiums that year with JBXE.

Leaving Jenson Button's outfit, Kevin joined E.ON Veloce Racing for the final race of Season 2 alongside Extreme E Season 1 champion Molly Taylor. The pair continued into Season 3, where they took three X Prix wins on their way to third in the championship standings.

Two podiums at the 2024 Extreme E season-opener were followed by back-to-back wins at the Hydro X Prix, putting Kevin and Molly firmly in the lead before the championship came to an abrupt end.

2025 was a momentous year for Kevin, which concluded with his first FIA world title as he took victory at the maiden FIA Extreme H World Cup in Saudi Arabia with Jameel Motorsport.