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Kevin Jan Magnussen was born on 5 October 1992 in Roskilde, Denmark. Magnussen is the son of former Formula One driver Jan Magnussen. His cousin Dennis Lind is also a racing driver. Magnussen lived in Woking, Surrey, near the McLaren Technology Centre whilst racing for McLaren. [1] In 2019, Magnussen married Louise Gjørup in a private ceremony ...
Kevin Magnussen finished second in a McLaren MP4-29 on his Formula One debut, the first, and, as of 2024, only podium finish in a World Championship Grand Prix by a Danish driver and Magnussen's only podium.
He overtook Magnussen at the start of lap 3 to take the lead. Magnussen would slip down the order as he struggled to fend off faster cars and finished eighth, the last points-paying position. The Alpine drivers of Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso also engaged in a duel throughout the first lap. At turn 4, Ocon forced Alonso wide in a defensive ...
Magnussen was an odd re-hire for Haas F1 late last offseason, but he performed admirably with minimal testing time. Kevin Magnussen's Triumphant Return is Going Better Than Anyone Expected Skip to ...
High Class Racing announced a second LMP2-entry ahead of the 2021 24h of Le Mans [8] with Kevin Magnussen as the lead driver. [ 9 ] joining his father Jan and Anders Fjordbach in car #49. After a decent start of 2021 season at 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps, the team scored its first-ever WEC podium after finishing P3 in LMP2 ProAm class during 8 ...
Kevin Magnussen of Haas accumulated 20 seconds worth of penalties. One of these was a 10-second penalty for a collision with Alexander Albon, and the other 10-second penalty was for overtaking Yuki Tsunoda off-track. Knowing that he was unlikely to finish in the points, the team ordered him to focus on defense during the wide parts of the ...
Aston Martin. Fernando Alonso – B. Thirteen top-10 finishes in a car in no man’s land in fifth place in the constructors’ championship represent another solid year for the veteran.
He managed to recover and maintain first, despite losing several seconds. By the closing stages of the race, Verstappen led by over ten seconds over Hamilton. The race was red-flagged once again on lap 55 after Kevin Magnussen's right-rear wheel made contact with the wall at turn two, damaging his rear suspension and causing the tyre to detach ...