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Daniel Alexander Kenyon

{{Infobox racing driver

| name = Daniel Alexander Kenyon

| image =

| caption =

| nationality = British

| born = 13 October 2009 (London, England)

| racing licence = FIA Gold

| current series = Formula One

| current team = McLaren

| former teams = Red Bull Racing

| car number = 27

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Daniel Alexander Kenyon (born 13 October 2009) is a British racing driver who competes in Formula One. He has previously competed in FIA Formula 2 and FIA Formula 3, and has participated in various FIA single-seater junior championships.

Early life

Kenyon was born in London, England. He began karting at a young age and later progressed into junior single-seater racing.

Junior career

Formula 4

Kenyon competed in British Formula 4, where he gained experience in single-seater racing.

FIA Formula 3

He later competed in the FIA Formula 3 Championship.

FIA Formula 2

Kenyon progressed to FIA Formula 2 before moving into Formula One.

Formula One career

Red Bull Racing

Kenyon made his Formula One debut in 2024 with Red Bull Racing.

McLaren

He later joined McLaren for the following season.

Racing numbers

• Formula 4: 3
• Formula 3: 3
• Formula 2: 3
• Formula One: 27

Career summary

External links

• FIA profile
• Formula One official profile