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Daniil Kvyat is a Lamborghini factory driver in Super GT and a former Formula 1 driver with three podium finishes. A test and development driver for the Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League and the only driver to have raced against an autonomous car, he shares cutting-edge insights on AI, technological innovation, and the future of motorsport.
Daniil Kvyat is a racing driver who has competed in Formula 1, NASCAR, the World Endurance Championship, and IMSA. He is the only driver to have raced against an autonomous car, bringing first-hand insight into AI at its limit.
Daniil entered Formula 1 as a Red Bull Junior with Toro Rosso in 2014, scoring points on his debut at 19. He later drove for Red Bull Racing, taking his first podium at the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix. Across 110 race starts, he scored 202 points and three podiums. He has since raced in NASCAR, the World Endurance Championship, IMSA, and Super GT, and has driven cars from all major racing categories. Since 2024, he has worked as a test and development driver for the Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League, guiding engineers through how human driving compares with AI-driven cars, giving him a hands-on view of where racing technology is heading.
Daniil now sits where driver instinct meets machine intelligence, and speaks about AI and technological innovation with the authority of someone working on it from the inside. Daniil has spoken extensively on his career across racing's top series, technological innovation, and AI development in the automotive world. Audiences hear first-hand accounts from the Formula 1 paddock, endurance racing, and NASCAR, while his curiosity extends to the wider debates shaping the future, from sustainability and technological innovation to quantum computing and space. With a social following of more than 800,000, he is a natural voice for brands that share his appetite for performance and technology.
From the Formula 1 paddock to the Lamborghini garage, Daniil Kvyat offers a front-row view of modern motorsport and the technology driving it forward.
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Daniil Kvyat speaks from first-hand experience, using his own races in Formula 1, NASCAR, and endurance racing, and his time racing against an autonomous car, to explain how motorsport and AI development connect.
Daniil Kvyat's topics include artificial intelligence, innovation in transportation, sustainability, space science, and quantum computing. He has taken three podiums across 110 Formula 1 race starts, and works as a test and development driver for the Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League.
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