Karun and the team at Driven International have been working together to design race tracks around the world and have used the current lockdown period as an opportunity to create a more efficient method of working remotely.

Driven International are delighted to have received royal recognition for designing world class facilities in the UK and abroad. We have been awarded the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise for our international growth over the past three years, named in the International Trade category.

Karun Chandhok is continuing to work with the Driven team as our Race Driver Consultant on selected projects.

Through an exciting new partnership, Oro Station and Georgian College will create expanded opportunities at the new 200 acre automotive innovation park which Driven are proud to be working on.

We are delighted to welcome Scot Elkins and Baba-Jallah Epega to the Driven team, as our new representatives for the United States and Africa respectively.

The Province of Ontario are cutting the red tape to help pave the way for the proposed Oro Station automotive, innovation, testing and research facility in Oro-Medonte.

Driven International are pleased to announce their involvement with Circuit Hawaii, which will be a new multi-faceted motorsports complex on the island of Oahu, Hawaii.

It’s full steam ahead in Bangalore, India, with the first construction underway at the new Marque One Motor Club.

Timmy Hansen becomes the first multiple winner of the 2019 FIA World Rallycross Championship season.

Driven were thrilled to take part for the second time in Karun Chandhok’s annual karting carnival, which raises money for his family run charity, The Vishnu Devananda Charitable Trust in India.

Race circuit architecture needs to deliver a venue which can function well 365 days a year, and not just on race days. As motorsport architects, we at Driven are witnessing the next stage of pit building evolution

The FIA Conference 2019 was held in South Africa from 29 April to 3 May, at the kind invitation of the Automobile Association of South Africa (AASA) and with the support of Motorsport South Africa (MSA).