Chester Kieffer

Porsche Carrera Cup Driver

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About Chester

Before even obtaining his driving license, Chester Kieffer was behind the wheel in the Porsche GT3 Cup. Only venturing into his first official karting race in 2022 at the age of 15, after a steep learning curve, he finished the 2024 French F4 championship in the 4th position, swiftly progressing to the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe and Porsche Carrera Cup France in 2025, in both of which he claimed the fastest rookie title.

Date of Birth July 23, 2006

Height 181cm

Weight 72kg

Nationality Luxembourgish

Interests Motorsport, golf, fitness

Chester Kieffer has harboured a fervent passion for racing since his early days, initially immersing himself in the thrill of the sport through his PlayStation. When his motorsport-loving aunt finally introduced him to the go-kart track in Luxembourg, it wasn’t merely a dream come true; the 14-year-old exhibited such mastery of the modest hobby karts that he was promptly granted permission to test a racing kart.

Since then, Chester has focused on mastering the essential skills of motorsport that he missed in his early years, yielding promising results, fuelled by his unwavering passion and determination. Starting his journey in karting at the age of 15, he steadily improved his performance throughout the seasons, in 2024 joining the FFSA Academy under the guidance of the respected former racing driver Stéphane Daoudi.

A FERVENT PASSION FOR RACING SINCE HIS EARLY DAYS

A HUNGER FOR MORE AND THE ASPIRATION TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER

In the 2024 French F4 Championship, Chester showed impressive results. Winning two podiums already in his second racing weekend, he finished the season in 4th position.

In 2025, Chester traded a lightweight F4 chassis for a 510hp rocket, securing a coveted spot at a Schumacher CLRT team. In the seat of a 911 GT3 Cup car, he started the season by competing in Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe, where he finished 3rd overall and claimed the title of the fastest rookie. He then continued the season with the Porsche Carrera Cup France, claiming 10 rookie wins throughout 12 races, and finishing 6th overall.