Porsche Junior Driver 2020/2021
For the love of motorsport
Since his childhood, Ayhancan Güven has close ties with motorsport: Just at six-years-old, he participated in his first kart race and achieved several good positions in the Turkish Karting Championship in the following years. At eleven, he won the first place of the Turkish Karting Championship. An early sign of his potential on the racetrack.
But the realization about taking his love for motorsport into a professional field only came to Güven after a short excursion into other, related hobbies. Shortly after his victory in the Karting Championship, the then boy from Maltepe, Turkey, took a break – and went on in Simracing. He realized what his dream job was on the digital track: professional race driver.
After his return to the karting track, Ayhancan Güven continued his success, until he was chosen as Porsche Junior in 2019.
Güven's passion for motorsport did not come out of nowhere: His father is an enthusiastic amateur race driver and brought Güven onto the karting track. The now Porsche factory driver still trusts the experience of his father. But the rest of his family has also gotten involved: Güven's elder sister plans his travels, her husband trains with him, a cousin takes care of his digital channels. It's safe to say that motorsport is the Güven family business.
How could it not? Ayhancan Güven lives and breathes motorsport and is ambitious: in all races, no matter if live or digital, he is focused on winning.Wie sollte es auch anders sein? Ayhancan Güven lebt den Motorsport und ist ambitioniert: bei allen Rennen, ob in live oder digital, ist er auf den Sieg fokussiert.
Explore the driver's triumphs and unforgettable racing moments.
Season | Series | Position |
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2024 | Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Championship | |
GT World Challenge Europe Championship | ||
VLN Endurance Racing Championship Nürburgring | ||
2023 | Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Championship | One podium |
Asian Le Mans Series | LMP2: 1st spot of the overall championship with one gold, two silver and one bronze | |
2022 | ADAC GT Masters | 2nd spot of the overall championship with two gold, one silver and one bronze |
2021 | Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup | 3rd spot of the overall championship with one gold, two silver and one bronze |
Porsche Carrera Cup | Germany: 2nd spot of the overall championship with two gold, two silver and four bronze | |
2020 | Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup | 3rd spot of the overall championship with two gold and two silver |
Porsche Carrera Cup | France: 2nd spot of the overall championship with three gold, two silver and one bronze | |
2019 | Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup | 2nd spot of the overall championship with one gold and four silver, 1st spot of the Rookie classification |
Porsche Carrera Cup | France: 1st spot of the overall championship with four gold, three silver and two bronze | |
2018 | Porsche Carrera Cup | France: 1st spot of the overall championship with one gold, one silver and four bronze |
Porsche GT3 Cup | Benelux: 1st spot of the overall championship with seven gold, one silver and one bronze | |
FIA GT Nations Cup | 1st spot | |
2017 | Porsche GT3 Cup | Benelux: 4th spot of the overall championship with four gold and one bronze |