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ALEXANDER
Alexander Koreiba Bio
Alexander Koreiba Race Car Driver
Alexander Koreiba Race Car Driver

BIO

      
Rising star Alexander Koreiba is well on his way to a dream career in motorsports. Getting his start in the karting ranks, Alexander quickly became a presence in the karting community. With numerous pole positions, podium finishes and race wins, Alexander’s talent and race craft was obvious from the beginning.

Making the progression from karts to cars in 2017 came naturally to Alexander as he was successful in open wheel racing immediately. Entering select test days of the Lucas Oil School of Racing, Alexander was just a .8 of a second behind his instructor IndyCar Driver, RC Enerson.

As the emerging name among the junior open wheel ranks, Alexander is continuing his climb up the motorsports ladder, racing in the 2018 Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series. His ultimate dream is to become a champion in the Verizon IndyCar Series and WIN The Indy 500. One of Alexander’s greatest goals is to show that through hard work, dedication and perseverance anyone can accomplish their dreams.​
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ALEXANDER'S VISION

  • To show that through hard work and dedication, he can make his dreams come true and inspire others to do the same.


  • Advance through the “ Mazda Road to Indy,” the most elite open wheel racing ladder in the US. 

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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

      
KARTING:


At the age of 14 he began racing dirt oval karts, taking 3rd in his first race ever. 

In 2016 Alexander began racing for Jim Russell Jr Karting competing in some of the most prestigous races in the country. 


LUCAS OIL SCHOOL OF RACING:


In 2017 Alexander began his move from Karts to Cars, attending the Lucas Oil School of Racing at M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan. After only one day of experience in a formula car Alexander was just .8 of a second behind IndyCar Driver, RC Enerson. 


2018 LUCAS OIL FORMULA CAR WINTER SERIES:


With Alexander only having driven a formula car twice before, that didn't stop him from wanting to race. He competed in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Winter Series taking a Third place overall points finish for the series. Also, making a full sweep of Two Poles and Two Race Wins at the finale in Palm Beach.