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Kai Daryanani

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Kai Daryanani

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Kai Daryanani, born 13 April 2005, is an Indian racing driver currently competing in the Formula Regional European Championship for Trident. He previously raced in the GB3 Championship for JHR Developments and Eurocup-3 for KCL by MP under a British licence. Daryanani is the 2024 Formula Trophy UAE Champion.

Career

Daryanani's single-seater career began in 2023 with Pinnacle VAR in the Formula 4 UAE Championship, where his best result was 17th at Yas Marina, placing him 36th in the standings. He then moved to the F4 British Championship with Virtuosi Racing, showing clear improvement with a best finish of sixth and ending 24th overall. Later that year, he competed in the Formula 4 South East Asia Championship, finishing tenth with one podium, and also secured his first single-seater victory in the GB4 Championship.

For 2024, Daryanani returned to the Formula 4 UAE Championship with Pinnacle Motorsport, scoring points with a best result of ninth at Yas Marina and finishing 25th. He then drove for Fortec Motorsport in the F4 British Championship, regularly scoring points and securing three fourth-place finishes, ending 12th in the standings and beating all his teammates. He wrapped up his Formula 4 career with a full season in the 2024 Formula Trophy UAE. After three points finishes in the first round, he won his second F4 victory and added a podium in the second round at Yas Marina, putting him second in the championship.

He clinched the title in the final round with a pair of podiums, earning his first ever championship. Daryanani made his Formula Regional debut at the 2024 Macau Grand Prix with Evans GP. He qualified 26th, improved six places in the qualifying race to finish 20th, but crashed out of the main race. He completed the full 2025 Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Evans GP.

In 2026, he moved to the Formula Regional European Championship with Trident and also raced in the pre-season Formula Regional Middle East Trophy with them.

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