ABOUT LUKAS
The Young Racer
Chasing Big Dreams
Lukas Vanderheeren, born on January 22, 2016, in Roeselare (Belgium), currently lives in Kortrijk. He discovered his passion for motorsports at just seven years old, getting his first taste of karting at Worldkarts, an indoor track in Kortrijk. Less than two years later, Lukas is already competing for top positions in major karting competitions across the Benelux and France.
His rapid rise through a fiercely competitive field hasn’t gone unnoticed. Teaming up with his father and CRG Belgium, Lukas has become a force to be reckoned with—securing already multiple podium finishes throughout the 2025 season including a win at Ostricourt.
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Behind the helmet
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First podium in IAME Series Benelux
Read more: First podium in IAME Series BeneluxRound 4 of IAME Series Benelux at Genk – “ten percent luck, lots of skill, full of concentrated power of will” We’ve entered this round with the ambition to learn and grow given we dropped to 7th in the championship. But as always you should never give up. With a tough warm-up in the morning,…
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Back on the Podium: 3rd place in Mariembourg
Read more: Back on the Podium: 3rd place in MariembourgAfter a very difficult month of May we took the time to reset our perspective. The week after the race in Kerpen we built a new chassis from the ground up and started to train immediately in Mariembourg. Countless hours of tweaking, testing and training over the next weeks to master the setup. Yet on…
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Official statement: Championnat de France
Read more: Official statement: Championnat de FranceDispite being qualified for the French National Championship amongst the 72 best drivers in the French competition we have decided to remain focussed on our original goals and continue our participation in GK4 and IAME Series Benelux. Lukas was leading the French regional championship in Hauts de France given his win at Ostricourt and second…
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GK4 Kerpen: fast with highs and lows
Read more: GK4 Kerpen: fast with highs and lowsKart-Club Kerpen is a special track, a track with a lot of history. Home of Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, 80% full speed, cutting corners being the normal. Yet we could not find the pace nor manage to get a decent result – and on top concluded with a DNF. During training on Thursday we…
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Trigger happy at our home race in IAME Series Benelux
Read more: Trigger happy at our home race in IAME Series BeneluxOstricourt did not get us the result that we wanted to achieve. We had to start chrono from the 22nd place after the lottery – not the biggest issue – yet when Bruce Chirino and myself were going for a fast lap we crashed with a driver who managed to spin for 2nd time already…
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GK4 round 2: Never hold back
Read more: GK4 round 2: Never hold backGK4 round 2 at Genk is in the bag and we’re done for three weekends of back to back racing action. We were quick thats for sure, but it wasn’t good enough to secure a podium. In heat 1 we had the left line during the start, which was slower, and pushed us way back…
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