Jesper Møller
WHY DO I SUCCEED?
I SUCCEED BECAUSE I AM WILLING TO DO THE THINGS MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT. I WILL FIGHT AGAINST THE ODDS. I WILL SACRIFICE. I AM NOT SHACKLED BY FEAR, INSECURITY OR DOUBT. I FEEL THOSE EMOTIONS, DRINK THEM IN AND THEN SWALLOW THEM AWAY TO THE BLACKNESS OF HELL. I AM MOTIVATED BY ACCOMPLISHMENT… NOT PRIDE. IF I FALL… I WILL GET UP. IF I AM BEATEN, I WILL RETURN. I WILL NEVER STOP GETTING BETTER. I WILL NEVER GIVE UP… EVER.
THAT IS WHY I SUCCEED.
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Jesper was selected for The Future Driver 2010 program, also called “Worldwide driver search”.
It takes place in California at Infineon Raceway, which is probably best known for Indy Car races. The jury consists of double Le Mans winner and former F1 driver Allan McNish.
It was four hard and really good days. With home is lots of good experience from one of the World’s most demanding courses with height difference of over 50 meters from the highest to the lowest point. The competition was versatile with disciplines like driving a standard car (Mitsubishi EVO 300 hp), karting and Formula 3. There was much praise from instructors / judges: “Really great job” and Allan McNish particularly emphasized “You have the speed and a VERY unique, dedicated and professional approach”.
Among the fastest in Europe during testing
During a test in a Formula Palmer Audi in October 2009 at Bedford Jesper drove on lap times, which are among the very best in the field.
“I’m happy – and I’m very impressed!” Were the words from the runway senior director, who after a day of testing saw Jesper welcome in Formula Palmer Audi.
I’m happy and I’m very impressed – Mick Maggio, team leader
It was a tough day at the office with over 100 laps in the pouring rain. Some of the wet curves were taken with 230 km/h
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The News was passenger
- When Jesper tested this Tesla Roadser in November 2008. It is the world’s most expensive mass-produced electric sports car (price one million dkr.). It goes from 0-100 km/h in 3.9 sec.
