Ole Kristian Temte | |
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Nationality | |
Born | Krokstadelva, Norway | September 23, 1975
Debut season | 2015 |
Current team | Ole Kristian Temte Norwegian Rallycross Team / OK Motorsport |
Car number | 30 |
Spotter | Anne Louise Krokdal |
Starts | 93 |
Wins | 6 |
Podiums | 21 |
Best finish | 3rd Norwegian Championship [1] in 2018 |
Ole Kristian Temte (born September 23, 1975) is a rallycross driver from Krokstadelva, Norway. His racing career started in 2009, and he switched to supercars in 2015. He has competed in the RallyX Nordic Championship, [2] [ not specific enough to verify ] the FIA World Rallycross Championship, [3] [4] and the European Rallycross Championship. [5] Temte was a permanent driver in the European Rallycross Championship 2017. [6] [ needs update ]
KNA-Eiker introduced rallycross to Temte in 2008 by asking him to drive in a race. He bought his first rallycross car, a Volvo 240.
In 2010, a big crash almost ended his career during a race at Lyngås . Temte was out from racing for 11 months, and suffered a permanent damage to his left arm.
Temte has driven a Citroën C4 for supercars since 2015.
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