Mihael Valjak

Mihael Valjak is a Croatian MMS racing driver who is currently competing for Canon Williams Team-Judd in MMS F1 Season 4. He has previously driven for Tyrrell and Sauber. 
== Early life ==
He was born in the town of Bjelovar, Croatia. His father [redacted] in the period from 1991-1995, further committing [redacted]. His mother fled to France at the start of the war. He served in the army, however was unhonourably discharged after [redacted] and [redacted] people lost their life. It is not known if he did this intentionally or not. 
== Personal life ==
He currently has no girlfriend. However, there is evidence he fathered at least 2 children, which Mihael denies.
== Other ventures ==
Valjak co-owns a company in Zimbabwe that is a private military company. This company has been involved in several major civil wars in Africa and Central America. His company is said to be in possession of a single SU-27 fighter jet, multiple An-12 transport planes, several dozen tanks and several dozen ground support vehicles. 
He also owns a company in Vietnam that specializes in "special herb production". Not much information is known about this company. 
== Controversies ==
On the cold night on the 10th of October 2014, 3 women were found dead in a trash container in the back of a night club. One of the night club staff was taking out the trash at 3 in the morning when he found the dead women. He pulled out his phone to call the police, however he was approached by a person who told him to keep his mouth shut, otherwise he would end up like the women. The night club staff couldn't really make out the person's face in the darkness of the night, however he could make out the clothes he was wearing. He secretly called the police after he got inside, and the police found the person with the matching clothes 20 minutes after they got called. The person did not resist arrest and they quickly found out it was Mihael Valjak. He said he did not know anything about the women or the night club. The police took him to the police station, where he was at for 2 days, however the police couldn't find enough evidence that he commited the crime, and he was released and was never charged for any crime.
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