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Kai Czeresnia is a former racing driver, president and founder of the MMS-FIA (Master Motorsport Series-Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile).
One of the leading motorsport figures in Poland, Czeresnia had a successful career as a racing driver in the 1990s and early 2000s, competing in various national and international championships. He retired from racing in 2006 and went on to found the Master Motorsport Series (MMS) in 2018.
Under Czeresnia's leadership, the MMS quickly grew in popularity and became one of the most prestigious motorsport championships in Central and Eastern Europe. The series featured a wide variety of racing classes, from touring cars to open-wheel single-seaters, and attracted some of the most talented drivers and teams in the region.
In 2021, Czeresnia announced that the MMS had united with the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the governing body for world motorsport, to form the MMS-FIA. The merger was seen as a major step forward for the sport in the region, as it would allow local drivers and teams to compete in international championships and gain exposure on a global stage.
As president of the MMS-FIA, Czeresnia has been credited with modernizing and professionalizing the sport in Poland and the surrounding countries. He has also been a vocal advocate for safety in motorsport, and has worked closely with the FIA to implement new regulations and guidelines aimed at reducing the risk of accidents and injuries on the track.
In addition to his work in motorsport, Czeresnia is also a successful businessman and philanthropist. He has been involved in various ventures in the automotive and hospitality industries, and has supported a number of charitable causes through his foundation, the Kai Czeresnia Foundation.
== Racing career ==
Kai Czeresnia had a successful racing career in the 1990s and early 2000s, competing in various national and international championships. He started his career in karting before moving up to touring cars, where he won several titles in the Polish and German championships. In 1997, he made his debut in the European Touring Car Championship, where he competed for several seasons and achieved a number of podium finishes. He also raced in the FIA GT Championship, the German V8Star Series, and the International Formula 3000 championship, where he competed against racing drivers such as Louis Sach and Erwin von Waldeck. Czeresnia retired from racing in 2006 to focus on his business and and his studies.
== Education ==
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