Mikhail Volkov

Mikhail Volkov is a Russian Formula D driver currently racing for L'equipe Duchamp.

Season 1
While L'equipe Duchamp did not have a strong start at the beginning of Formula D's first season, Vokov was able to turn things around in Canada, scoring the team's first victory in a surprise push at the last corner of the last lap. From there, he strung together several wins to chase down points leader Mic McJergens racing for Nergal, tying up the championship by the time Monaco rolled around. Unfortunately Volkov lost traction throughout the latter half of the European leg of the season, not seeing another win until Belgium. Still, despite this backward slide, Volkov was able to hold on to second place by a single point, finishing the season in second place for himself and for the team.

Season 2
While L'equipe Duchamp expected great things from both drivers after pre-season testing, Volkov got off to a rocky start with a retirement in Argentina. However, he turned things around immediately in Malaysia, finally claiming a victory after Season 1's close race. Another retirement in Valencia saw him slide down the championship, though, and by the time Monaco rolled around he was in 7th. As a result, L'equpe Duchamp ordered him to allow his teammate Deryl Caughlin to pass him for a victory at Zandvoort, touching off a spot of controversy due to the use of team orders. Volkov wasn't phased, though, and took podiums in the next two races. Mediocre results and a retirement in America prevented him from making much progress, but he still held on to 6th at the end of the season, only four points shy of a 4th place.

Complete Formula D Results
(Results in bold indicate pole position)