Anders Grøndal

Norwegian racing driver with notable wins

Anders Grøndal - Norwegian racing driver with notable wins
Born

March 4th, 1984
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Norway

Links & References

Competitively raced in various rally championships. Gained recognition in the Norwegian Rally Championship, securing multiple victories. Participated in the European Rally Championship, achieving notable results and showcasing strong driving skills in challenging terrains. Contributed to the growth of rally racing in Norway and the surrounding regions through active participation and performance.

Won multiple titles in the Norwegian Rally Championship

Competed in the European Rally Championship

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