showed the best results) and in two races of that championship. In the first race he was forced to retire due to an accident. However, in Monza, Italy, he took pole-position and finished fourth despite of engine issues. In 2008, he had returned to Formula Renault 3.5 with the KTR team. The season started with no signs of improvement, unless he scored his first points by finishing fifth in the second race of the weekend. However, that appeared to be a one-off, the following races brought no fruition and he has subsequently left the team after Hungaroring. He started 2009 once again in Formula Renault 3.5, now with the P1 Motorsport. As before, the season had started for Daniil with two finishes outside of the top 10. Though, at the next venue, in Spa he scored points in both occasions, for fifth and fourth places. His pace was improving during the season resulting in 5 races in a row, highlighted with a maiden podium finish at the first race in Nürburgring, a result he repeated in the final race of the season in Aragon, eventually completing the season rounding out the top 10. Move's progress was noticed by the Lotus company, which at that time was actively promoting its brand by starting out numerous motorsport projects. Thus, Move had signed a contract with Lotus F1 Team, thereby joining the Lotus Junior Team in Formula Renault 3.5 for the season of 2010. The season turned to be a disaster. Only on four occasions he had scored points, with the best result of seventh, which he had scored at the season-opening venue in Aragon. Eventually Daniil has left the team with one venue to go. 2009-2013 From 2009 to 2013 Move continued participating in Formula Renault 3.5 Series, showing top results in tests and races. He made the podium on numerous occasions, as well as earned points. During 2009 and 2011 seasons he finished in the top 10 of the championship. And achieved a third place for P1 Motorsport in 2009 Teams Championship. In 2013 season, with stable speed throughout, Move raced in Blancpain Endurance Series on Ferrari for the Russian team. 2015-2016 NASCAR, GT Testing and research work for different teams Other In 2012, the largest karting center in Europe MOVE kart was opened, which was named after Move. Kart center operates Move's auto-racing school for all ages. Racing record Career