Anders Krohn

After a youth in karting, Krohn moved to cars in the Swedish Junior Touring Car Championship in 2006. In 2007, he primarily raced in Benelux Formula Ford series but made a few appearances in other Formula Ford series and participated in the Formula Ford Festival, finishing eleventh in Duratec class. In 2008 he moved to the United States and competed in the F2000 Championship Series for Andersen Racing where he won the championship. In 2009 he competed for Mundill in the Star Mazda Championship, winning at the Milwaukee Mile and finishing sixth in points.^[1] For the 2010 season, he stayed in Star Mazda but returned to Andersen Racing. He made his Firestone Indy Lights debut for Andersen Racing on July 4 at Watkins Glen International. He finished second in Star Mazda points despite not winning a race thanks to finishing sixth or better in every race. He raced full-time in Firestone Indy Lights in 2011 for Belardi Auto Racing in the team's first season in Indy Lights.^[2] He finished seventh in points with a best finish of fifth (twice). In 2012, he made two Indy Lights starts (including the Freedom 100) for Bryan Herta Autosport. He finished twentieth in points.

In 2017 Krohn announced he had accepted a role with NBCSN doing reports and interviews trackside at IndyCar events.^[3] As from 2019 he is also a contributor in the Viasat Motor F1 pod focusing on the Indy Car section of the show.

Krohn currently resides in Houston, Texas. Since he began racing in the United States he has earned the nickname "The Viking" due to his Norwegian heritage.