Dominican motorsport is going through a moment of sorrow following the death of Henry Krausz, recognized as one of the main figures in the growth and organization of motor racing in the Dominican Republic.
The Dominican Automobile Federation (FDA) reported his passing and highlighted the career of Krausz, who held the presidency of the institution at different stages and left an important mark on the strengthening of the discipline at a national level.
During his leadership career, he promoted processes that allowed for greater integration of the country into the international motorsport scene, especially with the affiliation and recognition of the Dominican Automobile Federation before the International Automobile Federation (FIA).
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His management was marked by the search for greater organization, regulation, and professionalization of local competitions, promoting the adoption of criteria and norms aligned with international motorsport standards.
Colleagues, leaders, and members of the automotive community highlighted his commitment to the development of this discipline and his contribution to consolidating the foundations of Dominican motorsports.
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The FDA expressed its condolences to his family, friends, and loved ones, while acknowledging Krausz’s legacy as a key figure in the history of national motorsport.
