Christian Menzel is a professional racing driver from Germany with 65 recorded laps across 64 vehicles on LapMeta—nearly one-to-one ratio characteristic of professional systematic vehicle testing. Born June 22, 1971 in Langenfeld (Rheinland), Menzel's career started in karts in 1981, winning the German Kart Trophy in 1989. He progressed through ADAC BMW Formula Junior, Formula Renault, and Formula 3 before specializing in Porsche racing. His major achievements include Porsche Carrera Cup Germany Champion 2005, Porsche Supercup runner-up 2004, and victories at both 24 Hours of Nürburgring and 24 Hours of Daytona.

His LapMeta data shows all 65 laps concentrated at CCW configuration—systematic vehicle comparison methodology at standardized venue enabling controlled professional evaluation. After competing in German Touring Car Championship (DTM) with Opel, Menzel returned to Porsche competition in American Le Mans Series. He currently serves as instructor at the Auto Motor und Sport driving safety center at the Nürburgring and works as TV moderator for Eurosport and the AMS-Channel. The 64-vehicle portfolio reflects professional driver expertise evaluating diverse platforms. With 65 laps across 64 vehicles all at CCW configuration, Christian Menzel exemplifies the professional racing driver who combines championship-winning competitive career with ongoing vehicle testing expertise and motorsport education through instruction and media work.