• Riki is returning to the series after more than one and a half years replacing Victor Correa for CRS Racing in car #15.
• Last time he raced during the 2008 season he finished fifth overall with two wins.
• His favourite sportsman is Michael Schumacher, while his main inspiration is his Dad
• Outside of racing, Riki enjoys table tennis, rock climbing, football and karting

Career History
2009 - British Formula 3, finishing 5th overall

2008 - Formula Renault UK, finishing fifth overall with 2 wins, 1 pole, 3 fastest laps and 9 podiums

2007 - Formula Renault UK Winter Cup, finishing 2nd overall. Formula Renault UK Championship, finishing 6th overall with one race win in the final round at Thruxton. Also had six other podiums and one fastest lap. Competed in one Formula Renault NEC race at Ocherchleben finishing 1st, with pole position and fastest lap.
2006 - CIK/FIA European vice-champion in Formula A karting, CIK/FIA Asia Pacific Championship, finishing 3rd overall. Renault Formula A karting, finishing 9th overall with three Finals wins
2005 - Renault Formula A karting, finishing 2nd overall with three Finals wins and four other Finals podiums in 12 rounds. Raced in the CIK/FIA Asia Pacific Championship, finishing 4th in a one-off race at Suzuka Japan. The only driver among the best in the world to win three heats at the karting World Championship before an engine failure in the final forced a DNF
2004 - Renault Formula ICA karting, finishing joint 3rd overall with three Finals wins and two other Finals podiums in 12 rounds.
Entered two rounds of the Italian Open Championship, finishing 2nd and 8th.
Entered one round of the Belgian Championship, finishing 1st
Entered the Italian Industrials series at the Parma circuit, finishing 2nd overall with 3rd place and 5th place in the two races
2003 - Renault Formula JICA karting, finishing 1st overall with five Finals wins and four other Finals podiums in 12 rounds.
Entered one round of the Belgian Championship at Spa-Francorchamps, finishing 1st