Alan Enileev is an automotive enthusiast whose car-filled Instagram feed has attracted more than 2 million followers. He enjoys testing cars in addition to posting video content on his YouTube channel.^[11][13]

Alan Enileev was born in Russia on December 27, 1988. His astrological sign is Capricorn.^[8]

He is best known for being a Instagram Star.He is one of the Richest Instagram Star who was born in Russia.

He was one of eight Russian citizens to carries the Olympic flag at the opening ceremony for the 2014 Sochi games.

In 2006, Alan became the world champion in the discipline of virtual racing Need For Speed at the grand final of the World championship (World Cyber Games, participated in more than 70 countries), which took place at the Monza racetrack in Italy.

In 2007, for the second time, he won the Russian qualifiers for the grand finals of the World Cup, which then took place in Seattle, USA. They managed to take a bronze medal, taking third place. Prior to this, for two years of participation in the championships, he had never occupied a place lower than the second.

In 2008, he was unjustly condemned at the Russian qualifiers, after which he decided to leave eSports and began to break into real motorsport through automotive journalism (he wrote in the magazines Za Rulem, Forsazh, Tuning Avtomobil, and broadcast television programs).^[9]

In 2009, Alan created a racing team, work began on finding sponsors and optimizing the life of the team.

In 2010, performances began at the European Championship in Autocross (Super Buggy class), rally and ring training in Russia, the dream became a reality.

In 2011, he continued his active development of the team - new cars, new championships.

In parallel, he began to develop a blogging direction, covering the motorsports life of their racing team.

In 2012, Alan completed motorsport activities and took up the blogosphere as tightly as possible, producing a variety of articles, as well as interviews with the best figures in the field.

In 2013, he began to build a multi-component media chain from blogs on a number of social networks.

He began to test the latest news from leading automakers.

In 2014, he became one of the eight citizens of Russia who was honored to carry the Olympic flag at the opening ceremony of Sochi-2014. Nearby were Nikita Mikhalkov, Valery Gergiev, Vyacheslav Fetisov, Valentina Tereshkova, Chulpan Khamatova.^[14]

In 2015, he continued his active work in the blogosphere.

Alan has transferred his love of all things virtual onto the world of cars, waxing rhapsodic—mostly in Russian—about the inner workings of Bugattis and G-Wagens to his 2 million Instagram fans. He has 722k subscribers on his YouTube channel.^[10]

Alan Enileev and Nikita Mikhalkov were honored with the task of carrying the Olympic flag at the 2014 games.

Alan is a leader in an increasingly crowded field of high end automotive “influencers.”

Tim Burton, a round-faced Brit who goes by the name of Shmee150, has 1.8 million followers on YouTube; Alex Hirschi, known online as Supercarblondie, has 2.3 million.