Drivers

🇯🇵 Japanese FIA WEC

Kamui Kobayashi

Three-time Le Mans winner and two-time FIA WEC Champion. Kobayashi is widely regarded as the most complete endurance racing driver of his generation, combining raw pace with exceptional car management over 24-hour stints.

Titles

2

Starts

98

Wins

34

Podiums

71

🇮🇹 Italian FIA WEC

Alessandro Pier Guidi

Ferrari's ace driver who led the 499P program to back-to-back Le Mans victories in 2023 and 2024. Renowned for his precise driving style and ability to maintain consistent lap times across long stints.

Titles

1

Starts

74

Wins

22

Podiums

48

🇫🇷 French FIA WEC

Kevin Estre

Two-time Nürburgring 24 Hours winner and FIA WEC GTE Pro champion. Estre is Porsche's global GT ambassador and their lead driver for the 963 Hypercar program.

Titles

2

Starts

87

Wins

19

Podiums

54

🇨🇭 Swiss FIA WEC

Sébastien Buemi

The most decorated Swiss motorsport driver in history, Buemi has won Le Mans four times and the FIA WEC Championship three times alongside a successful Formula E career.

Titles

3

Starts

112

Wins

41

Podiums

79

🇬🇧 British FIA WEC

Nick Tandy

Le Mans class winner and Nürburgring specialist. Tandy is one of the most versatile GT drivers in the world, excelling in both sprint and endurance formats.

Titles

1

Starts

91

Wins

16

Podiums

43

🇬🇧 British FIA WEC

James Calado

Calado is Ferrari's stalwart GTE driver turned Hypercar ace. His methodical approach and technical feedback have been instrumental in the development of the 499P.

Titles

1

Starts

68

Wins

14

Podiums

37

🇳🇱 Dutch IMSA

Renger van der Zande

Two-time IMSA champion and Daytona 24H winner. Van der Zande is considered the finest prototype driver in American motorsport, known for his aggressive racecraft and consistency.

Titles

2

Starts

83

Wins

21

Podiums

52

🇳🇿 New Zealander FIA WEC

Brendon Hartley

Former Formula 1 driver who found his true calling in endurance racing. Hartley holds the lap record at Le Mans and has three victories at the Circuit de la Sarthe.

Titles

1

Starts

76

Wins

28

Podiums

58

🇵🇹 Portuguese FIA WEC

Filipe Albuquerque

The undisputed king of LMP2 racing. Albuquerque has dominated the class for nearly a decade, winning championships in both FIA WEC and IMSA with a level of consistency unmatched in his era.

Titles

3

Starts

104

Wins

37

Podiums

67

🇮🇹 Italian FIA WEC

Antonio Fuoco

The young Italian prodigy who won Le Mans on only his second attempt. Fuoco brings Formula 2 pace to endurance racing with a maturity that belies his age.

Titles

1

Starts

42

Wins

9

Podiums

24

🇬🇧 British FIA WEC

Mike Conway

One half of the legendary Conway-Kobayashi pairing at Toyota. Conway is the engine room of the team, combining relentless pace with exceptional mechanical sympathy over long stints.

Titles

2

Starts

94

Wins

29

Podiums

63

🇩🇰 Danish FIA WEC

Nicklas Nielsen

The fastest rising talent in endurance racing. Nielsen claimed his first Le Mans victory in 2023 as the youngest winner in the modern Hypercar era, showcasing supreme natural ability.

Titles

1

Starts

39

Wins

8

Podiums

21