🇫🇷 Adrien Closmenil

Closmenil is a French professional sportscar driver rated 4,686, placing him in the professional category; he competes in endurance racing and holds FIA Silver status, the grading for professional-level drivers typically early in their careers within GT and sportscar competition. His record spans three seasons from 2023 to 2026, totalling 25 starts across French F4 and the top two layers of international sportscar racing. He won the 2025 European Le Mans Series LMP3 championship for CLX Motorsport, establishing himself in the category through five wins and five podiums from nine starts in that series.[1]

Closmenil's progression has been rapid; he moved from single-seaters in 2023, where he took one win in 15 French F4 starts, directly into endurance racing at LMP3 level in 2025 and has already contested the highest tier at the 2026 World Endurance Championship. His head-to-head record against regular rivals in his early seasons shows the work still ahead; he finished behind Evan Giltaire in 13 of 15 races despite Giltaire being at a comparable rating, and behind Enzo Peugeot, the 2023 French F4 champion, in 14 of their 15 meetings. However, Closmenil has beaten several elite-level professionals in isolated outings, including Platinum-graded drivers Jack Doohan twice, and single wins against Kevin Estre, a multiple WEC champion, Nick Yelloly, and Dane Cameron, the 2025 IMSA and European Le Mans Series LMP2 Pro-Am champion. His average finish of P7.7 and his placement in CLX Motorsport's programme, which has fielded drivers rated up to 5,644, reflect a young professional establishing credibility in the senior endurance field. At 19 years old, Closmenil competed in the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans as part of CLX's all-teenage LMP2 line-up.[2]