🇬🇧 Alex Quinn

Alex Quinn is an established professional competing in a shared-driver endurance field. He races IMSA WeatherTech and European Le Mans Series prototypes for Crowdstrike Racing by APR and Nielsen Racing respectively, and holds an FIA Gold rating. He won the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech championship with Crowdstrike Racing by APR.[1]

His career began in single-seaters: he took seven wins across British F4 in 2016–2017 and Formula Renault Eurocup in 2019–2020, then competed in Formula Regional European in 2021 without wins. He made the transition to endurance racing from 2023, entering IMSA WeatherTech that year and European Le Mans Series in 2024. In IMSA he has taken two wins from 14 starts; in ELMS he has four wins from 17 starts. His record spans the Asian Le Mans Series as well, where he has one win from 12 starts. He has also made three starts in the World Endurance Championship in 2024–2025. His 2026 WEC campaign is in progress.[2]

Quinn races in fields containing drivers across all professional grades and semi-professionals. He has been closely matched against Grégoire Saucy, a 2021 Formula Regional European champion racing at the same established-professional level, and Jamie Caroline, a 2017 British F4 champion and 2020 British GT champion who has since moved to endurance racing. In his single-seater years he finished ahead of Oscar Piastri, who went on to Formula 1, though Piastri beat him in 11 of their British F4 meetings. He also counted wins over Isack Hadjar, a Formula 2 driver who raced in Formula 1 and reached elite-professional standing, though Hadjar won their head-to-head encounters. Beyond his IMSA title, Quinn is a development driver for Peugeot TotalEnergies in Hypercar racing.