🇫🇷 Anthoine Hubert

Anthoine Hubert was an established professional single-seater driver with a Racer Rating of 5,955, placing him among the strongest drivers outside the top tier of international motorsport. His rating reflects a driver who competed consistently at championship level in the feeder series; he was a front-runner capable of beating much stronger rivals in individual races, though not sustaining dominance over them across full seasons.[1]

Hubert rose through the junior categories from 2014 onward, winning twice in Formula Renault Eurocup and once in FIA Formula 3 European before capturing the 2018 GP3 Series championship with ART Grand Prix, posting 2 wins and 11 podiums across the 16 rounds. That success came in a field that included George Russell, the 2017 GP3 champion and later a Formula 1 front-runner; Hubert finished ahead of Russell in 10 of their 41 shared races across multiple series. He also beat Lando Norris twice and Charles Leclerc twice in their rare meetings, both drivers who would reach Formula 1 and establish themselves among the sport's elite. His head-to-head record against Jack Aitken, a professional-grade driver and 2015 Formula Renault Eurcoup champion, was roughly even, with 28 wins to 26 losses across 54 races. Against Nikita Mazepin, a much stronger driver rated significantly higher, Hubert held a commanding 45-14 advantage over 59 races, an unusually strong pattern that underscores his capability in single-seater racing.[2]

In 2019, Hubert progressed to Formula 2 with BWT Arden, adding 2 wins and 2 podiums across 16 starts before his career ended following an accident during the feature race at Spa-Francorchamps. He remains remembered in the sport through the Anthoine Hubert Award, annually given to the top rookie in Formula 2.