🇵🇱 Artur Janosz

Artur Janosz is a Polish racing driver rated 4,383, placing him at the professional level; this means he competed in fields where he regularly raced against full-time drivers and occupied the mid-pack tier typical of career racers outside the top championships. His FIA categorisation as Silver confirms he operated at professional standard in his category, though his record shows he did not establish himself as a front-runner in the series he contested.[1]

Janosz raced for two seasons from 2015 to 2016, accumulating 35 starts across three series: GP3 Series with Trident, the FIA Formula 3 European Championship, and Formula V8 3.5. His primary platform was GP3, where he made 31 starts for Trident but failed to secure a podium finish, logging an average classification of 12th place across all his races. He contested the strongest fields available to a driver at his level. He shared grids with Alex Palou, who would go on to win the IndyCar championship four times; against Palou he held a narrow edge, finishing ahead in 13 of their 28 encounters. However, his head-to-head records against established professionals tell a different story. Against Antonio Fuoco, a Platinum-graded driver, Janosz finished ahead only 3 times in 27 races; against Konstantin Tereschenko and Ralph Boschung he was regularly outpaced. Sandy Stuvik, a comparable Silver-graded driver, represented perhaps his most competitive rivalry, with Janosz winning 18 of 26 head-to-head finishes.[2]

Janosz retired in 2016 without securing a race win or podium across his career. His record reflects a professional-level driver who operated consistently in mid-field but could not break through to the regular front-running performances needed to advance further in the feeder ladder.