🇧🇷 Bruno Senna

Bruno Senna is a Platinum-graded professional sportscar driver, rated 6,452; this places him in the elite professional band, where he competed as a full-time factory driver in top-tier endurance racing. His career spanned 13 seasons from 2007 to 2020 across 144 starts, yielding 14 wins and 37 podiums. He is the 2017 FIA Endurance Trophy champion in the WEC LMP2 class, won aboard Rebellion Racing, and accumulated 11 wins and 27 podiums across 42 WEC starts between 2013 and 2020. This forms the core of his professional record; endurance racing was where Senna established himself as a consistent front-runner among full professionals, finishing on average in eighth place across all his classified starts.[1]

Senna's earlier career included three seasons in single-seaters. He competed in Formula 1 for Williams from 2010 to 2012, making 46 starts but scoring no podiums; this placed him at the outer margin of the grid against generational and elite professional talent. Before that, he won three races and took nine podiums in GP2 Series with iSport International across 2007 and 2008. His endurance record shows he beat Platinum-graded rivals such as Vitaly Petrov consistently over 73 shared races, finishing ahead 45 times to 28, and was competitive against stronger peers including Mike Conway, though he trailed Sebastien Buemi and Kamui Kobayashi across their respective head-to-head records. In single-seaters he occasionally encountered generational drivers; he beat Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Sebastian Vettel and Sergio Perez once or twice each in their rare shared races, though these isolated results do not indicate sustained competitiveness at their level.[2]

Senna retired from racing in 2020 after his final WEC season with Rebellion, which yielded one win and three podiums across three rounds. His career was defined by professional longevity in endurance racing rather than breakthrough results in single-seaters or at the very top of the sportscar grid.