🇫🇷 David Terrien

David Terrien is a retired French professional racing driver, FIA Silver-graded, who competed in endurance racing and single-seaters from 1998 to 2004. He raced in the FIA GT Championship for Scuderia Veregra, where he shared cars across 27 starts, and also contested International Formula 3000 and Formula 3 Macau in the earlier part of his career.[1]

Terrien took one win and six podiums across 34 career starts. His single victory came in the FIA GT Championship during his four seasons in that series, where he proved a consistent midfield competitor. In 1999 he made six starts in International Formula 3000 for DAMS alongside his early endurance efforts, a year that saw him win the Jean Rondeau Prize and contest the SportsRacing World Cup. His final season in 2004 saw him finish 35th in the FIA GT Championship standings across a single round entered.[2]

In the FIA GT Championship, Terrien raced alongside regular opponents including the entry-level professional and Platinum-graded Fabio Babini and the professional Anthony Kumpen, against whom he was closely matched. He also finished ahead of the established professional Gonzalo Rodríguez, a driver with 27 International Formula 3000 starts. Most of his indexed racing came with JMB Competition, a small team that fielded him for 11 of his 27 FIA GT Championship starts.