🇫🇷 Dorian Boccolacci

Dorian Boccolacci is a French racing driver who came up through the junior single-seater ranks, winning races in GP3 before progressing to FIA Formula 2. He competed for Trident in Formula 2, a stint that reflects his background as a single-seater graduate with a reputation for race craft at that level. Across his Formula 2 career, Boccolacci made 20 starts without securing a win, podium, or championship, and his current Racer Rating of 4,382 places him 715th among active drivers on a scale where the world's elite sit between 10,000 and 11,500. His status in the series is now listed as retired, closing out a chapter that saw him transition from a promising GP3 winner into a Formula 2 competitor without translating that early junior success into results at the higher level.[1]

In his final Formula 2 season in 2026, Boccolacci finished 18th in the standings with Trident, recording no wins and no podiums across 12 rounds, a result consistent with the modest overall figures of his time in the category. Away from open-wheel racing, Boccolacci has since moved into sports car competition, notably claiming the 2023 Porsche Carrera Cup France title, and he has gone on to compete in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup with Boutsen Ginion Racing and in the GT World Challenge Asia with Phantom Global Racing. This shift reflects a broader career arc common among single-seater graduates who, after a Formula 2 tenure without wins or podiums, redirect their careers toward GT and endurance racing, where Boccolacci has found renewed competitiveness.[2]