🇩🇪 Felipe Fernández Laser

Felipe Fernández Laser is a professional endurance racing driver rated at 4,127, competing in multiclass and single-class championships across Europe and Asia. He holds FIA Gold grading, placing him among the top tier of endurance professionals. Laser drives primarily for Rinaldi Racing in the Le Mans Cup, where he races LMP3 prototypes, and has most recently competed in the 2026 Road to Le Mans series with the same team.[1]

His record spans nine seasons from 2016 to the present, with 72 starts across seven series. He has taken five wins and seventeen podiums, with particular strength in the longer-format endurance races; he has won twice at the Nürburgring 24 Hours, driven for Walkenhorst Motorsport, and recorded a pair of podium finishes in the 24H Series multiclass championship. In single-driver or shorter-format racing, he has won in the Prototype Cup Germany and the Road to Le Mans support series. His most consistent platform has been the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, where he has competed regularly since 2016 with Gamota Racing and added one win among three podiums across twelve starts.[2]

The calibre of his regular opposition reflects his standing. Laser runs closely matched with Steve Parrow, the 2025 Le Mans Cup LMP3 Pro/Am champion, and typically finishes ahead of Fraser Ross, a Silver-graded competitor from the same series. Against the established professionals who pass through these grids, his record includes single wins over Matt Campbell, a Platinum-graded driver and multiple WEC LMGTE Am champion, and over Maro Engel, winner of the 2024 GT World Challenge Europe championship. In 2026, his first starts in the Road to Le Mans carry a running total of one podium from the rounds run so far.