🇬🇧 Freddie Hunt

Freddie Hunt is a British racing driver and the son of 1976 Formula One World Champion James Hunt. He came up through various motorsport categories before settling into sportscar competition, most recently having driven in the Prototype Cup Germany for Reiter Engineering. His entry into the European Le Mans Series with Eurointernational marked a step into one of endurance racing's established feeder categories, carrying the weight of a well known family name into a discipline built around consistency and teamwork rather than individual flair.[1]

Within Racer DB's records, Hunt's European Le Mans Series career with Eurointernational currently stands at a single start, with no championships, wins, or podiums to his name, and a Racer Rating of 2,503, placing him 1780th among active drivers on the database's Elo-style scale. In the 2026 season, he has competed in one round without a win or podium, sitting P131 in the standings. His record reflects a driver still establishing himself in the series, now retired from the entry listed, with his broader career shaped by the varied categories he passed through on the way to sportscar racing.[2]