🇫🇷 Gerard Larrousse

Gerard Larrousse was an established professional who raced in Formula 1 and the FIA GT Championship during the 1970s and 2000s. His single Formula 1 start came with Brabham in 1974, finishing 17th in the championship standings. His indexed career spans three starts across both series, with his most sustained activity in GT endurance racing, where he drove shared cars for Perspective Racing in the FIA GT Championship across 2000 and 2001.[1]

Larrousse's record in the FIA GT Championship placed him against a field mixing amateurs with established professionals. He finished ahead of Luca Cappellari, who would become the 2004 FIA GT Championship champion, and Christian Ried, a multiple World Endurance Championship LMGTE Am winner. His Formula 1 appearance, though a single outing at an elite level, came during a season that fielded drivers ranging from amateurs to graded professionals, competing for Brabham alongside a team that included Nelson Piquet among its drivers across the index.[2]