🇨🇭 Grégoire Saucy

Grégoire Saucy is an established professional racing driver rated at 5,030, holding FIA Gold grading in sportscar and endurance racing. He competes in multiclass endurance series for United Autosports, driving LMP2 prototypes in the European Le Mans Series and World Endurance Championship. His racing career spans ten seasons from 2017 onwards, built primarily through single-seater competition before transitioning to prototype racing in 2024.[1]

Saucy won the 2021 Formula Regional European championship with ART Grand Prix, taking eight wins and ten podiums across eighteen starts; that title marked the peak of his single-seater record. His earlier seasons in Italian F4, ADAC Formula 4, Formula Renault Eurocup and Formula 3 yielded occasional podiums but no championships, establishing him as a consistent if unspectacular performer in junior formulae. He has since moved into endurance racing, where his record in the European Le Mans Series stands at three wins and seven podiums from fifteen starts across two seasons; the WEC has yielded one podium from seventeen starts. His 2026 campaign is still in progress, with one round of World Endurance Championship racing completed so far.[2]

Through his single-seater years Saucy regularly encountered established and elite professionals. He finished ahead of Isack Hadjar, a Formula 2 and Formula 1 race driver holding FIA Platinum grading, on seventeen occasions; he also recorded a single victory over Liam Lawson, another Platinum-graded driver with Formula 2 and Formula 1 credentials. More frequently he was closely matched against William Alatalo and Paul Aron, both established competitors across the same junior formulae. In endurance racing he operates in fields mixing amateurs, semi-professionals and graded professionals in shared-car competition, where his records reflect both his own pace and his co-drivers' contributions.