🇫🇷 Jean-Philippe Dayraut

Jean-Philippe Dayraut is a French professional racing driver, FIA Bronze-graded, who competed in endurance prototypes and touring cars across a sparse career spanning 2008 to 2013. He raced LMP3 prototypes for DKR Engineering in the European Le Mans Series, a multiclass endurance championship where professional, semi-professional and amateur drivers share single cars through stints; he also made two touring car starts for Anome in the World Touring Car Championship, racing solo, and one FIA GT Championship endurance outing.[1]

Dayraut's indexed record consists of five starts. In the European Le Mans Series he took one win and one podium in two races for DKR Engineering in 2021. His touring car campaign saw him finish 22nd in the World Touring Car Championship standings in 2013 across two rounds. He also started once in the FIA GT Championship in 2008. Away from the indexed series, he won the Andros Trophy ice racing championship four times between 2009 and 2013 and has managed the Circuit d'Albi.[2]

In his sole significant endurance programme, Dayraut raced in a field dominated by graded professionals, including the Gold-rated Malthe Jakobsen, a multiple champion of the European Le Mans Series and Asian Le Mans Series. His touring car entry placed him against Platinum-graded Norbert Michelisz, a two-time TCR World Tour champion with over 180 WTCC starts behind him. DKR Engineering, the team fielding three of his five starts, is an established operation with 41 race wins across the index and a roster anchored by established professional Tom Dillmann.