🇫🇷 Jonathan Perichon

Jonathan Perichon is an entry-level professional racing in national multiclass championships in the United States. He competes primarily in NASA's Spec E46 class, driving a BMW 330ci, and has recently moved into GT4 America's Pro-Am class with Stephen Cameron Racing. His FIA Bronze grading places him among amateur and gentleman drivers in endurance racing; he races NASA events solo, while his GT4 America programme involves shared drives.[1]

Perichon has completed six seasons of racing on record since 2021, taking two wins and 25 podiums across 57 starts. His primary base has been NASA, where he has run 52 starts in the Spec E46 class over five seasons, earning two wins and 24 podiums. In 2025, his most recent full NASA campaign, he finished fifth in the championship standings from nine rounds, taking one win and eight podiums. He moved into GT4 America in 2026, taking one podium from five starts in the shared-drive Pro-Am field.[2]

In a field that regularly includes graded professionals, Perichon has finished ahead of established and professional-level drivers; he has beaten Kenton Koch, a Gold-graded established professional and multiple champion across IMSA and GT4 America, once, and Michael Cooper, a Silver-graded professional and 2017 NASA 944 Spec champion, twice. Against his most regular opponent, NASA Spec E46 champion Casey Mashore, who has won the title three times, Perichon typically finishes behind him. He runs ahead of developing-level drivers such as Daniel Yanisse in their shared NASA events.