🇯🇵 Loïc Duval

Loïc Duval is an established professional racing driver rated Platinum by the FIA for endurance and sportscar competition. He races in the FIA World Endurance Championship for Peugeot Totalenergies, driving LMP2 prototypes, and has been active across endurance, single-seater and touring car racing since 2004. His 241 career starts span 21 seasons, from Formula 3 through Formula E, DTM, Super GT and the world's two major endurance championships.[1]

Duval won the 2010 Super GT championship with Weider Honda Racing and has taken 11 wins across his career. His primary record is in the WEC, where he has started 80 times with six wins and 22 podiums; he also won the 2013 24 Hours of Le Mans, driving an Audi R18 alongside Allan McNish and Tom Kristensen. In single-seater racing, he took seven podiums in the 2004-05 Formula 3 Euro Series and a further podium in Formula E between 2014 and 2016. His touring car campaign in DTM, racing for Audi Sport Team Phoenix from 2018 to 2020, yielded three podiums across 48 starts. In the 2017-22 IMSA WeatherTech series, he took five podiums and one win from 18 starts. The 2026 WEC season is still in progress; Duval currently sits 19th in the championship standings after six rounds.[2]

Duval races most regularly against established professionals of his own calibre. He is closely matched in the WEC with André Lotterer and Sébastien Buemi, both multiple WEC champions; Lotterer has titles in Super GT and the top class across three years, while Buemi has won the championship five times and finished as a Formula 1 driver and multiple Formula E champion. Duval has finished ahead of Lewis Hamilton twice and Nico Rosberg three times in their shared Formula 3 Euro Series season, outpacing drivers who would go on to dominate Formula 1.