🇫🇷 Loïc Duval

Loïc Duval is a French driver who built his early reputation in open-wheel racing before transitioning fully into endurance competition. Having come up through the junior ranks in France, he found significant success in Formula Nippon, where he claimed the championship in 2009, a result that helped establish his credentials ahead of a move into sports car racing. His most celebrated achievement came with Audi Sport, where he shared a winning Audi R18 with Allan McNish and Tom Kristensen to take overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2013, cementing his standing among endurance racing's proven winners.[1]

Currently competing in the FIA World Endurance Championship with Peugeot Totalenergies, Duval remains an active figure in the sport with 83 career starts and 4 podium finishes to his name, though no race wins or championships are recorded in this current stretch of his career. His Racer Rating stands at 5,438, placing him 216th among active drivers on the Elo-style scale. In the 2026 season, Duval has appeared in 3 rounds without a win or podium, sitting 30th in the standings, a stat line reflecting a challenging start to the campaign for the veteran Frenchman as he continues his tenure with the Peugeot squad.[2]