🇩🇰 Malthe Jakobsen

Malthe Jakobsen is an established professional racing in multiclass endurance championships. Graded FIA Gold, he competes for Peugeot Totalenergies in the WEC, where he has made 16 starts across four seasons. His primary racing takes place in the Asian Le Mans Series, a single-class endurance championship where he drives LMP2 prototypes for Crowdstrike Racing by APR, and the European Le Mans Series, where he races LMP2 and LMP3 prototypes for Algarve Pro Racing. His rating of 5,474 reflects the level of established professional; a driver capable of winning races and podiums at series championships while facing the full range of professional and semi-professional competition in multiclass grids.[1]

Across seven seasons of indexed racing from 2020 onwards, Jakobsen has compiled 89 starts, 18 wins and 35 podiums. He won the 2022 European Le Mans Series LMP3 championship with COOL Racing and has taken three consecutive Asian Le Mans Series titles, in 2024, 2025 and 2026 with Crowdstrike Racing by APR and Algarve Pro Racing. His most consistent output comes in the Asian Le Mans Series, where he has nine wins from 21 starts and has finished on the podium in 13 of those races. The European Le Mans Series shows six wins and 13 podiums across 27 starts in multiclass competition. He has also raced in IMSA WeatherTech, taking two wins and six podiums from 14 starts in North American multiclass endurance racing. In the WEC, his current season in 2026 sees him sitting 19th in the standings after six rounds still to be completed.[2]

Jakobsen runs closely with established and elite professional company. He is regularly matched with Paul Di Resta, an FIA Platinum graded established professional and 2006 Formula 3 Euro Series champion with experience in Formula 1 and 44 WEC starts. Against Matthew Bell, a 2020 IMSA Prototype Challenge and 2021 European Le Mans Series LMP3 champion with 59 IMSA starts, Jakobsen typically finishes ahead. He has beaten Pato O'Ward, an elite professional with an IndyCar record of 124 starts and championships in IMSA Prototype Challenge and Indy NXT, and Scott McLaughlin, a two-time Supercars champion and FIA Platinum graded driver with 104 IndyCar starts, in individual races.