🇬🇧 Mike Conway

Mike Conway is a Platinum-graded professional racing driver competing in endurance racing at the elite level. He drives for Toyota Gazoo Racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he has been a regular since 2013. His record spans 23 seasons and 224 starts across single-seaters and sportscars, from Formula Renault through IndyCar to his primary focus in the WEC, where he has won two world championships.[1]

Conway holds two WEC world titles, in 2013 with G-Drive Racing and 2021 with Toyota Gazoo Racing, and has won the 24 Hours of Le Mans twice, most recently in 2026. Across the WEC he has recorded 24 wins and 52 podiums from 90 starts. His single-seater career included four IndyCar victories between 2009 and 2014, split between road courses and ovals, and a brief stint in Formula E; he was a Formula One test driver for Honda. The 2026 WEC season remains in progress; Conway has taken one win and two podiums so far from four rounds.[2]

In the WEC, Conway regularly opposes Sébastien Buemi, a multiple champion across the series and Formula E with 97 WEC starts; the pair are closely matched. He has also raced alongside Helio Castroneves, an IndyCar champion and professional endurance regular with whom Conway typically finishes behind. His strongest single result against elite opposition came against Álex Palou, a four-time IndyCar champion, whom he has beaten once. Toyota Gazoo Racing fields elite-level talent; alongside Conway, the team has campaigned Fernando Alonso, an elite professional, and holds 117 wins across its indexed campaign.