🇬🇧 Oliver Jarvis

Oliver Jarvis is a professional endurance racing driver rated at 4,559 on the Elo scale, competing at the established professional level with FIA Platinum grading. He races primarily in multiclass and single-class prototype championships: the IMSA WeatherTech series driving LMP2 cars for Intersport Racing, the World Endurance Championship with United Autosports, and the European Le Mans Series also with United Autosports, where he pilots LMP2 prototypes across shared-driver formats.[1]

Across 17 seasons Jarvis has accumulated 161 starts yielding 16 wins and 56 podiums. His most significant achievement came in 2022 when he won the IMSA WeatherTech DPi championship. In the IMSA WeatherTech series alone he has 5 wins from 66 starts; in the WEC he has taken 8 wins from 53 starts and 23 podiums; in the European Le Mans Series he holds 1 win from 20 starts. His earlier career included entries in Formula 3 Macau, where he took 2 wins in 4 starts between 2006 and 2007, and a single-seater season in Formula V8 3.5 in 2006. He has raced in Super GT and the Asian Le Mans Series, and made appearances in the 24H Series and GT World Challenge Europe. Jarvis currently leads the 2026 WEC season so far with one round completed.[2]

Jarvis races regularly against established professionals of his own calibre: Dane Cameron, a Platinum-graded driver who won the IMSA WeatherTech DPi championship in 2019 and has taken multiple titles in recent years including the 2025 European Le Mans Series LMP2 Pro/Am, and Filipe Albuquerque, another Platinum-graded established professional, are his most frequent opponents and closely matched rivals. His record includes two podium finishes ahead of Nico Hülkenberg, a two-time Formula series champion with 270 Formula 1 starts, and a single finish ahead of Alex Palou, a five-time IndyCar champion and elite-level professional. United Autosports, his primary team since 2012, has fielded 83 drivers across 38 race wins, with Bruno Senna among its strongest drivers.