🇫🇷 Paul-Loup Chatin

Paul-Loup Chatin is an established professional racing driver competing in international prototype and sports car endurance series. He holds FIA Gold grading and races LMP2 prototypes for Genesis Magma Racing in the World Endurance Championship, where he has competed since 2014, and for IDEC Sport in the European Le Mans Series since 2021. His career spans 14 seasons across multiple disciplines, from single-seater racing early on through to his current focus on shared-driver endurance competition.[1]

Chatin won the 2023 IMSA WeatherTech LMP2 championship with Era Motorsport and has taken two WEC victories across his 44 starts in that series. He has six podiums in ELMS, one in IMSA, and a win in European Le Mans Series, accumulating 20 podium finishes across 123 career starts. His breakthrough in single-seaters came in Formula Renault Eurocup, where he took a win among three podiums in 26 starts for Tech 1 Racing between 2011 and 2012. His record in shared-car endurance racing carries the results of his co-drivers; in solo or professional-entry competition he has shown pace against established opposition.[2]

In the World Endurance Championship, Chatin regularly races against Will Stevens, the 2022 LMP2 world champion, and typically finishes behind him. He runs closely matched against Norman Nato, an established Gold-graded professional who has raced Formula E and the GP2 Series. In his early career he finished ahead of Pierre Gasly, now an elite professional and Formula 1 driver with 194 starts in that series, on four occasions in Formula Renault Eurocup. Currently sitting 16th in the 2026 WEC championship with six rounds raced so far, Chatin remains active in international endurance racing.