🇷🇺 Roman Rusinov

Roman Rusinov is an established professional racing driver, FIA Gold-graded, competing in multiclass endurance championships across multiple continents. He races primarily for G-Drive Racing, a team he has driven for since the FIA World Endurance Championship's inception in 2012. His machinery spans LMP2 prototypes in the WEC and European Le Mans Series, and GT machinery in the 24H Series and national-level endurance racing.[1]

Rusinov won the WEC championship twice, in 2013 and 2015, both with G-Drive Racing. Across the WEC alone he scored 17 wins and 27 podiums from 57 starts between 2012 and 2021. His record in the European Le Mans Series began in 2021 with a win and two podiums in six starts. Outside his primary team, he took a podium in shared-car endurance racing for Rossa Racing in the 24H Series. His most recent indexed activity came in 2021, when he finished 23rd in the WEC championship standings across two rounds raced.[2]

The company Rusinov keeps reflects his standing as a consistent frontrunner in international endurance racing. Richard Bradley, a WEC LMP2 champion and regular series competitor, typically finishes behind him; Ricardo Gonzalez, an established professional with decades of WEC starts, remains closely matched with him. His peers in the graded professional endurance field include António Félix da Costa, the 2022 WEC LMP2 champion and Formula E title-holder, whom Rusinov has beaten in individual meetings. G-Drive Racing, his long-term employer, fields drivers across the elite professional tier, and Rusinov has contributed substantially to the team's 54 wins across the index.