🇨🇴 Tatiana Calderón

Tatiana Calderón is an entry-level professional competing across multiple international racing categories. A Colombian driver active since 2008, she races primarily in single-seater and prototype series at the international level. She holds FIA Silver grading, a classification that places her below the full professional Gold and Platinum grades in sportscar and endurance racing. Her most extensive indexed experience lies in the FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Carlin, where she accumulated 82 starts across three seasons from 2013 to 2015.[1]

Calderón's career has spanned 16 seasons and 217 starts across multiple series of varying competitiveness. She progressed from karting through Star Mazda, where she took two podium finishes in 24 starts, into the European Formula 3 ladder; her three career podiums across all series include one result in Formula V8 3.5. She moved into Formula 2 in 2019 with Charouz Racing System, competing for four seasons in a 29-start campaign. In parallel with single-seater racing, she has competed in prototype and sportscar endurance racing: six starts in the FIA World Endurance Championship with Richard Mille Racing in 2020 and 2021, and further prototype racing in the IMSA WeatherTech Championship and European Le Mans Series. She also tested single-seater racing at the highest level, with seven IndyCar starts in 2022 and nine Super Formula entries in Japan during 2020 and 2021.[2]

In the FIA Formula 3 European Championship, Calderón raced against an international field that included future Formula 1 drivers; she finished ahead of both Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc on occasion, though Verstappen was her regular rival and typically finished ahead of her. Against Sean Gelael, a fellow professional also holding FIA Silver grading and a regular competitor across Formula 2, WEC and the Formula 3 European ranks, she proved closely matched. In endurance racing Calderón shared prototypes with co-drivers in multiclass grids mixing amateurs and graded professionals. More recently, she has raced in NASCAR Brasil, a formula outside the indexed series above, and became the first woman to win a NASCAR Brasil race overall in 2026.