🇫🇷 Théo Pourchaire

Théo Pourchaire is an established professional racing driver competing across international single-seaters and endurance racing. He holds an FIA Platinum grade, the highest category for professional motorsport. His career has been anchored by ART Grand Prix, for whom he won the 2019 ADAC Formula 4 championship and the 2020 Formula 3 championship. He currently races for Peugeot Totalenergies in the FIA World Endurance Championship, driving LMP2 prototypes in a multiclass endurance field that requires shared driving across two or more drivers per car.[1]

Pourchaire's single-seater record spans Formula 4 through Formula 2. In ADAC Formula 4, he took four wins and twelve podiums across twenty starts, establishing himself in a field mixing amateurs and professionals. He progressed to Formula 3 in 2020 with two wins from eighteen starts, then spent four seasons in Formula 2 from 2020 to 2023, where he scored six wins and twenty podiums from eighty-one starts. His 2023 Formula 2 campaign, conducted with ART Grand Prix, yielded the championship. He has also contested IndyCar road courses, completing six starts in 2024, and made two appearances in Super Formula that same year. His endurance racing includes six starts in the European Le Mans Series in 2025, which produced one podium. His current WEC campaign has yielded six starts so far this season, and he sits nineteenth in the championship standings as the season continues.[2]

Pourchaire has raced regularly against Gold-graded professionals including Dennis Hauger, 2021 Formula 3 champion and 2025 Indy NXT champion, whom he meets closely in head-to-head competition, and Richard Verschoor, a Gold-graded established professional with extensive Formula 2 and Formula 3 experience whom Pourchaire typically finishes ahead of. He has also finished ahead of Oscar Piastri, the generational professional now competing in Formula 1, across their shared single-seater campaigns. In 2026 he was signed to race full-time in the Formula E Gen4 era with Opel.