🇧🇪 Tom Van Rompuy

Tom Van Rompuy is a Belgian amateur racing driver competing in endurance and sportscar competition. Graded FIA Bronze, he occupies the amateur tier within GT and Le Mans racing, typically finishing mid-pack in fields that include both professional and gentleman drivers. His Racer Rating of 4,213 places him as a professional-level competitor; this rating reflects consistent performances in strong international fields rather than front-running results, and he remains well outside the elite tiers that dominate the sport.[1]

Van Rompuy has raced for five seasons from 2022 to 2026 across three major endurance series, accumulating 38 starts. His record shows 1 win and 7 podiums, concentrated in the FIA World Endurance Championship where he has driven for Akkodis ASP Team since late 2025. In the WEC he has taken 1 win and 5 podiums from 20 starts. His head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals tells the story of his standing: against François Heriau (FIA Bronze) and Simon Mann (FIA Silver), both drivers rated in the 4,800s, he trails significantly, with records of 7-16 and 7-14 respectively. However, he has recorded sporadic victories against stronger drivers; he beat Kelvin van der Linde (a Platinum-graded 1-time champion rated 5,959) five times across shared races, and has single wins over Logan Sargeant (Platinum, 6,063) and Giuliano Alesi (Gold, 5,736). These results are isolated within larger negative head-to-head records and do not establish a pattern of dominance, but they confirm he can finish ahead of full professionals in the right circumstances.[2]

Van Rompuy's average finish of P12.2 across all classified starts reflects his position as a competent mid-field endurance driver. The Asian Le Mans Series has yielded no podiums in 10 starts, whilst the European Le Mans Series brought 2 podiums from 8 starts before his move to the WEC. His current activity in the 2026 WEC season has already returned 1 podium from 4 rounds, aligning with his established pace in that series.