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French racing driver (born 2003)

Théo Pourchaire
Pourchaire in 2023
NationalityFrance French
BornThéo Jérôme Julien Pourchaire
(2003-08-20)20 August 2003 (age 22)
FIA World Endurance Championship career
Debut season2025
Current teamPeugeot TotalEnergies
Racing licenceFIA Platinum
Car number93
Starts1
Wins0
Podiums0
Poles0
Fastest laps0
Best finish26th in2025
IndyCar Series career
6 races run over 1 year
Best finish28th (2024)
First race2024Grand Prix of Long Beach
(Long Beach)
Last race2024Honda Indy Toronto
(Exhibition Place)
WinsPodiumsPoles
000
Previous series
2025
2024
2024
2020–2023
2020
2019
2018		European Le Mans Series
IndyCar Series
Super Formula
FIA Formula 2
FIA Formula 3
ADAC Formula 4
French F4 Junior
Championship titles
2023
2019
2018		FIA Formula 2
ADAC Formula 4
French F4 Junior

Théo Jérôme Julien Pourchaire (French pronunciation:[te.opuʁ.ʃɛʁ]; born 20 August 2003) is aFrenchracing driver who currently competes in theFIA World Endurance Championship forPeugeot. He is the2023 Formula 2 champion, as well as the2020 Formula 3 and2022 Formula 2 runner-up.

A former member of theSauber Academy, Pourchaire started racing in single-seaters in 2018, and proceeded to win theJunior French F4 Championship. The following year, he moved up and won the2019 ADAC Formula 4 Championship, scrapping withDennis Hauger to the title.[1][2] Pourchaire signed with ART Grand Prix for the2020 FIA Formula 3 Championship and ended the season as runner-up behindOscar Piastri by three points.

The team then promoted him to theFIA Formula 2 Championship in 2021, ranking fifth in the standings during his rookie year. The Frenchman was runner-up in2022, and claimed the title in2023. In 2024, he temporarily raced inIndyCar withArrow McLaren, initially to substitute for the injuredDavid Malukas before being signed permanently, but later being dropped in place ofNolan Siegel. He returned to full-time racing in 2025, joining theEuropean Le Mans Series withAlgarve Pro Racing.

Junior racing career

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Karting (2010–2017)

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Born inGrasse, Pourchaire began karting at the age of two and a half and made his competitive debut at age seven.[3] From there, he claimed multiple championships in his native France, as well as finishing third in the CIK-FIA OKJ andDKM Junior championships.[4][5][6][7]

Formula 4 (2018–2019)

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2018: French F4

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Pourchaire at the2018 French F4 Championship

In 2018, aged fourteen, Pourchaire stepped up to single-seaters, contesting theFrench F4 championship.[8] Despite being ineligible for the main championship on account of his age, he made an immediate impression at the opening round inCircuit de Nogaro, taking second and third in the first two races to secure his maiden podium finishes in car racing.[9][10] Pourchaire’s breakthrough moment came inSpa-Francorchamps, where he claimed his first single-seater victory in Race 2 after a composed drive from the front of the field..[11] It would be his only win of the season. Pourchaire returned to the podium inMagny Cours finishing second in Race 1 before being forced to retire from the second with a mechanical issue.[12] He recovered strongly in Race 3 to take another second-place finish.[13] but overall claimed seven podiums during the season. More podium results followed as the season progressed, including a fourth place inJerez; promoted due to a guest driver finishing ahead;[14] and a double podium at the season finale inPaul Ricard.[15][16] Across the season, Pourchaire recorded seven overall podiums and finished third in the championship standings behindUgo de Wilde and championCaio Collet. In the junior category, he claimed sixteen junior victories to be crowned Junior Champion.[citation needed]

Three years later in 2021, Pourchaire completed aFrench F4 test atCircuit Paul Ricard.[17]

2019: ADAC Formula 4

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Pourchaire Oschersleben Grille ADAC F4 2019
Pourchaire at the2019 ADAC Formula 4 Championship

Pourchaire remained inFormula 4 for 2019, switching to theADAC Formula 4 championship with US Racing-CHRS outfit.[18] He recorded his first podium in the series with second place in the second race inOschersleben.[19] Another runner-up finish followed at theRed Bull Ring,[20] where a post-race penalty forDennis Hauger promoted Pourchaire to his maiden ADAC F4 victory.[21][22] He followed it up with third place the next day.[23] At theGerman Grand Prix support round inHockenheim, Pourchaire secured a pair of podium finishes,[24][25] before collecting two further third places inZandvoort.[26] His strongest weekend came at theNürburgring, where he took two victories to extend his championship lead.[27][28] The second visit to Hockenheim proved more difficult; he collided with fellowSauber juniorArthur Leclerc in the first race and stalled at the start of the second.[29][30] With Hauger winning all three races, Pourchaire's advantage shrunk from 68 to just one point. At theSachsenring title decider, a win and two runner-up places secured Pourchaire the championship over Hauger by seven points.[31][32][33][34]

FIA Formula 3 (2020)

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Pourchaire took part in the 2019 post-season test atCircuit Ricardo Tormo withCarlin Buzz Racing andART Grand Prix.[35][36][37] In December, he joined ART to contest the2020 season.[38] Pourchaire encountered a difficult start at theRed Bull Ring, qualifying 20th and finishing outside the points in both races. One week later, he rebounded strongly, qualifying fifth and taking ninth in Race 1. Starting second for Race 2, he took the lead fromJake Hughes into the first corner. Despite losing positions to Hughes andLiam Lawson, their later collision handed Pourchaire Formula 3 victory, making him making him the youngest winner in FIA F3 history at sixteen.[39][40] At theHungaroring, Pourchaire qualified third and moved into the lead afterLogan Sargeant andAlexander Smolyar made contact.[41] He dominated the red-flagged race to take his second win by nearly twelve seconds.[42][43] He completed a solid weekend with sixth place in Race 2. Pourchaire had a tougher outing inSilverstone, finishing twelfth in the first race and eighth during the second.[44] During thesecond Silverstone event, Pourchaire qualified sixth held the position in Race 1 after battles withBent Viscaal andOscar Piastri, and climbed to third in Race 2 to secure his third podium of the year.[45] Consistent points followed inBarcelona, where he finished seventh and sixth.[46]

Pourchaire qualified on the front row inSpa-Francorchamps,[47] finishing second behindLirim Zendeli in Race 1.[48] The next day, he placed fifth after dropping from an early podium position.[49] A decisive run of form began inMonza, where he claimed his first pole position,[50] though a five-place grid penalty for driving unnecessarily slowly set him back for Race 1.[51] He surged to the front by passing Lawson on lap 4, before finishing second after a late overtake fromFrederik Vesti.[52] A difficult start in Race 2 dropped him to 17th, but he recovered to third, later promoted to second after Lawson’s penalty.[53] Leaving Monza, Pourchaire moved to third in the standings, 24 points adrift of leader Piastri. In theMugello finale. Pourchaire qualified seventh, ahead of Piastri but behind Sargeant. He passed Sargeant in Race 1 and overtook Zendeli on the final lap to finish third,[54] reducing his deficit to nine points entering the final race.[55] In the decider, Sargeant retired on the opening lap while Pourchaire climbed to third; however, Piastri's advance to seventh ensured the Australian the title by three points over Pourchaire.[56][57] Pourchaire finished the season runner-up with two wins, eight podiums and 161 points, and was one of only a few full-time drivers to finish every race.

FIA Formula 2 (2020–2023)

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2020: Formula 2 debut

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Pourchaire made hisFormula 2 debut during the2020 Sakhir Formula 2 round withHWA Racelab.

In October 2020, it was announced that Pourchaire would make hisFIA Formula 2 Championship debut at the final two rounds of the2020 season at theBahrain International Circuit. He drove forHWA Racelab, replacing former FIA Formula 3 competitorJake Hughes and partneringArtem Markelov.[58] Pourchaire qualified sixteenth for the first feature race and finished eighteenth. In the first sprint race, he was forced to retire when his fire extinguisher deployed inside his cockpit.[59] He finished the final two races in 18th and 21st place, respectively.

2021: Learning year and maiden Formula 2 victories

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In January 2021 it was announced that he would joinART Grand Prix for the2021 Formula 2 Championship alongside thenAlpine juniorChristian Lundgaard.[60] Looking towards his first full campaign of F2, Pourchaire stated that "[this] year will be tough, but it is going to be really important."[61] At theBahrain season opener, Pourchaire qualified eleventh, but was elevated to tenth followingJüri Vips's disqualification, earning reverse pole for the first sprint.[62] After being overtaken byLiam Lawson at the start, he retired from second place with a mechanical issue mid-race.[63] He recovered to score his first points in the second sprint with sixth place having started nineteenth, and finished eighth in the feature race.[64] A breakthrough came inMonaco where he secured pole position, breaking the record for the youngest polesitter in Formula 2 history.[65][66] After finishing seventh and fourth in the sprint races,[67] Pourchaire converted pole into victory in the feature race, becoming the youngest race winner in F2/GP2 history, usurping the record previously held byLando Norris.[68][69] Upon winning, Pourchaire admitted that "he cried on the radio" and it was "a dream come true".[70]

Pourchaire during the 2020 post-season testing at theBahrain International Circuit

InBaku, Pourchaire qualified fourth and finished fifth in Sprint Race 1.[71] His weekend unravelled in the second sprint when opening lap contact withRalph Boschung damaged his front wing, leaving him ninth at the flag.[72] A first-lap collision withMarcus Armstrong andDan Ticktum during the feature race left Pourchaire with a fractured left wrist. He criticised Ticktum after the incident, while Ticktum received an in-race penalty.[73] Despite initially being unsure of competing inSilverstone, Pourchaire recovered in time for the event. before the round began.[74] He finished fifth in Sprint Race 1 and eighth in the feature race, later noting he still felt "a little pain" from the Baku injury.[75]

Pourchaire driving theDallara F2 2018 during the2021 Silverstone Formula 2 round

Pourchaire returned to winning form inMonza with his second victory of the season, overtaking Ticktum early in Sprint Race 1 before hunting and passing Vips for the lead.[76][77][78] He narrowly missed out on a second podium that weekend during the feature race after being caught by Ticktum’s fresher tyres late in the feature race.[79] Pourchaire qualified third inSochi.[80] He finished fifth in Sprint Race 1 after avoidingJehan Daruvala's late spin,[81] and delivered a strong performance in the feature race was more successful, jumpingOscar Piastri in the pit cycle before losing the position on colder tyres. He eventually finished second, two seconds behind Piastri.[82]

InJeddah, Pourchaire once again qualified third but crashed out of Sprint Race 1 while running seventh.[83][84] He rebounded in the second sprint, climbing from 19th to sixth despite reporting difficult drivability of the car from the accident.[85] The feature race was marred by a heavy start-line collision withEnzo Fittipaldi, who struck Pourchaire's stalled car. Pourchaire escaped uninjured, though Fittipaldi sustained injuries.[86] In theAbu Dhabi finale, Pourchaire finished seventh and ninth in the sprint races, which was followed by a fourth place in the feature race after a close battle withFelipe Drugovich.[87] Pourchaire ended his rookie Formula 2 campaign fifth in the standings with 140 points, comfortably ahead of teammate Lundgaard.[88] His season included one pole position, two victories, four fastest laps and three further podium finishes.

2022: Vice-Champion

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Pourchaire driving forART Grand Prix during the2022 Spielberg Formula 2 round

Pourchaire stayed withART Grand Prix for the2022 season, alongside F3 graduate andMercedes juniorFrederik Vesti.[89] Entering his sophomore season, Pourchaire was regarded as one of the title favourites.[90]

He began the campaign strongly inBahrain, qualifying second,[91] but endured a mechanical retirement during the sprint race having made his way to fifth.[92] In the feature race however, Pourchaire capitalised on strategic opportunities and an incident for polesitterJack Doohan to secure his first victory of the year, despite a broken visor that caused a lack of concentration.[93][94][95] However, he endured a difficult weekend inJeddah marked by car issues; this ultimately led to a retirement in the feature race and it costed him the championship lead.[96] Pourchaire returned to form inImola as he secured the feature race victory after benefitting from crashes ahead of him; this allowed him to briefly reclaim the championship lead.[97][98] Consistent points finishes followed inBarcelona, but lost the championship lead once more after title rivalFelipe Drugovich secured both victories that weekend.[99][100]

He followed this with a second place finish in theMonaco feature race having qualified second,[101][102] having pressured Drugovich throughout the whole of the race.[103][104] InBaku, he qualified outside the top ten and only salvaged a seventh place finish in the sprint race,[105] as his feature race was compromised after sustaining damage during a safety car restart.[106] InSilverstone, Pourchaire finished fourth in the sprint after numerous overtakes from ninth, and secured another second place in the feature race after pressuringLogan Sargeant throughout the race.[107][108] He took back-to-back podiums in theAustrian sprint race,[109] retaining his podium position following an investigation on track limits.[110] A strategic misstep backfired for Pourchaire in the feature race after starting on wet tyres on a drying track; he finished thirteenth.[111] At his home round inFrance, Pourchaire initially finished third in the sprint race,[112] but was stripped of the rostrum after forcingMarcus Armstrong off-track.[113] He redeemed himself with an early pit stop during the feature race, allowing him to finish in second place.[114][115] He reignited the title fight inHungary after qualifying fourth,[116] where he won the feature race in a controlled drive.[117][118][119][120]

Pourchaire's title bid faltered starting inSpa-Francorchamps, where he only took three points which all came from the sprint race,[121] as an early gearbox issue forced him to retire in the feature race.[122] A crash in qualifying left him sixteenth inZandvoort,[123] and only finished ninth in the feature race after an early safety car failed to pay in his favour.[124] As Drugovich extended his lead to 70 points, Pourchaire acknowledged that his title hopes were effectively over.[125]Monza brought further misfortune. A red flag interrupted his qualifying run and left Pourchaire fourteenth,[126] and finishing outside the top six in the sprint race mathematically eliminated him from title contention.[127] His feature race ended on the opening lap after contact withRalph Boschung andLuca Ghiotto.[128] At the season finale inAbu Dhabi, Pourchaire qualified third,[129] but retired from the feature race after hitting a bird while running inside the top-four.[130]

Despite his late season setback, Pourchaire finished runner-up in the championship with three wins, seven podiums and 164 points.[131] He took part in the post-season test with ART amidst uncertainty of where he would race in 2023.[132][133]

2023: Champion

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Pourchaire during the2023 Spielberg Formula 2 round

Pourchaire remained withART Grand Prix in2023 alongside reigning F3 championVictor Martins.[134] Despite previously stating that he did not intend to pursue a third Formula 2 campaign,Sauber later committed to financing his 2023 season, prompting his return to the series.[135] At the opening round inBahrain, Pourchaire delivered a dominant qualifying performance, securing pole position by over seven tenths.[136][137] After finishing fifth in the sprint race following a strong opening lap,[138] he proceeded to convert pole into a commanding feature race victory, winning by nineteen seconds to take an early championship lead.[139][140] HisJeddah weekend proved more challenging. Although he qualified third,[141] a collision withOliver Bearman in the sprint race resulted in a grid penalty for the feature race,[142] where he finished outside the points. InMelbourne, Pourchaire continued his strong qualifying form by securing second,[143] but crashed out of the sprint race on cold tyres.[144][145] InBaku, he again qualified third,[146] but ended his sprint race in the wall due to cold tyres.[147] Nevertheless, he redeemed himself with third place in the feature race, having briefly led at the start.[148]

InMonaco, Pourchaire qualified third[149] and went on to finish second place in the feature race.[150] InBarcelona, he recovered from a three-place grid drop in the sprint race to finish second in wet conditions,[151][152][153] before finishing seventh in the feature race, conceding further points to title rivalFrederik Vesti.[154] Pourchaire qualified third atAustria.[155] In the sprint, In the sprint race, he climbed to second on wet tyres amid mixed strategies, but was forced into an additional pit stop as the track dried, dropping to fourteenth.[156] He was disadvantaged by a late safety car in the feature race, where he dropped to eighth after being passed by rivals on fresher tyres.[157] Despite qualifying eighth inSilverstone,[158] he secured his first double podium of the season; finishing second in the sprint race after numerous overtakes,[159] and third in the feature race,[160] significantly reducing title leader Vesti's championship advantage.

InBudapest, he finished fourth in the sprint after a battle withOliver Bearman,[161] and sixth in the feature race despite suffering from tyre degradation.[162] He returned to the rostrum in theSpa-Francorchamps sprint race by finishing third;[163] he was later elevated a further position followingRichard Verschoor's disqualification.[164] In the feature race, Pourchaire appeared on course for his second win of the season after gaining the lead during the pit stop phase. A late safety car, however, allowedJack Doohan, who was on an alternate strategy, to pit and eventually pass him for the lead.[165] Nevertheless, his second place enabled him to reclaim the championship lead after Vesti failed to start the race.[166] Pourchaire endured a non-scoring round inZandvoort, as he crashed out of the feature race shortly after pitting.[167] He responded strongly inMonza, securing pole position.[168][169] After multiple overtakes saw him fourth in the sprint race,[170] he went on to claim third in the feature race after losing the lead early.[171] With Vesti's retirement, Pourchaire extended his championship advantage to 25 points heading into the final round.

Entering theAbu Dhabi season finale with little margin for error,[172] Pourchaire qualified fourteenth,[173] but limited the damage in the sprint race with a seventh place finish.[174] In the feature race, he executed an effective undercut strategy to finish fifth, securing the Formula 2 Drivers’ Championship.[175] Upon his crowning moment, he was quick to praise ART and said that "it's a great, great end to a beautiful story together".[176][177] Pourchaire concluded the season with one victory, two pole positions, ten podium finishes and 203 points, while also helping ART Grand Prix secure the Teams’ Championship for the first time.

Super Formula (2024)

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Pourchaire was set for aSuper Formula test at theSuzuka Circuit from 7–8 December 2022 withKondo Racing[178] but was called off.[179] His first test came about on 6–8 December the following year, as the Frenchman drove forTeam Impul at Suzuka.[180]

2024: Curtailed campaign

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Team Impul soon confirmed that Pourchaire would race for them in the2024 Super Formula Championship.[181] In the first race of the season in Suzuka, he finished eighteenth after an off-track excursion that made him lose many positions.[182] Pourchaire then withdrew from the championship altogether to participate in theIndyCar withArrow McLaren;[183] he was replaced byBen Barnicoat for the next round of the season at Autopolis.[184]

Formula One

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As part of his signing with US Racing-CHRS for the2019 ADAC Formula 4 Championship, Pourchaire was made a member of theSauber Junior Team.[185] In June 2020, Pourchaire renewed his relationship with the scheme.[186]

Pourchaire completed his first Formula One test in August 2021, driving theAlfa Romeo Racing C38 at theHungaroring.[187] Pourchaire was listed as one of the contenders to fill the second seat atAlfa Romeo alongsideValtteri Bottas, but instead went toZhou Guanyu. Alfa Romeo team bossFrédéric Vasseur stating that it was "too risky" to promote Pourchaire.[188]

Pourchaire moved into a testing role withAlfa Romeo F1 Team for the2022 season and took part in oneFriday free practice session (FP1).[189][190] He made his FP1 debut with Alfa Romeo at the2022 United States Grand Prix, while also confirming that he would become the team's reserve driver for 2023.[191] Pourchaire also participated in the post-season tests in Abu Dhabi.[192]

Ahead of the2023 Singapore Grand Prix, Alfa Romeo announced that Pourchaire would remain the reserve driver for 2024, asValtteri Bottas andZhou Guanyu had been retained.[193][194] Following that, Pourchaire revealed that he was "very close" to signing with Alfa Romeo for 2024.[195] Pourchaire partook in his first free practice session of 2023 at theMexico City Grand Prix.[196] However, he failed to set a competitive lap time after a brake-by-wire system that forced him out for most of the session.[197] Pourchaire's second free practice session of the year came at theAbu Dhabi Grand Prix, where he ran theC43 in place of Zhou Guanyu.[198][199] Pourchaire also took part in the young drivers' test with Alfa Romeo, ending 11th.[200]

Despite being the reserve driver for2024, Pourchaire did not take part in any practice sessions throughout the season. He was mentioned as an option to join the team in2025, but the seats were eventually given toNico Hülkenberg and2024 Formula 2 championGabriel Bortoleto.[201] At the end of the season, it was announced that Pourchaire would leave Sauber after graduating from the programme.[202]

Endurance racing career

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2024

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In November 2024, Pourchaire drove anendurance racing car for the first time, driving thePeugeothypercar during the rookie test at theBahrain International Circuit.[203]

2025: ELMS and Le Mans debut

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Pourchaire making hisLe Mans debut in2025.

Following the test, Pourchaire was named as a test and development driver forPeugeot for the2025 FIA World Endurance Championship.[204] In April, Pourchaire was announced to be driving forAlgarve Pro Racing in the2025 European Le Mans Series alongsideLorenzo Fluxá andMatthias Kaiser.[205] After points finishes in the opening two rounds, Pourchaire secured his first pole position during the4 Hours of Imola.[206] They were unable to hold onto the lead and eventually finished third, nevertheless it marked Pourchaire's first endurance racing podium.[207] This was their main highlight of the year, as the #25 car finished seventh in the standings.

Pourchaire also partook in the24 Hours of Le Mans with Algarve Pro Racing.[208] The team finished eighth in theLMP2 class.[209] During the final race at the8 Hours of Bahrain, Pourchaire replacedStoffel Vandoorne at Peugeot, driving the No. 94 Peugeot 9X8.[210] There, he led the race for two laps before handing over toMalthe Jakobsen, and the team eventually finished in tenth place.[211]

2026: WEC rookie season

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In September 2025, Pourchaire was announced to be promoted as a full-time driver forPeugeot in the2026 FIA World Endurance Championship, where he partnersNick Cassidy andPaul di Resta.[212]

Other racing

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IndyCar

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Arrow McLaren stand-in (2024)

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On 18 April 2024, Pourchaire substituted for the injuredDavid Malukas atGrand Prix of Long Beach in the2024 IndyCar Series forArrow McLaren.[213] Driving the No. 6Chevrolet for the team, Pourchaire had a stellar debut, making up eleven positions from his starting position; the most of any driver on route to finish in eleventh place.[214] Following the race, he stated that he "enjoyed it a lot" and "the racing in IndyCar is amazing".[215] Pourchaire continued to deputise for Malukas at theBarber Motorsports Park,[216] in which Arrow McLaren would release Malukas after Barber, due to an unclear recovery time. Pourchaire was signed days later for the remainder the season, bar theIndianapolis 500, forgoing hisSuper Formula commitments.[217] He would finish that race in 22nd.[218] AtDetroit, Pourchaire qualified seventh, and finished in tenth place despite a penalty for contact withAgustín Canapino.[219] Following the race, Pourchaire was subjected to abusive messages including death threats due to the contact with Canapino, which were condemned by IndyCar, Arrow McLaren and Canapino's teamJuncos Hollinger Racing.[220] Pourchaire was later released from Arrow McLaren and was replaced byNolan Siegel.[221] On July 19, McLaren gave Pourchaire another replacement appearance by letting him replace an injuredAlexander Rossi in theGrand Prix of Toronto.[222][223] He finished the race in 14th place.[224]

Formula E

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In May 2022, Pourchaire revealed that he tested the newFormula E Gen3 car in early 2022. He completed three days of testing and commented that the car was "very good" and "very fast".[225] Pourchaire was in contention for aNissan Formula E seat for the2022–23 season, before the team announcedNorman Nato andSacha Fenestraz for that season.[226][227]

In February 2025,Maserati MSG Racing chose Pourchaire to partake in the rookie practice session at theJeddah ePrix.[228] He drove for Maserati once again during the Berlin rookie test at theTempelhof Airport Street Circuit.[229] In January 2026, Pourchaire was picked byCitroën Racing to drive during the rookie practice session at theMiami ePrix.[230]

Personal life

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Away from the track, Pourchaire relaxes himself by playingCall of Duty andGrand Theft Auto and is a big fan of theStar Wars saga. His favorite artist isDrake, having an interest in American music. He has stated that if he was not a racing driver, he would seek other work in the sports industry.[231] He is also a big fan ofFormula One championsFernando Alonso andMichael Schumacher.[232]

Karting record

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Karting career summary

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SeasonSeriesTeamPosition
2010Championnat de France Regional PACAC — Mini Kart5th
Trophée Claude Secq — Mini Kart3rd
2011Championnat de France Regional PACAC — Mini Kart1st
Coupe de de France — Mini Kart20th
2012Championnat de France Regional PACAC — Minime1st
Championnat de France — Minime2nd
Coupe de de France — Minime2nd
Regional Series — Minime9th
Sens Trophy — Minime2nd
Julie Tonelli Trophy — Minime1st
Trophée Kart Mag — Minime8th
2013Championnat de France Regional Ile de France — Minime1st
Championnat de France — Minime1st
Coupe de de France — Minime1st
Trophée Interclub — Minime1st
2014Championnat de France Regional Ile de France — Cadet1st
Championnat de France — CadetJana Racing1st
Coupe de de France — Cadet32nd
2015Championnat de France Regional PACAC — Cadet1st
Coupe de de France — Cadet27th
National Series Karting — Cadet1st
2016Championnat de France —OKJ1st
21° South Garda Winter Cup —OKJNC
WSK Super Master Series —OKJKosmic Racing Team24th
CIK-FIA European Championship —OKJKosmic Racing Dept17th
WSK Final Cup —OKJKosmic Racing Team10th
WSK Champions Cup —OKJ25th
CIK-FIA World Championship —OKJKosmic Racing Department3rd
German Junior Kart Championship4th
2017Championnat de France —OK3rd
Coupe de France —OK3rd
22° South Garda Winter Cup —OK3rd
WSK Champions Cup —OKKosmic Racing Departement19th
WSK Super Master Series —OK12th
CIK-FIA European Championship8th
CIK-FIA World Championship —OKNC
Swedish Karting Championship —OKJana Racing4th

Complete CIK-FIA Karting European Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeamClass123456789101112DCPoints
2016Kosmic Racing DepartmentOKJZUE
QH
29		ZUE
PF
15		ZUE
R
22		ADR
QH
29		ADR
PF
12		ADR
R
10		PRT
QH
18		PRT
PF
22		PRT
R
DNQ		GEN
QH
5		GEN
PF
5		GEN
R
12		17th40
2017Kosmic Racing DepartmentOKSAR
QH
1		SAR
R
1		CAY
QH
45		CAY
R
DNQ		LEM
QH
2		LEM
R
27		ALA
QH
10		ALA
R
10		KRI
QH
9		KRI
R
14		8th55

Racing record

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Racing career summary

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SeasonSeriesTeamRacesWinsPolesF/LapsPodiumsPointsPosition
2018French F4 ChampionshipFFSA Academy2110172033rd
2019ADAC Formula 4 ChampionshipUS Racing–CHRS20461122581st
2020FIA Formula 3 ChampionshipART Grand Prix1820081612nd
FIA Formula 2 ChampionshipBWT HWA Racelab40000026th
2021FIA Formula 2 ChampionshipART Grand Prix2321331405th
2022FIA Formula 2 ChampionshipART Grand Prix2830071642nd
Formula OneAlfa Romeo F1 Team ORLENTest driver
2023FIA Formula 2 ChampionshipART Grand Prix26122102031st
Formula OneAlfa Romeo F1 Team StakeReserve driver
2024IndyCar SeriesArrow McLaren600009128th
Super FormulaItochu EnexTeam Impul10000025th
Formula OneStake F1 Team Kick SauberReserve driver
2025European Le Mans Series - LMP2Algarve Pro Racing60101407th
24 Hours of Le Mans - LMP210000N/A8th
FIA World Endurance Championship - HypercarPeugeot TotalEnergies10000226th
2026FIA World Endurance Championship - HypercarPeugeot TotalEnergies000000TBD

Complete French F4 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

Year123456789101112131415161718192021DCPoints
2018NOG
1
4		NOG
2
2		NOG
3
3		PAU
1
7		PAU
2
4		PAU
3
6		SPA
1
5		SPA
2
1		SPA
3
4		DIJ
1
4		DIJ
2
6		DIJ
3
8		MAG
1
2		MAG
2
Ret		MAG
3
2		JER
1
4		JER
2
8		JER
3
10		LEC
1
2		LEC
2
10		LEC
3
3		3rd203

Complete ADAC Formula 4 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearTeam1234567891011121314151617181920DCPoints
2019US Racing-CHRSOSC
1
5		OSC
2
2		OSC
3
10		RBR
1
12		RBR
2
1		RBR
3
3		HOC
1
2		HOC
2
3		ZAN
1
3		ZAN
2
3		ZAN
3
7		NÜR
1
1		NÜR
2
1		NÜR
3
11		HOC
1
14		HOC
2
12		HOC
3
6		SAC
1
2		SAC
2
1		SAC
3
2		1st258

Complete FIA Formula 3 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position points) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap points for the fastest lap from top-10 finishers)

YearEntrant123456789101112131415161718DCPoints
2020ART Grand PrixRBR
FEA
13		RBR
SPR
26		RBR
FEA
9‡		RBR
SPR
1		HUN
FEA
1		HUN
SPR
6		SIL
FEA
12		SIL
SPR
8		SIL
FEA
6		SIL
SPR
3		CAT
FEA
7		CAT
SPR
6		SPA
FEA
2		SPA
SPR
5		MNZ
FEA
2		MNZ
SPR
2		MUG
FEA
3		MUG
SPR
3		2nd161

‡ Half points awarded as less than 75% of race distance was completed.

Complete FIA Formula 2 Championship results

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate points for the fastest lap of top ten finishers)

YearEntrant12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728DCPoints
2020BWT HWA RacelabRBR
FEA
RBR
SPR
RBR
FEA
RBR
SPR
HUN
FEA
HUN
SPR
SIL
FEA
SIL
SPR
SIL
FEA
SIL
SPR
CAT
FEA
CAT
SPR
SPA
FEA
SPA
SPR
MNZ
FEA
MNZ
SPR
MUG
FEA
MUG
SPR
SOC
FEA
SOC
SPR
BHR
FEA
18		BHR
SPR
Ret		BHR
FEA
18		BHR
SPR
21		26th0
2021ART Grand PrixBHR
SP1
Ret		BHR
SP2
6		BHR
FEA
8		MCO
SP1
7		MCO
SP2
4		MCO
FEA
1		BAK
SP1
5		BAK
SP2
9		BAK
FEA
Ret		SIL
SP1
5		SIL
SP2
10		SIL
FEA
8		MNZ
SP1
1		MNZ
SP2
10		MNZ
FEA
4		SOC
SP1
5		SOC
SP2
C		SOC
FEA
2		JED
SP1
Ret		JED
SP2
6		JED
FEA
Ret		YMC
SP1
7		YMC
SP2
9		YMC
FEA
4		5th140
2022ART Grand PrixBHR
SPR
Ret		BHR
FEA
1		JED
SPR
13		JED
FEA
Ret		IMO
SPR
7		IMO
FEA
1		CAT
SPR
5		CAT
FEA
8		MCO
SPR
6		MCO
FEA
2		BAK
SPR
7		BAK
FEA
11		SIL
SPR
4		SIL
FEA
2		RBR
SPR
2		RBR
FEA
13		LEC
SPR
7		LEC
FEA
2		HUN
SPR
9		HUN
FEA
1		SPA
SPR
6		SPA
FEA
Ret		ZAN
SPR
20		ZAN
FEA
9		MNZ
SPR
17		MNZ
FEA
Ret		YMC
SPR
9		YMC
FEA
19†		2nd164
2023ART Grand PrixBHR
SPR
5		BHR
FEA
1		JED
SPR
Ret		JED
FEA
13		MEL
SPR
18†		MEL
FEA
2		BAK
SPR
15†		BAK
FEA
3		MCO
SPR
8		MCO
FEA
2		CAT
SPR
2		CAT
FEA
7		RBR
SPR
14		RBR
FEA
7		SIL
SPR
2		SIL
FEA
3		HUN
SPR
4		HUN
FEA
6		SPA
SPR
2		SPA
FEA
2		ZAN
SPR
19		ZAN
FEA
Ret		MNZ
SPR
4		MNZ
FEA
3		YMC
SPR
7		YMC
FEA
5		1st203

Complete Formula One participations

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(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position) (Races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrantChassisEngine12345678910111213141516171819202122WDCPoints
2022Alfa Romeo F1 Team ORLENAlfa RomeoC42Ferrari 066/7 1.6V6tBHRSAUAUSEMIMIAESPMONAZECANGBRAUTFRAHUNBELNEDITASINJPNUSA
TD		MXCSAPABU––
2023Alfa Romeo F1 Team StakeAlfa RomeoC43Ferrari 066/10 1.6V6tBHRSAUAUSAZEMIAMONESPCANAUTGBRHUNBELNEDITASINJPNQATUSAMXC
TD		SAPLVGABU
TD		––

Complete Super Formula results

[edit]
YearTeamEngine123456789DCPoints
2024Itochu EnexTeam ImpulToyotaSUZ
18		AUTSUGFUJMOTFUJFUJSUZSUZ25th0

American open-wheel racing results

[edit]

IndyCar Series

[edit]
YearTeamNo.ChassisEngine123456789101112131415161718RankPointsRef
2024Arrow McLaren6Dallara DW12ChevroletSTP
THE
LBH
11		ALA
22		IMS
17		INDY
DET
10		ROA
13		LAG
MDO
IOW
IOW
28th91[233]
7TOR
14		GTW
POR
MIL
MIL
NSH

Complete European Le Mans Series results

[edit]

(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position; results initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrantClassChassisEngine123456RankPoints
2025Algarve Pro RacingLMP2Oreca 07Gibson GK428 4.2 L V8CAT
5		LEC
8		IMO
3		SPA
12		SIL
5		ALG
Ret		7th40

Complete 24 Hours of Le Mans results

[edit]
YearTeamCo-DriversCarClassLapsPos.Class
Pos.
2025PortugalAlgarve Pro RacingSpainLorenzo Fluxá
LiechtensteinMatthias Kaiser		Oreca 07-GibsonLMP236425th8th

Complete FIA World Endurance Championship results

[edit]

(key) (Races inbold indicate pole position; races initalics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrantClassCarEngine12345678RankPoints
2025Peugeot TotalEnergiesHypercarPeugeot 9X8Peugeot X6H 2.6 L Turbo V6QATIMOSPALMSSÃOCOAFUJBHR
10		26th2

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