Doriane Pin becomes GEN4 development driver for Citroën Racing in Formula E

Dorian Pin continues to expand its portfolio of collaborations with major motorsport manufacturers. After joining the development program of Mercedes Benz en Formula 1 and the one of Peugeot in Hypercar WECThe French driver has now added Citroën Racing to her list of partners, this time within the framework of the Formula EThe double chevron brand made no secret of its enthusiasm when announcing the news on its social media: “A new talent. A new energy. A new era. We are proud to welcome Doriane Pin as an official GEN4 development driver at Citroën Racing.”

The brand presents it as "One of the most promising young talents in French motorsport"and announces that she "He joins the team as we continue to prepare for the future of Formula E, contributing to the development of our future GEN4 package." His role in the next generation of electric single-seaters, which will come into effect next season, will therefore be crucial. His first official appearance in Citroën colors will take place this weekend in Monaco, at the Principality's double E-Prix.

 

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Development roles that accumulate

This new role comes on top of an already particularly busy schedule of collaborations for the young French driver. "Pocket Rocket" is already part of Mercedes' Formula 1 development program, with whom she has also... drove on the Silverstone circuit with the Mercedes W11 (car 2021 World Constructors' Champion (Editor's note), and also works with Peugeot TotalEnergies on the Hypercar program in WEC.

In terms of active competition, she is involved this season in ELMS with the Duqueine team in the LMP2 Pro/Am category, where she and her crew — Giorgio Roda and Richard Verschoor — are currently leading their category with two third-place finishes and a pole position in the first race in Barcelona. She will also participate in the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the same team in LMP2 alongside the Dutchman with whom she already shares the wheel in ELMS and Julien Andlauer.

This multitude of simultaneous roles with such different manufacturers—German, French, in disciplines as varied as F1, endurance racing, and Formula E—illustrates better than any list of achievements the confidence placed in her by the major organizations in European motorsport. At 22, Doriane Pin has established herself as one of the most sought-after drivers of her generation.

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