Endurance
Hadrien David, Endurance to relaunch after an almost blank year 2023
Hadrien David hopes to bounce back in Endurance. © Florent Gooden / DPPI
Great French hope of car, Hadrien David took a blow to the back of the head at the start of last year. After two convincing FRECA campaigns (vice-champion in 2021 and 4th in 2022), the Royannais saw himself blocked in his development. Due to a lack of financial means and a lack of opportunities, the Habs were unable to reach the upper echelon while an arrival at Carlin (now Rodin Motorsport) was in the pipeline.
The doors of the F3 closed, the 2019 F4 France champion then turned toEndurance. A great opportunity to bounce back after the disillusionment of single-seater racing. Everything then seemed to be in place for Hadrien to move forward. The LMP2 test with Panis Racing in Barcelona was obviously positive but the team ultimately did not retain him. Second setback at the same time as he lost the support ofAlpine of which he was a member of the academy.
2023, a year to find yourself« It was very frustrating, he told us. What helped me to keep a little control was the help of Thibaut (from Merindo
Gonzalo Forbes
In charge of promotion formulas (F2, F3, FRECA, F4...). Carried by the grace of Franco Colapinto.
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