Jeremy Faligand

Jeremy Faligand is a French racing driver who began his motorsports journey at a young age with motocross at the age of 7. Born on March 6, 1984, in Orange, France, he has spent a significant part of his life abroad, living in Spain, Andorra, the United States, and the Dominican Republic. Faligand debuted in motorsports in 2020 at the Rallye de la Frontière in the Dominican Republic, and he regularly competes in buggy rallies with a Maverick CanAm X3. However, his primary focus is in the GT3 category.

Faligand's career highlights include winning the 2021 Ultimate Cup Series Sprint championship with a Ferrari 488 Challenge. He repeated this success in 2022 with the Vortex team driving the Vortex 1.0. In 2023, he secured his third consecutive championship title in the Ultimate Cup Series. Known for his leadership, dedication, and ambition, Faligand managed his own team, SF84, in 2021, demonstrating meticulous attention to detail. In 2022, he joined the Vortex team to concentrate on optimizing his driving skills. In a notable achievement, Faligand secured a second-place finish at Estoril while driving for Team Seb Lajoux Racing, propelling him to the top of the championship standings.