Ramon Pineiro

Ramon Pineiro, born on October 29, 1991, is a Spanish racing driver with a diverse motorsport background. Pineiro's career began in karting before he transitioned to Formula BMW Europe in 2008. He secured a spot in the series after participating in a Formula BMW Scholarship qualifier in 2007. In 2009, he continued in Formula BMW, switching between teams. His early career also included participation in the Formula Palmer Audi championship, where he experienced a dramatic barrel-roll accident at Silverstone but emerged unharmed.

In 2010, Pineiro competed full-time in Formula Palmer Audi, achieving four victories and several podium finishes, ultimately securing third place in the championship. This success led him to the FIA Formula Two Championship. After debuting in F2 at the final round in Valencia, he participated in a full season in 2011. Highlights of his F2 career include winning consecutive races at Brands Hatch and the Red Bull Ring, earning him third place in the championship standings. To support his racing career, Pineiro was part of the "Movimiento I'mPossible" scheme, which allowed fans to contribute to his racing budget.

Beyond racing, Pineiro holds an F1 Super Licence obtained in 2012 and 2013. He studied Automotive Engineering in Motorsport at the University of Hertfordshire and also has a qualification in Sport and Business Management from West Virginia University. Later, Pineiro founded RP Driver Management, an agency focused on providing comprehensive support to racing drivers, drawing upon his experiences and knowledge in motorsport. He also has experience as Founder and former Executive Operations Manager and Board Member at Huitres Amelie.