Bruce Jouanny

Bruce Jouanny, born in Paris, France, on June 11, 1978, is a versatile figure in the world of motorsports, known for his racing career and his transition into television. Jouanny began his racing journey in single-seaters, competing in Formula Renault, Formula Palmer Audi (where he won the junior series in 2000), Formula 3, and the World Series by Nissan/Renault. He later transitioned to sports cars, participating in LMP2 and LMP1 categories, including the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. His best finish at Le Mans was 8th in 2009.

While still racing, Jouanny also shifted into television, becoming one of the presenters of the French version of Top Gear and a test driver for the Automoto show on TF1, a French TV channel. In 2023, Jouanny participated in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in the Unlimited division with the French automaker Quarkus, marking a new chapter in his racing career. He also works as a consultant, advising young drivers, and has been involved in driver management.

Beyond racing and television, Jouanny's interests include skydiving and customizing his Toyota FJ Cruiser. He remains a prominent figure in the French automotive scene, demonstrating his passion and expertise across various platforms.