Jordan Tresson

Jordan Tresson, born on April 30, 1988, is a French racing driver who transitioned from the virtual world of sim racing to the competitive circuits of international motorsports. Tresson's journey began in 2010 when he won the prestigious GT Academy, a competition organized by Nissan and Sony Computer Entertainment, offering gamers the chance to become professional racers. This victory catapulted him into the GT4 European Cup, where he impressively tied for fourth place in his debut season driving a Nissan 370Z.

In 2011, Tresson continued his ascent, participating in the Blancpain Endurance Series in the GT4 class. Teaming up with Alex Buncombe and Christopher Ward, he secured two class wins, ultimately clinching the championship title. The following year marked a significant step up as he joined the FIA World Endurance Championship, driving an LMP2 car for Signatech-Nissan. While the team's performances were consistently average, Tresson gained valuable experience in prototype racing.

Despite facing setbacks and an eventual departure from Nissan, Jordan Tresson's story remains a testament to the power of sim racing as a stepping stone to a real-world motorsport career. His achievements include wins, podium finishes, and a strong presence in GT racing, highlighting his skill and determination. He has also participated in prestigious events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans.