Francois BEZIAC

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English Full Name: Francois BEZIAC
Nationality: New Zealand
Recent Team: Prime Speed Sport

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Racing Driver Francois BEZIAC Performance Summary

Total Races

1

Total Series: 1

Win Rate

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Champions: 0

Podium Rate

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Podiums: 1

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Finishes: 1

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Racing Driver Francois BEZIAC Overview

Francois Beziac is a New Zealand racing driver with a diverse motorsport background. He transitioned from track days to competitive racing alongside his AEDIFICE colleagues, Heremana Malmezac and Kieran Doe. Beziac's initial racing experience involved driving McLaren 570s and Porsche Cayman GT4 machinery. He then progressed to the Manthey-spec GT3 Cup and later to FHK Racing's Porsche GT3R.

In his relatively short career, Beziac has achieved notable success, including winning the 2022 NZ 3 Hour Endurance Championship (Class 2). He also secured second place overall in the 2023 GT New Zealand Championship. In 2024, Beziac participated in the Dakar Rally Classic as a co-driver for Georges Garcia in the Chancellor Team New Zealand Land Rover Discovery, a veteran of the 1997 Camel Trophy.

Beziac has competed in the GT New Zealand Championship, driving Porsche 991 Manthey Racing Cup cars with support from Prime Speed Sport. He has acknowledged the transition from Cayman GT4 cars to the more powerful Porsche Cup cars as a significant learning curve. He also participated in the 24H Series at Misano with Prime Speed Sport, driving an Aston Martin Vantage GT3. More recently, in February 2025, he participated in the GT New Zealand Championship at Highlands Motorsport Park, driving a Porsche 991.2 MR.