Robert Lionel

Lionel Robert, born on April 20, 1962, in Le Mans, France, is a French racing driver with a diverse career spanning several decades. Robert is known for his participation in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans and his expertise in endurance racing.

Robert's career began in karting, where he quickly demonstrated his talent, finishing second in the Trophée de France karting in 1979. He transitioned to automobile racing, making his mark in Formula Renault and Formula 3. However, it was in endurance racing that Robert truly excelled. He competed in multiple 24 Hours of Le Mans races, achieving a best result of 7th in 1990. He drove for various teams and collaborated on the development of prototypes for manufacturers such as Martini, Synergie, and Courage Compétition.

Beyond his driving career, Lionel Robert is a certified driving instructor and high-level sports coach. He provides training and guidance to aspiring drivers, sharing his expertise in motorsport. He also contributes to the media as a journalist and test driver, offering insights into the racing world. Robert continues to be involved in motorsport, promoting track days and offering personalized coaching programs.