Andy Soucek

Andy Soucek, a Spanish-Austrian professional racing driver born in Madrid on June 14, 1985, has carved out a successful career in motorsport. Though holding dual nationality, he races under the Spanish flag. Soucek's journey began in karting in 1997, transitioning to single-seaters with a drive in Portuguese Formula Ford in 2001. He secured the Spanish Formula Three Championship in 2005.

Soucek's career progressed through GP2 Series, Superleague Formula, and FIA Formula Two, where he clinched the 2009 title. This victory earned him a Formula One test with Williams, where he set the fastest time. Although a full-time F1 seat didn't materialize, he served as a test driver.

Later in his career, Soucek transitioned to GT racing, becoming an official Bentley driver from 2015 to 2020, with multiple victories in the World Challenge. He has also competed in various international GT3 competitions and is an ambassador for the María de Villota Legacy, showcasing his commitment to both racing and humanitarian values. His achievements include runner-up in the 24 Hours of Le Mans (LMP2 category) in 2011 and winning the 24 Hours Dubai SP2 in 2014.