Christoph Ulrich

Christoph Ulrich, born on March 26, 1972, is a Swiss racing driver with a diverse motorsport background. Hailing from Zug, Switzerland, Ulrich's early life was steeped in speed, starting with skiing at age two and ski-racing at seven, even achieving regional selection in downhill and Super G. His passion transitioned to motocross at 14, competing at 15, though he stopped at 24 due to funding issues.

After a successful business career, Ulrich returned to his passion for motorsport at 43, purchasing his first race car from AF Corse. His dream was to participate in a GT race, having been a fan of events like the 24h of Spa, Le Mans, and Sebring. In 2017, he had his first full season in car racing, becoming Vice Champion of the Blancpain GT Sports Club with a Ferrari 458 GT3. The following year, he moved to the Le Mans Cup, winning the 2018 Route to Le Mans and securing another Vice Champion title.

Ulrich's career stats include 33 starts, 2 wins, and 8 podiums in the Michelin Le Mans Cup. More recently, he has been competing in the Italian GT Championship - Endurance - GT3 Am, achieving notable results in 2024, including a win at Mugello and Vallelunga. Ulrich has also participated in the WEC (World Endurance Championship), demonstrating his commitment to endurance racing.