David Terrien

David Terrien, born on October 27, 1976, is a French racing driver with a diverse career spanning various motorsport disciplines. While details about his early career are limited, he has competed in notable series such as International Formula 3000 and the French Formula Three Championship, showcasing his talent in open-wheel racing.

Terrien transitioned to GT cars and sportscars with considerable success, notably securing the FIA GT NGT Class championship in 2001. His adaptability and skill behind the wheel allowed him to excel in this different racing environment. He also participated in the Asian Speedcar Series in 2007/08 and 2008/09, further demonstrating his passion for racing across different platforms. He participated in the Dubai 24 Hours race as well.

Beyond his driving career, David Terrien has been involved in various aspects of the motorsport industry. He spent time managing a kart autodrome in Dubai, where he resided for a period, and also worked as a kart instructor. Furthermore, he has contributed to FFSA administration. Currently, Terrien is a businessman running GGI Entertainment, an organization involved in karting, drifting, and other leisure activities, with operations in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Fuhairah and Bahrain. He also runs a driver academy in Abu Dhabi.