Piloto de corrida Kanato LE

Kanato Le is a rising star in the world of motorsports, representing Japan on the international stage. Born on July 4, 2007, in Tokyo, Le's passion for racing ignited at the young age of seven when he first experienced karting. Demonstrating exceptional talent and unwavering dedication, he embarked on a journey to Europe, specifically the United Kingdom, to hone his skills and compete against the best in the world. This bold move at just 13 years old underscores his commitment to achieving his ultimate goal: becoming a Formula 1 driver.

Le's career has seen significant achievements in karting, including securing the 2021 IAME Euro Series Junior X30 title. Transitioning to car racing, he quickly adapted, showcasing his potential in the Ginetta Junior Championship, where he achieved multiple wins and podiums. He further solidified his reputation in single-seaters, participating in the F4 British Championship and Formula Regional European Championship (FRECA). In 2025, he is set to compete in both the Formula Regional Middle East Championship (FRMEC) and FRECA with ART Grand Prix, a significant step in his career.

Known for his remarkable adaptability and strong work ethic, Kanato Le is a driver to watch. His participation in various racing series across Europe and the Middle East provides him with a wealth of experience, preparing him for the challenges ahead. Supported by the Matador Dreams Racing Programme, which aims to unlock Japan's potential for global success in motorsports, Kanato Le embodies the spirit of determination and ambition.
driver to watch. His participation in various racing series across Europe and the Middle East provides him with a wealth of experience, preparing him for the challenges ahead. Supported by the Matador Dreams Racing Programme, which aims to unlock Japan's potential for global success in motorsports, Kanato Le embodies the spirit of determination and ambition.

• 2025

  Formula Regional Middle East Championship	14 Largadas de corrida	🏆 P1 × 1
  FIA Formula Regional World Cup	1 Largadas de corrida

• 2024

  Grande Prémio de Macau

  1 Largadas de corrida