Sacha Hebrard

Sacha Hebrard is a rising talent in French motorsport. Born on July 17, 2000, the young driver from the Basque region of France was immersed in motorsport from an early age, influenced by his father's passion for motorcycles and classic car racing. Hebrard started on two wheels at the age of six with motocross, transitioning to karting where he discovered an even greater passion. His karting career saw him selected for the prestigious Kart Racing Academy at age 14, where he received intensive training. He became the Aquitaine champion in 2014. Notably, he won the 24 Hours of Le Mans karting in the GP2 category in 2019 while with RM Concept.

Transitioning to cars, Hebrard continued his winning ways. In 2021, he secured the French Funyo Espoir Championship, followed by the overall French Funyo Championship in 2022. In 2024, Hebrard joined the Driv'n team, piloting the #8 Ligier JS2R in the JS CUP France endurance championship.

Beyond his driving career, Hebrard has also taken on roles within French motorsport administration. As of late 2024, he became the deputy head of the Competition Department at the FFSA (Fédération Française du Sport Automobile), with a focus on karting development.