Jean-Philippe Belloc

Jean-Philippe Belloc, born on April 24, 1970, is a French race car driver with a diverse and successful career spanning single-seaters and sports car racing. Belloc began his racing journey in single-seaters, impressively clinching the French Formula Renault Championship in 1992 after securing four victories. He continued his ascent by winning the French Formula Three Championship in 1994, demonstrating his talent with five wins. Before transitioning to sports cars, he gained experience in Formula 3000 until 1997.

Belloc transitioned to sports car racing full-time in 1998, where he initially competed in the French Porsche Carrera Cup, finishing third. A significant milestone came in 1999 when he joined Chrysler as a works driver for the Oreca Chrysler Viper GTS-R team. That year, he achieved third place in the FIA GT Championship and also participated in the American Le Mans Series. The pinnacle of his GT racing career arrived in 2001 when he was crowned FIA GT Champion, a year that also saw him triumph in the prestigious Spa 24 Hours race.

Since 2002, Belloc has been a consistent presence in various racing series, including the American Le Mans Series with Carsport America, the French Supertouring Championship, the FIA Sportscar Championship, and the FIA GT Championship. In recent years, he has participated in events such as the European Le Mans Series, the Blancpain Endurance Series, and the French GT series. Beyond racing, Belloc shares his expertise as a racing instructor and driver coach and collaborates with Ferrari, providing customers with marketing experiences to showcase their vehicles' capabilities.