Philippe Dumas

Philippe Dumas is a French racing driver and team manager with a diverse background in motorsport. While details of his early career are scarce, he is known for his participation in GT racing, including an appearance at the prestigious Le Mans 24 Hours in 2013 driving the #70 Larbre Corvette in the GTE Pro-Am class. In the race, he felt unsatisfied due to bad weather and stoppages. Dumas has also raced in the VdeV Group CN prototype series.

Beyond driving, Dumas has a strong reputation as a successful team manager. He notably led Hexis Racing for ten years, guiding them to the FIA GT1 World Championship title in 2011 with Aston Martin and securing the runner-up spot the following year. His leadership and ability to unite a team were highly regarded. In 2013, he joined OAK Racing as a sporting director, bringing his experience to the endurance racing outfit. Dumas' career reflects a passion for motorsport, combining his skills behind the wheel with his expertise in team management. He is categorized as a Bronze driver by the FIA.