Guillaume Roman

Guillaume Roman is a French racing driver with a passion for endurance racing. Born on April 17, 1972, Roman began his racing career relatively late, around the age of 20, after initially focusing on his studies. He gained experience in go-karts, the French Clio Cup Championship, and briefly in single-seaters before taking a break to concentrate on his business, a supermarket distribution company. He returned to motorsport around 2010 and has been actively involved since.

Roman is known as a "gentleman racer," balancing his racing endeavors with his business commitments. Despite not being a full-time professional, he has achieved significant success, particularly in endurance racing. He notably won his class at the 24 Hours of Nürburgring in 2012, driving a Peugeot RCZ. In 2016, he had an impressive season in the 24H Series, winning the Touring Car championship, the A3 class, and the overall drivers' championship with Stéphane Ventaja, driving for Team Altran Peugeot. In recent years, Roman has participated in events such as the Historic Grand Prix of Monaco and the Masters Racing Legends series, driving classic F1 cars.

While primarily focused on endurance racing, Roman emphasizes the importance of physical fitness to stay competitive. He actively participates in cycling and running to maintain his condition. Data from RacingSportsCars indicates participation in events from 2012, 2018 and 2019, driving cars such as the Alpine A110 GT4 and the Peugeot 308.