Career

In 2023, Romain Leroux joined forces with Bullitt Racing. He embarked on a new challenge piloting the no.33 Aston Martin Vantage GT3, alongside drivers Jacob Riegel and Jeff Kingsley. This transition to GT3 marks an exciting and demanding progression towards the pinnacle of professional racing.

Romain Leroux, the 2023 Aston Martin Junior, proudly accepts the title of Aston Martin Racing's Young Driver Academy winner. Ready for his debut season in a Vantage GT3, he joins the esteemed Aston Martin racing family with great pride.

Leroux’s ambition took him beyond borders as he ventured into the TSS race in Singapore, a support race for the prestigious F1 event. Dominating the competition, he achieved an extraordinary hat trick, securing pole position, fastest lap and victory in the race, leaving an indelible mark on the circuit.

In 2022, Romain Leroux excelled as the Vice-Champion in the championship with Dörr Motorsports, driving an Aston Martin Vantage GT4. Joining a new team in a different country, he, along with his teammate Ben, showcased exceptional consistency by securing consistent podium finishes throughout the season.

In 2021, Romain Leroux joined AGS Events and proved himself as a formidable opponent in GT4 Racing. Despite being new to the sport, he consistently qualified in the top 4 out of 6 races and showcased impressive skills against experienced drivers. He was crowned the French Champion in the GT4 Racing Silver category, becoming one of the competition's youngest winners.

In 2021, Romain Leroux's admission into Aston Martin's esteemed "Young Driver Academy" not only acknowledges his talent but also paves the way for him to shape a successful career as a future professional in the world of motorsport.

In 2020, Romain Leroux embarked on his debut year in single-seater racing, competing in the FFSA French F4 Championship. Despite the disruptions caused by the pandemic, he secured 5 podium finishes and a victory at Zandvoort, ultimately finishing 5th in the championship.

In 2019, Romain Leroux showcased his talent in various X30 Series events in Europe. He consistently delivered strong performances, securing a pole position in X30 Europe Senior at Wackersdorf and a podium finish in X30 Series France Senior. At the prestigious Le Mans track, he placed 16th out of 144 in the X30 World Le Mans final.

Romain Leroux, a French karting enthusiast, found his passion during his ten-year stay in Asia. In 2017, he had a remarkable year, winning the Rotax Asia Championship and placing second in the Asia X30 Senior Championship as a rookie. Leroux's skills shone with a pole position and a pre-final victory in the FIA Karting Grand Prix of Macau.
Cheat Sheet
Nationality
French
Date of Birth
04.11.2002
Hometown
Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France
Education
2020 French Baccalaureate, Scientific
2020-2024: Master of BA, School of Business & Management Léonard de Vinci, France
Romain Leroux’s journey began with go kart racing. After starting at the age of 10 years old in Singapore, he secured his first victory in the ROTAX Asia Championship in 2017, followed by an impressive Vice-Champion title in the fiercely competitive X30 Serie France Senior in 2019. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Leroux persevered and showcased his skills in the Formula 4 FFSA championship in 2020.
In 2021, Leroux made a significant move by joining the GT4 Racing French championship, a pivotal moment that earned him a spot in Aston Martin’s esteemed “Young Driver Academy.” This recognition highlights his potential as a professional racing driver. Alongside his teammate Valentin Hasse-Clot, Leroux consistently displayed exceptional performance and an unwavering determination. Their consistent efforts culminated in an impressive victory, clinching the French GT4 Championship and leaving a lasting impression despite fierce competition from more experienced rivals.
The following season, Leroux embarked on a new chapter with Dörr Motorsports, competing in the ADAC GT4 Germany championship alongside the young German driver, Ben Dörr. Over the season, they demonstrated remarkable consistency and competitiveness, securing the runner-up position in both the overall and junior categories.
Leroux’s ambition took him beyond borders as he ventured into the TSS race in Singapore, a support race for the prestigious F1 event. Dominating the competition, he achieved an extraordinary hat trick, securing pole position, fastest lap and victory in the race, leaving an indelible mark on the circuit.
For the year 2023, Leroux teamed up with Bullitt Racing for the GT World Challenge Europe, where he will pilot the powerful no.33 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 alongside accomplished drivers Jacob Riegel and Jeff Kingsley.
Leroux’s unwavering determination fuels his aspirations to win multiple GT3 championships. His ultimate dream is to participate in the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans, a testament to his relentless pursuit of motorsport excellence.