Jérôme d'Ambrosio

Jérôme d'Ambrosio, born on December twenty-seventh, nineteen eighty-five, in Brussels, Belgium, is a distinguished figure in the world of motorsport. He began his journey in competitive kart racing at the age of thirteen, showcasing his talent by winning the senior World Cup just three years later. His ascent in the racing world continued as he graduated to junior formulae in two thousand three, where he clinched his first title in the Belgian Formula Renault series.

In two thousand seven, d'Ambrosio made a significant mark by winning the inaugural championship of the International Formula Master. His career progressed further as he entered the GP2 Series in two thousand eight with DAMS, where he consistently achieved podium finishes and notably finished as the runner-up to Kamui Kobayashi in the Asia Series.

Transitioning to Formula One, d'Ambrosio drove for Marussia Virgin Racing and Lotus F1 during the two thousand eleven and two thousand twelve seasons. His versatility as a driver was evident as he later competed in Formula E from two thousand fourteen to two thousand twenty, representing Dragon Racing and Mahindra Racing. Throughout his time in Formula E, he celebrated three victories, including wins at the Berlin ePrix in two thousand fifteen, the Mexico City ePrix in two thousand sixteen, and the Marrakesh ePrix in two thousand nineteen.

As of two thousand twenty-four, d'Ambrosio has taken on a pivotal role as the deputy team principal of Ferrari in Formula One, in addition to leading the Ferrari Driver Academy. His extensive experience and leadership in motorsport continue to shape the future of racing.