Lucas di Grassi, born on August eleventh, nineteen eighty-four, in São Paulo, Brazil, is a distinguished racing automobile driver known for his remarkable achievements in both Formula E and endurance racing. He began his racing journey at the tender age of ten, mastering karts and quickly making a name for himself in regional and national karting competitions.
Transitioning to car racing in two thousand two, di Grassi showcased his talent by finishing as the runner-up in the Formula Renault two point zero Brazil and Formula three Sudamericana championships. His prowess continued to shine in the British Formula Three Championship, where he secured two consecutive victories in two thousand four, leading him to the Euro Series the following year, where he clinched a race victory and triumphed in the non-championship Macau Grand Prix.
In two thousand ten, di Grassi made his Formula One debut with the Virgin Racing team, although his stint was short-lived as he was dropped after one season. He then took on a pivotal role as Pirelli's official tyre tester, contributing to the development of the next generation of tyres. His career took a significant turn as he joined Audi Sport Team Joest in the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he achieved a remarkable second-place finish and two victories in two thousand sixteen.
Since two thousand fourteen, di Grassi has been a prominent figure in Formula E, amassing thirteen victories and winning the prestigious 2016–17 Drivers' Championship. His commitment to sustainability in motorsport is evident as he co-founded the ESkootr Championship in July twenty twenty, further solidifying his influence in the racing world.