About Lucca
DOB: 29/06/02
From Cork, Ireland
Lucca Is an 20 year old Irish Racing Champion in Karting, F4 and Le Mans Prototypes. He has his sights firmly set on the Le Mans 24hour by 2025.
Lucca started karting at the age of 9 in 2012. he demonstrated his raw talent, speed and skill and quickly worked up the karting ranks winning his first national championship in his 3rd year and every other regional championship he entered along the way. He represented Ireland for the karting world finals on two occasions.
At just 15 years of age Lucca progressed to the world-renowned British F4 championship and in just his second full year of F4 he signed for the SEA FIA F4 championship and was crowned South East Asia FIA F4 Champion beating talents from all over the world with 12 wins, 28 podiums, 5 poles and 9 fastest laps from 40 races.
His impressive CV caught the attention of Japanese Super Formula Team "ALBIREX RT" who snapped him up to race in F3 Championship "Super Formula Lights" in 2020. Scoring the teams record point-scoring weekend on his debut.
2022 saw Lucca make the transition to Le Mans Prototype cars after being snatched up by world leading team GRAFF Racing. With a hard task of learning a new discapline of car and tracks in Europe. To be Champion in his debut year has set him up well on his journey to his dream of being the first Irish driver to win Le Mans 24 hour Overall.
From Cork, Ireland
Lucca Is an 20 year old Irish Racing Champion in Karting, F4 and Le Mans Prototypes. He has his sights firmly set on the Le Mans 24hour by 2025.
Lucca started karting at the age of 9 in 2012. he demonstrated his raw talent, speed and skill and quickly worked up the karting ranks winning his first national championship in his 3rd year and every other regional championship he entered along the way. He represented Ireland for the karting world finals on two occasions.
At just 15 years of age Lucca progressed to the world-renowned British F4 championship and in just his second full year of F4 he signed for the SEA FIA F4 championship and was crowned South East Asia FIA F4 Champion beating talents from all over the world with 12 wins, 28 podiums, 5 poles and 9 fastest laps from 40 races.
His impressive CV caught the attention of Japanese Super Formula Team "ALBIREX RT" who snapped him up to race in F3 Championship "Super Formula Lights" in 2020. Scoring the teams record point-scoring weekend on his debut.
2022 saw Lucca make the transition to Le Mans Prototype cars after being snatched up by world leading team GRAFF Racing. With a hard task of learning a new discapline of car and tracks in Europe. To be Champion in his debut year has set him up well on his journey to his dream of being the first Irish driver to win Le Mans 24 hour Overall.
