12 Facts About Gary Chalandon

Gary Chalandon was born on 26 September 1986 and is a French racing driver.

Gary Chalandon is most notable for competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Formula Le Mans Cup and the Le Mans Series.

Gary Chalandon won the Formula Le Mans class of the Le Mans Series in 2010, whilst driving for DAMS.

Gary Chalandon competed in the X30 class of the French Karting Championship in 2005, finishing fifth, before making his car racing debut in the Formul'Academy Euro Series in 2008, where he finished twentieth, with one point.

Gary Chalandon joined the Formula Le Mans Cup in 2009, driving for Boutsen Energy Racing in their LS3-engined Oreca FLM09.

Gary Chalandon drove alongside Enjalbert again for the Nurburgring round, finishing third in race one, and fourth in race two.

Gary Chalandon was partnered by another Frenchman, Johan-Boris Scheier, in the season finale at Magny-Cours, with their best result being a third place in race two.

Gary Chalandon finished seventh overall in the championship, with 89 points from 12 races.

In 2010, the Formula Le Mans Cup was incorporated into the Le Mans Series, and Gary Chalandon joined DAMS, partnering Andrea Barlesi and Alessandro Cicognani.

Gary Chalandon is one of the youngest drivers on the grid and we are very please with all aspects of his driving and attitude.

For 2011, Gary Chalandon rejoined Team Bruichladdich, this time in the LMP2 category of the Le Mans Series.

Gary Chalandon was partnered by Tom Kimber-Smith and Ojjeh in the new Zytek Z11SN.