Job van Uitert

Job van Uitert hails from the Netherlands, where his motorsport career began in karting, like so many drivers of his generation. Through the Dutch and international karting scene, he gained racing experience and racing intelligence early on before taking the leap into formula racing cars and GT prototypes. This path from karting to junior formulas laid the foundation for his later career in long-distance prototype classes, where he established himself as one of the most consistent young drivers of his generation.

His rise through junior series led van Uitert consistently toward sports car endurance racing. Rather than pursuing the classic formula path into the major single-seater series, he increasingly focused on GT and prototype programs, where his talent for long race distances, tire management, and cockpit teamwork proved particularly rewarding. This focus on the LMP categories paved the way for him toward the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he positioned himself as a sought-after driver for prototype programs.

The biggest milestone of his career to date dates to 2018: In the LMP3 category, Job van Uitert secured both the driver and team title, underscoring his exceptional talent in prototype racing at a young age. This double success remains one of the most significant achievements of his career to date and was an important career leap on the way to the higher prototype classes of long-distance racing.

For the 2026 season, Job van Uitert is preparing for another chapter of his career in the FIA World Endurance Championship. His team and teammates for the upcoming campaign are awaited with anticipation, but his stated goal remains unchanged: to build on previous successes like the 2018 LMP3 title and to hold his own in the high-caliber WEC field against international competition. Fans of the series can look forward to seeing how the Dutch driver presents himself in the new season.