Ben Green was born in England and, like many British talents, came to motorsport through the karting world. From an early age, he demonstrated a feel for vehicle balance and race strategy—qualities that soon propelled him out of the domestic kart scene toward international formats. The transition from karting to four-wheeled racing marked the beginning of a career that would take him through several junior categories over the years.
On his way up, Green went through the typical stations of European Formula and GT junior series before making the jump to GT3 vehicles. There he earned recognition through consistent performances and a sure feel for endurance racing, which eventually opened the door to the FIA WEC. The transition from junior series to the World Endurance Championship was a logical next step for him, as his strengths—above all consistency throughout races and teamwork in cockpit-sharing—are precisely what this environment demands.
Green’s greatest career successes so far have come in the GT3 arena, where he established himself over multiple seasons as a reliable factor in customer teams before making the step to the FIA WEC. His path to the top class of endurance racing is regarded as confirmation of his previous development and as the result of continuous work on his race craft. While major titles are still to come, Green has earned a reputation in the paddock as a driver that teams can rely on in tight race situations.
In the 2026 season, Ben Green will race for his current team in the FIA WEC. While official sources remain tight-lipped about his exact teammate and vehicle deployment details, it is clear that Green is again counting on consistent results and a further increase in his role within the team. The goal is to convert his accumulated GT3 experience into clear success on the big WEC stage and to establish himself long-term as a fixture in the driver field.
Ben Green in the News