Miguel Molina was born on January 5, 1988, in Barcelona and grew up in a family devoted to motorsport from an early age. Like many Spanish drivers of his generation, he began his career in karting, where he developed technical understanding and racing instinct early on. These years on the karting track laid the foundation for a career that would take him from national formula series to the top tier of endurance racing.
After karting, Molina moved into formula junior series, where he made a name for himself in various European championships before making the jump to GT3 racing. There he quickly established himself as a consistent and quick driver, opening the door to factory programs and international endurance projects. The path to the FIA WEC followed logically from this development, as GT success and consistency in sprint series made him interesting to major manufacturers.
Among the greatest successes of his career is his long-term involvement in the FIA WEC, where he competed for a factory team at the top of the GT field for several years and regularly fought for class wins. In particular, his appearances at the 24 Hours of Le Mans rank among the highlights of his career, where he proved himself to be a reliable and quick driver in a fiercely competitive environment. His consistency over the years made him a valued member of every team he drove for.
In the 2026 season, Miguel Molina will once again compete in the FIA WEC, this time as part of a team concept that relies on his experience and expertise in the GT category. His exact teammate for the upcoming season has not yet been finalized, but expectations for him remain high: Molina is expected to contribute with his customary consistency and technical finesse to ensure that his team fights for podiums and class wins in 2026 as well. Fans and observers of the scene can look forward to seeing how the experienced Spaniard performs in another intensive WEC season.
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