Ross Gunn was born in England and, like many drivers of his generation, found his way into motorsport through karting. Early on, his talent behind the wheel of fast vehicles became evident, and he worked his way step by step through British junior series, establishing initial contacts with teams and manufacturers that would shape his later career.
Through the classic Formula and GT junior series, Gunn found his way into GT3 racing, where he established himself as a versatile and reliable driver. His technical understanding and consistency at the wheel eventually opened the door to the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he was able to establish himself as a factory driver and regularly competed in the top classes.
Among the greatest successes of his career to date is his work with Aston Martin, for which he competed in various GT programs and as part of their WEC involvement. Over the years, he accumulated valuable experience in endurance races such as the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where consistency, mental strength, and teamwork decide between victory and defeat, and built himself a reputation as a reliable driver for the crucial race phases.
In the 2026 season, Ross Gunn continues his career in the FIA WEC and continues to compete for a factory team, with the goal of building on his previous successes and fighting for podium finishes and class victories. Together with his teammates, he aims to deliver consistent results and secure important points for the team in its championship fight, with his wealth of experience from numerous endurance racing efforts likely playing a key role.
Ross Gunn in the News