Tom Dillmann

Tom Dillmann is a French racing driver who entered motorsport through karting and quickly established a reputation as a fast, technically skilled pilot. His career began, like many European drivers of his generation, with years in karting before making the jump to formula classes, where he soon made a name for himself.

His rise through the junior series was steep: In 2010, Dillmann secured the title in the German Formula 3 Championship, one of the most prestigious stepping stones at the time for aspiring Formula 1 and sports car drivers. This success underscored his talent and opened the door to higher formula categories, where he continued to prove himself before eventually becoming active in the GT3 realm and in the FIA WEC.

Tom Dillmann celebrated his biggest career success in 2016 when he won the Formula Renault 3.5, which at that time was known as the Formula V8 3.5 Series. The title win is considered one of the highlights of his career and confirmed his reputation as one of the most consistent and fastest drivers in the formula racing environment. These successes in the junior series laid the foundation for his later move into GT3 and sports car racing, where he could apply his experience from open-wheel racing.

In the 2026 season, Tom Dillmann competes in the FIA WEC and brings his years of experience from formula and GT3 racing to the world endurance championship. His goal for the coming season is to build on earlier successes and establish himself as a consistent factor in the high-caliber FIA WEC field. Fans and observers of the scene will be eager to see how the experienced Frenchman fares in this new challenge and whether he can add another chapter to his list of achievements.