Doriane Pin

Formula racing // French

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nickname:

Pocket Rocket

Birthday:

January 6, 2004 (21)

Birthplace:

Ivry-sur-Seine, France

racing type:

Formula racing

team(s):

F1 Academy 2025, Iron Dames

racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

165

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inspiration(s):

Deborah Mayer, her father

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Doriane Pin has emerged as one of motorsport’s most promising young talents, demonstrating exceptional skill across multiple racing disciplines from endurance to single-seaters while breaking barriers as a female competitor in the male-dominated world of racing.

EARLY YEARS

Born January 6, 2004 in France, Doriane grew up immersed in motorsport culture thanks to her father, who organized go-karting events through his company Fun and Race. At just four years old, she would accompany him to tracks, watching and photographing go-karts. Though she expressed interest in competing at age seven, regulations required her to wait until turning nine in 2013 to begin her karting journey, where she quickly excelled on the national scene.

EARLY SUCCESS

Doriane’s competitive racing career began in karting, culminating in her 2019 victory in the French Women’s Championship. Her transition to car racing came in 2020 with the Renault Clio Cup France, where she finished second in the junior category. The pivotal moment arrived in 2021 when she joined the Iron Dames project, competing in GT3 endurance racing and scoring five podiums in the Le Mans Cup. Her breakthrough came in 2022 when she dominated the Ferrari Challenge Europe, securing the championship with nine wins from 14 races.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2019: Won the French Women’s Championship in karting[1].
2020: Finished second in junior category of Renault Clio Cup France[1].
2021: Scored five podiums in Le Mans Cup GT3 class, finishing fifth in drivers’ standings[1].
2022: Won Ferrari Challenge Europe Series with nine victories from 14 races[1].
2022: Won 24 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps with Iron Lynx[1].
2023: Secured a podium on WEC debut at Sebring and became first woman to win the WEC ‘Revelation of the Year’ Award[4].
2023: Finished second overall in Formula 4 South East Asian Championship despite only competing in final two rounds[5].
2024: Won F1 Academy races in Jeddah and Zandvoort, helping Prema Racing retain the Teams’ title[4].

REPUTATION

Known as ‘the Pocket Rocket,’ Doriane has rapidly established herself as one of motorsport’s most versatile talents. Her meteoric rise from karting to becoming the second woman ever to win the Ferrari Challenge Europe Trofeo Pirelli Championship showcases her exceptional skill. The racing world took further notice when she set multiple records in the World Endurance Championship’s LMP2 category, earning her the prestigious FIA WEC Revelation of the Year Award in 2023. Her seamless transition between endurance racing and single-seaters demonstrates a versatility that has made her a standout figure in international motorsport.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

For 2025, Doriane will pursue an ambitious triple program, competing in F1 Academy, Formula Regional European Championship (FRECA), and a partial campaign in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship (FRMEC) with Prema Racing. As a member of the Mercedes Junior Team with continued support from Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula 1 Team, she’ll build on her 2024 F1 Academy runner-up finish. Her partnership with Qualcomm, featuring their Snapdragon logo on her car, overalls and helmet, provides additional backing. Her ultimate ambition remains reaching Formula 1, a dream she’s actively pursuing through these strategic racing programs.