Lucas di Grassi reflects on motorsport career ahead of retirement
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 6:06 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Lucas di Grassi expresses no regrets as he prepares to retire from motorsport after a 24-year career. He has achieved victories across various racing categories, including Formula 3, GP2, the World Endurance Championship, and Formula E. His farewell marks the conclusion of a diverse and accomplished journey in professional racing. Di Grassi's retirement plans come amid acknowledgments of his significant contributions to the sport.
- •Lucas di Grassi has confirmed his retirement plans.
- •He achieved success in multiple racing categories.
- •Di Grassi's career spanned 24 years.
- •He is known for wins in both Formula E and the World Endurance Championship.
- •He reflects positively on his time in motorsport.
- 6:06 PMRacer — Di Grassi heading to retirement with no regrets
"Lucas di Grassi insists he’s got no regrets as he prepares to draw the curtain on his motorsport career.After a 24-year career that has yielded wins in multiple categories including Formula 3 – and the Macau Grand Prix – GP2, the World Endurance Championship and Formula E, where he was...
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