Beginning the Endurance Racing Journey
A new season often brings new opportunities. For Richard Verschoor, 2026 marks the start of an exciting new chapter in endurance racing. The Dutch driver has officially joined Duqueine Team for the upcoming European Le Mans Series season, where he will compete in the highly competitive LMP2 Pro/Am category.
A natural next step into endurance racing
After building a strong reputation in single-seater racing, Verschoor now fully commits to endurance racing. His move to Duqueine Team reflects a clear ambition to establish himself in a discipline where consistency, teamwork and race intelligence are just as important as outright speed. Having competed at the highest levels of junior formula racing, including the FIA Formula 2 Championship, Verschoor brings both experience and proven race-winning ability into the LMP2 field.
Joining a proven ELMS contender
Duqueine Team has established itself as a competitive force within the ELMS paddock, consistently fighting at the front of the LMP2 Pro/Am category. By joining the French outfit, Verschoor becomes part of a team known for its technical expertise, structured approach and strong race execution. The collaboration is built around a shared goal: competing for podiums and championships throughout the season.
Focus on performance and development
The 2026 ELMS season presents a new challenge, but also a clear opportunity. Endurance racing demands adaptability, strategic thinking and seamless teamwork across longer race distances. For Verschoor, this programme offers the perfect environment to further develop as a complete driver. With a competitive package and a strong team around him, the focus is clear from the outset: deliver consistent results and build momentum across the season.
Ready for the season ahead
As preparations get underway and testing begins, anticipation continues to build towards the season opener. For Richard Verschoor, the move to Duqueine Team is more than just a new contract. It’s a step forward in a career that continues to evolve. The goal is simple: compete at the front and make an immediate impact in the European Le Mans Series.
