JÉRÔME
DEMAZURE
46 years old, a lifelong motorsport enthusiast and a SimRacer for almost eight years. Today, endurance racing has become his favourite playground.
A LIFELONG PASSION FOR MOTORSPORT.
Jérôme has been passionate about motorsport since childhood. SimRacing came later, around seven or eight years ago, with his first virtual laps on F1 on PlayStation. He then discovered Assetto Corsa Competizione on console before moving to PC in 2021.
The lockdown period marked a real turning point: he decided to commit more seriously to this passion. ACC became his main simulator for several years. Then, in 2024, he discovered Le Mans Ultimate and found in the game what attracts him most to motorsport: endurance, teamwork and races that are built over time.
Today, LMU accounts for most of his driving, with occasional sessions on iRacing. Whatever the simulator, what matters to him is the race itself and everything you have to build to reach the chequered flag.
ENDURANCE IS ABOUT FAR MORE THAN LAP TIMES.
What Jérôme enjoys about endurance racing is precisely that it is not simply about being fastest over one lap. Even without professional-level pace, there is always something to fight for: managing the race, staying consistent, adapting the strategy and pushing all the way to the finish.
He enjoys preparation and strategy as much as the driving itself. When a car is shared, the enjoyment also comes from building the race together: working from the same setup, completing stints and moving the crew in the same direction.
WHAT HE ENJOYS,
BEHIND THE WHEEL.
LMP2
It is the category he enjoys most. He also races Hypercars and is happy to drive an LMP3 or GT3 when the event calls for it.
USA & INTERLAGOS
He particularly enjoys American circuits, which he generally finds technical and demanding. Interlagos is also among his favourite tracks.
THE 24 HOURS.
Jérôme has already taken part in around fifteen 24-hour races. A format that perfectly sums up what he looks for in SimRacing: preparation, strategy, endurance and above all an adventure shared as a crew.
THE SAME RACING PHILOSOPHY.
If our partnership works so well, it is because we do not turn every race into an obligation to deliver a result. We are there for the same reason: to enjoy ourselves, prepare our endurance races seriously and fight to the end without putting unnecessary pressure on ourselves.
Over the races we have competed in together, we have developed routines and a strong mutual understanding. We use the same setup, know how each other approaches a stint and, above all, have learned to trust one another. In endurance racing, that trust matters as much as lap time.
“Forget that you have no chance — go for it! You never know, something might just work out.”
