Adam Carroll
Irish race car driver and Le Mans competitor
Irish race car driver and Le Mans competitor
Athletes & Sports Figures
Ireland
A race car driver from Ireland, achieved significant success in various motorsport events, including competing in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. Engaged in single-seater racing predominantly in Europe, with notable participation in the GP2 Series. Also drove for several teams in the A1 Grand Prix, representing Ireland, and contributed to the country's presence in international motorsport.
Competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans
Participated in the GP2 Series
Drove for A1 Team Ireland in A1 Grand Prix
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