Éric Boullier, a renowned figure in motorsport management, was born on November 9, 1973, in Laval, France. He graduated from the Institut Polytechnique des Sciences Appliquées with a specialization in aeronautics and spacecraft engineering.
Boullier's career in motorsport began in the early 2000s when he joined the DAMS racing team as Managing and Technical Director. He then went on to manage the French A1 Grand Prix team, showcasing his leadership skills in international motorsport.
In 2010, Boullier became the Team Principal of Renault F1 Team, which later rebranded as Lotus F1 Team. Under his leadership, the team achieved notable successes, including multiple podium finishes and race victories.
In 2014, Boullier joined McLaren Racing as Racing Director, overseeing the team's operations during a challenging period. He resigned from McLaren in 2018.
In 2019, Boullier was appointed as Strategic Sports Advisor and Global Ambassador for the French Grand Prix at Circuit Paul Ricard. He later became the Managing Director of the event, contributing to its successful organization.
Throughout his career, Boullier has gained a reputation as a respected figure in the motorsport community, known for his strategic insights and contributions to racing teams and events.
