Enzo Deligny

Born in Shanghai to a Chinese mother, Yan Sha, and a French father, Arnaud Deligny, who formerly raced in the Chinese Volkswagen Polo GTi Cup, which he won in 2013 and 2014. Enzo has one younger sister, Elisa Deligny. Enzo speaks French, Mandarin Chinese, and English fluently and has a good knowledge of Italian.^[2] As of 2023 he resides in Milan, Italy.^[3]

At the age of five, Deligny started karting at the track located inside the Shanghai International Circuit. He won his first race at age 6, the Rotax Max Asia in Shanghai on a SodiKart chassis. Having moved to Los Angeles in 2015, the Frenchman began to race in American championships, winning the Challenge of the Americas and the SKUSA Spring Nationals four years after the fact, as well as finishing second in the SKUSA SuperNationals in the Mini category.^[4] In 2020, Deligny switched over to the European karting scene, managing to end up as the runner-up in the ROK Cup International Final.^[5]

In 2021, he started racing for the Parolin Motorsport team, competing in various European series in the OK Junior category, which included the CIK-FIA European Championship.^[6] The following year, Deligny remained with Parolin, this time progressing to the OK Senior class. This move yielded immediate success, as the Frenchman would take his first victory at age 13 (one of the 3 drivers to ever win a race in senior at 13) at the final round of the WSK Super Master Series.^[7] From there, he would impress further, winning races in the WSK Euro Series, finishing second overall,^[8][9] and taking a podium at Zuera in the European Championship, as well as qualifying in third for the season finale at Franciacorta,^[10][11] where he would end up fourth in the standings.^[12][13][14] Speaking about his final year in karting, Deligny described it as having been "positive", whilst conceding that he "could have been better".^[15]

Deligny made his single-seater debut in 2023, competing in the F4 Spanish Championship for Campos Racing, with previous year's champion Nikola Tsolov having recommended the team to the Frenchman.^[16][17] Deligny started with a fourth place in Spa-Francorchamps, and did not take long to secure his first win at Aragón.^[18] He took two second places in the two remaining races.^[19][20] Deligny scored consistent podiums in the next three rounds, including another victory in Estoril, boosting his title hopes.^[21] However, he only netted one more podium in the final two rounds, which came in Barcelona.^[22] That round was also overshadowed by a disqualification for Deligny would be disqualified in the last race after he aggressively forced another driver off the track on the run down to turn 1 on the opening lap.^[23] Nevertheless, Deligny wrapped up the season fourth in the standings with 240 points, securing two wins and ten podiums.

Deligny also took part in two rounds in the Italian F4 Championship with AKM Motorsport.^[24] He finished in the points on all races during the Imola opener and a further ninth place in Paul Ricard placed him 22nd in the standings with eight points.^[25] He also competed in the Euro 4 Championship with the team for one round in Monza, taking a tenth place.

Deligny joined the 2024 Formula 4 UAE Championship for the final three rounds with R-ace GP.^[26] He earned two podiums throughout his three-round stint, including winning the second race during the final round in Dubai.^[27] Despite missing the opening two rounds, Deligny ranked eighth in the overall championship.

For 2024, Deligny stepped up to the Formula Regional European Championship with R-ace GP, alongside teammates Tuukka Taponen and Zachary David.^[26] He had a quiet season and netted regular points finishes; with a best finish of fourth, he finished 12th in the overall standings.

Deligny also competed in the Macau Grand Prix with R-ace GP.^[28] He impressed in his maiden outing at the circuit, finishing fifth in the qualification race and improving the next day to fourth in the main race.^[29]

During the 2025 off-season, Deligny raced in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with R-ace GP and finished P5 of the championship with one race victory and two P3.^[30]

For his main campaign, Deligny remained with R-ace GP for his sophomore FRECA season.^[31] Deligny got his maiden race win at Spa-Francorchamps and his maiden pole position at the Hungaroring with a track record for the championship.

In 2026, Deligny will step up to race in Formula 3 with Prema Racing.^[32]

In January 2023 Deligny was announced to be joining the Red Bull Junior Team.^[33] He departed after two seasons, leaving the team for 2025.^[34] Speaking about his departure, Deligny stated that he could "come back to Red Bull" if he "performs well" in the future.^[35]

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Year	Team	Car	Qualifying	Quali Race	Main race
2024	R-ace GP	Tatuus F3 T318	4th	5th	4th

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