Provost began his car racing career in 2021, competing in the French F4 Championship. [3] After struggling in the opening three rounds, Provost benefited from the reversed-top-ten format for race 2 at Lédenon, as he started from pole and took victory. [4] The same format later helped him towards another podium — second place at Magny-Cours — on his way to 11th in the standings. [5] Provost later admitted that he "was lost at first", having started the season at the age of 14 and with minimal karting experience; he also began studying at a boarding school in Le Mans as part of a sports-study programme. [6]
In 2022, Provost remained in French F4. [7] At the season opener in Nogaro, Provost scored his first main-race podium with second in race 3. [8] His next podium came in the reversed-grid race at Magny-Cours, finishing second after losing the lead to Yuto Nomura. [9] Provost then endured a retirement-laden streak in four of the next five races; he clipped a stalled Souta Arao at the start in Magny-Cours race 3, got stranded in the gravel at turn one of race 1 at Spa-Francorchamps and was collected at the same turn in race 3, and spun out of the opening Lédenon event. [10] [11] [12] [13] The tables turned in race 2, as Provost took the lead at the start and remained ahead of Hugh Barter for his second win in the series. [14] In race 3, Provost finished eighth after clipping Nomura into a spin. [15] The final incident of Provost's season came in Valencia, where he retired after colliding with Edgar Pierre. [16] Provost concluded the season with third and fourth places in the Le Castellet feature races, results that helped him towards eighth in the championship. [17] [18]
During the latter months of 2022, Provost partook in the Formula Regional European Championship post-season tests with G4 Racing. [19] After focusing on his studies during the first half of 2023, Provost joined G4 ahead of the sixth round of the 2023 FRECA season. [20] [21] Provost finished 26th in his series debut at Le Castellet. [22] His best result ended up being 14th in Monza, and Provost finished 30th in the standings with no points to his name. [23]
Sports car career
In 2024, Provost joined MV2S for his maiden sports car season, driving in the NP02 class of the Ultimate Cup Series alongside Christophe Cresp. [24] The pair claimed two class podiums, finishing third at Portimão and Paul Ricard, and ended up eighth in the NP02 drivers' standings. [25] [26] The Portimão race proved a highlight, as Provost climbed from 20th to the lead during his first stint. [27]
Provost stepped up to the LMP3 category in 2025, piloting a Ligier JS P325 in the Le Mans Cup. He was joined by youngster Alvise Rodella at CLX Motorsport. [28] During the season opener in Barcelona-Catalunya, Provost and Rodella finished second in a 1-2 finish for CLX. [29] [30] At the following round in Le Castellet, Provost scored the first pole of his career. [31] He drove out a gap early on during the race and claimed victory. [32] [33]
Luxembourgish
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