United Autosports has revealed its second LMP2 driver line-up ahead of this winter’s Asian Le Mans Series, which begins in Sepang next month.
Giorgio Roda, Grégoire Saucy, and Mikkel Jensen will share the #5 ORECA 07-Gibson, joining the previously announced #6 line-up of Phil Fayer, Ben Hanley and Paul Di Resta.
Both Roda and Jensen are new to the United Autosports camp, with Saucy having competed with the team in both the ELMS and FIA WEC across the past two years.
LMP2 qualifying maestro Roda completed an impressive clean sweep of pole positions in the Asian Le Mans Series last season with Proton Competition, and followed it up with four LMP2 Pro/Am poles in this year’s ELMS.
“I’m really happy to be joining United Autosports for the ALMS 2025/2026,” Roda said. “The team has been a strong reference in LMP2 for a long time, and after showing great pace and consistency last season, I’m really looking forward to getting started.
“The target is to be competitive and fight at the front. The level is always high, but with United Autosports and my teammates, I’m confident we can do a solid job together.”
Jensen, who left Peugeot’s Hypercar stable following the 8 Hours of Bahrain, last contested the Asian Le Mans Series in 2023, when he piloted a Car Guy-branded Kessel Racing Ferrari.
Alongside his Hypercar duties, the Dane has been a regular in LMP2 in the IMSA Sportscar Championship in recent seasons, driving for TDS Racing.
“I’m incredibly excited to be taking part in Asian Le Mans Series with United Autosports,” Jensen commented. “We’ve been competitors for the last six seasons in LMP2 and now we are joining forces! I’m looking forward to beginning the season in Malaysia next month and will do my best to try and win a Le Mans 24 Hours entry for the team.”
Saucy, meanwhile, is an Asian Le Mans Series rookie, but heads to Malaysia off the back of a full season racing in LMP2 in the ELMS, and LMGT3 in the FIA WEC, for the Anglo-American squad. The Swiss driver and Jensen have also been confirmed to be contesting January’s 24 Hours of Daytona with United (United Autosports Announces 2026 Rolex 24 Drivers).
“I am really excited to start this new adventure in the Asian Le Mans Series for the 2025/26 season with United Autosports,” Saucy said. “It is always good to continue with the same team, and I am really pleased to be with this team for the winter.
“I am looking forward to racing at Sepang first, it is a new track for me, and it seems very interesting. Abu Dhabi and Dubai, I know from a long time ago now, but in single seaters, so this will be a new experience.”
United Autosports CEO Richard Dean commented: “We are going to the Asian Le Mans Series with a clear aim to win the championship with the strongest driver line-ups, strongest crew and fastest cars, and these driver signings are three very strong statements of intent.”
United’s 2025/26 Asian Le Mans Series assault is set to be completed by a single McLaren GT3 Evo in the GT class. Wayne Boyd is currently the only driver nominated for this effort.
The 2025/26 Asian Le Mans Series begins at Sepang International Circuit from 12th to 14th December 2025.
