Logan Sargeant shifts to endurance with OGMM, racing IMSA with PR1

Logan Sargeant is pivoting his racing career toward endurance and sportscar competition, signing with Oliver Gavin Management to guide that shift, while also returning to the track for two IMSA endurance races with PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports. The moves come a year after the American’s Williams F1 departure and signal a deliberate attempt to rebuild his reputation and secure a stable platform in a busy sportscar market.

Under the OGMM banner, Sargeant joins a stable that includes established GT and endurance winners such as Colin Braun, Trent Hindman, Ben Tuck and Matt Bell. The management team, led by five-time Le Mans class winner Oliver Gavin, aims to place the 24-year-old American in a strong endurance lineup where his single-seater pedigree, pace over one lap and marketability can be leveraged in highly competitive environments. While no formal program has been announced, the clearly stated goal is for Sargeant to establish a clear path in sportscar racing across major series.

Sargeant’s history makes the transition plausible. He first tasted endurance competition in 2021, posting a pole on his LMP2 debut in the European Le Mans Series and Michelin Le Mans Cup. His arrival in...