Nico Verdonck is a professional racing driver from Belgium with 103 recorded laps across 41 vehicles on LapMeta. Born December 5, 1985 in Brussels, Verdonck achieved notable success including Formula Le Mans Champion in 2009 and Belgian Touring Car Champion (T3) in 2010. His career highlights include a historic victory at the ADAC GT Masters at Spa-Francorchamps driving a Lambda Ford GT GT3—the first victory ever for a Ford in the GT Masters series. Verdonck started on pole position and won on his home soil as the only Belgian in the 27-car field.

His LapMeta data shows concentrated testing with 26 laps at SPA (Spa-Francorchamps), 18 laps at Ronde configuration, and 14 laps at GP Circuit. Spa-Francorchamps is his favorite circuit and home track, where he has demonstrated professional-level competency throughout his racing career. The 41-vehicle portfolio reflects professional driver versatility—testing diverse platforms to understand vehicle dynamics across different engineering philosophies. Verdonck also runs the Nico Verdonck Academy, sharing his professional racing expertise with developing drivers. With 103 laps across 41 vehicles including extensive Spa-Francorchamps testing, Verdonck represents the professional racing driver who combines competitive achievement with systematic vehicle evaluation and driver education.