Sargeant is back with a driver management agreement.
"We are thrilled to have Logan join the OGMM team."
Just a few months after seemingly stepping away from motorsport entirely, Logan Sargeant has signed with Oliver Gavin Motorsport Management (OGMM) to pursue a future in sportscar racing. The 24-year-old American lost his Williams Formula 1 seat to Franco Colapinto midway through the 2024 season and subsequently withdrew from a planned 2025 European Le Mans Series LMP2 drive. At that time, the French team IDEC-Genesis Magma Racing stated: "Following Logan Sargeant's decision to step away from the sport to explore other interests, (IDEC) and Genesis Magma Racing acknowledge his choice and will announce his replacement in the coming days." Now, Oliver Gavin's new management company has announced: "We are thrilled to welcome Logan Sargeant to the OGMM team. With an impressive background in single-seater racing and at just 24 years old, Logan is joining OGMM as he prepares for a career in sportscars." OGMM is led by Oliver Gavin, who at 52 has been a factory driver for Corvette sports cars for nearly two decades and is perhaps best known in Formula 1 as a former full-time safety car driver.
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