Jehan Daruvala (born 1 October 1998) is an Indian racing driver who became a fixture of the Formula 2 grid across four seasons and a member of the Red Bull Junior Team, carrying Indian motorsport hopes through the FIA's top feeder series.
Formula 3
Daruvala stepped into the inaugural FIA Formula 3 Championship in 2019 with Prema Racing, the category's benchmark team. He delivered a strong campaign, taking two wins and seven podiums to finish third in the standings, narrowly behind his championship-winning teammate Robert Shwartzman in a dominant Prema effort.
Formula 2
Promoted to Formula 2 for 2020, Daruvala joined Carlin and was announced as a Red Bull Junior. In the Sakhir sprint race he became the first Indian driver to win a Formula 2 race, part of a rookie season that ended 12th overall with two podiums. He stayed at Carlin in 2021, added two more wins and climbed to seventh in the championship. For 2022 he switched to Prema, took another victory and again finished seventh, his most consistent campaign. At the start of 2023 he was released from the Red Bull Junior Team after three years, and contested a fourth F2 season with MP Motorsport, ending 12th without a win. Across his F2 career he scored three race victories.
After F2/F3
Daruvala moved into Formula E, serving as a test and reserve driver for Mahindra Racing before making his full debut with Maserati MSG Racing in the 2023-24 season, where he finished 21st with eight points. He stepped back from full-time racing in 2025.