BIO:Born in France but raised in Switzerland since he was a child, Harold’s love affair with motorsport was sparked by racing Karts as a schoolboy, whilst he also attended the Max Mygale and Winfield Racing Schools in France and the Jim Russell Racing School in England.





His next move was to the USA, where he chose to compete in the Formula Ford 2000 championship before continuing to climb the motorsport ladder, first in the British Formula Three Championship, then in the European based Formula 3 Euro series before ending his single seater career in World Series Lights with the Saulnier Racing team. During 2003 and 2004, Primat dovetailed his single seater career with a new interest in endurance racing - a type of racing that rewards consistency and car management over outright speed. He made his debut in 2003, again with Saulnier Racing, in the French V de V Endurance championship and was instantly competitive, leading his first race at Spa before suffering from a mechanical failure. Ending up vice-champion in only his second season (missing out on the title due to missing a race because of prior World Series Lights engagement), Harold had clearly been bitten by the endurance bug.