Sporting a background that boasts the mastery of multiple motorsport disciplines, Chapman Ducote transitioned into the American Le Mans Series in 2007 in GT2, raced GT1 in the legendary DBR9 Aston Martin, and joined Intersport Racing`s LMP1 effort with an AER-powered Lola in 2009 with former Series champions Clint and Jon Field.  Since 2009, Ducote has remained with the Intersport team and has continued to race Le Mans prototypes.  This 2011 season Ducote pilots the Intersport No. 88 LMPC ORECA-FLM09 entry with his brother, David Ducote, and the always quick Kyle Marcelli.  Also in 2011, Ducote plans to expand his racing career to the European circuit, as he has recently signed a deal with Guess Racing to race the 6 hours of Imola, the fourth race in the line of Intercontinental Le Mans Cup races, in a LMP1 Lola Coupe with V10 Judd on July 2-3, 2011 in Italy.

Chapman Ducote has raced karts, formula cars, IMSA Lites, GT cars in several series’, Daytona Prototypes, and Le Mans prototypes.  He already has nine (9) American Le Mans series podiums to his name, as he embraces his fifth season in ALMS and extends his career to the European and Asian circuits for Intercontinental Le Mans Cup races.

2010

Raced No.88 Oreca-FLM09 in LMPC for Intersport Racing.  Suffered a broken leg and could not participate in the first part of the season, but garnered several top five (5) finishes throughout the second half of the season, and closed out the 2010 ALMS season in style with a second place podium finish at Petit Le Mans in Atlanta, Georgia.

2009

Made his debut in LMP1 and raced the No. 37 Lola B06/10 LMP1 for Intersport Racing, winning three (3) podium finishes. At St. Petersburg, only in his second LMP1 appearance, qualified the car, and drove the opening stint in a runner-up finish, claiming the second place spot on the podium at the technical street circuit.  At Long Beach, teamed with Jon Field to claim another podium bringing the LMP1 home in third place.  In Salt Lake City, Ducote claimed a third consecutive podium in the Lola-AER.  Ducote had two (2) more top five (5) finishes in 2009, rounding out his season with third place championship points.  

2008

At the Mobil-1 12 hours of Sebring, made transition to GT1 in the no. 008 Aston Martin DBR9. Drove to third place finish with Terry Borcheller and Antonio Garcia to claim Ducote’s first ALMS podium.  A few short weeks later, Ducote earned a third place finish at St. Petersburg. At Road America, Ducote again teamed with Borcheller and garnered a runner-up finish in between two (2) GT1 Corvettes.  At Mosport, Ducote’s favorite track, he brought the Aston Martin home in third place, very close to a second place finisher.  In the always energetic motor city, Detroit, Ducote displayed his prowess for street circuits and ascended the podium once again.  In a very difficult season and against all odds, Ducote ascended the podium an unprecedented five (5) times in 2008, and claimed third place in the 2008 GT1 championship.

2007

Made two (2) top ten (10) finishes in a GT2 in his American Le Mans rookie season.  Ran IMSA Lites concurrently in the L1 class to claim fifth in the championship.