Jesse Alejandro Carrasquedo Parada (born 27 April 2007) is a Mexican racing driver who last competed in the Formula Regional Middle East Trophy for MP Motorsport. He previously raced in Eurocup-3 for Campos Racing as part of EscuderÃÂa Telmex.
Carrasquedo has been coached throughout his career by Sergio and Antonio Pérez.
Carrasquedo started karting at the age of five, racing mainly in karting events around Mexico and the USA before making his debut internationally in 2016. Making his European debut a year later and under Jonathan Thonon's coaching, Carrasquedo spent six years as a driver for Parolin, during which he most notably finished fifth in the 2020 Rok Cup International Final in the Junior Rok class.
After testing Formula 4 machinery for MOL Racing at Circuito de Navarra at the end of 2020, Carrasquedo made his European single-seater debut in the F4 Danish Championship for FSP Racing. Making his debut at the second round of the season at Padborg Park, Carrasquedo scored his maiden series win on debut, following Juju Noda's disqualification from race one. In the remaining two races of the round, Carrasquedo finished second to William Wulf in race two, before winning race three to cap off the weekend. Carrasquedo returned to the series for the fourth round of the season, once again at Padborg Park, but after jumping the start in race three and ignoring the black flag, he was excluded from all three races.
Having joined the Campos Racing Academy in 2021, Carrasquedo stayed with them to race in the 2022 F4 Spanish Championship. After taking a best result of 16th in race three of the first round at Algarve, Carrasquedo sat out the next four rounds due to phagophobia, and was replaced by Charlie Wurz at Jerez and then Manuel EspÃÂrito Santo from Valencia onwards. Carrasquedo returned to racing in August of that year, competing in a one-off round in the NACAM Formula 4 Championship at Puebla, winning two out of three races and finishing second in race two. His return in the Spanish championship came in late September, replacing Filip Jenic ahead of the penultimate round of the season at Navarra. After not finishing inside the top-20 in the last two rounds of the F4 Spanish season, Carrasquedo made a one-off appearance in the Italian F4 Championship at Mugello for Monlau Motorsport.
Carrasquedo returned to Campos Racing for the 2023 F4 Spanish Championship, whilst also competing for R-ace GP during the winter in the Formula 4 UAE Championship. After scoring 20 points in the UAE, which included a best result of fifth in race three at Dubai, Carrasquedo competed in the F4 Spanish Championship, in which he only scored one points finish, an eighth in race one of the second round at Aragón, en route to 19th in points. During 2023, Carrasquedo also competed in the opening round of the Italian F4 Championship for BVM Racing at Imola, taking a best result of tenth in race two in just his second appearance in the series.
During 2023, Carrasquedo made a one-off appearance in the inaugural season of Eurocup-3, driving for GRS at Zandvoort. After taking a best result of 12th in race two, Carrasquedo switched to the Formula Regional European Championship, replacing Joshua Dufek at Van Amersfoort Racing. Racing at the Red Bull Ring and Monza rounds, Carrasquedo scored a best finish of 23rd on his series debut.
In 2024, Carrasquedo joined R-ace GP to race in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship over the winter, before moving to G4 Racing for the rest of the year, competing in the Formula Regional European Championship. In the Middle Eastern series, Carrasquedo was only able to score a best result of 11th in the reverse-grid race at the second Yas Marina round, on his way to 25th in points. Returning to Europe for the rest of the year, Carrasquedo left G4 Racing after four rounds and a best result of 19th in race two at the Hockenheimring, joining Campos Racing to race in Eurocup-3 for the rest of the year. Racing in the last five rounds of the season, Carrasquedo scored his maiden podium by finishing third in race two at Le Castellet, before taking his maiden series win two rounds later at Aragón.
Carrasquedo remained with Campos Racing for 2025, competing in both the Winter and Main seasons of Eurocup-3, whilst also making select starts for Pinnacle Motorsport in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship. During the winter, Carrasquedo scored one podium in each winter series, finishing third in race three in the season-opening Yas Marina in the Middle East, before finishing second in the penultimate race of the Eurocup-3 Winter Series at Aragón. In his only full-time season in the main series, Carrasquedo won at Algarve and Spa and scored two more podiums to end the year fifth in the overall standings.
Carrasquedo partook in the 2024 FIA Formula 3 Championship post-season tests at Jerez with Van Amersfoort Racing. Six months later, on 28 May 2025, it was announced that Carrasquedo would replace Joshua Dufek at Hitech TGR ahead of the fifth round of the season at Barcelona.
On September 23, 2025, it was announced that Carrasquedo would participate full-time in the 2026 season for Van Amersfoort Racing. However, days before the pre-season test in Barcelona, Carrasquedo left the team due to personal reasons and was replaced by Enzo Deligny.
At the end of 2022, Carrasquedo participated in the Ferrari Scouting World Finals.
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