Ocon

Ocon is primarily known as a surname and may refer to people who bear the name. The most widely recognized bearer in contemporary sports is Esteban Ocon, a French professional racing driver who competes in Formula One. Born in 1996, Ocon progressed through European junior racing series before reaching Formula One in 2016 with Manor Marussia. He subsequently drove for Sahara Force India and Racing Point as the team underwent branding changes, and later for Renault and its Renault-owned rebrand Alpine. In 2021, Ocon achieved his first Formula One victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, marking a major milestone in his career. He is noted for his consistency and adaptability across different teams and regulations in the sport.

Beyond Esteban Ocon, the surname appears among other individuals in various countries, and it may also appear in toponymy in some contexts. Because the name occurs in multiple languages and regions, appearances of Ocon can refer to different people or, less commonly, place names, depending on the context. The exact attribution typically depends on accompanying details such as nationality, occupation, or geographic designation.