I win in long races and in shared cars. Four hours at Daytona. Four hours at Mid-Ohio. Four hours at Road Atlanta. Two endurance races at VIR in one weekend. Read the race stories.
Why does a team want a Bronze for endurance?
A long race rewards the plan, the driver changes and the data as much as the pace. A Bronze who stays consistent through a stint keeps the whole lineup in the race. The classes that need a Bronze count those stints like any other. See what the ratings mean.
What have I done in shared cars?
- IMSA Pilot Challenge. Wins at Daytona and Mid-Ohio in 2025, with an all-Bronze lineup.
- Porsche Endurance Challenge. A win at Road Atlanta in 2026, where I took the final stint.
- American Endurance Racing. Two wins at VIR in 2023 in a BMW M240i.
What do I bring to the plan?
Stint planning, driver-change practice, fuel and tire notes, and data shared with the next driver. Read how I work with a co-driver.
What is the next step?
Use the form below. Tell me your series, your car and your dates. Each season is a separate agreement. No seat, result, license or rating is promised.