🇺🇸 Andrew Davis

Andrew Davis is an entry-level professional racing in multiclass endurance championships. FIA Silver graded, Davis competes primarily in IMSA's national sportscar series; his most sustained effort has been in the IMSA Pilot Challenge GS class for Rebel Rock Racing, where he has taken two wins across eight seasons of starts. He also races GT3 machinery in IMSA WeatherTech and has competed in the 24H Series, GT4 America, and most recently Porsche Endurance Challenge North America.[1]

Davis has 107 starts on record from 2007 to 2026, yielding 10 wins and 23 podiums across seven series. His first indexed racing came in club-level Porsche competition in 2007; he returned to active racing in 2014 with IMSA WeatherTech, where he took one win and five podiums over nine seasons in the GTD class. The IMSA Pilot Challenge has been his primary home since 2018, with two wins and four podiums in the GS class. He won once in the 24H Series' multiclass field in 2019 and took two podiums in GT4 America in 2023. In 2025 he competed in McLaren Trophy America for RWE Motorsport, where he has been strong; he leads the current Porsche Endurance Challenge North America season with two wins and two podiums from two rounds raced so far.[2]

Davis races in fields shared by professional graded drivers, semi-professionals, and amateurs. He is closely matched with Spencer Pumpelly, a Silver-graded professional and former IMSA Pilot Challenge champion, and regularly encounters Jeroen Bleekemolen, a Platinum-graded professional who won the 2016 IMSA WeatherTech GTD championship. Davis has finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional who won the 2021 Indy NXT title and has raced in IndyCar, three times in endurance competition, and beaten Chase Briscoe, a former ARCA champion, once.