🏳️ Andy Kwitowski

Andy Kwitowski is a semi-professional racing solo in national multiclass club championships. He competes primarily in PCA Club Racing, driving Porsches in GT3, GT4 and SP911 classes, and also races in NASA in Mazda Spec Miata and production-based Super Touring cars, SCCA Regionals in tube-frame GT2 and ITE classes, and has made occasional starts in Trans-Am TA2 and SCCA Majors. His rating of 2,809 places him in the semi-professional band, meaning he races regularly against amateurs and competitive amateurs alongside occasional graded professionals on the same multiclass grids.[1]

Kwitowski won the 2018 PCA Club Racing championship. Across his nine seasons of racing on record from 2015 to 2025, he has 40 starts, 18 wins and 30 podiums. In PCA Club Racing alone he has 7 wins and 10 podiums from 15 starts over a nine-year span. His NASA record runs to 13 starts, 5 wins and 10 podiums across six seasons in Spec Miata and Super Touring machinery. His SCCA Regionals record shows 5 wins and 9 podiums from 9 starts since 2022. He has raced Trans-Am TA2 twice in 2022, finishing 23rd in the season standings, and won once in a single SCCA Majors start that year.[2]

On the grids he frequents, Kwitowski typically finishes ahead of developing and competitive amateur drivers. He is closely matched with Eric Fajardo, a regular PCA Club Racing opponent; he usually finishes ahead of Michael Fine in their shared starts in Trans-Am and SCCA Majors. He has twice beaten Matthew Brabham, an established professional and 2013 Pro Mazda champion with extensive Indy NXT and Trans-Am experience, and twice beaten James Taylor, a professional with International Formula 3000 starts; both stand significantly above the typical field he races in.