🇺🇸 Anthony Bartone

Anthony Bartone is a professional racing driver rated 4,070, competing in multiclass GT endurance racing across multiple series. FIA Silver-graded, he races GT3 cars for GetSpeed Team Bartone Bros in the European GT World Challenge, and campaigns a car shared among drivers in the Asian Le Mans Series and the 24 Hours series; he also raced solo sprints in the domestic American GT and GT World Challenge platforms. His primary base has been RealTime Racing in the American championships.[1]

Bartone won the 2023 GT World Challenge America Am title, taking four wins and six podiums across nine rounds in that shared-car series. That season he also scored a win in the parallel GT America solo sprint series from 14 starts. Earlier, in 2022, he took three wins in nine International GT starts and has accumulated nine wins and 19 podiums across 75 career starts. His move to Europe with GetSpeed began in 2024 and extended across the European GT World Challenge, Asian Le Mans, Road to Le Mans, and the 24 Hours series; he is currently competing in the 2026 Road to Le Mans season, having scored a podium from the opening round.[2]

In the European GT World Challenge he races regularly against Lucas Auer, a Platinum-graded champion of that series, and Dennis Marschall, another Platinum-graded professional; Bartone typically finishes behind both. His strongest career scalp came against Kyle Kirkwood, the FIA Gold-graded Indy NXT champion with 86 IndyCar starts, whom he has beaten once; he has also finished ahead of Scott McLaughlin, the two-time Supercars champion and IndyCar regular, in one outing.