🇺🇸 Anthony Geraci

Anthony Geraci is a semi-professional sportscar driver rated 3,483, placing him in the semi-professional band where drivers typically win in pro-am and one-make classes and run mid-pack among full professionals. The FIA grades him Bronze, the amateur categorisation within GT and endurance racing. His career spans eight seasons from 2018 to 2026, though most of his competitive record comes from GT4 America, where he has been a regular fixture since 2024. Across 28 starts in all series, he has won four races and finished on the podium 15 times, averaging a finishing position of 6.5.[1]

Geraci's primary competition has been in GT4 America with RAFA Racing Team, where he holds 19 starts, four wins and 13 podiums. His head-to-head record against his most frequent rivals is mixed. He finished ahead of Judson Holt and Denny Stripling, both semi-professional Bronze graded drivers, in the majority of their shared races. However, he has consistently trailed James Clay, a Bronze driver rated slightly above him at 3,769, finishing behind him in ten of their 17 meetings. Against Alex Garcia, Michael Garcia and Charlie Postins, also in the semi-professional band, his record has been roughly even or slightly favourable. Notably, he has single-race results against significantly stronger drivers; he finished ahead of Connor Zilisch, a Gold-graded former champion rated 5,897, and Robert Noaker, a Silver-graded two-time champion at 5,474, though these remain isolated achievements rather than established patterns.

Geraci claimed a 2025 championship, marking the culmination of his most successful period in the sport. His earlier career included appearances in the SCCA Runoffs, where he started seven times without winning, and a pair of starts in Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup in 2018. He remains active in GT4 racing under the RAFA Racing Team banner, which operates a multi-car Toyota program in the series.