🇺🇸 Ben Tuck

Ben Tuck is a professional-level sportscar driver with a Racer Rating of 4,490, placing him among the sharp end of semi-professional competition. His FIA Silver grading reflects his status as a professional-level driver in endurance and GT racing, early in his career arc. Across eight seasons of racing from 2019 onward, Tuck has established himself as a consistent but not dominant presence in the endurance paddock, averaging a finishing position of P12.2 across 55 starts and accumulating six podiums without a race win. His portfolio spans the European Le Mans Series, where he has gathered three podiums in 16 starts for Kessel Racing; the FIA World Endurance Championship, where he has competed for Proton Competition since 2024 but remained off the podium across 13 starts; and shorter campaigns in GT World Challenge Europe, Asian Le Mans, and IMSA, accruing one podium in each.[1]

Tuck's competitive record against his most frequent rivals reveals a driver of middling consistency. Against Riccardo Pera, a Silver-graded one-time champion, Tuck trails 11-18 in 29 shared races. His head-to-head against Davide Rigon, a Platinum-graded one-time champion, stands perfectly level at 16-16 across 32 encounters, suggesting Tuck operates at a broadly comparable level to that rival. More notably, he has occasionally beaten significantly stronger drivers; he finished ahead of Maro Engel, a Platinum professional and one-time champion, five times, and recorded isolated victories against Platinum-graded drivers Charles Weerts and Jake Dennis and the four-time champion Ash Sutton. These remain occasional results rather than patterns, but they indicate Tuck's capability to threaten established professionals on his best days. His primary team affiliation has been Kessel Racing, which fields competitive driver pairings and has accumulated 41 race wins across its history. As of late 2025, Tuck was confirmed for a continued WEC campaign with Proton Competition in 2026.[2]