🏳️ Blake McGovern

Blake McGovern is a competitive amateur, rated 2,937; this level describes drivers at the sharp end of club racing and the entry end of pro-am categories, quick enough to race regularly alongside professionals but typically self-funded and not yet operating at their level consistently. His record spans a single season in 2026, comprising nine starts in the Porsche Sprint Challenge North America GT3 Cup and two in the Porsche Endurance Challenge North America, both under Kellymoss. Across these 11 races he has recorded one win, six podiums, and an average finish of P4.1; his most recent activity places him fourth in the Sprint Challenge standings.[1]

McGovern's head-to-head record against regular rivals reveals a mixed picture. He has dominated lesser-rated drivers; he finished ahead of Brannan Hankins, an FIA Bronze-graded driver rated 2,641, in 10 of 11 shared races, and Chris Hutter in 9 of 10. Against drivers rated nearer or above his level the results invert. Karel Staut, rated 3,292, has finished ahead of him in 8 of 9 meetings; Matthew Siegal, FIA Silver-graded at 3,149, in 5 of 9; David Musial Jr, FIA Silver at 3,285, in 5 of 7. McGovern has nevertheless recorded isolated results against substantially stronger professional-level opposition; he finished ahead of FIA Gold-rated Daniel Morad (4,627) once, and bettered FIA Silver drivers Aaron Jeansonne (4,894) and Trenton Estep (4,779) in single races.

His single win came in the Endurance Challenge at Sonoma in April 2026, classed as a redemption result for both McGovern and his co-driver. Kellymoss, his sole team affiliation, has fielded 44 drivers and recorded 65 wins across the index; its strongest competitor is PJ Hyett, rated 5,601. McGovern remains active in his debut season and has not yet secured a championship.