🏳️ Brandt Stover

Brandt Stover holds a Racer Rating of 1,735, placing him in the club-racing tier; this means he races competitively at a regional level against established semi-professionals and amateurs, but consistently finishes outside the sharp end of fields that include stronger drivers. His nine seasons of competition from 2016 through 2025 centre almost entirely on American Endurance Racing, where he has taken 11 wins and 20 podiums from 40 starts and averaged a finishing position of 4.2. In 2021 he made two starts in SCCA Majors competition without points, finishing 29th in both rounds, and has since remained in endurance racing.[1]

Within American Endurance Racing, Stover has held his own against rival semi-professionals in a sustained head-to-head with Alex Rubenstein, three-time Class 4 champion, winning eight of their 13 shared races. He also has a positive record against Van Svenson and Jeffrey Herridge, the 2016 Class 5 champion, taking six wins in ten races against each. His record against Laura Hayes, an FIA Bronze graded driver and frequent rival across 11 races, stands at seven wins to four losses. Against Jake Katznelson, who won the 2024 American Endurance Racing Class 4 championship, Stover has won six of their ten meetings; this shows competitive strength in a head-to-head with a current champion at his own level. He has been outpaced over time by Donnie Isley, managing only two wins in ten races. Stover has on occasion finished ahead of considerably stronger drivers: he has five wins against Aristotle Balogh, an FIA Bronze driver, and single results ahead of the FIA Silver graded Carter Fartuch and Mike Skeen, the 2020 Trans-Am TA2 champion, though these remain isolated instances rather than sustained patterns. Most recent activity places him in BMW CCA Club Racing, where he continues to compete in endurance racing.