🏳️ Bret Prange

Bret Prange is a competitive amateur racing in regional club events in North America. His Racer Rating of 1,963 places him in the club racing band; he competes in fields that are the entry level of motorsport competition, where he has learned to run consistently and occasionally win. Over seven seasons from 2020 to 2026, Prange has made 37 starts across SCCA regional and major events, alongside occasional vintage racing appearances. He has won six races, all in SCCA Regionals, and recorded 14 podium finishes across all series combined. His average finishing position of P10.2 reflects steady participation in mid-field competition at this level.[1]

Prange's record against his most frequent rivals shows the depth of his current category. He has a dominant head-to-head record against Bruce Allen, finishing ahead 19 times in 22 races, but this reflects competition with a driver rated 1,267 points below him. Against the stronger fields he occasionally encounters, the pattern is sharply different. Tyler Brown, a two-time SCCA Majors SM champion and a professional-level driver, has beaten Prange 17 times in 17 shared races. Tom Brown and Matthew Novak, both higher-rated semi-professionals, have also consistently finished ahead of him. Prange has shown occasional capability against drivers at the edge of the professional tier; he has beaten established professional Ethan Jacobs twice and has isolated wins over drivers such as Chris Craft and Sam Craven, a FIA Bronze-graded driver and GT4 America Pro-Am champion. These moments are notable exceptions rather than a pattern, and his sustained record against mid-tier semi-professionals shows where his typical competition sits.