🇺🇸 Brian Henderson

Brian Henderson is an entry-level professional competing in club and regional road racing. He races for Atlanta Speedwerks and other teams across multiple series, driving Mazda MX-5s in spec trim for NASA and the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup, and TCR touring cars in shared endurance racing for IMSA Pilot Challenge and the 24H Series. His primary platform is NASA, where he has accumulated 45 starts over four seasons with eight wins and 29 podiums in Spec Miata competition.[1]

Henderson's record spans twelve seasons from 2014 to the present. His strongest concentration of results comes from NASA, where he has been a regular competitor since 2014; he shifted toward SCCA regional and majors competition from 2021 onward, taking three wins and six podiums across 16 majors starts and another three wins and seven podiums in 14 regional starts. In endurance racing, his time with Atlanta Speedwerks in IMSA Pilot Challenge yielded 22 starts and a single win over three seasons; a brief appearance in the 24H Series in 2019 and three NASCAR Xfinity road-course events in 2017–2018 round out his slate. Across all series he holds 15 wins and 45 podiums from 124 starts.[2]

Henderson races a field dominated by amateurs and semi-professionals, where he consistently outpaces developing drivers David L Henderson Jr and Ken Wilkinson in regular matchups. He has finished ahead of elite professionals Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson, both future NASCAR Cup champions, in separate encounters; Larson contested 125 Xfinity starts across his career and Bell 81, placing these meetings against drivers who have moved far beyond the series where Henderson met them.