🇵🇷 Bryan Ortiz

Bryan Ortiz is an entry-level professional racing in multiple national championships across the United States. He drives for Precision Performance Motorsports in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA series, piloting Huracán Super Trofeo cars in the Pro and ProAm classes, and for Montreal Motorsport Group in the IMSA Pilot Challenge's TCR class, a shared-drive endurance series run in touring cars. He holds an FIA Silver grading, placing him below the full-professional grades but among drivers progressing in sportscar racing.[1]

Ortiz has competed across three series since 2017, building his record primarily in the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup, where he took five wins and nineteen podiums over fifty starts with Copeland Motorsports between 2017 and 2021. He won the Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup championship in 2019 with that team. In Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA, where he has raced since 2021, he has taken eight wins and sixteen podiums across twenty-eight starts, claiming the Pro/ProAm championship in 2021 with Precision Performance Motorsports. His record in the IMSA Pilot Challenge spans seventeen starts from 2018 to 2024, yielding two podiums; shared-drive endurance results carry his co-drivers' performances alongside his own pace.[2]

In the Mazda Cup, where he raced most regularly, Ortiz finished ahead of established amateur and semi-professional opposition, usually beating entry-level drivers such as Alex Bachoura and Hernan Palermo, both regulars in that series. He has one victory each against Eric Curran, an established professional with forty-eight IMSA WeatherTech starts, and Yuui Tsutsumi, an established professional and Super GT competitor. His racing across nine seasons has been concentrated in the Mazda and Lamborghini championships; his current focus remains the Lamborghini Super Trofeo NA series and occasional IMSA Pilot Challenge starts.