🇺🇸 Bryan Sircely

Bryan Sircely is a competitive amateur racing in international and national multiclass endurance championships. He holds an FIA Bronze grading, placing him among amateur and gentleman drivers in sportscar racing. Since 2021 he has raced in the SCCA Majors series, driving a tube-frame silhouette GT car; the International GT championship, where he has campaigned both a Porsche Cayman GT4 Clubsport and a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup; and since 2024 the 24H Series, a multiclass endurance championship run across multiple countries, where he shares a 992-generation Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car for Mühlner Motorsport.[1]

His record across five seasons totals 16 starts and 5 podiums. In the SCCA Majors in 2021 he took two podiums from six rounds and finished eleventh in the championship. He moved to the International GT championship in 2022 and 2023, earning three podiums from six starts in its multiclass field. His most recent racing has been in the 24H Series, where he has made four starts for Mühlner Motorsport since 2024.[2]

Sircely typically finishes behind Julian Hanses, a Silver-graded professional with extensive single-seater and endurance experience, and Abdulla Ali Al-Khelaifi, a professional who has raced in the Asian Le Mans Series and GT World Challenge Europe. He has finished ahead of Mathys Jaubert, a Silver-graded professional from the European Le Mans Series and WEC, and Christopher Brueck, once each. His team, Mühlner Motorsport, is an established operation with 47 wins across the index and has fielded drivers ranging from amateurs to the established professional Tom Dillmann.