🇺🇸 Bryson Morris

Bryson Morris is a professional driver competing in national multiclass endurance racing. He holds FIA Silver grading and races primarily for Bryan Herta Autosport with Curb Agajanian in IMSA Pilot Challenge, where he competes in TCR touring cars. Since 2021 he has accumulated 114 starts across eight seasons, winning twice as a professional in endurance competition and capturing the 2026 IMSA Pilot Challenge title.[1]

Morris took his first championship in the Lucas Oil Formula Car Race Series in 2021, where he won eight of twelve races. He moved into single-seater racing the same year, competing in US F4 for two seasons with Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport and taking four wins from twenty-five starts. His transition to endurance racing began in 2023 with entries in Le Mans Cup and the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, before joining Bryan Herta Autosport's IMSA Pilot Challenge program in 2023. His record there spans four seasons: in 2026 he won the championship, taking four wins and twelve podiums from thirty starts. He has raced GT machinery in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America and GT World Challenge America, winning twice in the latter from four entries, and collected wins in endurance racing at the Nürburgring 24 Hours and the 24H Series.[2]

Morris regularly finishes ahead of entry-level professional Madison Aust in IMSA Pilot Challenge and competes closely with professional FIA Silver driver Denis Dupont, who has 57 starts in the series to his thirty. He has beaten established professional Noel Leon, a Euroformula Open champion with forty Formula 3 starts, in four meetings, and finished ahead of generational driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli, a Platinum-graded professional and three-time junior single-seater champion with forty Formula 1 starts, once.