🇺🇸 Caleb Shrader

Caleb Shrader is an entry-level professional competing in a national amateur and professional multiclass field. He races primarily in SCCA Majors, a 25-class championship where he drives spec Mazda-powered Formula Enterprises cars and one-design Spec Racer Fords, and more recently has competed in ARCA Menards West and Trans-Am TA2. His rating of 3,019 places him at the threshold of professional racing, reflecting competition against a mix of club-level drivers and established professionals.[1]

Over eight indexed seasons from 2019 to 2026, Shrader has compiled 113 starts across multiple series. In SCCA Majors, his primary category, he has taken 26 wins and 64 podiums from 82 starts, a sustained record of consistency that culminated in the 2022 SCCA Majors championship. He has also competed regularly in SCCA Regionals, where he has won 7 of 11 starts, and has appeared at the SCCA Runoffs national event on eight occasions with one win. His move into higher-profile single-class racing came with seven starts in ARCA Menards West between 2023 and 2026, a road-course-focused campaign that has included competition against established professionals. He made a 2025 debut in Trans-Am TA2, where he has completed two rounds and currently sits 23rd in the championship standings.[2]

Among the regular opponents Shrader faces in SCCA racing, he typically finishes ahead of club-level drivers such as Tom Burt and Paul Marino, both of whom have competed extensively in SCCA events. His strongest individual results include a win against Christian Eckes, the 2019 ARCA Menards Series champion and a former NASCAR Truck and Xfinity driver, and a finish ahead of Brent Crews, the 2023 Trans-Am TA2 and 2025 ARCA Menards East champion who has also raced in NASCAR Xfinity.