🇺🇸 Chris Walsh

Chris Walsh is an entry-level professional racing in national solo sprint and multiclass endurance championships in the United States. He races touring cars in TC America powered by Skip Barber for Carrus Callas Raceteam and GT4 cars in endurance and sprint formats across GT4 America and IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge. He holds an FIA Bronze classification, the amateur grade in sportscar racing.[1]

Walsh won the 2024 TC America TCX championship with Carrus Callas Raceteam, taking eight wins and fourteen podiums across fourteen starts in the season. His endurance racing record spans GT4 America, where he ran four podiums in nine starts across the Am and Silver classes in 2023 and 2024, and IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, where he has taken three podiums in nine starts since 2025. He also raced American Endurance Racing in 2022, taking one podium in the Class 2 category in two starts. His current racing is in the Zenith Racing Series for AOA Racing, where he sits seventeenth in the championship standings with two podiums from two rounds so far.[2]

Walsh races regularly against Celso Neto, an entry-level professional with twenty-eight TC America starts, and Cooper Broll, a semi-professional with FIA Silver grading; the pair are closely matched with Neto and Walsh finishes ahead of Broll consistently. He has also finished ahead of Kenton Koch, an FIA Gold-graded champion of the 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro and 2025 GT4 America Silver championships with forty GT4 America starts, once across their meetings; and Tyler Maxson, a professional with thirty-three IMSA Pilot Challenge starts, twice. Carrus Callas Raceteam fielded three drivers in the index, its strongest being entry-level professional Terry Borcheller.