🇺🇸 Chuck Harrison

Chuck Harrison races in club-level American sportscar competition. At a rating of 1,616 he competes as a club driver, the entry point to organised racing where amateur and semi-professional drivers begin their careers. He races Porsches in the GTB1 class of PCA Club Racing, a national multiclass series run entirely in the United States where up to sixteen classes share the track; he has also competed in American Endurance Racing, a multiclass endurance championship across multiple countries in which drivers share cars across two or more at a time.[1]

Between 2015 and 2019, Harrison took five wins and thirteen podiums across thirty-seven starts in PCA Club Racing. His best full season came in 2019, when he scored one win and two podiums across ten rounds and finished thirteenth in the championship standings. He moved to American Endurance Racing in 2021 and has since completed four starts in its Class 2, 3 and 4 fields, taking two podiums. His record in both series places him in a field that mixes amateurs with club drivers and semi-professionals, and he has finished ahead of established professionals including Rodrigo Sales, a European Le Mans Series and IMSA regular, and Curt Swearingin, the 2024 GT4 America Pro-Am champion. At club level his standing is closely matched with his most frequent opponents, Franklin Pray and Del Auray, both competitive amateurs with extensive PCA experience.[2]