🏳️ Coleman Hall

Coleman Hall is a competitive amateur racing at the club level of international motorsport. His Racer Rating of 2,336 places him among developing drivers with competitive results in entry-level professional fields; this rating reflects a driver capable of winning in club racing and running at the sharp end of amateur competition, though not yet consistently beating established professionals. Hall raced in International GT during 2026, his first season on record, and compiled a remarkable opening year; he recorded 7 wins and 7 podiums in 8 starts, finishing fifth overall in the championship.[1]

Hall's season showed dominant form against his primary rivals in the field. He finished ahead of Ryan Camp and Kurt Kropp, both semi-professional drivers with ratings in the 1,500s, in seven of eight shared races against each. He beat Robert Gee, a professional-level competitor rated 2,028, in all four races they contested; he also recorded three wins over Zachary Bradford, rated 2,625, in four meetings, though Bradford took one result. Hall's single notable result against a graded driver came against Bronze-graded John Tecce, whom he defeated once. The breadth of his wins and consistent podium finishes throughout the season suggest Hall has adapted quickly to racing at this level and possesses pace competitive with drivers several hundred rating points above him.[2]