🇺🇸 Corey Fergus

Corey Fergus is a professional-level endurance racing driver rated 4,144, placing him among the competitive front-runners in sportscar competition. His FIA Silver categorisation denotes a professional driver, typically early in his career, competing in GT and endurance racing. Across four seasons from 2017 to 2020, Fergus accumulated 24 starts with six podium finishes but no wins, averaging a finishing position of eighth. His racing was concentrated in IMSA's support categories; he contested the Pilot Challenge series across 2018 and 2019 with Motorsports In Action, securing five podiums in 17 starts, and made five WeatherTech Championship starts with Compass Racing in 2020 without reaching the podium.[1]

Fergus's competitive record against his most frequent rivals presents a mixed picture typical of mid-field professional racing. He held a slight edge over several drivers in his peer group, notably finishing ahead of Jeff Westphal (FIA Gold, 2019 IMSA Pilot Challenge GS champion) in 13 of 17 shared races and ahead of Nate Stacy (FIA Silver, 2020 IMSA Pilot Challenge GS champion) in 10 of 17 meetings. Against stronger competition, he proved capable of occasional results; he finished ahead of Chase Briscoe on four occasions, Cole Custer three times, and Ty Majeski four times, though these drivers were substantially his superiors in overall rating. His main team, Motorsports In Action, proved a competitive outfit with 12 race wins across its roster during the period.

Fergus retired from active competition after 2020, his brief professional career spanning endurance racing in the IMSA structure. His record marks a semi-successful stint at the professional level; he achieved consistent podium results in strong fields but never converted them into victories and proved unable to sustain a regular seat at the top level, with his WeatherTech Championship campaign yielding no points.