🇨🇦 Daniel Morad

Daniel Morad is a professional racing in multiclass and single-class endurance series with crews of two or more drivers per car, primarily in IMSA's national championships in the United States. He races for Winward Racing in IMSA WeatherTech and IMSA Pilot Challenge, both of which field GT-level cars shared among professional and amateur drivers; he holds an FIA Gold grading, the stronger of the two full-professional sportscar grades. His record spans 15 seasons of racing from 2006 onwards, with 99 starts across multiple series and a current rating of 4,503.[1]

Morad has built a career in endurance racing with two wins each in IMSA WeatherTech and IMSA Pilot Challenge, drawing seven podiums from each series across his tenure. In IMSA WeatherTech, he has made 34 starts for Korthoff Competition Motors since 2017. His broader endurance portfolio includes wins in GT World Challenge Europe and the Porsche Endurance Challenge North America, and podiums in GT World Challenge America's Pro-Am class; his single-seater record, from a brief GP3 Series stint in 2010 and 2011 with Carlin, yielded one win from 16 starts. The biographical record credits him with the 2007 American Formula BMW championship, the 2010 Rotax Max Challenge Grand Finals, and wins at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona in 2017 and 2024.[2]

Morad races regularly against drivers at his own level and stronger. Spencer Pumpelly, a professional with FIA Silver and the 2016 IMSA Pilot Challenge ST championship, is a frequent and closely matched opponent; Robby Foley, FIA Gold and 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro-Am champion, is likewise a regular rival with whom Morad shares competitive results. He has finished ahead of Kyle Kirkwood, an elite professional and multiple-time Indy series champion, four times across their meetings in IMSA WeatherTech. His primary team, Alegra Motorsports, operates as a small endurance operation with five indexed wins and has fielded established professionals such as Mathieu Jaminet alongside amateurs; across his 22 starts for them, Morad won the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona in 2017 and 2024.