🇺🇸 Danny Dyszelski

Danny Dyszelski is an entry-level professional racing driver rated 3,626, graded FIA Silver within endurance racing. He competes primarily in national-level multiclass sportscar championships in the United States, racing GT4 and GT3 machinery in shared-driver endurance formats alongside amateur and professional fields. His main team is VPX Motorsport, where he has made fifteen of his starts across GT4 America and related championships.[1]

Dyszelski has raced six seasons from 2019 to the present, splitting his time between single-driver formula cars and endurance GT racing. His indexed record across 65 starts holds two wins and fifteen podiums. In single-seaters, he ran the USF2000 and USF Pro 2000 series across 2023 and 2024, taking two podiums from nineteen USF Pro 2000 starts. His stronger results have come in sprint and endurance sportscar racing; he took two wins and two podiums in four starts in the Porsche Sprint Challenge North America Cayman class in 2025 and has three podiums from four starts in the GT3 Cup iteration of that series in 2026. He has also raced GT4 America's Silver class sixteen times for VPX Motorsport, adding one podium to that total, and competes occasionally in broader IMSA championships and the NASA spec series.[2]

In multiclass endurance grids mixing amateurs and graded professionals, Dyszelski has finished ahead of Philip Ellis, an established professional and two-time IMSA WeatherTech GTD champion, twice, and has beaten Kenton Koch, an established professional and 2025 GT World Challenge America Pro champion, once. Against his regular single-seater opponents he is closely matched with Simon Sikes, a 2023 USF2000 champion, and usually finishes behind Nikita Johnson, a 2024 USF Pro 2000 champion and 2026 Indy NXT champion who has progressed to the highest rungs of open-wheel racing.