🇺🇸 Dylan Murry

Dylan Murry is a professional-level endurance racing driver rated 4,640, placing him among established professionals competing in the strongest fields. His FIA Silver categorisation denotes a professional driver typically early or mid-career in sportscar and GT racing. Across nine seasons from 2018 to 2026, Murry has recorded 62 starts with three wins and 16 podiums, competing primarily in IMSA championships for Riley Motorsports and AF Corse USA. He averages a finishing position of P8.1 across all classified races, a consistent mid-field result that reflects his standing within his field.[1]

Murry's record shows a career built on endurance and prototype racing rather than single-make or single-seater competition. He scored his wins in the Pilot Challenge and Prototype Challenge classes between 2018 and 2020, then shifted toward the higher-tier WeatherTech championship in 2021, where he has secured nine podiums across 15 starts without a win. His most frequent rivals in shared races are experienced professionals: he trails Gold-graded champions Trent Hindman and Jeff Westphal in head-to-head records, splitting results evenly against Alan Brynjolfsson, but shows a losing record against Seb Priaulx, the 2021 Porsche Carrera Cup NA Pro champion. These patterns indicate Murry operates at a competitive but not dominant level among his peers. Isolated standout results include finishes ahead of much stronger drivers such as Chase Briscoe twice and single victories over elite professionals including António Félix da Costa and Rene Rast, though these do not represent consistent patterns within his career. Currently active in IMSA WeatherTech for AF Corse USA, Murry has made recent appearances in prototype racing including the 2026 Rolex 24 at Daytona.[2]