🏳️ Greg Cecchi

Greg Cecchi is a competitive amateur racing in Porsche one-make series. His Racer Rating of 2,588 places him in the club racing band, the level where drivers race a real competition licence in established fields but typically do not beat professionals consistently. His FIA Bronze categorisation confirms his amateur status in sportscar and endurance racing, where he sits alongside but below the professional grades.[1]

Cecchi has contested two seasons of Porsche Sprint Challenge racing, primarily in the North America Cayman class, where he has scored three wins and fifteen podiums across twenty-three starts. He averages a third-place finish, a strong strike rate in a field that has included professional-level drivers and category champions. Against his most frequent rivals he shows a mixed record; he has beaten William Peluchinski nine times but lost to him six, and he holds a winning head-to-head against the 2025 Porsche Sprint Challenge North America Cayman champion Alain Scalzo, though as an isolated result. His most consistent advantage comes against amateur peers, finishing ahead of Greg Herback and Chad Knight in the majority of their meetings. He has also taken single victories over professional-level bronze drivers Tom Kopczynski and Roland Krainz, results that speak to his occasional competitiveness at that tier rather than routine mastery of it. His three appearances in the Porsche Endurance Challenge North America, a longer-distance format, produced two podiums but no wins, suggesting his strength lies in the sprint discipline.

Cecchi races for CHR, a team that fields multiple drivers across the Porsche one-make platform and has achieved fifteen race wins. He remains active in 2026, finishing third in the Porsche Sprint Challenge USA West season with four consecutive podiums in four starts.