🇺🇸 Henry O'Hara

Henry O'Hara holds a Racer Rating of 3,242, placing him at semi-professional level; this means he competed among professionals in sportscar racing but typically finished mid-field and did not establish himself as a consistent race winner. The FIA's Silver categorisation reflects his standing within GT and endurance racing as a professional-level driver, though one early in his career. His record spans two seasons from 2022 to 2023, with four starts across International GT and IMSA Pilot Challenge; he scored no wins and no podium finishes.[1]

O'Hara raced primarily against established professionals and former champions during his brief active period. Against Stevan McAleer, a Gold-graded driver, O'Hara finished ahead in two of three meetings. He faced a steeper challenge from Spencer Pumpelly, a Silver-graded one-time champion, finishing behind him in all three shared races; similarly, he lost the head-to-head with Eric Filgueiras, another Silver-graded former champion, in two of three encounters. O'Hara also recorded isolated finishes ahead of multiple Gold-graded rivals including Nolan Siegel, Neil Verhagen, Jens Klingmann and Robby Foley, though these were single-race results rather than sustained patterns. His average finishing position of P7.8 across classified starts reflects competition at this level, and his most recent outing in International GT in 2022 ended in P45.

His sole IMSA Pilot Challenge start came in 2023 with Crucial Motorsports, a team that has not recorded a race win in the index and whose strongest driver on record is Patrick Gallagher at 5,243. O'Hara has since retired from racing.