🇬🇧 Ian Loggie

Ian Loggie is a professional driver competing in multiclass GT endurance racing in the United Kingdom and internationally. He races GT3 cars for RAM Racing and 2 Seas Motorsport in the British GT Championship, where he has been a regular competitor since 2019; he has also made appearances in the Asian Le Mans Series, GT World Challenge Europe, and the 24H Series. His rating of 4,617 places him as a professional, a driver capable of consistent performance at national and international endurance level.[1]

Loggie won the British GT Championship twice, in 2021 and 2022, the centrepiece of a record that across 44 British GT starts includes four wins and 19 podiums. He has raced seven seasons from 2019 to 2026, accumulating 52 starts across the four series he has competed in. His international forays have been limited; he took four starts in the Asian Le Mans Series in 2024 and three in GT World Challenge Europe in 2022, where he finished 43rd in the season standings. He scored a podium in the 24H Series when he made a single start for Herberth Motorsport in 2024, racing in the GT3 class.[2]

In British GT, Loggie's main hunting ground, he races regularly against established professionals and former champions. Sandy Mitchell, a 2020 British GT champion, has been a consistent rival; the two are closely matched across many meetings. Martin Plowman, an entry-level professional who has also raced in Formula Renault Eurocup and Indy NXT, he typically finishes ahead of. Loggie's record includes victories over drivers of significantly higher rating; he has beaten James Calado, a four-time WEC LMGTE Pro champion, and Broc Feeney, the 2025 Supercars champion, in single meetings. His two-year spell with RAM Racing yielded both his championships and has been his most stable team tenure across his career.