🇺🇸 Jason Bell

Jason Bell is a Bronze-graded amateur endurance and sprint racing driver competing in national multiclass GT championships. He drives primarily for Racers Edge Motorsports in GT America, where he has raced GT3 and GT4 machinery in solo sprint events since 2023, and contests shared-car endurance rounds in GT World Challenge America and GT4 America. His Racer Rating of 3,290 places him in the entry-level professional band, a driver racing regularly against established names but typically finishing outside the immediate fight.[1]

Across five seasons from 2019, Bell has made 46 starts and taken six wins and seventeen podiums. His breakthrough came in 2023, when two starts in GT4 America yielded a win and two podiums for Flying Lizard Motorsports; GT America has since become his primary series, with 33 starts across four seasons yielding five wins and fifteen podiums for Racers Edge. He contested GT World Challenge America twice in 2024 and 2025 but made limited impact in that tougher shared-car endurance field; a single start in the IMSA Prototype Challenge in 2019 and two in IMSA's VP Racing SportsCar Challenge in 2024 bracket the span of his indexing. He finished 21st in the 2024 VP Racing SportsCar Challenge points, his only recorded championship standing to date.[2]

Bell races as a regular against Ross Chouest, an entry-level professional and Bronze-graded peer with whom he runs closely matched; he typically finishes behind Kyle Washington, a professional Bronze driver with more extensive single-seater experience in Porsche Carrera Cup. His podiums against established professionals remain isolated: one finish ahead of Tom Sargent, a Silver-graded driver, and one ahead of Kenton Koch, a Gold-graded driver and two-time 2025 GT World Challenge America champion. Flying Lizard Motorsports, his primary host team, has fielded 59 drivers including established professional Jordan Pepper and maintains a 21-win record across the index.